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'I'l'iU111;WA1',, JANUARY 27. f92l.
flaw 1 r H litte•t1p to bt11)8t ever;:
worthy project lit yoltr cotnttlunity lir
;i lifter hot a leaner uniy
MittenAtd Ltel 701.N expresbetl H WASP
When ho o-0 (1 "•1 have potieed that fplk8
are generally ehoet as humpy aye they
Made op their minds to be,"
"Leen whip and more oats" is a motto
Moog
we might all take anti work it out a g
the broadest and best litres possible,
Think it out and CHs PosT doubts pot
but it will be found a panacea for many
of the things tbat fret and caused us to
chafe 88 WO travel life's pathway and
help pull the loads,
Batr3te 1s a glerioeseol02izer a'ld will
help soy people to work out tbelrtlestioy
if given a t'quere deal. Iudis,. Fgeer,
South Africa are shiulog examples and
the Green 1de viers •,j y Peace if they
cot eurreil.In erei•i:1 tI '.iia and Ceased
telling iwaginary troftrte,l to their neigh-
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toed time is t•o
ug
'1`HAT wild goose chase of the Muerte-
ate balloouisls cyst Uncle Samuel nearly
$9,000 but possibly the 1 est lesson learn-
ed from a coolish aerial jaunt at a most
inopportune .season of tbe year, is an
idea of the acreage of Canada. Il'a no
one-fifth of au acre lot as some of the
American school honks were printing it
years ago Tee trip to Moose Factory
may not be altogether money thrown
away.
P&nynecteI. Prohibition Convention
mill be held in Massey Hail, '1'orouto,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Tbersday,
February 22. 23 and 24 There Will no
doubt be a big rally in view of the
coming. Referendum vote and advanced
degtelstion eougbt for. 143318 Barleycorn
1g only waiting t receive a dual
knock.
o r
out blow, and all lovers of sobriety
should help give it to him. Special
railway rate to Toronto for tbe Con.
vention.
DDE! for Sale
Quantity of good hard
Maple and Beech Cord-
wood which we will dis-
pose of in the bush.
Ament Bros,.
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z3Ru.SSE
I•r needs a jolt to get mote of us our of
our eeasy
330 Mete are naw eurolled at the Stock
and Seed Judging Course at the 0. A.
C Guelph ; 37 take the Dairy course ;
32 redd] study 13eekerp`ng rind 20 lake up
the alt of getting bees to do their beet
laying (u Winter when the top notch
market (13120s rule 6 W mien are to be
found in the Poultry class --not because
they are "old hens" though but up•to.
h times
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r of m
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deters.
One
enrolment of 15o'inethe tractor class
1 e
e9.
Gasoline is r't;ht au
otl Dcbbi a's b.
Axe you a lover of flo'rers 1 If so,
and you live in this locahly, join the
Hortieelturat Society aud do your part
in helping beautify your property sad
community in which you reside. $t on
wet make you a member for a year but
We interest cleated in your borne, your
school Or church may be beyond cow
putatluu. A lew fl later beds or dowel-
ing steub5 'Mooted et the sebooi and
uteetiug house in the Spring of met
might be the initial step and many a
stride in advance.. Let us rouse up and
get ou the jab. The trustees won't
0bjtet t•' a little 6xeig up Probably
they would be ready to assist.
Meer bodies who imagined that wo
man kind were the weaker vessels will
have to revise their tbeories. During
the plat week one woman shot a man to
death. and forgot all about it for several
dere. Another gazelf heard somebody
Lu.ovu Gsoaee, the modern Moses,. turnbl:og round in the vestabu(e of her
alas caucelIed a holiday he bad plaooed borne one night and thinking it was a
on a0eouut of the fidgety character of burglar sent s tittle leader pellet from
public affairs in ti's domain. He's sure- the throat of a 7 sheerer in that direction
ly a royal oak statesman and a long and lased uu' her hubby The old idea
stretch removed from commonplace that a woman "couldn't bit a barn doe"
basswood politicians. Everybody don't must sorely be a cunningly devised
love him hat possibly that's to his credit fable or eiee female markstnansh.p hes
as arc ca led recommend from some improved much of late. Tbis note
peop'e is the hlacke,t kind of a black should be taken as a hint by prowling
eye that can be obtained. nocturnal husbands as well as by gentle
men of leisure who desire to follow an
easy style of supplying their needs with-
out raisin!{ blisters on their hands
There is hot much Cost time between
the "bark" and "bite" of a well a`med
revolver and tbere aim much room ter
dodging either.
