The Brussels Post, 1928-3-28, Page 4WT1,1DNFa$1D'AY, MARCI-I 28, 1928.
Cbe lr setsO f�S
WEDN1 SDAY, MARCH 28, 1928.
HIaN Poland was reorganized as
a nation idler its 150 years of
..subjection to 1 av la, Austria and
Ger/natty huge mineral r:al de pos it were
token ovee. This- natural l wealth
• etas given the e,yutttry au ii1111141.40
.•tart to + t is proepority. Pilrudaki
Wants to t apit.tlue on titr• itationat
• pocsihi1it 'i h It h t to b;•
doing so ie hen:retail in 1.1e! confide•n-
et the people have i,dsc, d le id, ad -
Ministration.
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HE IIt litre, William t I: eht ;.
man, Fleet Lor,( of the Poltielt
Admiralty, unnoaa sed t'? the I:ritish
House ol'. ('aura 13 cot' 111• •. :c -
tion it1 1 urerw 18 that tet wort will
- enjoy a "prolonged period sort of pen,,,,,"
•o.•'
I t i s to beli,e9,993 that i V l l. laid.,, 0• .1 l
is eorf t Il:• I son in the leis.
He under:A:vele ravages. Aa,i
common ¶site all • iglu thinking pee -
pens he hopes 1 non tnsl t , will pre- A`- "" '-
veil in the event of t..WtiI(1' criers inane tot rent only e1 those tele,1cill tans to the national thought. Some -
between dations, :1::.1' ser - with :hem, times their ideas aro ahead of their
.1t others theirplants are in1-
USTRALIANS are optimistic THE it,•leaad of tint Peace River pu..tbie of p,•a1'ti al achievement.
'lb that the Duke of York may be di: tri, t fors dirt rt railway line ,(;one, they sehltUE get far in actual
sent to the Antipodes as governor- to the Pxelfie veeet is brought up accomplishment. But the.country is
general. During his recent trip to ti rough the news the t shipment of • eaten r,'feeshed by their very in -
the Y,
h country, the duke and duchess .100,000 bullets, of Western Cana- dependence of thought and expres-
'became most poptllar with the Aus- ':an when t- i, l,,riag snit by one res-
tt'alians, There was something a- : sat from Vancouver to Japan. Can- ea .y
,• i•, •i' . , the '-re. grain OME idea of the problem con -
bout the gravity of th:+ duke t. ,rt ::de's I ..t .ht port is tl , groat
appealed to the people, The outlet for the, wheat fields of Al- Afronting the United States are
duchess u' s- has a manner that endears berta, At the present time the Pease even in the announcement that the
her to the hearts of these with whom , River eountry has no diee,t route to pnpultttioll hos increased to 120,013,-
sbe comes in contact. The appoint- , the Pacific, 1'o take a cnrinad Of 000. The estimate shows there are
Spent 'will be of interest to Cana- ! wheat from the mertile plains of 1:1 per cent more people in the
diens. It recalls the term of the Northern Alberta to the ocean it re- country th m in 1020. That means
Duke of Connaught as Governor -Gen quires doubling back by rail and than in 1920. That means that in
teal of Canada. He and the duchess hence iuerc•asing the land haul for another 60 years the population will
were two of the most popular repre- each !bushel of wheat that is produce havr� reached to around 250,000,000.
sentatives the king ever had in the t:.). The tenant has been becoming All those people have to be fed,
Dominion. more and more insistent. The slut- clothed and housed. To do that there
Hers mint have .some better means meet be sufficient work to go round.
