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WEPNi+;.3IiAY, MA120- l4) 1974
ONE Wayto wig le not only tU h, )e
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tor victory but 'Own" for K also, kith
are good eoualrers,
Aalt you acgneicted with the Seed
.Act apd the trouble ahead if spurious
seed is disposed of ns free from noxious
weed seeds ?
Now h n good titne to map out a pro-
gram of Spring work so you will to
ready for the too odd jobs that ttave to
be claire. It pays to be methodical,
Tueeoev of this week a Provipelal
Temperance Convention was held in;
Massey Hatt, Toronto, "Unity" wastbe
watchword as the present sitnarion Is
faced in Ontario,
D1vowcas have become so common to
some Sections of the United States it is
suggested that marriage ceremonies will
have to brisk up or the "raw material"
for tbe divorce suite will not be ade-
quate to keep up the gloom.
Fr is quite interesting to note that the
Dominion Senate has been sticking pins
in the Commons seat -warmers and giv-
ing them a "burry -up" call. The ail-
meut must have reached a dangerous
.form when the hint comes in the way it
did,
Maumee Legislature bas lead the
way in passing the Church Colon bill.
It went through without a division on its
last reading. We imagine this will be a
precedent for other Provitrces and that
tbe Dominion House mil also sanction
the legislation.
TRav say the daily greeting in some
sections o' Essex County has not been
"Good Morning 1" but "How's your
arm 7" Fortunately the smallpox epi-
demicis well nigh cleared up and the
campaign of vaccination will be called
orf also. Better to be sure than sorry,
WHAT practice! backing do yon give
the prayer meeting and Sunday School
of your church ? If all the members
boosted as energetically as you, dear
reader, would the whole institution
thrive or would it freeze to death ? The
Psalmist once said "I was glad when
they said unto me let us go up to the
house of the Lard.
Evzomecse of an early Spring are al-
ready app trent at Chatham locality
where sprouts are plentiful on potatoes.
blackbirds are going Nortb ward, lilacs
are budding and hens are rustling the
season. It is to be booed Mr. Merry -
weather, the prognesticator is not in the
lilac basiness like his weatherwise friend
at Chatsworth.
r .
IN some of the centres it is said to be
a question whether to build more
churches or invest in more copper wire
and let the Radio do it. We beard of
one man who had his Sunday morning
sermon while he lay in bed. This
broadcasting business may be an encour-
agement to !az' nese but it should not be
allowed to interfere with the regular
oburcb service. The closing of the
chureb doors would be the goal arrived
at and almost irreparable disaster to
Christian service and effort,
DON'T be a whiner with a word of
complaint always on your lips. Cheer
up onee in a while as there are like'y
hundreds of people who have more to
put up Wi
than you ever had. Get
from under the black cloud and into the
sunshine, ;Old Sol. is a great renovator
and emancipator from the blues. Most
people don'T give a cent for your trials
and don't care to be bothered with your
enumeration. U you must recite them
however have them printed on a card
yon can pass out, This will save time
anel be easier alt round, Arranged al-
phabetically it will be easier to follow
fee list, providing you have only 26 en-
ftlenteor troubles.
TBa passing of the Plebiscite legisla-
tion io the Local Legislature last week
was no credit to Premier Ferguson and
his supporters, Surely there was no
demand for it, excepting by those who
bad been trounced on every emotion
when the voice of the people was taken,
Because a party has a large majority in
the House ie no reason why they should
play fast and loose, pattiaularly on mor..
al isaties, and they may be cutting a
Switch that may warm their own backs
before many years pass by. While Tux
POST WAS always dubious about the
Premier's temperance principles we oer-
taiely expected better thinga of the 3
Huron County M. P. P's. If. we are not
mistaken 2 of them, et ieast, gave the
electors to ucderstadd that they would
support Prabibition to the extentof the
powers of tbe Province, Ontario votere
are itt no mood to be trifled with on this
question and the M, P. P.'s should be
Very plainly told they are the servants
of the people add chased to represe=nt
them not purely and simply to jump
When the party string is pulled,
Pure Bred
Uabj1 bicks
8. 0. White Leghorns
8. 0. Mottled Anoonas
Barred Plymouth Rooks
S. C. Rhode 1. Reds
From Bred . to -lay Straus
Pup full particulars
Write
E. L. MITTELI.
CLINTON HATCHERY
Phone 218
, Clinton, Qat,
REPORT says the Chinese province of
K angst, with a population of 25,000,000
is to be given official authority to grow
the poppy and thereby to fasten the
opium trade oa their home folk as well
as exportingit to the 4 corners of the
earth, Wonder if retribu'iot will follow
Great Brttain,who is credited with opium
jgitiation•in the Celestlai Kitrgdom. If
ail that is said about the opium habit is
teue tbe meaning of celestial will not be
realized if this poison is allowed to
spread. License fee for the right to
evoke an opium pipe is to be $6,00 per
month. Tbe old story, the Nation pro-
fits by the curse of the people.
