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TI•IU1):31Ak, FEBRUARY 15, rete
CLEAa the ta•nrk for a Good Roads
campaign pa gn [hat will have in it :vatem,
permanency and coasegnent common)
sense e s.e
That will kbsceru between gravel
n..
and r Lbs, between mutt holes and
proper grades, between a waste of time
and money and the letting of under -
Stood cuntracts with )ironer oversif'ht.
a With the iuvreasing shortage of help on
the faro) there is not much economy in
taking time tiff: fur Statute Labor and
many a municipality is coming to the
conclusion chat "a is time for a change"
such as is designated by the Good Roads
movement, even if not taken up an its
entirety. 'Pis is a subject that will
stand discussion and adoption but it wit,
not run ; tself any more than many an-
other Iva movement
GODERIC}I hotel keepers are said to be
playing the silly role of boycotting the
business people and others Who sup-
ported Local Option in the recent con-
test., The but cot is a game that two
can piny at and we would not be afraid
to point out who will win. Times are
changing as the years roll along and
whether folk like it or "lump it" they
will have to submi• with the best grace
possible to the present day conditions
and make the best of them. O.d cus-
toms die bard but to revery to the way
our grandfathers did things would be un -
thought of to day and so it will be as
the years core and go. Public opinion
cannot be lucked up in a box and the
more this is attempted the more free.
don will be advanced. THE Pose bas
had the lee mat game played on it
several times but it dud not work and
never will
Titer Liberal major' v of 216 piled up
for Barrister P:oudfoot, M. P. P. in
Centre Huron, on December tab, xqut
opened the door to the tidy office of
Emigratiou Agent in the land of brown
health and shaggy wood to Rte.
Joseph Eiaintr, of Goderich, the deft sl-
ed candidate. We hope, even 1'f the
•'Scotties"did not mark their ballots lot
him that he w,tt still use bis best en-
deavors. as be makes his headquarters
in Glasgow, to secure tor Canada's
broad acres the brawn and muscle of
Scotland. Rev, Mr. Elliott is a gond
speaker, of pleasing personality and the
emigration returns should have some
thing goad to chronicle for the Govern-
ment expenditure in sending him across
the Atlantic. Official duties will be as
mimed at unce, we understand.
Ia we had our way we would like to
see the best measure of Home Rule
tested on both Ireland and Scotland.
The very name Home Rule has not a
savory smell to many a nostril on ao
count of the associations of the past.
Will let that name he dropped and give
the Emerald Isle and bonnie Scotland
the style of Government we enjoy in
Canada, with a representative from the
Crown as the presiding genius, We
bank on Lord Churchill and believe if
be has his way he will mould order out
of chaos. One thing is certain coercion
has never wrought a cure and we are of
opinion that the role of conciliation wilt
be permanent without the sac, fire ui
principles. There is a lot of "bosh"
talked abaut Home Rule that has re
tarded better cuuditious too Jong al-
ready.
NEWTI,N WE -•LEY Ro aELL'r "skimpy
Chicken" has developed Into a genuine
fighting cock vbo,e spurs have pene•
traced the Government's bill of fare to
what will prove advantageous to this
Province. '!'here's no sense in kicking
just for the sake of kicknee but if sound
agrunents can be advanced that cause
a veeriug tram one point of the compass
to the direction indicated by the Op
position then it 'nee be taken for grain-
ed that the contention was well founded
Ontario wants progressive government ;
Iegishrtton not eccentric and ill timed
but '
t t , ,umulutrve and with a broad Mat-
zoth
1Un'Fzoo, 'Phi. Ptnvince has a superlativelt
splendid record and it will take the com-
bined wisdom of the members of both
sides of the Hoose to wisely steer the
ship
of State el
lash(
Ig us to main aiu
our position In the gaiety of Provinces
in this great Dominion. We love them
alt and wi,tt them well but Ontario has
• tile first call in her geographical post -
tion in the Confederation and must nu
be allowed to lag behind.
