The Brussels Post, 1912-4-4, Page 8New Wall Paper
Onr new stock of Well Paper has been chosen with much care and contains
the best acid prettiest patterns to be had at a tnoderate price, It much surpasses
What We have bad in previous seasons,
if your are thinking of
Papering your !Parlor
See the Crown Papers with panel effect, also the new White and Gold patterns.
r,
Thesee
ar very different from the ordinary run of patterns and if you wish to have
What is strictly up.to date see them,
Also patterns suitable for Halls, Dining Rooms, Bedrooms and Kitchens -real
artistic patterns at low pricers from 50 a roll up.
Our 1912 Book of Interior Decoration
is to hand, and is at your service, with many clever ideas for decoration in the
way of combining papers
Already this season we have made many good sales of Wail Paper and if s'ou
have any thought of papering we cordially invite you to see what we have before
making your purchase, We shall he pleased to show you.
SPECIAL FOR EASTER -Easter Rabbits at 5c and roc each Easter Novelties
and Bu'lktets. Beautiful range of Easter Post Cards at 2 Fut 5c, 5r and Inc
each, Remember your friends with an Easter Postal. '
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F. R.8tiTH
AND SPATIONER.
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APRIL.
SEND THE POST a list of your Easter
visitors.
SCHOOL Board will meet Friday of
next week
PosTOFFICE hours on Good Friday g
to to a m end 5 to 6 p m.
LAGRIPPE is scoring a good many
goals on people in this locality,
LAST Monthly Horse Fair for this
season was het 1 Thursday of this week
Scxoots close ou Thursday of this
week fot Easter vacation, to re -open on
Monday, April 15th.
Goon Friday will be a public holiday
and all business places closed. Easter
Monday will be a Bank holiday as well
WILr. you do your part? Don't knock
just boost, be a doer Let us get on the
map with the other Canadian towns that
are going forward this year.
STAY to Huron county which Is just
beginning to awaken to its possibilities
as a rich agricultural district. The
farmer who stays here now wills out
A representative of Berlin Sugar beet
factory was here last week and
associated with George Robb, the local
Agent, got over considerable territory
Prospects are said to be good for rete
SOME women have the cat fad and
others the dog fad ; but when it comes
to a desirable household pet there Is
nothing quite so sathfactity as a nice,
shaggy, growls, well tamed husband
IT is said that three•fourths of the
money spent in necessities, is spent bi
women, Therefore merchants should
advertise for women. If von tell a
woman your prices she will read lour
advertisements and come and buy.
DON'T forget tee Bert. Lott Concert
in Brussels Town Hall Good Friday
evt.ning Program is a good one.
Don't fail t., hear Mr. Duff's piano solos
and I3 Strachan's songs Mr. Lott will
recite,
FRIDAY, Editor and Mrs W. R. Davi
quietly celebrated their filtieth anniver of the wedding. The coupl
were married in Mitchell by the lat
Rev W. B. Rally, and they have bee
residents of the town ever since. TH
POST extends hearty congratulations
W EMIOR, of town, held en Anclltn
Sale et cows and young cattle at Rtpiel
last Saturday
MUSKRAT, have began to move along
the creeks, wherever open water pre
veils and this is considered a goud sign
of a break-up.
THE 51st meeting of the Ontario
Edueatioual Association will be held in
Toronto from Monday, April 8th, 14.
wednesdav, Apt i' Loth,
$20oo CLOCK -In the Supplements!
estimates passed In the Commons lest
week appears au item for $z,000 for a
clock to be placed in the new postofffee,
Mitchell. 'Thanks to the member, Di
Steele,
SEAtoRTH SPRING FAIR PO,TPONED -
Seatorth Spring Fen, which Siaan-
nounced to take place on Tuesday,
April and, has been postponed unrn
'Pue-•day April tdtli, Make a note of
the change of date.
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OAT tied in e bag, Mat between Brussels and
Gerrie, last week. Finder please notify John
Mooney, Brussela, or phone 510, t
SEND OATa -Quantity of good Siberian peed
oats for Bale. Apply at PM LAP 28, Con 5, Mor
ria. WALTER RHOADFOOT Phone 516
Hoes for hatching from a fine pen of While
Wcendotteeto 00per 1.S. lso from a Ged Lyen ar`ordersit0 a
early JAM14a BALtANTYNE, Rrna?els
"Br FOR HATCH:NO.-ahoro bred White
Wyendoites• ,$1.00 per petting ort settings '
for 51 50. aoan MEAnowe, Rr ioBela.