Owen CONNOLLY is a broth of an
Irishman, of Sligo County, in the Emer-
a'd Isle. with the pugilistic fire still
burning even if his age N the round too
years. Tbe plaintiff says Own "jump-
ed a fence and threatened him with a
black thorn shiilalah," and proved kis
vigor by walking 9 miles to appear be-
fore the Magistrate. Latter dismissed
the ease, possibly in the hope as Com
trolly grows older he will be better able
to curb bis temper and live peacably
with all mea. We are interested in th e
incident as Sligo County is tbe local-
ity wbere our parents were born
and lived prior to 1853 when they came
to Canada. Real old fashioned "gin-
ger" is supposed to belong to the more
Southerly section of the green isle where
'Don's tread on the tail of my coat,"
appears to bea commonplace motto.
► Brussels Continuation School
The following is report of Bruasele
Continuation School for January and
Februaty, Exams oilseed marked
Foam III -Partial Matriculation.
K McVettie...722 J Smith ...... ..571
S Ballantyne.084 G Stewart .... 53.5
1 Ferguson ..68 2 L Ulouse........ 5$
13 +MeDonald...504 A B laud ne•
t)1 y 39 4
E aemjngway57 6
Normal Entrance -
M Alcock. 657 F Eekmiel'.. ,52.2
W Frain. 64 7 E Dane..........50.2
E Pollard 64 2 U Cameron.., `42.3
Those taking different number of
subjeete trout either above classes.
R Askin 88.8 G Best .......-•52.7
L Thuetl .,, ,.,OB 7 0 Cardiff..... 60 2
0 Bolger ..-50.6 ill Cook .......41.8
J Walker. 56.7 V Lowry .....86 8
Foam li-Taking all subjects.
I Ritchie. 85.2 el Spat ling ...60.7
P Strachan61.4 I Olivet .... 57.2
1) Clarke .....,76.2 G Murray .... 40.8
L .Rose76 1 K Tyerman ...481
E Cann irhgham.75 I etch wad ton
J F'erguson741 .1 McNabb.. 891.
Not taking Latin and French.
Q McCallum715 L Patterson .53.$
V McCutoheou.,.. E Thuelt .488
F Oliver .-., ,.46.8
R rMcAllister.464
O Jacklin .....46 2•
E Chapman.. 60.1
A elc tsggart.57.8
J McKee 544
Foist: I-
H Genies-. .....82
I telacDonald.795
J Turnbull 72 4
M aVet ie722
5 Hemingway...71
B Steveneon.708
J Shaw ..,68.6
I3 Douglas .... 67 2
J Stewart .. 666
13 Knight .62.8*
R Pollard 61 I
P Backer 60.6
L Ohatnpion,60,2
C Brown 60 I
A!Uxorious
car et
a moderate price
MI.STgR FOUR 24.37
LOW in Cost and Upkeep
—yet elegant and comfortable =
NEW in every particular, yet strictly
McLaughlin -Buick in character, the
1924 McLaughlin -Buick Master Four
five - passenger Sedan fully exemplifies
McLaughlin-Buiok's popsy of building greater
satisfaction into its cars with each succeed-
ing year. Moderately priced, everything that
could be asked for is present—fine appear-
ance, comfort, power. Its new Fisher -built
body, new frame, fenders and radiator, radi-
ator filler -cap, aluminum running -boards,
bumper — its powerful McLaughlin -Buick
valve -in -head motor- its sturdy, proved.
Four -Wheel Brakes, all contribute to that
greater measure of utility that the world
has come to expect in "Canada's Standard
Car".
Ask us about the G.M.A.C. Deferred Payment Plan.