UoyEENMENTstatistieS show that the
population' of Canadian penitentaries
lest year totalled 1865. an increase of
half a d,ze11 over the year previous.
A particularly sad and striking fact is
that 586 of the inns rtes are boys under
20, In this is a lesson to'every home in
the Hand, also a hintto the day school,
the Sunday School, the Young People's
Society and every pastor, l'o keep up
the average 186 boys would require to
he incarcerated in the coming years.
Whose boys will they be ?' Will any of
of them go from Huron .Co 7 What can
we do that 1vi11 keep therm outside the
walls and rum fhb tide of their young
Inter; to fury onward )better coud'tict,
An Otlfor Thpt Involves 00 Money Risk
it'You Accept Int
We MI. 1.10 positive true remedy wil
cowpletely .relieve constipation, no
matte:. how anemic it May be, that
We Wee to I'tu'uielt it free Of all cost i
it fails.
Ons t
s 1pxtbtn is c11ultuuuly caused by
weakness of the nerves and tnttselee
of the large intestine. To expect a
cure you must the( elure tone top nod
strengthen those organa and resume
thea! to heal1liar aetivlty,
WO want you to try itexali Oiler -
lies an 001 gnat sleeve They are eaten
like candy, and au•c partirul)u•ly good
for olrildren. They seem to act di) e0t-
ly 011 the nerves stud n1)501es of the
bowels. They appareltly have u
neutral 001)011 nn the toilet irl•gatis.
They d0001pilege• tie cats) id Ile!'
'WC 1) ill 111.0101 your wimpy
if they du (1114 ovetcmurr chronic u1'
habitual constipation turd thus aid to.
relieve the myriads of uasaciate or
dependent (•Benoit ailments. Try
Rexall Orderlies at our risk. Three
sizes, 10e., 25c., deli) 500. Sold only at
Km store -The Resell Store. F, R,
Smith.
a t ppe to gttite fashionable a-
round this vicituty, old ae well ars
young partiUipeting in this Winter.
.entetirlle.
SOHooL RI1PORs.--Following fa the
1 School Report of S. 8, Nn. 10, Howick
and Gerry ; Exawined in Arith.,
(History, Composition, Literal ure,
fComposition,
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Writing and Spelling.
Sr, I. -Petal 725 -Robert McDonald
583. Jr. IV -Total 700 -Arthur Bow -
mom 426, Laweenre Hislop 409. Birks
Robertson 287 Sr, IIL-Total 700 -
Mom Bennett 408, Gerrie Hislop 4511,
Jamie Doig 860, *Verne McDonald 801.
Jr. 111, -Total 000- Myrtle Bennett
4.10, Oau•I (4iniuger428, MI Bowman
828, J011119 Al t'Kor cher 272. Se. II, -
Total 600 --label Robertson 472, Vic -
tot 8Uwnh1(1385, Della Doig 840. Pt,
Il.-Arith.. and class standing -Ruby
nttinger, Herbie Bowuran, Sr. I.-
Gotelou McDonald, lads Bennett.
tt I'-Alaggie Doig, Miele Patrick,
Ilawat d Grainger. Primary- Allan
tir•Keechar, Mabel Bowman, George
Hialnp, Elsner Thompson. E. EVANS,
Teacher.
manliness and rite clevelt pment of true
not ihr) ? This Is no dream glut a coca
tnehta'y on facts that have brought a
ought to probaoly t 80 home. Let u,
build a fence of helpfulness round ihr
boys and young men aud and them h+
nlakmg a heroic fight for possession at
the best in life,
Brussels Council
The reOla,' m • ting of Rrus.e
Cuttuei1 with 00 \l ,ndrty evening of
'est week Ali the members present
Reeve Leckie In the ch.,ir.
Minutes of last meeu ig read
passed Following accounts
passed :-
8 't' P um, nti1oellaneous ., ,. ,,,,5t 2.
D Clark, wood for li alt 3 111
N Hamilton, snore mewing,..... ,.. 8 5,
R Olive,, safari & miscellaneous. 42 5..
