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HAVE 'en hal the meatier' f, sr ref.
t O InWt a Ca r a t
ewer in Your home this season ? 'if not
You sere hardly up to date.
CON'•1DasATILh: innocent sport was on
the program over S. Valeutine's Day
and, we suppose, a few anonymous 1>la
Oriel cud. poetise "bugs" were also tired,
just to prove that all the silly people are
not deceased net inma.es of the bug
:house, The perpetrator has the rubber
ueelt
A 0000 deal of tooting is being dose
over A'ber'a buffalo menus being served
iu Ootarlo towns, We bave heard some
'Westerners ne compare these to
a tender
moccasin, minus the laces. . It may be
a good card for a boarding house just
the same as the meat ratios would be a
good Laster.
Tax old time Spelling Matches are,
worthy of a resurrectionand the Pen-
menship eveoiog classes should be re-
sumed as features worthwhile a place
on a practical commuuity program
There was a utility in them that bore
f raft of value to the possessor and real
pleasure to the receiver of correspond-
once or the properkeeping ing of books
and accounts Some say they use a
typewriter to overcome the difficulty,
Some typewriters are notorious bad
spellers.
SOMalively discussions over Munici-
pal Council Boards of towns and villag-
es voting thetnselves salaries without
Muting it was going to be done when
the Nomination speeches were made.
Tree Posrdoesli'tknow any good rea-
son why a Municipality should expect a
man to attend to Council business for a
year simply for the patriotism that burns
iu his soul. Of course it's a good school-
ing if a fellow's head is not an abnormal
size before he is elected. The pay
should be graded, however, so that the
real worker, who is always. on the job,
would be rec'tmpensed' for services
rendered,
STICK to the through line. Too many
people appear to be ejways ready to run
into every available siding. They waste
golden boors by the "switch cff" habits
and often arrive too late at the delayed
journey's end, to accomplish the object
of their pursuit. Possibly tbe fellow
with the "straight throtush" ticket land-
ed the job, because he was on tbe spot
and ready for it. Old Tomorrow has
been the gallov€e on which many a
procrastinator paid the penalty for
tardiness or irresoluteness wben promp i•
tnde and positiveness were methods of
winning hands down. "Be sure you're
right and then go ahead" is good advice,
Titextete about methods of a miz
b cano
ing publie,fu'2ds a conundrum in Huron
County is if it only requires. M. P's. to
represent this fine County at O.tawa
why should it tate 3 M. P. P's, to hold
down the job at Toronto? We are
aware the Commons Tads dip deeper in-
to the chest for salaries but they are also
further from home and less able to keep
an eye on home affairs during the long
sessions of the house. There are men
i» Parliament who financially were
never as well heeled as when in receipt
ofeindemtilties. It is no easy task to
carry a resolution to reduce salaries and
history shows the tendency to have
them soar. Tbis often makes tbe tax-
payers sore.
J. Bsnso Cox' ri n
N s im so meat in
l P
Huron Co. jail. for whipping tbe Bul-
pitt-youtbe has called out fairly good
samples of public feeling on both sides.
On the one band Cox is painted as a
slave driver, a man who deserved the
lash and bricks were theoretically
thrown, legal and otherwise, that if the
Bible rule were the guide "the fellow
without faults be permitted to burl the
first rock," the willing„ gabby witnesses
would likely never have spoken,
"Crucify bim" was evidently the fever -
heat watchword, Then there are the
" slopper•overs" wbo are trying to make
it appear that Cox is a saint instead of a
sinner and sbouid almost have been
presented with briquets inetead of brick-
bats. The other extreme. Our private
conviction, after reading alt that was
said and done, is that Cox sbouid never
have been sent to "jug." With the
banging ho received and worry over tbe
Unfortunate affair to himself aid
friends the man might have been allow-
ed his freedom with a warning and to
all intents and purposes the abject of
the investigation would have been
served in the judgment of THE POST.
A favor will be done Mr. Coit if folk
dont attempt too much in a "sugar off "
'rhe incident Will he a warniog to all
concerned. There is a judicial limit
that should oat be overlooked, however,
in alt such oases apo the legal zeal should
trot be permitted to outweigh calm
judgment. A "bullyragging" lawyer
and a cross grained judge sometimes
take advantage of their position and
"sass" a witness and .=fuse them,
when perhaps if there was not so much
(sluing the testifier Would "tell the
eel..or
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i
loverd Bee.