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Anders
DEALERS
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BRUSSELS
No. 10 --Appointing 3. J. Abram,I- A.. Gement, E. A. Palmer, J. M,
'Gement,Cameron, Jahn Mc$agne, R. J. Dick-
son, Jae. Stapleton er'„ Fred. Mow-
bray, John Tervitt, Oliver Stokes, R.
Stokes, 5, Marshall, Thos. Wallace,
7. R. Linklater, R, Johnston, Belt
Holmes, Thos. McGlynn, Alex.'Forgie,
A, Hastings, Tilos. Gilmour, F. Car-
ruthere, W. Deane, Jas. Stapleton, J.
M. Willitts, L Benning, Frank Pow-
ell, Jas. Powell, 3.'Morrison, ;tit, Sher
Pin, S. King, R. Elliott, Awl. Hooper,
S. iSfeNaughton, A. Douglas, R. Hop.
fer, R. McMichael, A. MacEwen, R.
Sanderson, Wm, Nicholwsn, Wm.
Falconer, E. A. Barnard, M. Proctor,
3. M. McLean, W, R. Gallagher, Jets.
Greenway, D. McNaughton, P. Hogg,
Geo. Walker, H. Merkley, Ira Neil,
W. Scthiestel W. H. anodes, H.
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S uut„ A. Miller, W, T. P A. Mc-
Dougall, Gen. O: vis, John Mo1rtveu,
T Futuna, D. Welsh, Thos. Dickson,
Robt, Musgrove, Bluevale, Pathmas-
tsr.,
The following accounts were paid :
Mmile' pal World $1,35 account,
Moved by U. Fortune and W, H.
Matchall that we adjourn to Meet
April 8.6, at 1 p, 01. at Bluevale.
W. R. ORUIits12Axx, J. L. MAOISWEN
Clerk. Reeve.
Gorrie
Wm. Spotten, Orange Hill, is visit-
ing in Toronto.
Matthew Sharpin, a former resident,
-died at Owen Sound.
he i 'ohder":_:Kidney
er zl ' Stomach Tonic
�Ltionally Advertised
Sold by.:
F. SMITH, Brussels
and by a gond Druggist everywhere
R Armstt'ong.31.5
J Messer....... 58.8
J McCracken.58 5
W Galbraith,55.8 i
R McMurray.55,8:
IC McNabb . 53 8•
M Waiker.....53.6
G Martin..... 62 2
H Stretton....50 5
1 Thompson -50•
G Davideon,.,45,7
F Hunter. .45.1
13 Proctor .....39.7
S McNair. 37".
Turnberry Council
Minutes of Council meeting held in
Bluevale, March 6th, 1924.
All tnembere present.
Minutes of last meeting read and
adopted,
Moved by 3, Breckenridge and R.
Grain that tenders be asked for a roan
and 3 borses for each of two light
graders to commence work at the call
of the Reeve, lowest or any tender
not neceesarily accepted. Tenders to
be in hands of Clerk not later than
April 1st, 1924.
Moved by R Grain and D. Fortune
that the following By -Laws be passed
No. 7 appointing ,Win. Mundell, R, 8,
Muir, W. S, Xing, ,dos. Lovell, Thos.
Haugh, S. Venatone, 3. E. Nichol,.
Jae, MoDougali, E. Orvie and W. 11.
Gallagher, Fence Viewers. Carried.
No. 8 -Appointing Robt,'MeKague,
A, Findlater•. 'Tae. Appleby, Hugh
(Gilmour, A. Genmmill, Jae. Kirton, P
S, McEwen, Jae. Douglas, 13. Orvis, T.
Finnan, John Mundell and W. D.
Elliott, Pound Keepers,
No, 9-Apppointing Sanitary Ins1picpt•
01's, Sub, Div. No. I, Win. Wilton,
No, 2, Robert Musgrove, No, 8, P, Mc•
Dougall, No, 4, nos, Weir.
Annotincin Cash system
BRUSSELS, MARCH 1st, 1924
To OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTo1nmS,
We wish to announce that after much eousideration
that on and after Marsh 1st our business will be on a strict-
ly cash basis to all individuals. In carrying on our busi-
ness antler a cash system we will be able to give our cus-
tomers much better service in the way of prices, as you will
readily understand that it costs less to run a Cash Business
than it does to carry accounts for months and probably into
years. By getting the cash for the goods we sell we will be
able to pay cash for the goods we purchase, thus getting a
better price because we can take advantage of all discounts,
and eliminate such charges as interest and exchange.