Ote page 5 of ibis issue may lee read
the Animal Report of the Howiek
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, a well
known organ zttion establisbed in the
year 1873 Toe apnual meeting will be
bell 10 Gorrie on Tuesday. February
15th. Retiring Directors this year are
John A. Brvaos and A. E. Gallaher,
both of whom are eligible for reelection
This Compa0y is one of the strougest
and best managed in the Province, ere a
comparison from authenticated and an.
biased coerces will prove.
Two important public gatberiogsthat
a great many people take no Interest in
are the Ontario Horticultural Conven-
tion to be held at Hart House, Univer-
Grey Council
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Greta lager, .lit r'xelient;h AirIs
t srnte at tour ket ;Aloe at • 1
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Nay Bros, Ltd., per G. C. Gllitt
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k3 31'w» leert13iree, i-1Hrab,1)evies, •
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G. C. GILL -' Agent
OA**. .,. 4409006.444e:a
Fiat Poll Clerk, No. 5, $200';, .A mos
Smith, D. 11 0 No. 0, 1$400; Santee)
McGeorge, Poll Olel k, N. 6, $2 W ;
Allan Catereeote 1). It 0 No 7 $4.00 ;
1V. E. Fterreet, Poll Clerk, No, 7,
$2.00 ; Bernice Prtvn, use .d' echuol
tome? for election, $3.1)o; Solas Jolene
etnn, nee off echoed Melee fur election,
53.00 ; 11 3, ldndvee, use of school
bowie for election, $300; .Gen, Rob-
t "1aH for
8182'.
n ucl 1 t
' 11 tree f a it 1
Rob -
referee to Il, 1 a
time 53.00 ; Ivie Campbell, 1150 431
school house for el821101', $3 OO ; Jecne
Long, tree of hall for elertgu, .$3 Oh ;
Grant to Public e Llbtaly, Ethel,
$10.00; Grant to Sick Chihli ens'
Hospital, Toronto, $1000; Giant tit
Childreus' Aid Society, Gnderieh,
510 00.
Council adjnnutad to meet February
7th,
A. If. MACDONALD, Clerk.
Turnberry Council
Minutes of Council hied 311 Bluevale
Jan. 10th. Members present, Jas.
Porter, Reeve, W. A. Mines, J. J.
Moffatt and .1, L. RfacEtgen, (Arendt
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lore. After signing drelevation of
office Council went on with regular
business.
3tiuutee of last reeetlrlg, Nontina-
•fun tneet1ng and election lead and
approved. on motion of J. J. Moffatt
and W. A. Mimes.
B Laus were
passed confirming
appointment
of O1,uncii as mall come
lulssi0ners, Geo. Y. Cruikshank and
Allan McEwen, Auditors, Vtn. S
King, Assessor anti James Moffett n
member of the Bolted of Health.
Moved by 3. L. Mac}"riven and J. J.
Mt4fatt that By -Low No 5 he passed .
for holding it Nwniullion meeting to
Foreetel's' Hall, Blneyale, 11"nday,
Jan. 24111, at 1 o'clock p, ru. Ou
mCtien of 1V. A. Mitterrand J. J. Mof-
fat Reeve and Clerk were authorized
to sign petitions to the Mil,ister of
Public Highways re provincial grants
for public roads.
eloveal by R3', A. :lines and J. J.
1110ffatt that we call for tenders fur
township printing. Carried.
Following ece0nuts• .paid. were :--Ll.
B. Murphy, fees re Douglas appeal,
$5659 ; C. A. Jones. fees re Jermyn
drain, 5173.17 ; 3. Clasem"re, gravel,
thee, '518.00 ;1'1>F. (3 Scot nud 81 phone
telephone ratty F.