C. P. RAmLwAY-Romeseekers' excursions In
will be run to all points in Manitoba, Seiko- R
tohewan and Alberta on April 2nd. 18th and
80th. Full information. tickets and bertha to
be had from 8. I,, Jammu, 0. 9 R. agent.
Reuters
Iron SALE. Good pneumatic tire buggy, al-
most n w, with automobile seat ; a steel tired
buggy, almost new, automobile peat ; 2 good
gent rnbee Alao a good brick dwelling hone«
and comfortable stable on Queen street, For
further partleulars apply to GEo. Raowa,
Bruesele 89.1.0
Ir your saws do not suit you call and ex-
change with me or I will sell to you et coat.
T. MOGaEooa, Brussels
HOME and lot, eligibly situated in Brussels,
for be obtained from Mrs. R. Darther k or Dr. Holmes
S---0 --
r HAYS von entered in
the Standing
an '
din
e Field Crop Competition befog carried
e on by East Huron Agricultural Society 1
n There are seven prtz's and no admission
E fee if a member of the Society °ate is
erried
ISI. 00 OR MORE OPENS AN ACCOUNT
BRUSSELS BRANCH P. H. GiLROY, 1MANAQER
Businesse
mess
is often missed when it might have been
easily embraced by
Systematic Saving
Begin now to prepare for the day of op-
portunity by depositing your savings in
The METROPOLITAN BANK
Miss McKelvey has taken a position
in the store of S C Wilsou.
THE rmprovemeuts at the Prvne Mill
have been completed and they are now
grinding wheat, etc
SINGLE fore Easter rates on railways,
good going Thursday of this week and
returning Wednesday of r.Pxr week.
go pitchholes were counted last
Sworder from Geo. Robb's to the mile
and a (parer corner South They are
a good crop
THERE have been Hockey matches
and curling galore this week and these
plus skating have put a lively program
on at the rink, even if it is April 4'h.
WohtEN'' IN' TITUTE meeting on April
t8 h in the Public Library Mrs D B.
Moore will address the gathering on the
making of soft soap and other members
will rake up the making of hard soap
In answer to roll call siembera will give
a recipe for making cookies or tell some
way in which they have been enabled to
economize. 'talent table also. Meeting
will commence at 2 3o o'clock.
W. C. T. U APPROVE -At the regu
lar monthly meeting of the Brnasels
Branch of the W C. T. U it was mow
ed by Mrs (Rev.) Oaten secondee] by
Mrs, Randy and unanimously resolved
that we have received with pleasure the
announcement of N. W. Rowell that the
p•dice of the Liberal party is to be
'Banish the Bar." While regretting
hat the measure stops shoot of
Prohibition to the limit of Provincial
ewers, which is the ohjeetive in
Provincial MIMI'S of every Union, yet
ve heartily endorse the policy outlined
that
1milt
that
the
Mr.
s far Rs it goes and with the hope
he police will he extended to the I
f nbr srmpathv and support and
'•pies of this resolution be given to
cal paper and forwarded to
owel 1,
APPOINTED DIVISION COURT CLERIC -
S. C. Wilson, grocer and restauranter,
bag been appointed Clerk of the Fourth
Division Court, whose headquartera are
Brussels, as successor to J. H Kerney,
removed to Guelph, Mr, Wilson should
competently fill the position. He has a
wide acgeatntance with the people of
this locality
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A RECORD -A Black k Mi r
longing to George Brown, Queen bstreet,
laid an egg that measured 6j x 8 inches.
This is not a bad start off for the open-
ing of Spring but we suppose an egg
half the size would count as well in the
dozen 00 the market, By the pound the
big eggs would have it on the peewees.