E tone Ltahl Cu nght .., 23 04
Vluotcipal N oriel ae . 8 ey
Municipal Journal et: 5 op
Moved by A C. nettles, sec„nded b\
P. Arnent that above accounts be paid.
Carried,
Cnn.table Oliver reported that weiol
scales •ece prefor mou 11 of 1 o'0ar was
$31 80.
inu Patterson addressed the Comic
relative to the Electric Light and the
necessity of a new agreement with ib
town. Ir was agreed to have it prepal
ed for next meeting
A letter from the Provincial Hs dro
Electric et mitring as to the q'tantity of
Dower Siu.sels would r"q ate. Action
Deas deferred by the Commit until nue s
expltett Information is at hand.
Communication ass read from 5 S
Cote, Et het, asking if Brussels won'd
give any indecentent 10 there farntng
mill factory if they located in town
rhe matter was cltsrnssrd at teneth and
favorable expressions offered and tie
Reeve delega'ed to inlet view Mr ('ole.
The Aumoor: Report ,t•as read end
passed and Abe tact ordered to he
publlsbed in 'Pyre Pu.'i'. 011 motion of
Councillors Meru,re and Vin'dotal .
Moved be A C Dames, seconded Icy
P Ament that Treasurer Strachan hr
paid $62 s'tary and $tn each to And
tors McCracken and Ferguson, Canted
Cuuncilthen adj•urned,
alni
wtta
Do you know that fully nine nut of
every ten cases of rben natiylu are
simply ehetttnetism of the wnvcles Clue
to cold 01' damp, u1' chronic ('heu-
Matiem, aud requite no interultl treat-
ment whatever P Apply (lhamber•
lulu's Liniment freely and see how
quickly it gives relief. For sale by all
deniers.
Belgrave
EAST WAWANOSII UuuNCIL - The
Oonno11 met us teelgrave to Feb. 0111.
Members all present. Alintltea of last
meeting read anti adopted on notion
11f Uuuoallots Strutt mei 8111(1ehouse.
Tenders for the ordinary towoahlp
pouting for the current year were
received from the TtISMS tend Advance
offices, \Viegltatu. The tender of the
Advance at $89.00 being the lowest,
yeas accepted. Clerk ppr.esented a
etateutent of Braudary Liee, 01aiu-
age aud Telephone accounLe with the
township of elort•is shooing a balance
in favor 11)' Morris of 1523.06. Or dere(
to be paid. Auditors' and Trearone "s
abstract for 1911 were received and
read. After 0011tphliaeol•il'g the au,li-
tnre on the neat and :41ioient report
it was moved by Ml. Scott, ee0oud-
ed by Al v. Campbell, that the same
as note read he edopeed and that the
auditors be paid as usual 58.00 each
for their setviue. ()anted. Following
11 15 Wete ordered to be pail( :-A.
Port et field, fres ata 1)iv. Registrar 1911,
512.60 ; A. Porterfield, teUletdrnt of
laccount with Tp. of Morris,5280;
VMS. 0f MIS)1•15, settleutent of tidy.
lino O0hlage and telepleme account,
523.08; R. W. ln•wie, gtevening at
1011 line bridge, 57.14 Gen. T. Rtbet•t-
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s u sennui n1'dt )
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tax,52
Gen. T.
Rin)
IecL.r11u, refried of tuxes, W. H. lot
32, con 8 58 92 Geo T. Rebel idol,
balance of 50iat y as collector $20 • G.
Gillies, part payment wrdelumg road
at l.Ofh line bridge, -$85 , 1;1 "S. Scott
and J W. Bone, andiLnIg $8 each ; F.
n
Aderson, 8atlary as Treas., 5100.
Council adjouteied to meet Monday,
March Ilth, at 10 t1. n).
A. PORTERFI me,I. Clerk.
Molesworth
Mian Mary Spence, of Lisl.owel, is
visiting 11htlestvn(th friends:
Alias Effie Gerd uger is viaili)1gfrien(ls
in A'iini and Pelmet don foe a few
clays
Elgin Armstrong has said his flirts
and putpnsea going \Vest in the hear
rut ore.