Leave your order foe Seed Qort*
and Clover Seeds at
usselsFarmers'
sr
�Luh
STORE
Hogs Shipped
Every Saturday, No in-
spection fee deducted.
We pay the sante price
ala the other fellow,
D. M. IYIACTAVISH
elANEtGER
truth, the whole truth and nothing bel
the truth" more readily. A common
saying is that al times there is more law
tban justice. Wise is the mac who
steers clear of legal entanglements as
tar as possible,
WEATaaa Paorisg'r Bowes, Chats-
worth, b as revised his rate forecast as
to his predictions for reee and has issued
a new program of probs. A. men has
the right to ehauge bis mind and also
to noologise for blunders. Everybody
in Ontario is fully convinced that Bro..
Bowes' mild Whiter was a bad guess but
we'll forgive him as he is not an orphan
io this instance. All signs seemed to
fell and we'll continue to stick to our
linnets until 0.6 Sol gives evidence of
time to "shed" them,
P)tlgN Messrs. Currie and McCaus-
land,Toronto, M. P. P's., proffer to be
speaking the mind of the people of
Ontario on the Temperance question
they) show a great necessity of baying
their craniums inspected by an asylum
expert or a good veterinary. Not be-
cause of tbe horse -sense displayed but
rather in their possession of colossal gall
or imputinence to assay that they are
comp='ent to be mind readers or casts
diens of the morals of the people . of the
•Province who have already spoken t.0
various occasions as to guarding their
homes from what has always been and
will always be a menace and -disgrace to
a civil zed people Some stentorian
voice should tell them a few plain troths.
Wiry sleet Premier Ferguson give them
a hint ?
Rear A. C. Wishart
Writes from California.
DEAR MR, KERn,-Leet you grow
impatient and strike my name off your
subscription list, I am herewith for-
warding to you my small fee neces-
sary to avert such a calamity. THE
POST comes regularly to our house,
with its weekly budget. s# news, as an
old friend, and I don't want to be
without it, As you will notice by the
addrees, we are now in the Sunny
South enjoying its balmy sir, fruit
and sunshine. It is not jest from
choice that I find myself hers but
rather owing to a temporary indis-
position of health, the result largely of
an unfortunate experience that l pass-
' ed through some years ago. I aro hop -
in that before loo I willbe
g g back in
"Sly own, my native land" again, en-
gaged once more in my regular work.
Meanwhile we thought it would be a
pleasant. change to come down here
andescape i
a the rigors and 'snows of
the Canadian Winter once more. We
were down here S years ago and en-
joyed it, very much. We had a
pleasant and interesting trip down
here from Calgary by auto, a distance
of over 2,000 miles and we came with-
out mishap, except the little troubles
incidental boa lengthy auto journey.
Great changes have taken place in the
intervening years. Long Beach,
then only a small city, bas now a
population of about 100.000, while Los
.Angeles has gone ahead with such
leaps and bounds that it scarcely
seems to be the same place.at all, with
a population of nearly a million. Last
year Was its banner year in expan-
sion. The' building permits for' the
year exceeded the $200.000 000 mark,
and all the small cities and towns
formed about seem to be sharing in
the same material prosperity. It's a
wonderful climate and its reported era
of prosperity with work and wages for
all have attracted thousands and
thousands from ail directions and it
has become a veritable Mecca for the
17. 8. and Canada too, With the
touriet and the seeker for employment
has come the crook of every kind, and
the result is that crime bee increased
trernendouely. So bad had it become
in Los Angetee a year ago that it en-
icyed the unenviable reputation of be.