NE of the strange things in
of rr:tlis,,mi.trtt•all. The Peace River Tither in the fields or the factories
Canadian trade is the apparent is opening up steadily. The direct employment most he provided and
inability of Dominion producers to liar• to the costal ports will help mat- the. necessities of life produced in
order to care for the rising tide of
compete successfully with the Aus- erially in .getting others to come into
tralinn and New Zealand farmers in the territory. human iciness The question is more
Butter. With Canada an essentially serious th:al at first appearance. The
agricultural, 'country it is difficult to �tRITISH diplomacy works smooth- thought arise. that with the growing
quietly. At time.. titer there will be less room
understand how the Australians can �„� h' :0(d population
ship their butter some ten thousand appears a rift in the lute. It looks far immigrants in the States. At the
miles, pay a cent a pound duty, and , ac though some part of the erpii fume time Canada is just starting to
still better the price of Canadian ' were about to sever all its connect- develop. Canadians, who have been
better in Canada. Canadian dairy- ion with the others. With the ,•x- in the habit of going across the line
men believe there will be 15,000,000 ception of a few agitators no one i„ grin employment, will be beginn-
pounds of }:utter imported into Can- gets unduly disturbed about the dif- in to find It here, The future pre-
utter
• from Australia and New Zea- ficulty. And usually things are ,sennas the scene of people coming to
land this year. There would seem to smoothed over and trouble dieap- this_ side for work. It may even be
be a challenge there for the Cana- nears its swiftly and as silently as it that in years to come the clamor will
dian agriculturists to meet the conn came. Just now there are difficulties be itt Ottawa for a quota law a -
petition from the Antipodes. Surely in Egypt. The question of Great
entrance to this country,
they could produce butter at home Britain's right to protect the Suez
that could equal in mire and quality canal and so guard her Cmrnnulica-
• that which comes from the other end tions between the western and east -
of the earth. ern nark of the empire has caused a
•:•'' ripple to appear. British diplomats
UUNDREDS of Detroiters received do not 2.111f eseited. They work a-
11. - Plea ant uro:ise last week wayA hart of their method 3)
when they turned out to hear the by the appearance of Prinvess Mary
Mendelssohn Choir of Toronto. 'the and her in band, Viscount L•t (ell e
group of 250 excellent voices from in Egypt just as the critical moment.
Canada rends led a program that The princess will male herself popu-
brought thrills of delight to the mus- ,a1' as a part of cementing friendly
10 1f:3.il•0 of the r'it}- el" the Straits_ relations. with Britain. It le just
Genuine enjo •lO'llt was experienced enr, 3)r the quiet way- WestoOni •t+i•
by the audience, It is a splendid 1731- 3)l.: of heiping to solve the.ee (Ino s•
vcrti:ernent for Canada to have the -!;999 t_:u991' 4 that inset 00 rising 11:133
Toronto rhr(i3' male, smelt a di tint't 1'mr to time.
sect. e' ih 1 14 trait ape eta s n:9e. +• es •'s •;
feel. ae ea1 , cte11 hey would 11e )a ii'fl manyneelik':ehrilli:ul# :n -me:
vo'1l, lu•,:', tl' they excelled th . i 1 „ 1 1_._., 1 olav I'm
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1ie*e
Tian le that :o few al ,. ,1•' 9 11( i'+ 3 1 a ..1 Legielatum there
hies a 911.1••• 17h gill) 01' 1.;101: 11r• Iteeiny mon of the itonrassa irpt',
vvorrl 1••.'1.11.' 3111 11, t 3) 1:.r leu' 41;0'-°'(1-9' 13 they make T4eleaine contribu-
of toleration there are ;a) army telco
Wl(l1111 thrn:+t; t'be-ir opinion,: down the
throats of thos=e who differ, They ^^^^ wish, to instlt1te tyranny, bet In tea,(
THE BRUSSELS POST
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"S RE' FIT" RUBBERS
No stooping to
put them on or
to take them off.
1-Ioid snug :1110
slipiess to the
shoe.
The roll edge sole
aelromatically expands
to fit broad soled shots.
Look for the name,
•,fill w 15 ,I.+.'
r
!''11,1cith
fo't1 .nt1r Ten,
misses ses and
children.
il'1L9ty`:a4A4
AI .;i. ING
of ceiling th, 2" actions tyran Teal, '
they say they ere merely being toler-
ant. ,Aoeording the the dictionary
the word toleration means: "The net
of tolerating, or of allowing Hint
which is not wholly approved; elmri•
fically, the vecognitien of the rights
of the private individual to his own
opinions and practices, as in matters
pertaining to religious worship, when
., they do not interfere with the rights
Of the private individual to his own
opinions and practices." The dict-
ionitry's definition is specific enough.
If everyone stuck to that interpre-
tation, there would he, little trouble.