We will maintain accounts for Corporations and Insti-
tutions on regular terms, as the accounts for the above have
to be passed by shareholders before being paid, it would be
bnnoisiblefor themto pay cash.
Your patronage is esteemed, for which we express
thanks, and its continuance is solicited. We're here to do
business and invite you to call when anything is wanted in
our line, il. 1 service promised. Erni Telepholle is No. 9x
Earl Cunningham
GARAGE - BRUSSELS
For Immediate Sala
r
P loessRI h
fl
t
Aft As good as Now.
14'3tlrner Coal oil Bongo complete
1 Coai 00 heater
I Toronto Cowell
1 Quarter Cut Oak Dining Rooni
Table (Queen Ann style.)
For particulars phone-
Mitchell 017 R 22
Mies Pearl Stinson le improving In
health, as is Mre. ,Tno, Sparing.
Dlise Austin, Alliston, • is visiting
Mrs, J, B. Austin, her eater -in-law,
Miss K. Stropg, of Orange Hill, iius
accepted a position in the Qom) city.
Wiliie, son of Dave Anger, bad the
misfortune to get oriiehed behind a
door in the stable, badly brui,ing one
eye.
Buford Property for Sale
House and lot of abont X acre, situated on
the corner of Turnberry and Thoma, streets
1n the Village of Breese/a, known as the Dan-
ford home, On the property le a very sub.
,tantisl brink bone ; nicely isolated, steel
roof, cement cellar Boors, new furnace, clothes
closets, bath room, cistern, drilled well, fruit
trees, a aloe raspberry plantation, lovely or.
namentel and evergreen trees, and a benuttful
lawn. Will be mild for half of what it would
oo,t .to build it to wind up the estate or the
late R. 0. Duntord. Immediate poeeeaton.
B'Ofurther
D; D troit ktor 1 JAS apply
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door), Box 1 Brussels P. O
Auction Sate
UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Smoog &o. -D. M, Scott, Auctioneer, hoe
received lnetruotione from the undersigned
Proprietor to sell by Public Auction at Lot
6, Com 0, Grey Twp„ on Friday,
March 21st, at 1 p, m., the fallow-
ing property :-7 chunks, weight about 120
pounds, 5 chunks, weight about 70 pounds, 1
aow with litter, 1 sow due time of sale, 2 sows
due 1n Apr11.6 breeding ewes, 75 bene, 4 ducks
and drakes, 2 pair Mn,covy dunks, 1 cream
eepnrator,about 5Q beak. buckwheat, about
200 bush, oats Bt for seed, O. A. 0. 72, About 400
both. feed oats, quantity of timothy hay,
about 400 bush. feed oats, 1 Chevrolet touring
air 1920, I agricultural team, I Peroheron
snare rising 4, 1 Peroheron gelding rising, 2.
1 Peroheron filly. rising 1, 1 oow freshened 2
menthe, I fresh cow with calf at foot, 1 cow
due at time of sale, I Aberdeen -Angus cow
regintered, due in April, 1 Aberdeen -Angus
better regiatored, 0 oowe eupposed to calve In
April and May, 0 steers, about 80D pounds, 6
heifers rlaing 1 year, 7 steer, rising 1 yrar,
Terme-610 and ander oath 10 months' credit
on approved joint notes. 53 oftfor eaeh on
credit emanate.
M. LOWE, D 61. SCOTT,
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM 8TOOK.-JNO.
Purvis, Auctioneer, nee received instrne.