ing the most pronounced criminal city
in United States. A. Crime Commie -
sten Was appointeda year ago to co-
operate with the civic anthorities in
an endeavor to curb the crime wave
that was sweeping the whole city and
blireetening to get beyond all control,
Much 'has been accomplished, 'but
much ie yet to be done, limit -ups,
murders, and thievery are a daily and
nightly occurrence. Divorce lawe are
very common, so much so ehztt a
llusbantl of wife May obtele a divorce
on the sligbteet pretext, Ovev '1,000
divorcee were geaated in Los Angeles
last year. l,lilssut'ely 1'avealB a ate
plorebie state of alfaite and forbodse
evils for days to eome, Tido le the
rainy Beeson beth Hosea t pee and it
is very lenity needed, -Foe nearly 10
months there has beenrttetieaii 110rain, $0 far this eeaeon t sin fall hoe
been 1.60 inohea, as eorepated w1Lh 5 82
ite
i tr e8 for lasteltr t hl date. and
v
a Mlle la c a
,
104 the normal ratnfalt at this data,
So much ie rain needed throughout
the State fiat cattle and eheep are dy-
log 1n guttibers for leek of food and
water, Streams and springs toe dry..
Ing up in places, and core:este() prey -
ere were offered in many churches for
rata, Sour' rain fell throughout the
State yesterday and 11 is the fond
hope that it'may be the harbinger of
many copious showers of blessing to
follow, One Is really sorry to learn of
the numbers of Canadians that are
here, is great many of whom are bore
toofr-�- a ne o' e best t,
ata s r k the u
y
mechanics and skilled taborets, lured
here by the reports of prosperity and
plenty of work. These are a sore lose
to Canada at a time when all tier eons
are needed at home to help in the de.
velopment of what one day will truly
be a very great Nation. All le not
gold thatg litters,' and many who are
Here would be as well off or better off
at horde. With all its vaunted pros-
perity there is a lot of unemployment.
and hard times here too among many.
There are several old Mende of mine
living down in this district, seine of
whom belong to Brussels. I had the
privilege recelitly of spending a de-
lightful and enjoyable hour vitt Rev,
Dr. Roes, so well known there. He is
comfortably settled at Long Beach,
and he says he enjoys the situation
here very north. He certainly looks
well. 1 waste close. Kindly address
ray paper to Willowbrook, California,
ea I can get it there conveniently
should (change my temporary place.
of abode. I trust you are well and.
that you may have continued pros-
perity and health. May your bow
long abide in strength and may you
be spared many yelp's to enjoy the
esteem of the community which you.
have so long and so faithfully serv-
ed: 'Yours Sincerely,
A. C. WISHART,
Los Angeles, pal. Jan. 28, 1924,
Beer W. E. Kerr Writes
From Vancouver, Br C.
• The following letter from Rev. W.
E. Kerr, brother of !tire. J. J. Gilpin.
and W. H. Kerry of TH4 POST, of
Brussels, le worth a place nn explana-
tion of Western life. Mr. Kerr, Who
has spent the past 12 years at the
Coast city,'ie not preaching at present
as his health fagged but he bought a
bungalow and several acres of land and
is renewing hie youth by a change of
occupation and freedom -from nervous
strain. He Bays under date of Feb. 5
H er DEAR PEOPLE-1have intended
writing so long but time flies and "pro-
crastination ie the thief of time" the
game as ever, and a host of siwilar
proverbs are so true, the days have
passed and my letter has been unwrit-
ten, Strange as it may appear to you
of one who has "retired from active
service," I have been so busyI did not
find time for correspondence.
Our Winters are so very mild work
on the ranch can go on as
readily from December to February
as from May to July. These opening
g
days of February have been indescrib-
ably lovely. Tuday, for instance, a
neighbor and I have been pruning my
trees, he with coatoff and both bare-
headed and feeling no need for wrap
of any kind. The cue shone brightly
and the air was balmy as on oue of
our Bunny May days, Away below
and beyond' gleamed the sparkling
waters of English Bay, an arm of the
great Pacific. True it was a joy to be
busy our of doors.
We pruned 22 apple trees and to-
morrow we will do a little shaping up
of cherry and plum trees. I have been
busy touch of the time for weeks on
our raspberry bushes. Now most of
the patch is completed, having only to
top a few tows and they will be done
till picking season comes along. A
woman, living near ue, takes the job
of furnishing pickers so we will not be
trmubleci on that score. Patch looks
fine, 'many of the canes were 10
fee high ft,
t h g before being topped and are
nearly an Inch fu diameter. Expect a
splendid crop in 1924 and should have
25 or 30 crates a day in the flush of the
season. My next job is putting ear.
rant endoose e •
g b toy bnehee in shape,
pruning, spraying and hoeing. Have
over. 100 bushes all told.
