The Brussels Post, 1924-4-16, Page 8Sprng Here
New
tapestry
Wail Papers
which have
fast come in
are
Wonderful.
Value -
at ar5c Roll
Several New
Chintz
Patterns
for Bedrooms
aL from
15c to 25c a Roll
a r e equally
good value
See Them 1
HAT FINISH
Save last year's hat
Keep that faded straw hat.
Give it a brand new color
or restore the original one
with Colorite. 16 fashionable
colors from which to choose.
Price 30c. Bottle
Candy
for faster
Several new
6esigps of
Boxes of,
eboeolates
nppropr i a t e
for Easter are
on dlsplayand
will appeal Rs
ais
n e re.
membr a o e
for the occa-
sion,
Fresh Chocolates
In Bulk
After Dinner Mats
fruit Flavored
Hard Boiled
Candies
Looney's Choc'
ate Bars, Etc,
Formaldehyde
Kills the Sleet Germ on Grain
The season for using tbi' well known Germicide is almost
here and we have received s fresh supply.
1 !b. Bots. 60c. - d Ib. Bots. 35c.
Summer Quarterly Pictorial fashion Book
IS ON SALE NOW - PRICE 35 Cents
F. R. SMITH
T
p¢ , $ c QL Store
Druggist and Stationer
r tint Cll(1$ terns
Sretee 5 awers.
ST pays to advertise.
Mu;KaATS have been catching it, o
rather being caught.
APRIL ono vers .tad old So! are Bhang
Ing the face of Nature.
[MINUTES of "Tome Council may be
read on page 4 1f this issue.
Hong HONK ! is once more heard
in the ,and. Gaooline is King.
HOK1Ir,;ULTURAL Society Spring de-
livery of staid" &: , is being made this
week.
A Lor of geed horses are being de-
livered here in readiness to supply the
Spring demand.
CLEAN up is the order from the Board
of Health. Sanitary Inspector McDow-
ell will cal' on you shortly.
ANNUAL Foot Ball meeting for West-
ern Ontario will be he'd at Listowel o0
Good Friday, Several Bruseelites will
attend,
FRANK WoODs received last Monday
a bad p inch on one hand while working
about his automobile in hie garage.
Hope he wilt soon be clear of the dis-
ability
HELLO:—Pickets for the Foot Bell
Concert, on April loth, may be secured
at R W. Ferelsou's sore or at J. W.
Armstrong's shop. F.vetybody sbould
take the Concert in.
CARD OP THANKS,—J. and Mrs. Cook,
Blyth, wish to thank the people of
Brussels for their kindness shown to•
ward their son wbo recently suet with
an accident at Ament Bros, & White's
factory, It was highly appreciated.
New TRAGHEa.—On the re -opening of
school alter Easter Miss Mary McNab,
daughter of P, and Mrs. McNah, Morris
township. will sacgeed Mies Bezel Stew
art on the teaching staff of Bruseeis
school MISS McNab has been teaching
in the Miller school. 5th line, Morris,
where she did excellent work.
SATURDAY afternoon r G Mclntosb's
Auction Sale of Household Furniture,
Car. &e„ will be held on Thomas
street, at 2 p. m. The McIntosh family
will be removing to. Owen Sound where
Mac, has leased a hotel, hence sale will
be without reserve, D. bi. Scott will
be the Auctioneer.
BRUS5RL4 Foot Bali organization is
bringing David Bros., the well known
enterta!ners of Toronto to town for
Wednesday, April 3oth, in tbo Opera
House. A fi"fit-Claes program of song,
story, and comedy will be presented and
the best thing you cair'do is to get your
reservations right away at Fox's Drug
store. Crowd the house on the 3oth.
MARJORY KERR WON THE WAGON —
There was more than the usual stir Sat.
urday evening around Cotincillot Wel-
ler's to ascertain who was the lucky tick-
et holder for the fins: Huron Coaster
wagon donated by Messrs. Arnett Bros,
& White, Marjory, daughter of Arthur
Kerr, held the lucky ticket. asz, and wee
drawn by "Billy" Palmer, There was a
targe number who had unrealized expec-
tation but the Huron Coaster received s
large amount of advertising over the
. head of it.
STILL HOLDS END PLACK—CCouncillor.