Mona from the undersigned prop,rietor to all
by Public Acation et Lot 11, Con. 1, Grey
toThursday, met,* miles
e 6 o clock,, Jamestown)
the
following valuable property ;-1 Peroheron
horse rlaing 8, 1 heavy draft mare rising 7, 1
brown mare rising 9, 1: oow due in .April. 8
heifers to calve in Apr1), 1 Holstein oow with
calf at foot, 1 Durham cow with calf, 01 foot,
1 dry cow, 1 oow Rappelled to calve In May, 9
ateere tieing 2 years, 5 Polled Angus heifers
rising 2yeare, 6 steer cakes, I sow with 10
pigs, 1 sow dna to litter April 2. 12 Piga about
200 pounds, 0 pigs about 175 lbs , 8 pica about
125 lbs., 9 Silver Spangled Hamburghens and
rooster, Scottie pope, Sale without reserve no
proprietor la giving up farming. Terme.-All
eume of 610 and under Dash ; over that amount
10 months credit on furnishing Approved
Joint Note,, 5 per cent off for cash on credit
amounts. Land owners se Polarity,
THOS. BURRS, Proprietor,
AUOTION SALE- OF FARM STOOK, 151-
PLEMENTe, /JAY, GRAIN AND SUINITUar.,
T. R Bennett, Auctioneer.. bas received in
strnotona from the nndereigned Proprietor to
sell by Public Auction at Lot Leon. 1, Grey,
(3fimile East of Jamestown), T.neadxy, March
26th, et 12.80 obltok, oborp, the following
property ;-1 horse 6 years old, 1 horse 9 years
oId, 2 horse 12 yearn old,1 mare 0 yenta old, 1
mate IO years old,1 driving mare 0 years old,
1 pacing mere 9 yearn old, t Pereheron horse
colt riling 2,1 Clyde horse sett rising 2, 4 fresh
cows, 6 owe due in Amril, 1 pare bred Polled -
Angie; bull 2 yeere old, 2' heifers Doming 2
years, 2 steers coming 2 years, 4 yearling
heifers, 5 yearling. steers, 4 stunting calves, 7
pigs about 180 lb,, 12 pima about IODlbs., 5 pigs
8 mouths old, I sow with 1D pigs, 1 sow suppos-
ed in pig, 2 dopks and drake, 2 geese and gend-
er, 90 hens, 1 collie dog. Manoy.Borris binder
7 ft out. Massey -Barris hay 1r n ler almost new,
2 Bain wagons, 1 nlmwt nt w, track wagon,
Monsey -Harris aced drill, 2 Oookmhutt cult-
votot o, Cookehntt corn cultivator almost new,.
2 Finery gang plows, 2 Finery walking plows
No. 2l, 2 sets of harrow,, l hay rake, disc, steel
roller, horse seedier, 2 root yelpers, Chatham
fanning mril eimoat new, Cockahett manure
opreader, 2 set stoop sleighs one a most new, 2
breeching haraness,t sue plow hkrbox,
e s, 2 seta
buggy harness, 2care, forks, slingsropes and.
pulleys, 7 cords of dry wood, quantity of inch
lumber and plenk, gravel box, 2 bay make,
wagon box, 2 tanks 25 gol.,8 rale fence wire,
act of Nantes, 100 Hapbuakete and spites, 2 mail
boxes, 4 square beams, ender poets and poles.
Lister engine 9 h, p.,sawing outfit with 6
same, Lister grinder 0 moll plates, quantity
of belting,20 tone ha 11110 bus geed oats, qtan.
tity of stw, Renfrew geometer needy naw,
2 washing machines, knitting machine gramo-
phone and raoorde, milk eau, 2 iron beds, 2 seta
epilogs, 8 wooden beds, 2 bedroom suites, ex•
tension table, 5 tables, 8 stoves and number of
algae, couch, aeWing machine 2 organs, ear -
pets, oupbesrd, chairs, dining room suite,
seolore, lamps, lanterns. pots and pans, grnln
baggg, horse blankets, cow chains, boo, Peak -
yokes, whl0ietrees, legatee citable, cant honirs,
crowbars, forks, ehovole and numerous other
articles, Everything must be sold n propriet-
or hos disposedofboth fermis and is movie
to the atty. Terme '-Al) mutts of 61000 and
under malt over ;het amount 8 months cred-
it given on famishing Approved Joint Notes,
6 per cunt off for °ash on credit amounts,
D. B. SALLINGALL, Proprietor.
Mortgage Sale
Ili
100 Acre Farm
In the Township' of Morris
In the County of Huron
Under and by virtue: of sale contained In a
certain Indenture of mortgage, which will be
produced at the time of Pale, there will be
offered for ante by Public Anotlon et the
American Hotel, in the Village of Bruseele on
Tuesday, Merah 25th, 1024, at 2 o'clock in the.
aftorn000, by D. D, Iteott, Auctioneer, the
following lands. namely :-Tho North halt,of
Let Number Thirteen COin the Sixth (6th)
Concession, In the said Township of Morris,
containing by admensnremeht one hundred
(1 setas of lend, be the game more or lope.