Our goats are not milking just now
but they are costing almost nothing
to feed, so we need not grumble.
Every rooming, unless it rains, I
tether them in the bush lot to the
East of us and tering them in at night,
full as the proverbial tick, fed on
ealelle (a winter evergreen) fetus, and
nibbling from shrubs of all sorts.
They certainly are capital at clearing
up wild land, and you would be sur-
prised at the difference in the parts of
the plots where they have and have
not been. You would wonder too
bowtbey can ramble about to the
limit of a20 font chain and not get
8o hopelessly tangled they. would be
tied in a bard 'knot. 1 rarely :find
them in trouble. They walk to the
limit of the chain, browse for a while
and then follow the chain back to
RsTHMARAz'�,.
No Smoking—No Spraying• -Ns god
Jost Swallow a Capsule
Restores normal breathing, stops
mucus gatherings in the bronchial
tubes, gives long nights of quiet
sleep; contains no habit-forming drug.
31.00 at your druggists,. Send 4c
in stamps for a generous sample.
Templetons, 142 Xing Weak Toronto.
HA -180 A Ii f
GUARANTEED BELOW 111'
For Sale by Jaime. Fox
Whale they are tied and .start put
again. If tengtod they Will lie down
trod chew thou uud, C 0a11 to them as
o the a d b
Igoforthorn in i❑ th vaning-u the
tyro Will talk back anti seem td try .to
tell the events of the day, Tliey al'e
great pets and we woniil be sorry to
do without them.
Macy signs of Spring are about ere I
have Been a half dozen robins and
yestsday I hearditogs holding a pre-
liminary ecncert. Pussy willows
liaye been oat+ several weeks and early
Bprleg hewers are in bloom, Surely
Ude ie the lovellest land of all,
V'aneouver is showing wonderful
signs of growth and !tortoise are being
built everywhere. A statement in the
Daily Proviftce newspaper says Great
er Vancouver had increased 50% in
population in the last 5 years and a
pretltetion by ex -Mayor Gale that it
would double its population In 'anoth-
er5.
It's a wonderful sight to see the
ships from all over the world
throng-
ing ng-
itg
Burra d Inlet,afters 40 or GO
Yowls lying et anchor, waiting for
their place at the wharf while perhaps
20 others will be loading or unloading
at the docks. The B. 0, Electtic Co.
is epending 320,000 on electrical de-
velopment 11118 Spring,. We are strlk-
log out' gait to be the leading city of
Canada. Some day we may sell our
ranch and retire. Jubilee, our
locality, is building up like a veritable
city within the city,
You will be interested bo know of
the course I have been pursuing re-
cently, The B. C. University has
put on a Short Course in Poultry,
Horticulture, Agriculture, &o., and 1
have been a school boy again, 2
weeks ago I took a conree in Poultry,
(in which I have been interested as
you know for years) which Was very
helpful. and on the 18th I etarb
in on Horticulture. Program deals
with strawberry culture, raspberries,
&o., with an illustration as to pruning
and the like. The vegetable garden
is also on the list. Course only costs
$e and gives all sortsof extra; advan-
tages. We go out to the new site of
University at West Point and they
send a big electric bus inter the city
for us and bring us back again at the
close of the day. A Mr. Rutledge was
one of the Poultry Course lecturere,
He told me his people lived in Sligo,
where he was been. He was a typical
Rutledge and Irishman as well,
I recently had a surprise. A . Mr,
who for some time had one of
our, New Ontario farms and owed us
several hundred dollars sent me the
deed of a farm they had owned a
couple of miles from our Thornloe
place. They are a fine couple,
among the finest. We will have ad-
ditional interest in the East as well
as the West.
Hope everyone is well a8 we are, Bo'
I. will say bye bye for this time.
McKillop Fire Insurance Co.
Annual meeting of McKillop Fire
Insurance Company was held in the
Town hall, Seafocth, Friday afternoon.