00.
Next Council meeting will be held
in Bluevnte on Feb. 155111, rat 1 p. m.
P. POWELL, Clerk.
East Wawanosh Council
The elnnicipal Council of the Town- First meeting of Council for 1921
ship of Grey ]net in the Township u held according to stntutp,
Hall, Ethel, on :tfondrty 3anualy 1001. January 10th, with members present,
Following member; of Council :-be.
Reeve Currie presiding. Afeel a feu
ing John hleNatb, Reeve, Jas. F. Col- timely estingkfrom peeve. Irrigates of
11 , Deputy -Reeve, and Phi nuts Mac last metiug in 3920 were read and
os
Donald, °firer Barris and Robert L. en owi.
Taylor, Councillors. The minuets of Faolillowing efnelale were appointer}
the The the current year la -W111. Rialtoed. 1 Bylaw No.and adopt-
1 fur 19`21,, anpointdng son, school at lindanes r f ser ; J. N.
the following Municipal Meets for Carnphell, member Board of Ittalth;
the current year wee put through its
Jno. b. recon and John F11 1t., Audi -
tars salary *12.00 each ; David S
1 status and finally passed Yee
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sity grounds, 'Toronto, on February tots severe a atr 1 Scott, Culleetrn', 813181 y $85 00 ; Win
Rn$ Irth, and the Fairs and Exhibitions (leek and Treasurer, A. H. Mlardon- SV1ghtr11Ht1, Aes8091lr, salary $100,011
old ; Assessor, Johneitn r g g ; Collet'' O sin t5 rat a minima, of extra work
Convention stttect for February 8 and 9, tor, P. J. Bishop; Auditnre, •
Edward
H'ulton and Jas. A. Mc:.Vnir • School made nece,sary by recent. Iegdi;lHl[nu, y
in the Foresters' Hall, College street,
Queen city. Both bodies deal with
very practical affairs an(1 if they become
humdrum snmetimes its because they
need shaking up. with a new set of of-
ficers, perhaps who wooed get the annual
program out of a rut. It will be a glad
day for all public gatherings when ,the
oh qui'0us delegate comes to the con•
cleeion that somebody else should be
permitted to get a word du edgeways on
the sud•jects being discussed now and
then, 't'a'king machines grow monotin-
ons no matter y
tt how well the do their' Inspect ,
At tendanc Officer, John Kreuter'.whereby Clerk and Asseesoe are called
Fenceviesveee t Gideon 0. Parks, upon to fulfil, 515 00 was greeted each
Antos Smith, Cuthbert Hutchinsnn, of those IfIebslo neer ii
111811' fnr 1
Robert J. Hoover, John Oliver, Rich- salal`les, 510.00 was vetted do (rid 11 I
ardlCox, Andrew xllaeltan and Thom- the Children's Sheltie G1,deri,'lt
li sitnilarat10(nttto the 33311knka
arFir.
a9Poundkeeps, 801,122 Payn, Hospital, 0 copies of Muniripnl World
Thnmas Cumming, 4irilliant 3, Gill, were orderrd-for Council and Clerk.
11
William altdhe h
a, Jacob Long, Dime 1 ; Oolleclne repot ted 111134 he been
C. Collie, George McKay trod 1V,n. 11. 01102080101 in obtaln(ng all the tuxes
Sholdice. levied in 1920.
Board of Health : Dr. M. Ferguson,
Moved by Mr. Cmittes, seconded by
Medical Health Officer, John McNabll, Mr, Rober4aan, that Reeve and Clark
Chairman, A. H. Macdonald, Secre-
tary, and George McFarlane, Sanitary
InspectorJohn Kreuter.
1 By-law No. 2 for 1921, providing for
expenditure on the roads in the Town-
ship of Grey during the year 1921.