.lits. and airs. Leppeed, of Treherne,
Man., are visiting old acquaintance
a'(fnd Moir -sweetie
Jack Brown Is the proud pnsseesor
of a new housekeeper. She will reside
it) this locality for some years we ex -
pouts
Ed. Mitchell hang snl(1 his driver.
130 511re and 1)Ity one used to the pitch
Itolea Ed, as that is a datrgeet'ua road
Won leave),
A Storehouse For Polaong,
Yui may not think so'
but that's
what you become when the kidneys
are affected. These organs cleanse the
body ; they are the fllte.s that remove
ft um the blood the waste matter that
acts like deadly poison on the vitality
Sud health of the system. Dr. Ham-
ilton's Pille stimulate the kidneys, ex-
pel fermenting matter from the bow-
els, restore the liver and stimulate all
excretory and secretory organs. This
vnablee the blood to quickly replen-
ish itself and establishes perfect
health. No medicine does such last-
ing good as Dr. lituniiton's Mandrake.
and Bateman Pills, 250. at. all dealers,
Jamestown
SCHOOL REPORT.-F01LOWing is the
'homely Repot t of S. 8. No. 4, Grey
Lo usl'ip •- Sr. IV. -Total 300- E.
Ring 109, M. Smith 161, L, Beyans 167,
*P. Payt, 100, *L. Fritiu 97. Jr. IV.-
Totai 800-E. Johnston 225, G. Holt
204, L. King 182, *S. Burke 125. Jr
W. -Total 800-A. Johnston 215, G.
ticEweu 176, H. Jacklin 475, *M.
Burke 119. Sr. II, -Total 800-A.
tinier 211, J. Thomson 171, *B, Lake
60. Sr. L -M. ,MCEWen 90, E. Balfour
ut )tint 64,86,McDonald 62,)R Jack -
lin 60 R. Ballingal 30. Jr. I. -Excel-
lent-'W. Balfour. A. -Excellent -E.
Fraser. * missed one exatn. The fol-
lowing have been present every day
riming the month :-E. King, G. Holt,
E Johnston, L. King, A. Johnston,
A. King, Alphaeus King.
HARRY Mooare, Teacher.
PRESENTATION.- Friday -evening,
2nd lust., 6V. J. and Mrs. Johnston
1st line Morris, royally entertained
their Sunday School classes at their
(tome, prior to their expected removal
ft•utn Morris to the West. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnston have been faithful
teachers in the Sunday School atJohn-
14t0n's Ohurch for many years, and
their (:losses and the School as a whole
have app I5ciated their self denying
efforts. After tea bad been served,
the evening was delightfully spent in
music. games, etc. wring the even-
ing the classes showed their esteem
for their teachers by a number of
peeseih, among theta being a hand-
some Carving set in a leather case,
china plates, cups, etc. Mr. and Mrs.
JnhnstOII expect to femove sotnetinle
in March and their removal will be a
distinct loss to the community, and
especially to the congregation wor-
shipping at the chureh in that neigh-
borhood. Many old friends will wish
theta prosperity in their new home
near Buiasevain, Man.
HAIR HiNTS
Worthy the Attention of People
11)1,115 your own brush and comb at
home and hail dressers:
Never 0511 a brush tie comb in public
places, they are usually covered with
dandruff germs.
Wash your hair brush tome a week
with snap and warm water to which
is added it disinfectant.
Shampoo the hair once a week with
pure snap sold water.
Use PARISIAN SAGE every day,
rnbhittg thoroughly into scalp.
PARISIAN SAGE is guaranteed by
Jas. Fox to destr'ny dandruff get•tns
and abolish dandruff, n1' money back.
t'll atop hair from falling and scalp
from 1tuhfug, or money bark.
To pat life and beauty into dull fad-
ed hair, or money back. Price 50
cents.