February Sth, when a number of
those interested in the Company were
present. Last year's Directors were
re-elected as follows :-D. F. Moereg.
or, Seaforth ; J. G. Grieve, Walton;
W. Sinn, Seaforth ; John Beobewies,
McKillop ; Robert •
Ferris, Blyth ;
Malcom MCKeeh Oli • Mc-
Cartney, Seaforth • Jamentan s rG. finnolly,
Godericb ; Jamee Evans, Beechwood,
Financial statement was presented
bytheSecretary-Treasurer,
D.
F.
McGregor. It showed a lai
ge amount
of business had been done during year,
and it surplus of about $7.000 after
meeting all expanses.
Irnmedi'ttely after meeting Board of
Directors met to elect officers and'
traneact other business. Last year's
efficiels were re-elected as follows
Irresjd,rnt, James Connolly; vice Pres-
ideet,.iarnes Idearts ; Secretary -Tress-
urer, D. F. i4eGragor ; Auditors, Jas.
Katr and John Govenlock.
During the year the veteran Secre-
tary of the Company, T. E. Hays, re-
signed, owing to advanced years.
Deelswood Dramatie ()tub le pre•
sentlngthe play '"Aaron 1+rlck ftoul
i'ttmp>11n Creek.,'
beet Year's 0fllcere of Uvborne acid
.Ribbert Elre inaltreeee Co, were re•
.looted.'
N, %%WAWA, Port Blake, heti lapse
of mentor and etit'red op great ex•
eitemeat for 4 days by his absence,
Tenders Wanted
Tenders will be rerelyed ,up to torah
let,t
1824., for he sale and removal of the a
steak, toner, brick and other material 01 She
Wroxel Light Plant. 9e farther
inferination appIY to the Ra veLow tos
spy leader not neeessarily accepted. Address
marked tenderto the nnder0gned-
hAD.401ork.
Wroxeter, Feb. llt
Shorthorns and Yorkshires
In Shorthorns we Lave good Milk Cove,
}lettere and 'Young Bulls.
In Yorkshires --Bred Sows, Yonne Sows and
1 choice Young Boar -all Select beeonl;type,
Prised to Snit anyone,
0. TI)"KPT6ULL & SONS,
Lot 10, Con. 16, Grey Tw, , •
Phone 281/ 3, R. a Bruesela.
Auction Sale
AwIIO11ONBALE 011' FARM BTOOS AND
a 4 IlmattCNTa.-T. R. Bennett, Anatloneer,
has been Instructed by the undersigned to self
by Public Auction at Lot 7, Con,. 1, Grey' (%
mile East of Jamestown on Friday, February
Sand, 1924, at 1 o'clock, the following property:
t matched team general portion mares, 1
draft horse 8 years old, 1 draft mare 10 years
o1d, 0 Durham corm supposed Motif, 1 grade
Dow soon to freshen, 1 pure bred Durham cow
due in Marob, 1 Jersey heifer rising 2 yearn, 2
Holstein heifers rising 2 years (1 bred), 1 pure
bred Darhem ball 2eers old, 4 Pollpd'Angnc
steers 2 years old, 2 Durham steers 2'yeers old,
1 Angus heifer 2 years old, 7 Durham heifer
calves, 1 Durham ball calf, 1 Armee bailealt,
16 store plge, 1 brood sow, 40 hens. 1 binder,.
mower, plow, seed drill, set of Sght alelgbe
rand Dart. top boggy with, harness ares, Port-
land ostler, set team harnese. Terme-All
same of 310 end under cash ; over that 010015159
0 months preop given on negotiable paper or a
lseonat of ejg per cent off for cash.
W. W, MANN, Proprtotor.
AIIOTION SALE OF WORK HORSES,
Yeancrgo COLTS, SnofTaoag Bums
AND SEED GRAIN, -4110. Taylor, Auctioneer,
has received instructions from Thomas Kerr,
to mall by Public Anotlon at Lot 84. Con. 8,
Grey, Moue to the Village of Hanfryn, on
Friday. Feb. 22nd, at 1 o'clock, the following
-heavy draught team 4 yeere old. a mare and
gelding, matched team of Agricultural horses
5 and 8 years old, matched team of a riout-
burel horoea 5 and 0 years old mere and geld-
ing, brown Peroberon mare 4 years old, gen-
eral purpose horse 7 years old. agricultural
horses years, ggeeneral purpose mars 8 years
old, 5 Clyde ache rising 2 years old, general
pnrpoae colt rising 2 years, 8 Shorthorn balls
fit for eeralce and in fine oonditlou , grade
Shorthorn cow 8 years old, good milker and
due to calve in April, 80 Plaints of Banner
Seed Oats. Some was shown at Guelph Win-
ter Falr,20 bus. o1 meed barley O. A. O. No, 21,
2 bushels 0. A. 0. wheat No. 102. Terme.-
mote'rpitr"npeEjormnhcredit intamount
6 per pent per annum off for cash on credit
amounts. Land owners for security.