THE W F. A. ANNUAL -The thirty.
third annual meeting of the Western
Football Association will be held in the
Young Men's Association Hall, Wood-
_ stock; on Good Friday, April s. New
clubs desirous of affiliating with the
association are invited to do so at this
meeting. Besides the usual business
of an annual meeting, including the
nomination and election of officers, the
proposed amendments to the laws of
the game and the cup competition rules, .
will come up 'Phe Executive Com. 1
mittee will meet the same morning at
the New Defferin Hotel,
MATRIMONIAL - On Wednesday,
March 271h, r Russell Fletcher, of
Minneapolis, Min., formerly of Brus•{
cels, ..was unitedI
is marriage 0.6 Miss
Mayrne Alice, daughter of lames and
Mrs Dickson, of Chicago. Mr. and
Mrs Fletcher will be at home, at 7366
Spruce Plate, Minneapolis, after lune
xst. The groom is the eldest son of the '
late Thos Fletcher, Jeweller, of Brus•
sets, and is well and favorably known to
many. We Wish Mr. Fletcher and bride
many joys and few sorrows in life,
Mr. Fletcher fills an important place in
insurance circles and has made rapid
promotions,
Co, TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. --
Friday of last week a Convention of
Temperance workers from Huron
couuty met in, Wesley Church, Clinton,
and decided to advise a Local Option
campaign in about 12 of the munici.
palities, Huron, with 86 municipalities
now has nine places under Local Option
and two townships unser no license, so'
that with another ten added to rhe list
the county will be largely dry. The
planes, where Local Option may be vat-
ell on January next are the .towns of
Wingham, Seafortll end Clinton i
villages of Bavfield,.Brussels, Blyth,
Exeter and Hensel) ; townships of
Morris, MtKllop,'furnherry, Hay and p
Stephen. '.l'he retiring President and h
Secretary were re-elected, F, Buchanan
Wingham, and A. P. Cooper, Clinton.
A public meeting was held in the even t
lug and addressed by Rev. W. Kettle.
Well 1 c Torott
£ to when
special reference ren.ce
B
Wag 'tn de
1 n to the Alliance platformr F1
Banish the Barroom," treating system C
mud drinking in aloha, "sr
the crop and the plot must contain at
least 5 acres Take a hand in this
worthy enterprise
We would not be surprised to see -
Dust.
Daffodils.
Dairy Cans,
Doctors busy.
Drenching showers.
Drainage a ee
n d tanking in after.
a 0.e..
g
Droving Park become popular.
EDITOR'S THANE.; -We wish to heart•
People We Talk About
Miss Mae Wood is home From Lon
riots
Mrs (Dr.) Oaten is spending Raster
in Loudon.
Mrs George Keys was visiting at
Arwood with relatives
miss Cora B -1l was visiting Atwood
relatives and friends last week,
Mrs. Stewart, of Toronto, is visiting
Mrs Tomlinson, William street.
Miss Addle Lott, who was visiting at
her home fere, has returned to Whitby
S C Wilson bee gone on a trip to the
'Nest, combining business and pleasure
Rev W. E Kerr, of Tillsonhurg, was
e visitor in town for a few days this
week
Rev Dr Oaten attended the Co
'temperance Convention at Clinton last
Friday
Mrs. Huggin, of Monkton, was visit
ing her old friend Mrs, Harris sr, of
Thomas street.
Mrs.: Irene Barkley is home from
Toronto, owing to the serious Blue s al
her
mother.
ter,
Rev, A R. Maunders spent several
days with relatives and old friends in
Into last week.
rs. Wm McKelvey is spending a
ek or so in Toronto owing to the ill
s of her son there
to, R, Fiaucisand Lnrine and ' rs;
u Beat end Gotdnn are spending
ter et Woodstock, •
re. Warden,.. of Winthrop, was the
at ttf tier daughter, Mrs. P Dudley,
eg the past week.
rs. (Rev ) Langford and Miss Nors,
isrowel, were 'renewing old friend-
s in Brussels this week.
eorge Robb has been having' a catch
'ch -can with the grippe but is able,
e about again we ale glad to say.
rs Gilroy, of Mount Forest, was a
Rues
at the home of her sou, F. H.
env, Turnberry street, Brussels, for a
In Elliott, tonsorial artist, left on
day for Southampton, Ont., where
as accepted a position. The people
at place will find Mr. Elliott a good
en..