Rose, Brussels, who has White Leggy,
horns in the Canadian Egg Laying Con•
test at Ottawa, bangs onto end position
in the 23rd week of the test with 13 eggs
to the good. Last week Mr. Rose's so
birds totalled 56. 68 birds in the Con-
gest were credited with a perfect week
but ninnypens .continue to give dis.
appointing results. There were 82 non:
layers last week that were not earning
their board, 'rent k'oST .'would like to
p
see Brussels win out in the Contest;
gull lace in the geed week 15 doing
to
HEVEacalveinALa agonepiod Bgrasaefs cattle and axle. a hei'fer due
wseks for
Photle $49 WE. HOLLiaoss,
Con. 7, Grey.
FOR KALE span of good work horses, a set
1 of tenni harness, wagon, harrows, seed drill
and Stela/1n ALFA. NICCtOL,
Phone 6011 $measle South,
r 1 PIGS roe HALE. --17 of them are ready to
I wean and 26 that will weigh about 100 lbs.
Taos, ALevert,
Phone 4r6 Lot=d, COIL 14, Grey.
t QUANTITv of White Blossom Sweet Clover
, Seed for sale. WM. 405SALOTz,
1 Lot 29, Con. 5, Grey.
CnrLrrs
'-hoe toot either In Brussels or be-
tween there and our home. Finder will oblige
by leaving it at Tag Pt.s1'.
HAIIYEY BnyANe, Brussels,
Piing bred Yorkshire Sow for sale, due to
litter April'20. Apply to
Walton P. O. Gilbert t 29 Ceti 9, Morris,
To RrnT Mrs. Hrator Metenarrte, Lot 12,
Con 4, grey t wnkhi p, wishes to rent her 100
acre fivm. which'', now all in bay, for cult'.
nation pasture or bay crop. Spring water.
Phone 3910.
SEED Peal, for sale. Also Cedar Posta,
J. A. Nioiol,,
ny 114 Oth Con. Grey.
_
25 bnnheiPhos et2good Heed Barley for Bale.
Phone 609 WILL. PPRIRAN,
Grey Twp.
GI/AIN•Fot/ HA1.5.—No, 72 O. A. C. Oats with
sprinkling of Harley and Spring Wheat. Lim-
ited quantity of Golden Vine Peas, also a few
bushels of Marquis Spring Wheat.
Phone 659 J. Lot 11 Con. 12, Grey.
CnMrnn'AiLE house, with garden attached,
wall located in the Village of Brussels, for
Hale. Apply at TILS PoaT,
PRIVATE Fends to Loan. W, M. SINGLAti,
Brnesein.
Yauow sweet olover seedfor sale. Wanted
so ,ae good Spring Phone42184218 MAAR Counter, Grey Twp.
FOR YALE.—A 2nd hand Home Comfort
etov, with large copper reeerrooir, warming
ebooso sad gOed oven. $nNRY JORNeoN,
Phone 1810 6th line, Morrie.
PA nota for sale or to rent being Lots 6 and 8,
al71E 2, GreyPO58, For further particulars apply
PIERS' CLASH .farntteropo11ah for ante at S.
Carter-. In vest in a bottle an BIB fine.
I EAvr roar order for Electric Light fixtures
with the Mases Renter. Worth while to call
and Hve their price lists.
Fon PAre.-5panel doors ,suitable for arch-.
way, or could eaatly be fitted for regular
doors, also a; fharry bureau, n cherry glace
and 1 large
a door bin with 21oompnrtmoute
and 1 large bedroom stand,
Phone 20 Jena Bonn, Bruseele,
SPAN of good work horses for sale also
double wagon and rack. Avex. NICHOL,
Phone P08 Norris Twp.
Pros for sole, will weigh trona 100 to 160
pminds. Also a bnnoh ready for weaning.
Phone 428 RUE. Ron RRTaoN, Grey Twp.
MorrATT Rahge for sale in A 1 order,
Phone 6 and 71 Onzve BAEtnR,
Thoro'bred Barred Rook chicks for sale also
Phone 611'2 oar leave orders, eggs TRA forhatching.Pub-
liehtng House.
COVET'S White Oats for seed also need peas.
for sale. JOHN MONABD,
Phone 4811 Grey Twp.
'[EEM FOR BALE. — White Blossom Sweet
Clover Seed, `.Olean from noxious weeds,
Both hulled and scarified.
Phone 656 J. P.61oIRToeu,
Lot 21, Con. 12, Groy.
Hnnr Pena for sale. Apply to JNo. R. DIok-
EON, Grey Twp. Phone 2022
GRADE Durham Holl for We.