THOMAS REAR, Proprietor.
Mortgage Sale -
-OF-
Valuable Farm
Mortgage Sale of valuable farm to be held at
the American Hotel, Brussels, Ontario, on
Wednesday,. Mareb 12th, 1024. at 1,50 O'clock P.
m. by D. M. Scott, Auctioneer, Brussels, On.
tarla.
Lots 27 and 28 in the Seventh Oo0oeoelon
of the Townehip of Goy and that pert of Lot
24 in the Seventh Concession more particular-
ly desoribei as follows ;-Commencing on the
North-eastern angle We t the said lot he Nor
ed
limit of t,then i lot ode then o rth
th.
omit of the said w tht fe Ea rode bon cry of
the wasai parallelts'o the Eastern North of of
Me tlan IRE to the road allowance North of the
staid road River, than ttetwaster along the
carrsaid Id to theEastern boundary
N the said lot number a to n boundary then
the said 109 t9 along tlne Eastern bnln . be
tooearl. Public
Auction. PFlane of beglnnf15g, to ba
sold' pyl ndld f a'mof8
A splendid term of 287 sores, eeven agree in
second growth hardwood, helmets cleared,
about 90 Corea fall plowing done, Olay add
gravelly loam soil, A one and one-half erorey
briok dwelling. Frame bank bawl. Frame
iersdouthooinMCalBvRowthrugh Soportion.
apple a psPor partlonlarnee Mortg fences.
Ano-
Veneer or P. Bette, Vendors Solicitor, Lon-
don, Ontario.
Walton Horticultural Society
Premium List
MEMBERS ARE ENTITLED TO 3 CHOICES
IF SELECTED FROM GROUP I --ONE TREE
ANDNEOTHER
OCHOICE
ALL MEMBERS ENTITLED TO FALL DISTRIBUTION OF BULBS
CHOICE 1 -ONE TREE -Pear (Bartlett); Plum (Imperial Gage, Lom-
bard, Riene Claude) Cherry (Montmorency) ; Apple
(Spy, Tolman Sweet, Wealthy).
2-ROSES-HYRnen TEAS -Sunburst (Yellow) ; Hoosier Beau-
ty' (Red) ; J. L. Mock (Pink),
HYBRID PERPErtrees-Hugh Dickson (Scarlet) ; Frau Karl
r, Druschki (White) ; Paul Neyron (Pink).
OLIntBEns-American Beauty (Pink) ; Excelea (Red).
,, BAt3Y RAMBLERS-Rodhatte (Red).
SHRUBS -
3 -Althea (Rose of Sharon).
4--Lilac-Alba Grandiflora (White) ; Belle de Nancy (R,oee).
5-Oputus-Snow Ball).
O-Philadelphus (Mock Orange).
7 -Honeysuckle Halliana.
8 -Lily-Lilettin Auratum (White) ; SpeeIosum Rubeum (Pink).
0 -Phlox (White or Pink),
10-Delphinium-Lark9pur (Blue).
11 -Two Dahiias (Named).
12 -Grapevine (Concord). j,,,,,
18-26 Strawberries (Williams, Duulop).
14-10 Gladioli,
15-Opolus (Snow).
14• -Three Tuberoue Begonias,
17 -Three Gloxinias,
18--0anadian Horticulturist.
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LIST MUST BE RETURNED BY MARCH tax
ANY ADDITIONAL STOCK
4VTLL ,BE SUPPLIED seT COST
If you have nob atweedy paid Fee, enciteni $1.00 With your order.