11 ,iced Stales immigration r R3rints
s rte 11181.5 large number of Chinese
h ve b, -en 'smuggled into Detroit over
the ice bridge from Canada.
Back from
the West
Now that friends are visiting from
the \West and others are preparing
to leave for the West I have de-
cided to place at your choice all
my best styles of photographs at
reduced rates and will give sittings
frou Jan. 26111 to Feb, 29th (with
the exception of Feb. B, 7 and 8.)
Thnee who sit early will have first
choice of style and finish.
Ou Feb. 6, 7 and 81 will be in To-
ronto atttendiug - the Eastman
School of l 'nfessional Photogra-
phy, concluded by experts from
New York and Rochester, where
every up-to-date prnoeas will be
demo net rated.
F. MAITLAND Brussels
Successor to H. R. peewee
P. S, -•-Lollies, Make a note of it 1 This
is Letup Year. A. tr•sholass ph0L0,
Will be 111 requtsitionr
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R. W. Philips was elected Clerk of
York county.
It is reported that the Ontario Govern-
ment has offered liberal concessions to
Manitoba in the shape of territory in or-
der to secure a port on Hudson Bate
Representatives of grain growers. mil-
lers and railway companies conferred
with the Minister of Trade and Corn -
erne at Ottawa regarding the new grain
Hon.
J. D. Hazen gave notice nfa tern
lutioo in the House of Commons provid
ng for a further loan of $6,o0o 000 to the
Montreal Harbor Boat to enab'e the
commission to complete the terminal fac-
'lities.
Helps Men To Work Hard.
That's what Fe*roznne does ; it stip-
plies the additive:0 strength that en-
ables a mall to Maintain health under
dim(ulties. "Leat Spring I was s0
completely fagged 11111 I could lot
work" writes J. W. McNichol of Turn-
bull, Agan.. '$n the morning 1 was
tiled -limbs ached all over, Had no
apple Ile, was sleepless, nerroous and
unhappy. Ferrnz,me pot new life in-
to Me. Now I aa1 beat•,.ily, net yea are
etrotag, I sleep well. I know the joy
of health " It's by supplying n0tu•ish-
511en1 and geld blond that Fel•rnzone
builds up ; try it -500. a btix at all
dealers.
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Portage Farmer Ships ' Car Of Barley To
Minneapolis, Pays Duty And- Other
Special Charges And Still Makes
$ l73 More Than If He Had Sold
In Canadian Market.
Portage La Prairie despatch of -an. 15th says :-Another
striking and plat:Heal illusuttxfrni of the conditions which
Portage framers face tinder pl'esent• riuilwit and tariff condi-
tions lei aff,m'ded by the experience of J. W. Beown, a Portage
farmer who loaded a cite 0f barley at Alphin, just North of
the city with the irttelitiou of shipping it to Port Arthur.
The ear, however•, was held lop so long that. Mr, Brown fluall
changed his mit1dand had.it, shipped to. Minneapolis over the
Great Northern, -
The barley was ami keted a few days ago and on No. 3.
grade +vas sold for 51.04 per buslt11) \h' 111.0wu'paid charges
on his barley as follows :-Freight, 5112 7.2 ; denim -lame $1,00 ;
switehiug, 5150 ; duty, 5443 19 ; eut.ry, 51 20 ; couuniesion,
514 44 ; consular invnilre, 52.50 ; total[ 5006.65.
He netted 65 cents per busier).
If he had sold barley nn the Portage trnu•ket the same
day, he would have netted 53 eentee per bushel ; so that after
paying dirty and other charges be Was still 12 sprits better off,
nt 5173 16 on his car of 1.413 bnshele. H.td lie loaded on the
Great 'No'the'r/I and nob had to transfer 0 that read he
tvn01r1 have Hatted two cell Ls more poi bushel,
..fi:lr. �r'•� sat. -r
You've th. ght about
trying PURITY FLOUR
Now t P
OR some time there has dwelt in your mind
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the thought of trying
PURITY
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Y t; LOUR—
the flour t. , at consti, is wholly of the high-grade
portions of the best Western hard wheat.