%HM.18 SPiOTRAN,
Phone 6611 Grey Twp.
TUMMY Seed, oontatning a percentage of
Alaike,.for sale, HARRY SPE/nAN,
Phone 2014 Grey Twp•
DR, Fortuna, of Winghom, him rammed hie
weekly visite to the queen's Hotel, Brussels,
BerousaG E000. -improved White -Leg.
horns,:10cents per dozen over market prfoe.
Hoed oats for sale O. A. C.72 also quantity of
good clean timothy send. JAS. 1'MnnME.
Phone 2618• grey Twp.
000n DerbOna cow, 8 yen. old, 1101, to treOhan,
20 Barred nook puttete,. met cedar costa and,
sachets. . J, A. Brauer,
Phone 2018, - Grey Twp.
OaMVRnLET ear in tat class shape, for sale, at
is bargain Apply at Tao Pear.
Swan peas for nolo. GEO,WrITrtsLD, Gray
Twp, Phone 4010,
Bottom Rook eggs for hatching for sale,
Price 4 canto per egg. Also baby ahlolts.
Phone 128, HARVEY I4RYANa, Morrie Twp.
dine PrWe iptlor olehaiso seed Oats, "Cana.
r.
Phoneme). A. W. WerreseLD,
NOTICE 1.
Maude C. Dryans
Arminian her Brussels Office
will be open following days of
every week tT-'
Uours—a, 10, P. m,
Itfonday..,, ,.,10 to 12 1.80 to 0
Friday,. „ .,L$0 to 6
Saturday' 10 to 12 180 to 6
Saturday Evening 7 to 9
eoming.
Cars of Egg, Chestnut
and0Stove Coal on the
way. Order early.
G. R. Weller
Phone 17 BRUSSELS
Cool weather.
Roos 20 cents a dozen,
GIVE THE POST the names of your
Easter visitors.
TEE high winds have raised clouds of
dust on Main street.
PROVINCIAL Parliament prorogues
Thursday of this week.
HOT cross buns—do von like them ?
Read W. E. Willis' advt.
SCHOOLS will close: for Easter vacation
Thursday of this week to reopen Mon•
day, April 28th.
REros'rs of the Egg Laying Contest
come to Brussels by radio once a week
now from Ottawa,
Do you wear a cap or straw bat? W,
D. Hamel wants to put a cap on your
head this week• Read his advt.
Rev. DeWitt Cosens, Lucknow, form.
erly of Brussels, and daughter were re-
newing old friendships in Brussels on
Tuesday.
$11 0o gas lamp may be yours. Find
our how by reading R. W. Ferguson's
advt. about Towel bargains Hats &
Caps, Gent's Furnishings, &c , this
week. -
No special Easter rates on railways`
but special trains are being added W
help get the excursion crowds to their
destinations as speedily and comfortab-
ly as possible
LAST Monday's Turonto Daily Globe
bad a good photogravure of well known
residents of this locality in the persons of
Geo. and Mrs, Kirkby, accompanied by
au interesting, personal sketch:
ADDED ANOTHER TEAM —To meet the
r..gpircmeots of the situation Chas.
Davidson has added another team to
his draying outfit, which will be in
charge of Wm. Somers. This will pro•
vide opportunity to respond to calls
without delay.
Arta you going to wire your house?
ilessrs. McKinnon & Murcar, exper- 0
ienced young men from Paisley, are in
Brussels and prepared to quote figures
and attend to contracts with neatness
and dispatch. They will be glad to
wait on you. See their advt. this
week.
To Investors
no you algwtidata the advisability of having your banker
Sarva you in matters pertrining to Investments,
The Bank le always in direct and constant touch with the
investment markets and is well equipped to secure Roland
rind attraetbrc securities or to place any bonds you, may
wish to distant* of.
At any branch of the Standard you can obtain information
in respect to investments, Oat
THE
$TANDARD BANK
01' CANAipq,
Brussels Branch,
Dublin Patricia,
G. H. Semis, Manager
F. McConnell, Manager 4
Barrister Sinclair was at Godedeh
this week attending the Assizes,
Do you bit the bargains by reading
the condensed sdvts ? Somegreat re-
sults are attained.
"W1ritr a wife learned" wilt be told
Friday and Saturday evenings at the
Picture Show. Monday and Tuesday
next week "The tub hour" will be
presented. See the advt.