W. G. NEAL, Seerotpt'y,
Dealer Wanted
We wa
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tae
0pnPrologue Simmers t
Gedreturo tor emelt inveatment. Monwho
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MIMS MVO, 00. OF' CANADA 'LIMITS()
Iiuelph,Peewee
Jodiclal Notice to the Creditors
of Canadian Flax Mills,iIiLtd.
d.
to the Cupreme Court of Doterio
In the matter of The Canadian
"tax 880191., Limited, and. In rho mat-
ter of Tho 'WInd,ng,up Au*, hoing
Chapter 144 of the Payload Btatutee
of Canada and Amending Aate,
Pursuanto thon n.
pre f Coterie g ue Order, made qt
the Supreme Court of Catered Ia the mater of
Canadian Flex Mille, Limited,and dated the
third day of Jharl sy, 1024, and Esquire.
eggt ,,
°Metalthe er ofree,dost Garrote', en ndday P. 0„
Odar924, the
the 01 emend day of Feb•
rotary, mpny.. the it others
of ng.above named
0 5 8811 , end an others haute halms of
business
;Company con brayingAtephial place of
forth, DraYto Toronto and roving mitre at Sent
forth, Drayton. Arthur, •re, on on, West
Df eftrat and ? Mero , 10 g4, are, on or bepvet
t$be first clay at HenryehCampbell, mead by post
ofbald Oio John HrM eNo.0 iotorir
St said Toronto,
their a rlatl No. dears amee
Street,eeandd theirChrithnaand surnames,
verified yoatt, ftheirMolie tall particulars
verified b nt f the their Moline, 1 cn Etre enlace
she amount of the eoouifted 1P any, hold by
them and the specified valueerof they
es, or in default excluded
they
willebe peremptorily said
Winding -up rrer,
the usde el of the ac,d Wthe plxtpl Ory orf
The March,1924, at t will, on the slate after-
noon,
of
noon, atfh a aChambers, 5 O'olook in the o the
liqat hie on the said hear the report et the
liquidatorotb, upon the card praline and lot all
p
Dated
attend•
Ehla la'efzth day of February, 1024.
CHARLES GARROW,
Official Referee,
Auction Sale
0FA
farms for ,Sale .or to tient
OjeMorrie; 1 ie 000 does. bottle 4IteLet t v,
Con. 7, 0 51 frPm 511 with eel.
end woodeiaed t soottwen, bank Marg, fere oe
seep pen, orebore, gene eprlenear 00001 of
feral ; about 45 avrea,•^plowod for spring prop,
batadoe in pasture end tetter, oyf miles from
Brussels; prose to sobpol. lrnrm Is In the best
mood/MOO as ft Mae been 0 posture tore MM. s°
her of years.
One 200 acre farm being et Lots ee and 24,
Con. 7, Morrie. Mood frame Mum with pener;
pod well two orolutrds, barn 40115 and barn
8272, with straw meed 10x72, hen house end
hog eon, Above bultdingeare in geed mere
Oonsldereble plowing dent, for 4eesteeora0',
ordmiring running into trough Ilaloe
tobulego. About 125 twilitrealer195y
tioni about00aoros Deeded dawn, 119 0 2u
pasture and weal. lands, 4 ma from
111
Maitland 4 from WORM, This farm is inn the
nest condition,
I ata disposing of all guy farms and if not
sold the above will be rented, r For further
partloulare es to priori nod terries Apply us»ale.
Farm For;Sale
Farah for Salo situated in the County of
Huron, Towuah(p of Morris, Lots se, e9. 00,
dr41st Com, morels..Farm contains 100 sores,
about 37051'es timber land, ha dwood, about
10 ares of posture land mealy beaver
meadow, balance under cultivation, Coltlyat.
ed land all:Seeded down but .bent 16 aures.
10 sere, Fall plowed, balance In Fall wheat..
Farm well fenced and drained withspring
creekon back Dud. Drilled well at. (muse,
water piped to the harn, Bank barn 4000
feet, herr house 12x48 feet, 8 roomed frame
house with good cellar. Perm to be sold to
Wind up estate of lute 14, T. Miller. Terme
and price made known by applying to
AGN ES K. 51ILLER, Amhi Binz, R. R. 140, 2,
Blueyalo, or W. S. MoKEItOHER, Wroxeter,
Farm for Sale
Containing 100 acres; being NE Lot .147, tion,
6. Morrie township, known em the Cannon
farts, Oa premiere is a comfortable frame
house. bank hare, good drilled well, orchard
&o. Well watered. by Spring and -Maitland
river touch's; corner. 3jg miles to Brneaelm and
school handy, 10 sires or blether. Posestinian
nfter harvest todo Fall' work. For further
I particulars ae to prid0, terms, &o. Apply to
ROST, NIURO11, texeoutor,
t Phone 1410. Brusaela, R. If. 4.