This term °eaglets of good tillable toad end
ie conveniently eltuated between the Villages
of Brueeele and Belgrnvo end le readily .wees-
Rable to Ohnrtihe,- and Schools and off era n
splendid opportunity to anyone desiring good
)and, without improvements, The farm is
' well wateredand would mnk° n good grazing
farm,
Terms of Sale -Ton (10) per Dant of the par.
these money to be paid in Mesh, on the day of
Ode and the balance within twenty (201 days
thereafter, the purckner to High eh agree -
meat for the eompletlon of the purchase, The
property will be offered. for ante mildest to pp
resarve bid, Pother particulars end condi•
tions of solo will be made known on the day
of the 0niunders(, nod mted,
er bo bad in the meontima DOMR
Doted at ileaforth, Ontario, Oils 7th der °t
Mereh, 1924,
D. el. SCOTT, R. S, HAYS.
Artettonoer, Vtnclor's Sollottor,
Btnssole, Soaforth,
Prior to thamarriago oi' Wee Lillie,
dttugbter of Peter F. Po1g, o Company
of neighbors and friend° ttettted the
coming bride to a n,ieeollaneotw show-
' 1 1 a) it t i
to bad f1t0L o. h3bs Woo 1
e owl a n a mar,
ito Gen. A. Ashton• Donee, t ed rife, Hatur-
duy of Ist week,
k,
NOTiOE TO OREDITORS,—In the
matter of tho eetate of William
Jetmes Oardif, late of the Vllitr5o
of mussels, in the County of lint•
oh, Deceased.
Notloo Whereby elven 410rsuent to The Re•
men Statutes Of Ontario, 19)4, Mester 121,
that allOroditore end others having oleilns
ngnin,t the eatnte of the mild Million Jamoe
Oerdiff, who diad on oe about the 8rd of
the Fifth di y or2April A. required
a before
by
field t prepaid or
l3ruesele,.P, 0 , then&xeo atom of
the eetate of the said deceased their Christian
and Surnames, addressee 005 desoriptioc+, the
full pnrtlonlere of their olaime, the statement
of their accounts and the nature df the tumuli
ties (if '07) held by, them,
mentionedidate the saideEzeolitor will proceed
to distribute the inmate of the deeeseed
unwept the parties entitled thereto lowing
relief,' only to the olaime of ',which be Anil
then have notice and the said, Exeontor Will
not be liable for the sold *mete, or any pert
thereof to any pere0n or per05110, of Whose
claim notice eheli not have been received bv�
him at the time of such distribution.
i8D{ted this Fourteenth day of Maralt, A, D.
W, Dr, SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor for the llxzeootor,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. --In the
matter of the .estate of Ellen
eryane, late Of the Village of Prue.
role, In the County of Huron, Mar.
riod Woman, deceseed,
Notice to hereby given nuraug01 to the Re.
vised Statutes of Oatarlo, O1mpter 12),11,01 all
estate glen
the ao d Ellen 8 yane,I who died on
or about the First day of May, A, D 1929, are
required on or before the Twenty.ninth day of
Dlnreb, A. D.1924, to °end by post, prepaid, or
deliver to Clara Maud Brynns, Brussels P. O.,
one of the Rseoutors of the estate of the said
deceased, their Obrlotlan and Surnames, Ad•
dresses and descriptions, the full particulate of
their olaime, the Statement of their amounts
end the nature of the seoarittes (11 any) held
by diem,
And further take notice 15,1 after snob last
mentioned dato the geld Egecutor, will pro-
ceod to distribute the aoeetc or the deceased
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having
regard Daly to the olaime or which they ,)telt
then have notice, and the Raid Executors will
not be liable for the said it.aete or any part
thereof to,any pperson or persons of whose
claim notice ahnll not bats) been received by
them at the time of such distribution.
Dated this 10th dos 0f Moroi, A, D 1024,
W, M. r the Executors,
Solicitor for the Executors,
IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUS-
TEE ACT, and in tho matter of the
estate of Lavinia and Ezra Piston;
of the township of Croy, Farmers.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
Trustee Act, R. S C. (Man 121, section 60 that
all Creditors who on the 211rd, day of Febrpnryy,
A. D. 1920 lied Malmo against the Reid. Lavinia
liverEto the undersigneed required
tee ondor before
the Fifth day of April, 1924, full partlenlera of
their claims verified by a Statutory Denture -
Mon under the Canada Evidence Act,
And notioe is further given teat after the
said Fifth der of April, A. D..1024, the seder.
signed Trustee will proceed to distribute the
proceeds of the Trust Estate mamma the per.
eons entitled thereto having regardto the
claims of which he has then notice, and the
Trustee shall not be Diable for the proceeds of
the Trust Estate or spy part thereof so: dig.
tributed to any person of whose Gleba he Lod
not notice at the time of the distribution.