That's a good thought. It indicates a desire for
improvement in your baking-talent—an ambition to
increase the deliciousness ofour
y bread and pastry.
Don't let that good thought perish. Turn on your
will power. ACT ! !
"More bread and better bread"
REMINDER: On account ,
of the extra strength and
extra quality of PURITY
FLOUR, best
j astr ,y -re
stilts
are obtail:et. •hy adding more
shorteniI:g than is net essary
when ming the ordinary
Ontario lir blended fours.
PURITY Fed
Also add more water when
making b
rear
Add Ptti'n1 T Y FLOUR to yc sl' r•yc.CeI • list tight now
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SWin EI.11TJSSIILS by 7AS. i3AT.LAN'i'YNIl, 1V .1 \i)'CRACt IjN,
J. T. ILOS', GE0, rl'H01lSON, AL1+`. 1 I 1'.1t1,13, Disirihtitn1
If Yo
are looking for len invest-
ment that will ll Irn 'lg
you
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1 returns Wert
Ito Pur
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partu stars ahnnl Oulgtwy
and Athabliskat Landing,
Alberta fames also for sale.
H. R. BREWER
Ileal Estate 13rokor
1174 Boulevard N. W.
Calgary, Alta.
Stock for Sale
Nine choicely bred Rhert Horn Bulls, 8 to 1e
month. old, reds and roans, ladled lug the lAt
and 2nd prize w)n111.1'14 at East Baron Pall
Show. Are Mtge mid full of quality from good
milking dans: got by import; d aloe and home
of them from iwpm.'ed 1111111A, 001.5111111 heir.
era prize winners Al head to rodent from I.
II:veaho for Sale n 7 mended old Oily by Her-
on Bleck. imported : s fond wy1.11 hol•51'; 11 few
pairs or grade Leicester PWPs ; mrd 11 pair of
young Yorkshire sows to litter in March, 'I'hev
are out of n litter of 14 and their dont laid 53
coed living nice nt 4 litter., As feed la likely
to be .Sasso I will anti any of the above Stock
nt IOWeat privet; nod nn +oar t,"•»o,
DAVID MILNE, Ethel, Ont.
Stock for Service
T
AMWORTH HOG FO14 SERVICE,- The
undersigned will keep for Haryiue on N34
Lot 29, Con, 7, morns. a tho1ougiebred Tone
worth hog, Terms, $1.00, to be paid at !into of
service wish privilege of returning if meces-
eary, 8.. WALKER,
10.1! Proprietor.
The People's Column
ea tot FOR BALE, -Being Si, of Lots 54 and
66, Uoa. I, .Agorae town.htp, canteIning 1011
acres On the farm iH a gaud name Melee, 22
x 151j5 ; g5,24c; ad w10"h,d x80,
o 1)1411,kitclamehen Iw-.hnod 60xt10d; turd21'leaul-
to 10x80 Stone a1 with el gu0, stabling
:w under
bnrn. Neverniinng ,valla and totian•elnl rd.
Only Y4111,18 todluol and an)11eto sle cit or
postop lic Deed may snares. form. len rneti
on applicants to proprietor.
71010 WALTER L. BRECKENR(IDGE
Jamestown P. O.
ICARM FOIL SALE being Lot 29, Con. D,
Morris township, Hut on 0o., containing
75 acres, It in all ,Lowed end 16 110014 tinder
eultivatiun There is a loe(ortul,le flame
homey, with kitchen adjoining, bunk barn,
small young orultm•d, dulled well and wind -
1,111, &o. i miles from school, post office and
church. Pat well feyurd, must be .old by
price
Int and consequently' H vel y (assent bl.