ter Watson, of Queen street, did
ce at Kincardine in the Fenian
of t866 and is eligible for the
promised to the veterans. THE
would like to see him get it.
rfieid Baeker, formerly of Brussels.
urchased a drug business at Fort
cis, Ont., and is now in possession
wish him A t success Mr Baeker
een living at Brandon, Mn.a
s Fairy Rebh went to Guelph on
Thur
to spend' Easter. She was ac
eased by her two little.cousins,
S Muriel arid Helen Kerney, who
their new home in the Royal city
ale not veru much change is re-
d in the condition of Mrs. George
ev and Mrs John Hunter, since
eek's PO,T, a little improvement
ceable and we trust this hopeful
tion 00111 pave the beginning of
tete convalescence,
George Ross, ,son of D. C. and
Ross, of town, has opened a dental
in Wingham. He should do
s fora young man he has bed a
experience in large'centres
tam people will fine Nim a first.
esident. We wish him A r sec
are pleased to learn that Avon
Vey, of the Standard Btlnk,
villa, Who was operated upon for
dieitis in the
cell s'
Lin, tial
isp
o, Imprcving nicely and we
non. to have him hack as well ha
His parental borne. is in Brea-
Torly thank the goodly number who have t
and aresespnnding to our back subseri M
tion collecting campaign Amounts re-
ceived we
are being duly credited on ed ter
dress labels We intend continuing nu G c
til arrears are wiped out and those who E ,y
have not vet replied are asked to kindly M
do so at once. alt no spread over a
Year does not permit of long credits. gut
Mak, April a clear up month, duri
PRRcENTATION - A meeting of the of L
members of the Harristnn outline club ship
took glare in the Palace Rink 'Phots- G
day night and was largely attended aceta
The meeting was trailed to order by to b
Alex. Yule, who was selected as choir M
man, and after a review of the many sue.
successes which have followed the elub Gil
this season the chairman presented week
Rev T. D. McCullough, who has been Jol
connected With the club since ego3 and Mori
who is leaving for a new field of tabor, he Is
Port slope, with a handsome pair of ofth
military hrucbcs and a set of pearl- cifiz
handled cutlery as a slight token of the Pe
appreciation of Mr. McCullough's gond seryl
work in connection with the club The scare
recipient, though taken completely he $eon
surprise, responded in very appropriate Fo,T
style a'ter which cnngratalatorvspeeches Ga
were made by Rev, Messrs, Scudamore has p
and McKay. Fran
"BANQUET -The hockey season came We
to a happy termination on Friday night has b
last when the Clerks and Yennigans Mos
entertained the Bankers and High The
School ata banquet put top in good comp
style at the Queen's Hotel. This was in Masse
accordance with a plan adopted at the go to
commencement of the season wherhv Wh
the two lowest reams should buy the parte
Barks
last w
on
trot t
indica
comp
Dr.
Mrs
parlor
well a
wide
Wing l
class r
cess,.
We
MeiCeI
Stouff
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hope s
3 ever,
6 cels,
oysters for the crowd After justice
had been clone to the good thinvs the
Meeting ,vas called to order by N F.
Gerry, President of Brussels Hocken
Ciub The program opened with the
comuanv singing that popular melnde,
We're here because we're here," and
the speeches were then proceeded With.
Each of the speakers expressed the opin
on that alihoueli the gsmes had been
hard fought arid strenuous it was a good
Tan to develop players. It is to be
aped the a kcal league may again he
formed next season as it provides pleu s-
ure for the hockey fans. The result of
he games this season Were as follows
Won
Lost
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f 1T
School of
kirks 2
rk
3
anniganS..,.n
W. H. LOVE C
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
Orders promptly and Care-
fully attended to night or
day, Phone 228.
ETH EL.. ONT. t
•
rY 7f"• •
Miss Nr ttie W,tsman, daughter of J
F autl Mr- Wasman, of �hntuu, has
returned to Nolan, in the State of New
Mexico, where she has been fr,r nei,rlt'
wo rears. The young lade is a gaud
daughter of George sad Mus. Pollard,
of Brussels.