The difficulty arises because too
many speak of toleration as meaning
AND
raper Raging
The undersigned wishes to un-
ng0nce that he is prepared to
handle all kinds of jobs in the
above lines, ane will endeavor
to give the best of satisfaction,
Prices Reasonable
and
'wont promptly attended to
Alex. Coleman
Phone Mit. Srussels.�
rather than at Washington to bar
migration out of Canada,
Huron Old Boys
Hold a Successful
Euchre Party
Hatching Eggs
0. A. C. Menai hock Hatehin0
0)1)94 1(011 1se,•p1IOnally vigor -
01'0114 year -Old stuck. Pelee 101
above Market price, Minimum
10 Bents
Also White Leghorn lintch-
int: Eggs. Prue .10c above
3)t ark t. (Inc hens are on free
range and are l't'd Cod Liver
1)il,
Russel Knight
Phone 21116,
Brussels, R. 11, No. 2
t:a
111
BillUk i
While You Wait
Take my advice and buy
your 8, C. White Leghorn
Clay -old Chicks or Eggs
let 3)100erll u prices from
M
G Pum M='�,n , ti�'�iin n
Philo'. eelx r 5 lir113331'ls
uron blood well he'll" and there's I ..,,,,,�-..>r.�. ....- ..,• -.r•-,_..,,._.._,....-„-,... ,..
31111310101100 wa exp( d by both W ith0u9 fuer tlom the
';;. t u h f u- Saeretary Floody '
line .- the -
,.•tth rs :cul hrnt"r:+,
rids year Hawaiian sugar planters have m-
! :nu t free nigger caws and will i earliest opening will he 13 ober 20 • cress ed the stomal output 160,000
v rpt , )' time to :htrind the Old and the latest 1!r sl) date, N0301)1 ' tens in the past ten ,years.
Y y ' 1011 +tuns ltobt. Holmes' 11 ,1 ::.,. L41ti: is exports of rayon and cotton
e •• er rani -
11' lhi w.:a:: only a liberal ) t T099 duel: , (don i, also to be mixtures have incllltsod 5,000,000
:111, we could carry the city -hest
J!ci l',.atl1.
shortened 15 day.: sough of the square yards in the last your.
I.'' 1 like a erowa at Woodbridge t'trnch 1livcr, the 3011 (11 now 0Pen- k 1(.i areas were sq prevalent
I ;1 1 1Lan Wallace,
, i hlg on September 15 instead of Scrp- IlIl o shout the province during Oc-
llen and women of Huron, I am ti ober 1, but north of the French tober that they :almost constituted a
proud of you -J. A, McLaren. River the e eon is unchanged, A record. The number of such fires
They can't beat this Huron crowd closed rea0on has been recommend- was 110, and the aggregate loss in
ad for muokt'ats south and east of ancon was, 't"79,408,
/ 1tm
l3),111 e-' 'P1'. 11. J, Hodgins. sorry 1 missed it. -Walter the the Matinwa River in 1921). I --�_
I a
Following are the dates and dis- AUCTION SALE
I.urhrnatt' - triets for deer hunting this fall.
1. In the district south of the
French and Mattawa River -Nov. 5 i
to Nov. 20, both clays inclusive,
The Moron Old Boy- ' Association
of Toronto, held a very successful
Euchre and Bridge party tat Hy eia
10,11, Elm street on Frida;,• evening
list. The weather was :9l toot could
;rel a•1d the ideal h;til 0:131
cal;trdrd Is (03)00ity, some 110 901ilr:
1 Fine' req (7 0(1 to ac'eannnodate the
: 1 0331 :ami Bride pleyer . Veee
i orizes were awarded to :he
eucc1 .•"ul contestents, mot. the
0' 1 - ear eied out 13`91 tei.'iteee
tat •Rine, tinder th' :a d.• ,1(l ci,:•,17
1.f 'Ir-. 11. 11. St.:Wi.
11'0 1 tI rine.•,, ell('lnur' i far
ro,•rl
1.0 iHit hc,Old WA
noel n ie• ,tl r:;r:,•. ('.1I:.n aril;
e o' the entieeelem.ed wits under
30 - (91'':rti r1 rd' 11. 1). '1'h•'I,'1 i',
90,99 t r -n-•, 0 n..mlber
1-1 14,1 :. I. •1st,. . , !'0111,..P.; tl in,
1,0.111 i1 t. t1(('r,'014 Ii or Marla^
31.
a,1 en
Nr ton.
chorea • n..110 •. 3)1' Tilaruhill,
0311 , a'' 1.90 h,+' rise, early
en the: .3.1711. and 31odi-1.•d to 1119(11.1
111
Illttlriltunet.ions.
F. B. Holness of the Postal (Ms -
toms Stair, and 0ederich Old !joy,
was also an e:171y 34113 -al.