Alex. SparIiug had a very close call
last week in an exciting almost runaway,
A pair of somewhat dismantled panta-
loons and some badly barked shins were
op his program with a decided limp in
his gait, An accident policy would be
a good idea, girls.
Wosteo'a Institute will be held in the
Public Library Thursday afternoon of
this week. at 3 o'clock. Mrs. W, S.
Scott will have a paper on "The value
of cheerfulness" and Mrs, Robt. Thom-
son will be 10 charge of Current Events.
Good attendance asked as arrangements
will be made for Annual Meeting.
Wlast? hen did you put In an appearknce
TALIOINc about old horses. "Due,"
the faithful and intelligent old equine
that draws the Burgess milk delivery
van, has:seen 23 Summers. If it were
not for the hauding in of the bottles
containing the lacteal fluid into the
houses "Doc" could almost get along
without Sam. Bpth are well acquainted
with the route,
ATTENDED FUNERAL OF.. BROTHER —
Tuesday of •last week James and Mrs.
Burgess, of Brussels attended the funer-
al of the latter's,brother, Henry Taman.
Blyth, wbo pasted away the previous
Saturday, after an illness of 16 weeks,
aged 6o years. Deceased is survived by.
his wife, ason (Will.) and 2 daughters,.
(Mrs J, Carter. Waterdown, and Miss
Gladys) The 2 brothers of Mr, Taman
are Thos , Saskatoon and John, Coch-
rane and sisters are Mrs, David Carter,
Walton and Mrs. Burgess. Mr, Taman
was a resident of Blvd) nearly all his
life Funeral service was in charge of
Rev. A. C. Tiffin. of the Methodist
church, deceased's pastor, Hugh and
Mrs. Lamont, of this locality, also at•
teutied the last sad rites. The latter is
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burgess
Bereaved are syrnpathised with in their
sorrow.
SPLENDID PROMOTION.—Rt. Rev.
Mgr. J. J Blair, Vicar -General of Win-
nipeg, a native of Stratford, is the new
President of the Catholic Church Ex -
ten ion Society in succession to Bishop
Thomas O'Donnell of Victoria. A tele-
gram to the office of the society at Tor-
onto from Bishop O'Donnell announced
the appointment, Three names were
under consideration at. Rome. The
Mee of President of the Catholic
Church Extension Society is an import.
ant one and calls for high administra-
tive ability. Mgr. Blair is a son of the
late postmaster of Stratford. Before
entering the priesthood he was a postal
clerk at Walkerton. For some time he
[vas parish priest at Wingham and
rueeels. • Mrs James Stock. Mimico.
nd the Misses Hattie and Kate Blair,
rieford, are sisters of Mgr. Blair,
he old friends of the rev. gentleman'
n Brussels and locality congratulate.
!m on his fine promotion. A good
betngravure of Mgr. Blair appeared in
ant Saturday's Toronto Daily Globe.
APOLOGY —I wish to publicly apoli-
gtze to Mrs 'rhos Kellingtoe for an in- B
suiting remark I made to her I had no a
-canon or excuse for same sod the fault !3
is entirety mine. I have never heard or T
known anything that would reflect on i
her character and I humbly apologise h
for the suggestion I made. p
J. WEIGHT
Easter I,
Suggestions
Ties
Hats
Shirts,
SOX Etc.
This is Ca
Weck
AS USUAL WE ARE THERE
WITH THE NEW STYLES
W. D. HAMEL
Men's Weary '
Brussels
W.D. Kerr, Brampton, has beet ap-
pointed Agent at the C. N, R„ Brus-
eels. as successor to O. M. Cbowen, wbo
went to Kincardine, We welcome Mr.
Kerr to town 'sod .hope he will soon
And himself right at home amongst es.
There's something familiar about his
name and we do not anticipate paving
any trouble to remember it,
BONN'
GORDON,—In Grey township, on April 1810,
1024, to Mr. and Mrs, Robert Gordon, a
eon.
MAOf2N.—In Grey township on April 2nd,
1924, to Mr, and Era, Stanley Maohsn, a
son,—Ralph Stanley.
RtrLY.—In Morrie township on April 9th,1524,
to Mr, and Dire -John Riley', a daughter.
wnsss.—In BI th on April 6th, 1984, to Mr.
and Mrs, W. White,:e daughter—Dorothy
$dna.
MARRIED
MODoNALD—MODONAga. In Callus, on April
0th, 1024, Mise Rebecca McDonagh. late
nurse of Listowel Memorial Hospital, to
Mr, Hance McDonald, of Grey township.