Hugh Campbell left on Saturday for
Los Angeles, Cal. Hugh hits not bean
well of late and thought a change of
climate would do him good He is un
decided whether he will pernianeutl,
reside in California or not tie is a
cousin of Mrs. S. Walker, Morns and
bis hone is at Mitchell,
'toe following personal item refers to,.
former resideute. of this locality, Mrs
Taylor being a daughter of Georges rid
Mrs. Crooks, Queen street :-Sleplheu
Y and Mrs. Taylor of Calgary, Alta ,
announce the engagement of then
daughter, Miss Mabel May, to Ralph
Gardiner McNedlie, of Calgary, the
wedding 0.0 take place on Phurstlat,
April 11,re 2,
Brussels Council
l
The regular monthly session of Brus-
sels Munic.pal Council convened Mon
day evening, a tall board being fu at
tenrlance.
Minutes of last Council read and ad
opted.
Accounts were ordered to be paid a-.
follows :-
1• A Sharpe, street lighting..... l52 15
J. A. Sharpe, Hall lighting • 6 75
Anderson & Hamilton, snow
plowing ........... ..... 2 0.u'
R Thuell, street imprevemenrs. 1 20
Constable Oliver, salary37 5»
Report of scales for March $31 85
The Garside & James buttress was
discussed at length and it was decided
to advertise both Brussels and London
property for sale, the former on April
2711) and London on May Nth.
Council adjourned.
Spring Millinery Openings
Last Friday and Saturdaywere the
dates of the Spring Millinery open-
Ings at Brussels and were reported to
be an unqualified success. The pro-
prietresses ses
prietr were very highly compli-
mented ou their respective diapl,tys
of choice and faehiouable millinery so
artistically arranged.
Show rooms were good satrapies of
Edenic botvet'aand as the fair visitors
called and justly admired slid un-
moved the choice creations of -Millie-
ery art it was joy unalloyed with the
optimistic wittll that t (ltiservatiou
would be succeeded by prtssesaiuu.
THE Pas. ,has uy thought of going
into minute description of wheat wtta
on display but advises all who have
not culled at Miss Inm:tn's and NI Ise
Ross' to do so at once. The number
of galea made and orders hooked vete
quite satisfactory to the propt'ieteess-
es and it is expected as more season-
able Weather comes that. business will
improve correspondingly. Miss
.Eddingtnn is back for this season with
Miss Inman and Mies Ross has Mrs.
Fullerton ars her Rest assistant.
The styles in hats are extremely at-
tractive thisseanou. Foe Seri rig wear
the small, close -fitting shapes will
prevail. Many of these ale formed
of rustie straw, othere of niilan and
still others ate fashioned from fancy
straw braid, Ospreys and ribbon
bows adorn the plainer hats and red-
fltame red isTHE color, Blue, brown
and black hate all have their touch of
this new shade in ribbon, osprey and
flower effects and some ave fashioned
entirely from flame colored straw,
This appeal's to be the clay of the
small flower. Tilly rose buds, dainty
blue forget -one -dots and sprays of
lilac bloom are most in evidence.
Some of the fancy braid hats come in
two-color effects and are often tena-
nted withsho0 taffeta t'ibbort in har-
monizing colas. Perhaps a new
feature is the introduction of the
fuchsias as a half adornment. Sailor
hats will be very popular for Spring
street wear. They come in 1 usti(' and
plain straws.1astefn) humming
hats were shown on which foliage and
small fruit effects are frequently nsed
for trimming. OFiildrsnsbats mainly
come in bonnet -like shapes, trimmed
With rosettes of ailk ribbon Nothings,
of silk and tiny' flowers, Some have
wide ribbon ties, Ott the whole' the
styles shown are so very attractive
that it tvottid seam a difficult clatter
to choose one from among lite many
yet on tate other hand coming in sack
.rftdy as shay do, even the most
fastidio-
ust
buyer ye citnnnt foil to select t
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One suited d to her needs
We congratulate Miss Inman and e.