Farm for Sale
Contains 100 acres, being Stec Lot 28, Con. 6,
.n Morrie townebIp. Good briok house MIA
SESIDEIVCE lar; beak bar,, with Dement e0bting ; drtving
shed, drilled wall and a never falling spring at
book, About 50 aeras under caltiv..Efon, bal-
In the Village 'of Brussels ante pastaro acd woad land, Fail plowblg
iwill he done end oeseasaon given this Fall.
lorfurther
For the pnrposeof windingup the estate of
the late Catherine Howard, deceased, there
will be offered for sale by Public Auction op
the premises, Tnrnberry street, Brussels, on
Saturday, the 28rd day of February, A D. 1024,
at the hour of Two o'eloek in the afternoon, by.
D. M. Soott, Auctioneer, that valuable proper-
ty known as Lot Number 111, on the Hae, Bide
of Tnrnberry Strep , with a frontage of 88 feet,
ooetah.ing one•flf�. of an sore of land, more
or lees.
Open tble pproperty, which is oeutrally situ-
ated M the Village, there is erected a Two-
story Stone Hoose, Kitchen and Woodshed, 1 ,
e firet.otase stale of repair, and forme a moat
desirable residence, Any Intending paraheser
may inspect the property at any time upon op-
pBoation to Mr. Alexander Anderson, the
present occupant.
Taaaee or SALE. -Ten Der cent of tho per -
chase money in cosh et the time of sate and
the balance within thirty days thereafter,
without interest, when posaeselon will be
given. „The property will be offered for sale
subject to a reserved bid.
Further particulars may be had upon opplt-
cation to the undersigned,
D. rd. SCOTT, SAMUEL WILTON,
Auctioneer. Executor,
W. M. SINCLAIR, Solicitor,
Dated this 911 day of February, A. D. 1024.
pur.fuulere apply� to
A. H. MAODONALD, Brussels.
Bull for Service
The undersigned will keep for service, on tete
Lot 80, 0094, Morris township, thoro'.1orted
Short Horn Bull, Gainford of Salem, No,
80418.. Sired by (Wilford Marquis 11068901
Dana 61.1ldred VII by Royal Sailor (18050). Ped.
I res. may be seen on application. Terms -
510.00 for thore.brods payable et time of sec.
vice with privilege to return, Grade cows not
allowed.
TROs. PIERCE,.
Proprietor.
Representative Wanted
gralaaeNTATry'e WANTS') for Brussels and
Huron County to represent ',The Ofd Reliable
FoatllfLINurserles. Big sales are to be made
in selling Nursery stook daring the noon.
etruation.perlod. A splendid opportunity for
n live asieeman. Highest commissions paid,
handsome, free equipment, large line of trnit
and ornamental etook to offer. Bream &
W xLLi$aTON, Toronto. Ont.
$11+0+0+• I.0+0+0+04+1.0+0+0+0$ 0+0+03.0+40•1,O+!+O44+•44+•+4+
The Seaforth Creamery
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ream Wanted
Send your Cream to the Creamery thoroughly
established and that gives you Prompt Service and
Satisfactory Results. 4
We solicit your patronagl knowing that we can
gives you `thorough satisfaction.
iWe will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test
•r it honestly, using the scale test to weigh Cream sam-
� pies and pay you the highest market prices every two
: weeks. Cheques payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia,
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o For further, particulars see our Agent, MR. T. C.
McCALL, Phoe 2310, Brussels, or write to
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The Seaforth Creamery Co. 1
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SEAFORTH, ONT
Brussels Creamery
ream Wanted
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We will pay Patrons 1 cent per
pound butter fat, extra, if
Cream is Delivered at our Fac-
tory.
Call and get a Can and make other En-
quirles if interested,
Prompt Service Satisfactory Returns
Brussels Cmery 14t.PStewart
rop.