That big hearted d :eon of Huron,
Hee. Y Ida nt..I. A. McLaren, done
a .•d the cm/Tee as per ui'uel, and it
>n 1:i unanimously carried that it was
the very best,
Bret MeCrenth says it is about
time we were running a Huron Old
Boy for :Yiayor of the city.
Len. Wallace, Secretary of the
Woodbridge Fair, was an interested
visitor.
Miss Lily Paterson, Convenor of
the Visitation Committee, and - one
3)f the live wires of the Association,
brought a contingent of 25 ex-Wing-
halnites.
What They Are Saying
The Huron Old Boys' functions
take the leading place in Toronto's
ovllnts_President Xing. -
This is a record breaker in the
Eueher parties -Treasurer Robert-
on.
Wait 0ll you see nee at the picnic
on the First Saturday in June -G,
A, Newton.
This show is getting bigger and
bigger every year --W. F. Cantelon.
HUNTERS PLEASED
WITH AMENDMENTS
CHANGES IN OPEN SEASON FOR
DEER HUNTING AND DUCK
SHOOTING APPROVED
Local hunters express consider-
able satisfaction over the decision of
tho Fish and Game sub -committee of
the Ontario legislature, changing the
open season for deer hunting and
duck shooting so that it will be some
what later this year.
A re -distribution of the districts
has also been made whereby there
will be five districts this year in-
stead of four for deer hunting and
while the season has been somewhat
shortened it will probably prove
more satisfactory to the majority of
hunters.
Last year local hunting parties
went up north as early as October
10 but the game was very unsatis-
factory at that time and much dis-
2. In the district north of the
French River and south of the Cana-
dian Pacific Railway, from North
Bay to Heron Bay on Lake Superior
---Nov. 1 to Nov. 25,
3. From the Mattawa River
north of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way from North Bay to Heron Bay
and south of the north line of the
Canadian National Railways, with
the exception of that section from
Ileron Buy to the Flinch River ---
1 Oct. 22 to Nov. 25.
4. St. Joseph's Island -Nov. 10
to Nov. 25.
IN. Huron Orangemen
to Walk at Luckno
Winglunn, March 23 -The Orange
men of North Huron have decided to
I hold their 12th of airy celebration
this year 01 Lucknow. Winghanl
i had also invited the lodges, but as
celebrations are being held in Lis-
towel and Hensall, and as Lucknow
and Winghatn are close together, it
was decided to go to Lucknow this
year. In 1029 the event will be held
in Nifingham, when it is hoped to
have the South Bruce lodges join
the North Huron bretlu•en.
"Establishing
0
&UCTION SALE
-of-
Farm,
f
Farm, Farm: Stock and
Implements
of the estate and effects of Her-
man Brodhagcn, Bankrupt, will
be held on Lot 31, in the- 12th
Concession of the Township of
Logan on Monday, April 211d, at
1 o'clock sharp,
i0HN STEVENSON.
72 cheerio St 1 �bdlh0,1. Uel .
Aotherl •rd 1'ru0.ec.
V. W. AIIRF.NS, Auet o,',r
AUCTION SALE
--0 9 -
Car of
A 1.11'T1ON EA 1,10 00' IPA 12:11 31'xOI1R, IAl?•
3.3) I.11031N'1'31, 6'UI<N l'I'l1(00, tri'• -0 IE. Sadat,
A natio, ear, has been instructed to seta al Blj
tot :&1`00 5, Morris, 00 Friday, 6lorch IUth,
at 1 o•elook sharp, the following property : 1
bot00, 7 nova 1 mow 0nd 0 3)1ge J Weel(l ((1(3,11
ohunka pegs, 1 sot doable 1100(1 031, 1 Wagon., 1
cwt of sloiglla with rack, 1 bhld0r, 1 tllowor, 1
De, ring hxy louder, 1 titanium spronder, 1 rid-
ing prow, 1 Massey' -Harris dceo drill, ( sot 3.
section harrows, 1 miltrv.11or, 1 buggy. 1 cut-
ter, 1 fanning 0,111, 1 stook rack, 1 hay rock, 1.