Dated atLietowel, the 7th day of March, A.
D. 1924.
RICHARD JOHNSTON,
Trustee for Lavinia and Sara Peters.
Shorthorns and Yorkshires
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mer'n 11H old,
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n taw mere females. Moo Irk Svwa of dit-
ferent ages,
7,URN(310Ci $SONS,
fiat 10, Con, 16 (iter Twp,
Rhone 2414 R. it. 2 1lrussols.
Grass Farms for Hent
Wenders will be rooe iived by the undero1gtted
up to March 26t4, 1924, fpr Mere,tla of South
Belt 06 Lot 10 lied West Ralf Lot 2 , 1n the 7.11
Nov let.otThe highest or any ender nniotl11 DoH
snrily accepted.
JO RN EVANS,OR. 11.2, Blyth,
Pt' DOUGALD MODONALD, Hruseele,
farms for Sale' or to sent
One containing 100 nares, being 2674 Lot 22,
Oon,7, Dorris, Good fauna house Waft sellar
and woadehed • good well, bank ham, hog or
°beep pen, orchard, goad apring star nutter of
ferns ; about 40 twee plowed for spring Drop,
balance in ppasture sed timber, 874 mhos from
Brussels; MOM 10 I (Meel. IM'arnl is In the beat
condition as it boa been 1n peeturo for n 11001- ,
bet of 'Imre,
One, 200 °are farm being Si Lots 28 and 24,
Con, 7, Morrie, Good frame hones with °eller;
good well two orchards, barn da,. end barn
2002, with draw shed 10978, hen and
hog pea, Above buildings ore In good ;Weir.
Considerable plowing done for boring crop.
ufIiliagspring running tato trough ogee
10 both
to ,,t :ti ge. About 125 nerew under enitiva-
tion; about 50 seeded down, balance in
:mature and wood lands, d toilet) froze ante.
Bele and 4 from Walton. This faint is In the
bald condition,
Iain d)apoeing of all my ferule and if not
sold the above will be ranted, For further
part:or:Mrs a, to prloenod tenni+ apply to
P. Aid ENT, Brussels:
Farm For Sale
Ferns for Sale, Wonted in the County of
Buren, Township of Morrie, Lots 58, 69, 60,
1.156let Com„ Morris, Farm contoing 160 here5,
about 12 acres timber bind. hay dn•ood, about
10 acres of pasture land, mostly beaver
meadow, balance underanitvaton, Celtivet-
0 norm, Fallplowed, l, lanae in oFal15 wheat'.
Pan» well tonood and drained with aprlttg
°reek on back end. Drilled well at house,.
water piped to the barn.. Bank barn 40x60
Met, ben hope, 12x49 feet; 8 roomed frame
Immo with good cellar. Farm to be sold to
wind up estate of Into It. T. Miller. Terms
andrice made known by applying to
AG14H'4 R. Mt1+LER, Adminletrlx, R. R. No. 2,
illiterate, or 01.8. MOKERCHER, Wroxeter.
Farm for Sale
Contents 100 soros, being 13:6 Lot 28, Con, 0,
Morrie township. Good brick aortae with cel-
lar; bank bars, with cement atebling ; driving
shed, drilled well and a nrger rafting miring at
back. About 60 Beres under 2nll,vatlom, bal-
ance pasture and wood lend. Felt plowing
will be done end poeaesslen giver thus Fall,
For further portion hire Apply_to
A. H, MACDONALD, Erusaels,
Representative Wanted
REpltERENTATr911 WANxcD tDr Brussels and
Huron County to represent"The Old Rohnblo
Fonttill Nurseries,' Rig sales are to be made
in selling Nareery stock during the *won.
struotion period, A splendid opportunity for
a live salesman, Highest eommlasion, paid,
handsome, free equipment, largo line of fruit
and oruemo:Ant stock to otter, tlxohg &
weenie GTos, Toronto, Ont.
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established and that gives you Prompt Service and
Satisfactory Results. '
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give you thorough satisfaction.
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