DIED
JOHNRTeu.—In Sordwiah, on April 6th, 1924,
SPROAT,—I oMorris own, in hiship,th yeApril 1601,,
1024, JosephSorest, aged 81 years.
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAT. APRIL 19T6r.—Honeahold Furni-
ture, Car, &o , Thomas Street, Brussels, at
1.80 p, m. ., G. McIntosh, Prop. D. M. Scott,
Ano.
FRIDAY, APRIL 18.—Household Furniture,
&e. Sale unreserved at 9 p. as, 2'; Seandrott,
Prop.; J. Taylor, Ano..
MONDAY, APR. 21.—Farm Stock, Implements
&o.. North East 3; Lot 24, Con. 7, Morris town -
gap Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. David M.
ntch
Oeon,Prop,; James Taylor, Ano,
Auction Sale
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOC8, I21-
plements, &o,—James Taylor, Anotioneer,
hes received' instructions from the undersign-
ed to sell by Public Auction at North East y,
Lot 24, Con. 7, Morrie, on Monday, April 21, at
1 o'clock, p. mr the following property :-1
heavy draft mare 12 years old, 1 aged mare, 2
oowe to calve about,Sfay 1st, Bsteers 2 years
old, 2heifers 1 year old, 1 Maasey-Harris bin•
der and trunks, 7 Mont, in good condition, 1
Massey -Harris cultivator in good condition, 1
Clinton fanning mill almoatnew, 1 seed drill
I mower. 1 heavy wagon and .rack, 1 set of
sleighs, I light -wagon, 1 buggy, 1 cutter, l set
doable harness, l get single harness, 1 walking
pDlow, 1 set iron barrows, 1 gentler, 1 Hamilton
Incubator, 1 Capital oream separator, whiffle•
trees, neck,okes and numerous other articles.
Terme—All sums of 510 and under Dash ; over
that amount 6 months credit given on approv-
ed paper or 5 per cent per annum o8 for cash
on credit amounts. Land owners as security,
DAVID MGCUiCHEON,
Thos. Miller, Clerk. Proprietor.
Fox's Drug Store
Thecancra Stare,
WEEKLY STORE NEWS
wColorite
The Best Straw Hat Color
We have it eompiate aeaoxtment of all the colors—Jet Bleck (Glossy),
Dun Black, Cardihal Red, Navy Blue,, Brown, Violet, Sage Green,
BytoGStraw, Cadet Blue, Yellow, Laver >r, OsrfseOld Bose,
,Vlotory.Blue and leafura,
Wall Paper
Our stock is now at its best and comprises many attractive designs
and colorings, , Sometimes our customer's express a little diifldeuee at
looking over one samples, thinking they are encroaching upon our
time, but we wish to assure you such is not the case. We cannot ex-
pect to sell 10 without being shown and we extend a hearty invitation
to all to come In and look over
OUR SAMPLES
Weare also showing a few odd lines suitable for Closets, Kitchens and
Small Rooms very cheap. Some really good rapers at 10e. • Better
look them over as the stook is limited.
Formaldehyde,
This well known Germicide needs but little comment from us,
more titan to Ray that those who purpose using it on their Grain will
find ours to be strictly Government Standard.
FOX'S DRUG STORE
'sCareful Preoeription Dispensers"
DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER,
Hooses and lot for sale la the Villago of Brus-
sels, formerly occupied by the late Alex, Bilis,
Queen street. Eligible property. For further
particulars apply to W. M. SINCLAIR,tf ueAo19
BRUSSELS MARKET
Fall Wheat .0000.
Peas 160
BarBarley- ...,.. 65
00
Butter - 101
Eggs
Hoge
Potatoes
COMFORTABLE home and yy* acre lot for sale
on Flora Street, Brussels. (Good stable, small
fruits, &o. Good neighborhood, nearly pos-
session. For furtherpartienlars apply onthe
premises.. Phone 7a. MARY A, Bora.
Walton Drain
t0 99' Assessed ratepnyora on' Dalton Drain in Mo -
1 65 Hilton township desiring to pay their asae9n-
56. moat in cash eon do so to- the Treasurer. Mr,
96 G. K. Holland, Beechwood, on or before Wed -
80 nesday, April 28rd, 1021. Attar said dao do•
02 beatareswill beissued and sold for the bal.
20 20 once unpaid.