I gravel box, 1 HOnllter, 1 2 furrow plow, 105
bus. nixed grain, 110 tons lay, (Utnntity of
)ember, hey fnrh, rope and pulleys, quantity
of 1" 110forkl andotn, r aifri0tr060, neckyo1(00,
chains, forks and otltm•,lrtiole, 9,00 neem amts
to ((len t1ol Tarots -nems 3)P 210 11(01 undsr
rash : over teat nm0uut 0 montlw cre,11t giv-
6nnn furnl.hing approved 1013)1 ((0100 with
disorunt of 0 par 00nt 00" anmvn off 1904 oas11
ityoredlt anion 50 1311'(HABIN:TON, Yr. p r -
Y
Af3t1T10N KA1,111131' 1(3111)1l.411008, 1IAY,
GB81E, &a -D, M. Boot), Auctioneer,
has been instructed to sell at bot 20, Oen
Morris (1 num South of Janlustown), on
Timmins, April Ord, at 1 o',lools. the following
property :•-2 cows fre-h, 0 Daws duo to crave
time 01 rule, 1 now due 1st of May, 1 cow due
islofJnly milking. 8 heifers riving 2 years
old, 1 o0e' fro -ben. d 2 months. 2nows with
Cnlvesat foot, 4 cows springers, 9 Year-old
steers, 5 .year oldh0lfers,1) tW 3)-y ear old steers
6 Darhan, oniv"s, 1 Fall calf, 8 sows due in
April, l9 pigs about 100160 , 10 suckers, 110
.Lente Leghorn 0000, 811 Brown Leghorn liens,
1011 bushels barley and oats 3)0 bushels oats fin
Cor seed, is ten., alfalfa and timothy hay, 1 001
of sleighs, 2 heavy trail Wagons,1 sot of team
homes, 1. set of single harness. Term -210
and under cash ; over that animat 13 3)tnobhg
credit given on fnr,)0hing approved joint
notes Land owners for security. 0 per ^eat
per anneal ea for 0RN 14ILEY, Procredit prietor.
(OR
Horses
t',t�orses
At the Grand Central Barns
Listowel
Fradpr, March 30th
e at 1,30 o'clock
ALEX- McDONALD,
Proprietor,
AUCTION SOF 20 Finftp OF ALE
S,itno' D 1111. goatt,'
A notio neer. has been instructed to001I 3)t N1.‘
lot 17. (Ion. 7. Morris, on Wedneodny, Apr. 4413,
at 1 o'clock sharp, the following property : 2
steers 2 years, 0 heifers 2 yrs , 8heifers 1 y0„
1 heifer 7 mos , t steer 7 moa , S calves d 11e00.,
0 COMA with calf, 2,•1366ra yr., 10 pigs About 00
Ihs , rubber tired buggy, (mantity of Timothy
seed. Terms -tincts of 210 stud under mush ;
over that asloant 10 months credit given o0
furnishing approved joint notes with dia•
mount of l per neat straight off for 0.6041 on
credit amounts. LandJA5 N10EOL1 Prrop.
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X. DE N
DURANT DEALER. BRUSSELS
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the Estate of
Elizabeth Evans late of the Village
of Brussels, in the Province of On-
tario, Married Woman, Deceased.
110tm0 is hereby given, pursuant to S;eetll n
E0, C)1a:,, 121, of the Revised. 31163711es- of On -
the estate all
of 1011001.01 11 Evans, who* died
o„ or aoo01 the 10th day of December A. I).
1047, are required to s(nd by pint, in•0paid, 0r
deliver to John Evens, ono of the
alreoutnrs of said estate, on or before the
10th day of April, A. D. 1(128, their 0110(60
0011addre006' tvlth full particulars in writ -
big of creels claims nod the nature of the 6e•
amities, 00 agy,1101(1 by them duly verified
by 11 statutory declaration.
And further takenotice te that after
the 16 h
day of April, r
will proceed to distribute the assets of
the said imbue mating the parties ont1tled
thereto, having regard tatty to the claims of
sank Which Executors 111011 shall have
he had
atm• thde
said assets or auy part thereof to oily person
al whose plaint they shall not (lien have re•
calved notice,
Dated at 11r110sr(s, the 10th (lay of hluroll,
A.D. 1928. w. hf ,INCLAtti,
001101tnr for 15xecntors, John Evans
and John hloNsir.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of he Estate of
Mary Ann Rob», late of the Vil-
tago of Brussol9, in the County of
Huron, Widow, Deceased.
No11001011 06by gluon, pursuant to Seaton
00, Chapter 121 of nhe linvt.01 Statutes of
Or to,'!", that all persona having :dahlia against
the estate of the said Mary Amt Robb,
deceased, who diel of or ((boot the
12th day of February, A.D, 1028, ore required
on or before the 81st day of March, A.