Por Cwill
ther particu�ars apply to T itej it 1
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,FARM FOR SALE, -Tin unden.lgneti.ffe•s
fur sale hie Ip, „try farm, brio-
(Jon 1l Grey township. There are au0111 80
acres under cultivation and 6 Here. or hurd-
wood bush; good building., bank barn well
windmill, btu ; 23, 11111es num chinch ; u)),
from lshool ; and 2j4 miles to ono pip -t411, a.
Possession on March on, Poi film then partied.
la's apply on the premises or In nob, 0.41 P (1
to CHAS. LOVE P, op. Phone 25l2 25.0
WAR'S FOR SALE OR TO DEN L-Tht..»p•
dersigaed offals his fine 20) acre farm, be-
ing Lots 17 and 18. Con, 8, grey teanalnp, nu,,
on Oo , fur sale ur If uov dlspu.ed or Would
to good tenant There are 1111 acres Men, e),
balance bush and piantnre laird Good build-
' loge cement alio, fences, o•1•herd doll) ed url1,
Ate .en the premises Only 36 mile to .chino
end 235 to Ethel village Po14sessicn Punld hr
Riven at once if Hold or next Spring in Meaing,
For further particulars nH to prier., terms te111
0ondition8 apply to J. I, W E148H, urnp
19-15 Phone 4118 Ethel P. O.
• FARM FOR BALE. -The node]signed offer..
his tine (arm conal+ting of about 185 x111 ea
adjoining the taws of Glint On, for wale %he
farm is in a good state of cultivation, and has
good buildings, bride house, bank barn, drty-
Ag(house, pig pen, etc ;all comparatively new
-kinds of fruits mid. al -o small d ofruiteil��Thall
e
desirable well
fenced
and
rtpa andMoulinslapply
on the premises or ad drama
10.15 JOHN TORRANO)D, 0linton,
RAMS FOR BALE -The undersigned has 11
male. pure t 17, 001,. 9, (3reye towner ship. p1lm They
are One ones, ROBT. L. MODONA LD,
12'tf Oranbrook P, 0.
1 0o ACRES OF LAND for sale, 134 miles
North of deaforth. Good clay loam,
all cleared and under cultivation. Bank barn,
cement floors, large flame hoop°, newly paint.
ed; good wells at born and Molise ..buildings
and fences in excellent repair, An ideal hoon
01.1081) Apply (Miry) 808IE OOVENLOC'Ii,
Seaferth, Oat.
Fa RM EOR BALE,-8oii,g Lot 50, Om. 14,
teeKtllop township, containing about 02
acres, an cleared. On tiro premises i,+n brick
house, bank barn with hog pen eouuined, and
a now power null for pumping, grinding, Ata ;
alae good bearing'orcharahiea) 8p)s, baneism extra good state of motivation having
been cropped 11(011 and large stuck et both
hogs and cattle fed on it fur years )rat an 1
NI twat ed 34 idles from sobuol and 2 ;aline frau;
Walton U. P. R. station. For further pa, tills'
lays writs J. 14. HAMIILTON, Walton P. 0., 111
apply on the premises 4645
FAR,n 0011 8AL15 being Lut 19, (Jun. 15
Grey 'Township, continuing ing 100 aerea• 134
story trams (louse 2ex0U ft.; itituhen 10524,
good frame barn, 4Ux00, on 441o,i0 st1)01n'g 1 8
good walla • all seeded to grass except 20 sores;
1U acres in busk; orchard 8 m)M. nom 0. P.
14. station All In :tate of ealmvntloh. For
further particulars apply to ALEXANDER
BARRON, 01anbruok, 5', 0. 18-4,
Telephone 2818,
=ARMS FOR SALE -Being
Lot 4,
Uon 11
Nn Township,
d Lot 11, Uon i" are go dbuildsHmrel
fenced
On there drained,
130 goad uuddmg Wel
frnaed xnd drained also good orchards ptyn
t) of water nearly all heeded to gratis and n
n Boyd state of cultivation. Both are close t
.shout and to the Village of Brussels. They
will be Hold cheap and. on easy terns of pay-
ment Apply
8.tf i ply on the S. BO ns
JAS. BOTZ
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(t•radu,, ,•s., ad)... ohne). grant nasi- rt
poop and the Acott -d Is rude three 0
limos our supply. Phis ('5 Mgt. is y
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R1gnhu• 11onihly II 1.o li'mi't will be
held Ihie season as I'4,1)oo'e :---
Tr1U1381).1X, FEB. 1. 1912 .i
PER 29, 1912.