Wrier a couple of women folk on Tor- i under' the Ontaa}n Highways Act and 17(
amendments thereto, and appropriat- 4
onto city Council and aootber good , ;rag frnnl Lha x(8438}es raised by general
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O. Increase Your Earning Power
by taking a Course In the
ELLIOTT,{j
sister a Manitoba M. P. P. tbe acidity of 1 taxation the sunt of $5000 00 fur that •e.
these respective bodies should be nicely purpose was put through 119 several Pe Tonga 8, Charles ate, Toronto
ata ee and final] paaaed to
sweetened and the Lords of creation may . Ify-I'•W No.31(1i1' 1921 appointing the Orient the last two students to accept ty
come to the conclusion that all the good i Reeve Road Overseer for the Town- 0 a00I 1 eaik'e .tine daft cee Der ntlk R.
s2a041a the community le not covered , ship of Gtey under the Ontario pj Promotion In hnoh,ese is raped it you
b3' their res restive hats, Woman can I Highways Act was Put throe g,it les 0 have 005508* proparatton Thio
1 several 04431308 and f1r1813y pit80231. r'� sohoel la noted for high kende training _t�
mike au A t job of managing the home, l , r ,, and for as:fetin the students to obtain
l g g The CnllBetpr a 1.011 for 1920 was re- employment. Write for Cottage Clr•
church departments. benevolent testi-' cefved and Collector relieved ftorn , ou ar,t)Enter at any lima
t aloes end we are ready to believe she 1 any further responsibility in regard to w. J. EL1.IOYF, PR!NC/PAL
totions
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sal !8111
I% OU can also make
beautiful light caller
and bread of wonderful
whiteness and flavor
ithCream of theWest
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Limited
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Maple c g
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Halifax
Toronto, Winnipeg, Brandon,
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be authorized to sign and submit to
the Minister of Public Works and
Highways of the Fer0v111Ce of Ontario,
the petition of the Corporation of the
Tp. of East Wawanm.11, showing that
during the year 1920 thele has been
expended upon the township roses
and bridges the sum of $6035.45, and
tequeeting the statutory grant me that
amount as provided by the Ontario
Highweve Act and amendments
thereto.-013r1•ied.
By -13335 No. 1, 1921 ratifying the ap'
poiltlment of towriehip officials and
ley -Law No. 2, 1921, appointing
*Domicil total Commissi0ner•,s were
read and passed. A number of ar-
couttte amnuutlug in all to 533659
iichCouncil
aid after
were or<ierral p
adj.mrned to meet Monday, Feb. 7th,
at I o'clock.
A; PORTERRFIELD, Clerk.
same,
will da good walk in tbe new sphere of 3 The following accounts were pre- v1 FA7rvaVesl ie=^,2agiiR 2
operat one. If these public bodies are soloed and masted to be paid :
"no fit place for women" then it don't The Municipal World, election 803)'
saymuch for the past management when plies, *7. 42 ; D. Milue sheep ealva-
the daughters of Eve had the key turned tor, $2,00 t Louis Steise, drawing
gravel, $2.46 , Geo, M. Mitcho11, (3085-1
on them. Our mothers, wives, sisters 0311113 ballot boxes, $15170180G;
0 011 ; Cies. 1+.. i
add daughters are not miens -what' ever' Speiran, gravellin" , $170 80 ; Thos,
t111S8 you may see fit to place the prov-'; Berke, underht114htng and work on
e bial motheretelaw netwithatandin I Burke Drain, $51.00; William Holt. 1
g' ! ^k on Burke Drain $611100 • Wil•
anti all they need is au opportunity to • li
oe
w
am A, Halton, repairing . belege, !
prove they are ail•wooband•a•yard•wide, ! 1$3 00 ; Geo. Johnston, D. It. O, No. 1r,
they are play largerm No 2, $4.00 , D. Poll Clerk, M
tbe history of this gem of British poe. No 2, $200 ; Oliver Turnbull, D. R. '
si ne It is up to every Woman t0 O No 8 $4 00 • John S. Ritchie, Poll
Hurrah ! for the 'women of Confide, : 1B4.00 ; Chita, A. Shn$)8"' Pall Cler(, p - a - Stave - Chestnut
r .destined to la a art in No, 1, $2.00 ; ) Davidson,flo Grant, D. R. k. 1 4
Coal
woommigtemistownmummi
Assammumignita
No. 1 Hard
sea a .
past 17erself tin the wider .arena into
Clerk, $2.00: Neil l41(tTaggart, p_ S T Plum
D. IL 0, Nu, 4, $4.00 ; M, Hartfsnn, E. 18G M 1 w
11, 0. 13'0.5, 4.00 ; ' W. Y•3. Lave, PHONE 41x
tvhiell she ham eutered sous to 'be ready Poll Clerk No 4,52,04 ; P J. Bishop I
to stop into the open doors.
heumatasm
Neuritis, Sciatica, Neuralgia
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
Have brought good
health to half-a-ml.lton
sufferers.