D,1018, to send by peat P11111 01. de11ver to A. 03.
Macdonald, Esq , Elms sols, the agent of (lora
Tank, the Executrix of tate lost Will and Test-
ane3)t of the recessed, their (:brucine and
alll•nalltan, and lddret•ee,., with full partici.
11111111 of their securities Of any( held by them.
A 3)d further take 110,1c, that after :melt last
mentioned date that said Executrix will pro-
mud
ro•Celd to distribute the assets of line deceased
amongst the persons entitled the rata. 110v111
regard only to the olnim; of 0•)11011 she N)1a11
Mien 14006 notice and the said luxenutrix will
be liable to any person or persons for
the said t100610 or soy pert thereof of
whose Oleins notice shall not have holm rectify -
ed by $•r at t11n time of such dfstrillntion.
Dated this 10th day of Mnro)), A. 0.
1028.
W. 01 01 N!'I,Ain,
14oNdnor for the Executrix.
Farm for Sale
180 ares, being (.art 100 00, 701 Con, and lot
•41, 011, (b11 Corey 'r••wnehip, (lure-gaartor
3)a a from Ethel and sanest turns is known
at Dilworth Farm. For ('fu'1icelna's nlmiy to
10.11 11. E. LIO'LAND,
Tenders Wanted
The Connell of the Township Of (grey are
asking for tenders at her cabin pod for put -
tang the gravel in 111,• nl,0 let crusher.
Council sappl1es.all equipment.
They also require n men to operate the
(Meter Una to to.hn1',
1 or p3) r4 tulhu's stn., the 14,100 tinpeld liter dent
'i• 007 member Of 1110 I h,lillett.
i he Int ..r , 0031 t#ndt r for either of these
jobs not r s0( ily nem -awl.
Ttivik rs must he in the (Terra's hands not
later than Friday, Mlarh Bath,
13. BEAU, Freaks
et,A. Bother You
Oh 1 (i1( tramati. of :whing Pent, the misery
.f painfully d ear. )11 one iuyt after thentli-
tr, tale l,11fn0nr-4 00 , i 1011g 0111,00 t6'
e19e,g without n foot, Ire in the Wnrld, front
mi.,nt•v C011 he ftvotdcd. I raves, harness 1
,•1 flel•ed f,3)• ••.111•4, lot I i.,lllei n clic to es.
11 eve :list coot / m•nu enol my weeirel06
11 01.0.. Now, 1 wont to help others t if 3.90(
(4110 sufferer 3.3,3:t 111 n Hon'tn 1: PO0Tt1)1,0
welting 1 P 0,1001 1 1 Pensal _1 t t. Heel•
fume, Ont of i,yIt cul.bis
re 111 Lu(jning
tiros., 011931 de.d,t•s,
Fare for Sale
A very de0irehlo 4teelt 11110 of 150 acres, 3.Gq
mile from llnletel4 ()nod buildings Iln[t
gtOemenla. O.a•y 1orm0 to snit purchase'.
31ur further pnrtfeulo's ((poly to
A. II, 111 A(1DONALD,
n)'nsoobb,
Farms for Sale
Mares, being the south halves or Lots 10,
10,911, 21 eat 22, 30 the 1st Colt. of Grey town.
ghlp, 1004(1(60 ideal grana risme, with 1.01)•
ing water malt Oman, 1x(11 bo ant,) 00(mrate)r
if010110e:I, w111 consider renting part or all
bo mailabletenunt, Apply to 0044?
OIBO.0. 30)0140011, ib 192, l(luovnle
or (4100110.15 8E0170011, Wiutrbam.
Name and lot for Sala
'^Tiewndersigncd otters for al,le his house
and lot nn Albert street, Brussels. Rouse
oontnins bath, 011t1,00) end lo oteetri0 wired,
Good garden and enrage, 15veuytlling 1,1
first -Allem ropoir.
Ott( ,inns, 2121,1011116014, Eentorld,
Farms for Sal_
Thunnd00M00ed offers for silo his100-8ors
Mate being 93.4, Lot 26, 0on, 7, Morris. Also
100 nares, being North ;i, Lot 22, had IN, 27,
Con. 7, Merril), Good ho110ee and bern0 1f1
Eret•01860 condition, vise all good, eut•htlild•
Ingo, Will 481110611 or wltliont crop. teens,
on for Bolling, poor beelth, 10or (nether pert,
(eiders apply to p .klIR0411IsOProleor1inle