APlait. 4, 1012
Leading Local and Outside Buyers
will be present,
'( Yereveme5.i te). e•..e. eetree yArur epee
YoungPeople
)n
?f Wa t:nn prr,nq'r vuu Yul• bu.imars nt
The LUstowel Rosiness College
}▪ and pines you in a gond poaitl1n 'alien (
grndneti'V 1'
(N 1y P01. 01 INSTRUCTION,
SOU may (stet an) day.
EDWIN Q. MATTHEWa, Prin.
gry
$115`,i1^a"/lt,'a•L,w5351'a`in?r�FL'�V VR�.'61'dY�`$
ENTER II Y TIME
land po•mOf inro 1311.1)l( 4i.. leeb41l)4 which
to rpm open ell, on uhon t the yea•. Young
prnp'1. may tinier nay 111na and c0111-
idef• their cl)trn, lt',t hunt m't, rrup)b.n
of nu'tannn»,•r hominis, Fou clay
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Winijham Ulnas College
CEO. SPOT-ON CS -)A3, BURNS
President Principal
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AR11 FOR SAI IC Phe undersigned offers
for axle his 100 Imre farm, being N Lot
40don m- Morris township, Huron Us. 06
acres cleared. There is n 0uulfcortaide 11ou.a,
new bank barn, oreharrd, drilled well, &c 2;5
miler, south of Brussels. Puseesalen first of
&larch, 1912. For further particulars, I5 to
price, terms, 00„ apply on the premises or
Brusselo P 0 to H..BEAM, Pi op. g-4
AT 8AROAIN,-W111 dispose of cottage,
Elizabeth street, Br04,411 , 0601100 11 411x4)1
bargain, in order to stature 4111e)t axle, Key
may belied from 611 .1, heckle Vor 45, 1)11,
particulars see lir. beck'' or write the under.
signed. J I:L.0611E140N,
to a1, 430,11'411 St , 1,1)11,1445,
Fjing tttM P0114 SpALI1,-of the late POW' RI(1/11.1 1
11710 lou acre taro Me
Lot 28, (ion 14, 101:9 la offered for• ,110 by 111..
undersigned. Th01,000085acres Men red, hub
anee wall timbered. On the farm there Irea
)rood Sank barn, largo dig shed hndn emu.
Portable hoose. P111110 111 1400d 1101,411 ho, and
well fenced. For turther pnrhetila'. apt,)) to
.iAB. A. MaNAIl1 or ,IAS. D, MaNAlli, 1(10(1
Mors, (ironbrook P.O., or F. S. SCOTT, T Bra„.
sets
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FARM FOR. SAJ.k,. baffle 801101'1111 If 1.0) 28,
tinning ) O0 soros more or less. H On 11� be •prinn-
tses in a train') 1)0uae, bank hare, good orchard,
Well Windmhl, &o. All cleared exec t abaci
en acre Snhnol lygmli,,H dl font 0111p 21y
tnilw 114110 ArussP(, 1108,. 49101 wheat it
nod 'almnf110nor45 Held44'dnu')I For torte,
term. and other information apply len 1b
€remises or If tvritin (11•110-elsP 0 'Flom.,
28 n, F. . Stoll, /;15100510
Il•tt A, L,1CI22t1t,15roprlotor.
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0 With gond Mardii.o )3 and 1ikWed A
o Al (Phonies, .fee ore In n lentil 1011 9
• 1410.114111dIn 34nn' reii'i' y l)runlpt••
9p
• 13: and ill tro,.ounbl rates.
0 LF you will len as )1un(1,
Wan 1't' 15 1'091 hob) -el'.
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