A healthful, monev-saving remedy,
wen known for fifteen years, pre-
scribed by doctors, Bold by drug-
gists, $1:00 a box. Ask our agents
or write for a free trialackage."
Templetons,142 King W., Toronto
Local Agent, 3ntnne Fox.
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Sey`aon.a of good land upon which is n com-
fortable h00ev.mld frame stable. Possession
brook,, a sly owned by
e. Village of Draw
brook, lately' Owned by Mra. D. Drown. For
11141110r pertiieniars amply to
Mils. T. CA8ERCN,
or Waif. CAMERON,
Executors, Gran)r0011,
(No'ri*I* Ye 1seteli'» O ,-11h thN.
',ratter •f the eetete of dtamee..
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9 Notice. ht eal'elay elven puruuaut to ":11)1 fie•
hie ether toilettOntario." Meerut as:O e Braaaanteeof
32055(31 3ame1111 3008130331, who died On or
"nt flay et Jane, .A, D, lege, ere
aelgat the at. d
22141, A. ), 41 before the Meal dry or Tarn
eery, AtD• Chloe
tv rend na peso, Brusselsied,
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l.un, N .2 UhaA A. Mcnu)503 0 ts305)13 s s to
ttei ]Yheistlt1Arhtthllurnam of the estate
their l51Q0'tno end port hatters
addresses 385)31a30
1(15 3i1Rulens, the full portiattersoftheiralnlnta
the statement of their tweonlibe and LIM10(1 na-
ture of the ta0ur141es lit tiny) bold by •haul.
Aud further581(0130We (Wetter 0000 Inst
n,antfoned dote the sand Administrator win
proceed to dist Moto 6110 assets or the deaessed
among the nitrites entitled thereto, having re.
Ord 001y 40 the 0lntuls 01 1811101 ho a10131W1(1
Bove Hallos, and said Admluistrator
not be liable for the said 4100330 or any nett
1 thereof to any Perron 01 4)33(00(0 of whose
claim notlee 03,911 not terve been reoelved by
!Must the time of moll distribution,
Dated thin lith' day rot January 2,.D, 1921.
CHA1, A. lttoi)ONALD,
28.8 :Administrator of the e0t3te.
Notice
l haw Sorvioe
The nederstened a iii keep ter so2vine, nn 345
eeot lrort,lio,2, (1(2clstunmrrlp,rholhoro b3'
el
..1)04sge, sternn Iinby, Htof Marquis
(1 No.1
Min 101110 il II Royal Minter(minor4i8U')1 3. i�llii
fgrna may bit area 011 Opp 1,rtllort, Terme"
0(2.30 00r thorn .tinkle parnhle at (1(8143 0: ser'
1.iue With
pr2Ylle4;0 to return, Grade ewe met
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Proprleloi'
Farm for Sale
(3ottlahtfnit 100 sores, Wire leve, (`013.0,
(3005'�1' township, ;Morels n good two-story
tai 11 ho11511 with fnrmieo hank Intro with
8tabioseetuoit31 t 1 wind it silo, hen house,
pig 3101, 43 (l,rd well, 20 tirte,1 bro4�lord. ltur.
131 nsil nnd tnt Br one. 5433,4343( 35 nails distant,
l21 miles plowtrota51,000010 sseedel0ohoe.rFor
IIplewng done, 18aor0sa8nded 10187. 1503'
of
t mdara n 1 1
Mbar at i Pm y
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1� kerma end p_
Ghnti+ 1,ntldas, or if by Muer to es. P. U.,
13, H, 1. 31HH,11NIC111 BPru1'11, sss,.