7 25 7 26 F. J.kMCQUAID,
75 70 1 Reeve,Moifinop,
A Great Railway Exhibit at London's . Great
P
Ern ire
Show -
f
1 OTho entry to the loyla building o[ rho CCaad't Prada
, the Empire oh es• t
g.
(2) Tho Exhibition• Hull is filled with displays a of Cann/Han fr1to nyat
glories. (3).A complete theatre 10
also 00 Company's exhibit.
anada'a exhibit et the British Empire Exhibltior
�-� which opens at Wemhly next mouth, will ba one of the
most interesting and attractive features of the whole.
No phase of Canadian life or activities has been OVur-
looked and every resource of the country will be dis-
played to good advantage. The Canadian Pacific Pavi-
lion, which has been 'designed to harmonize: with the.
Governlnent building, directly faces the main bridge
Ieading into this portion of the grounds and at once
catches the eye of all visitors, This pavilion is a
massive building, r)pproaohed by a broad flight of steps
flanked 'on either side by bronze models Of buffalo
and moose, A strong color scheme will he strikingly
emphasized at night by a Neon lighting effect similar
to that rat the Coiisouin in London, wonderfully Pene-
trating and effective under all atinospheii- cnnditione
and another attractive feature of the extrriot [sill I,;•
the encircling series of illuminating panels in relief , -
Dieting the manifold aettvities of the Canadian Pari „•.
Equally alluring wilt be the decorations and exhlbt!o
in the interior of the pavilion. The floor mein on the
ground floor comprises 7,700 square feet. .linter; the
main floor there runs a 400 -foot frieze311ustrltling the
Canadian Pacific route from the United Trinednm to
Japan, Tn this diorama there will be moving mo(1o'i of
Canadian Paclfle linerl oreeing the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans,"tneohanicellye,driven and electrically Menthe
ated, and the train journey Borneo the Dominion Will be
depicted by two 'Grans -Canada trains, each (1oneletilie or
locomotive and eight. roaches, 'These :len will be
electrically Illuminated and. mechanically therm. with
head and roar lights, etc., acrd the 'reltl!stlo effect will he
eup5iemented by an Illumine:bid signal system,. a"lto.•
Matto gates, and all ,the other appurtenances of a Com -
plata railway track.
In an adjoining seed= of the interior exhibits there
will be shown six mcrltitnleally and electrically, Blum -
hutted vitascope models of Liverpool, Quebec, the.
prairie region, Banff Spring's Hotel in the Canadian
Ttocklrs, Vancouver and rokohama.
A -fruit orchard scene In British Columbia and a scene
depfetlrii. Japan and Japanese life are nest presented
for the entertainment and ed1f!ttatioil pf the visitors.
The model of Japan eivt,e a eenol'itt view of the country
around Fuji 'Yuma, web' the world -fanged mount itself
rising high in the hrinene. There will also bo models
of d1,psnlse 111)11:14‘,hrui:I'. ,hvtla tiled Other typical
delete of the Flowery ` fire :d, n
P1o,p»etive settle; the I101 ,ulna will be. attraelod
lee the „rad. l „' a Iee 1 're irriereien farm in rho west.
wit!, nil the building. .x.101 rglti..balt, rotating water '
and millet 0118111 rnteniui. I. rn^4 the bolding, The
ativertore-lover will le. 111.• le, el lee the Npaelees scene
deplei In the big +, n 11;e n t mins,l.i Grizzly bents,
Week Lairs won see teneltox and other representative
apecine me rd Ili' cieni'eryx of they elide will confront
the epeetrttot', in eefient 'H.101nrir,. All ov,'r the hand—
l/1e, too, ale? ll .ilii rt h! `i;nr i.' w!11 seer] or t.;rin, 'tae-.
eording'to the 'lptrttVe t1mper',ments or their erst-
while owe '
The lei it 1 t „ ;1,41 will aemil
e• a lata: 800 people,
is cry PI latic „'.1 env nrl nmi 'lorn.'nlCd. Numerous
ca .e a,'cr»ltilur,:: f,. 11Th, bh'rh., maple augat' and
henry cchity' ,,,n i nr 'thee,. '1110 -le will be it 'sen•
ti usual`•. Clio (Zan ih 1lt i n ar lti this hall between the
honer of one 0111,1 :,vt, thin -t r, tonin .bt,tsieau seven and
tin. evltli n lerxcr,r .;n 0ittcudanen to explain ilnd alt.
tertelu, -
.t