' Farm for Sale
Applications for the °ler table of the Ainnl•
01pal1ty of the Township, of 11e00110p will bo
received by the Council of the said Af Wotan'.
IEpplile tions wilt day at a'eloohen
ni„ 84 G'onaen 5,11 0e2038.1111 a1 the Carnegie Lit-
t�ry,8entvrth' m, MULIDIE.
Jnnuory 17th, 1.123.
Angus Bulls for Sale
to
A taw choice ld Angus Dulls for sale from 8
la months old. Pliord Co call. Call pndeee
them. M.L. CA1tDIFN>.
Phone 428 Lot 10, Con. I8, Greys
For Sale
WANTED
Highest prices paid for all
kinds of'Logs,
LSO wish to call the attention of
any �ters(u8 wishing odd Nee at
the Flailing Mill to place orders
eat17.
B R S.
AMENT 4
woad or WDRK
Parties wattling \Vood eau have the
sante, delivered at their residences et
the following Cash Prices :-
Dry 28 inch wood, per cord $ 6 00
Green 26 inch wood, per cord.... 0 50
Green 4 -foot wood, pet cord.,.:9 00
Parties wanting to cut wood by the
cord can get contracte.
P1310ies willing to haul wood may
also get contracts at price per cord
delivered where directed in the Village
of Brussels by the Clerk or in his ab-
sence, R. Oliver.
Apply to the undersigned.
F. S. SCOTT,
Clerk.
$50 to $5,000
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A CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITY PROVIDES IT
A YEAR FOR LIFE
-No better life investment available `
-No better security obtainable
--Cannot be seized or levied upon for any cause
-Will be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed
-Not affected by trade depression
-Free from Dominion Income Tax
-No medical examination required
Anyone over the age of 5 years resident or domiciled in Canada
may purchase.
Any two persons may purchase jointly. ,j.
Employers may purchase for their employees -school boards for +
their teachers -congregations for their ministers.
Apply to your postmeptap or write, postage free, to S. T. 880(840, Super-
' intendant of Annuities Ottawa, roc new booklet and other laformotioe dsp
ecd. +',�','
Stake sex and age lest birthday.
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FARM
HELP
Owing to unemployment in centres of popula-
tion there are many men now available for farm
work. A large number of these men have had
farm experience and their services are now
available at moderate wages with board.
Farmers who can usefully employ one or two of
these men at this will be rendering a service to
the community as well as to themselves. Many
farmers have repairs and other odd jobs which
have been put off for years on account of the
high cost of labor, This might be a good time
to get caught up work of this nature.
Fanners desiring help please communicate with
your local Representative and state the nature
of the work and wages you are willing to pay.
S. B. STOTHERS,
Agricultural. Representative, County Huron.
HONORABLE MANNING 1V. DOH.Ilt1)'rY,
Ministor of Agticultut'e.
Being 800111yy6 Lots 20 and �yy24, flan. 0,
Hawker
ar((dwood,4wee Buren aol0dar807
5 Norsh0114 10
acres river flats, good pasture hind balance
1st 0(880 working land 1a .high state of cult!
vat(on. Largge Ulnlit barn with straw shed,:
cement stabling and hog pe710 uudernesbh,
Cement tato, 110111117 11178(2, 2 lioutae, roboot
on promisee. Doily small delivery and Wroxe•
ter tsl1ph0110, Lott or good
yp water. Farm
well footled. ,5ATIII(M.i58 21llnkof, 0803 Tho nae.
Bush for Sale
Standing bush, consisting of soft maple, ash
0on 6,(aro town.
. d birch, for Sade Lot 1, Cy
n
id She acro. For further 5
1 3 be b
811 Will b y
particulars see the undersigned. , `
A'H08. PIERCE,
Phone16la. North Gravel Bead,
The Hill View Farm
JAS. A.' REA
Breeder of large English Berkshires
Young stook for sale, either sox.
For further particulars write or phone.
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established and that gives you Prompt Service' and
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We solicit your patronage knowing that we can
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Iweeks. Cheques payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia.
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Give the Brussels Factory one trial and
will not want to discontinue.
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