MisaRoes On theft success in (monde- .•j1 Ma.;
tion with the Spring opetling, 0♦ 4'•++++y0.'•+•+•••••••••'b•d'••p•.•a•f'•'t•••t•i'F4•*'hs•i•.•o'k••F•f•4h'•••a•i'k•'h•••y.i.•.a••.,'•,t,•t,•a••,f a'
THE STANDARD BANK
fiatabluked 1673 OF CANADA 80 Brsachet
A DEPOSIT OF ONE DOLLAR
is received in our Savings Bank Department, and is
sufficient to open an account and entitle the Depositor to
a pass Book. The highest current rate of interest is
allowed, and money may he withdrawn at any time
without delay,
Savings Bank Department at Every Branch. as
BRUSt` ELS BRANCH
f. F. Rowland. Manade2'
Dandruff Goes Administrator's Sale
Quickest Dandruff Cure World
has Ever Known
If you want to gat rid of dandruff In
the aboetest, of PARISIAN1SAGE time
Lanbottle se
it.
Besides banishing dandruff and
making our scalp immaculately
clean, PAPISIAN SAGE is guaran-
teed to stop falling hair and itching
scalp and impart life and beauty to
the bail,
One of Rochester's most prominent
bathers writes.
Gentlemen ; ""I am a barber of
fifteen years experience, have nsed
many things for stair brit never found
anything egttai to PARISIAN SAGE
for t'emoving deficit utf. 11. is also a
splendid hair dtessittg and quickly
stop`s itching scalp. I have used its
for the last three years," T. D.
Smith, Chamber of Onrnlneree Bldg.,
Rochester. N. Y, June 27, 1911.
PARISIAN SAGE is sold by Jas,
Fox and druggists everywhere for 80
1101105,
6ORN
DUDLEY -In Rrusaela, on March 22nd, to Mr,
and Mrs Peter Dudley, a daughter,
RoaaLb.-At Hastings, Allah , on Marsh 7th.
to Mr, and ales. 8. Elton Rozelt,a sou 'John
Mor ria,
MgRRIED
Prmeorga-Dt01te0N -In Chicago, III., on
mantis 27th, Mr Thomas Ranson Fletcher,
of Minneapolis, Min.. formerly or 13ruapela,
to Miss a1 aync Grace, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Janes Dtoksou, of Chicago.
DIED
PERHTNa,-In Gorrle, on March 000.1, Loaiae
Perkins, relict of the late Banta, Perkins,
need 69 yenta.
YOUNG; -At the restdenoe of his son, Rudhury,
on ,larch 81st, Nicholas H young, former-
ly of 'Myth, In him lard year.
BRUSSELS MARKET
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There will bo offered for sale by Public Auc-
tion on the premises Honfryn Station,
SATURDAY, APRIL 6th, 1912,
at 2 o'clock p m„ the following valuable farm
property :-harm Lot 84 in the Sth 000eeaaiott
Of the Township. of Grey, containing 500acrea
More s.frameba nn, ¢oodfwellsend new flares or
of cu thxtiona with chpreli andiuoatoffirdeo one
to oranlisea. Possesnron :naybe had at once
The property will be offered eobjeet to. a re -
Nerve bid, For particulars and conditions of
sale apply to
ALEX MORRISON, or ALBERT QUIPP,
Attotiotteer, Admilnatra tor,'
Atwood 9, 0. Newry P 0
Mortgage Sale
Of a Valuable
Machine and . Repair Shop
p
In the Village of Brussels, In the e e or ante or to rent. Poeseoaiml can be
lead April let. Apply at fare to
r• I Phone No, 00 J. W. KEENEY,
Brussels,
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We take st1ectal pleasure in an- of
et rltttil9il q4 the avel vat of our new co
atotic ol'11 all Paper. Oto, line ob
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® very large smolt we have on •
2 hand we also eau 17 saulpie8 of p
an exceedingly fine line of Lrog- -e
• 11611 minuet Papei0 whirl we o
• can supply at a day's notice if
• necessat y. They are as very
0 • ilaitdanttle litre of Papers tyhioh 113
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0.'3. U No, 81 seed barley for sale, Pelee
81,00per
8o a pitta three atnd it number York-
e/ripe
store Alga, Its Lot 21, t on. 15, Grey,
.1. M. Esti one, Urtulbrcok P, 0.
The People's Column
WV 1 EU --A lnalvand Leant CO plow 16 to
�T 17 cores of sttul,b a utnd ou the Cameron
.arm, 6th Lina blurt is 1OWnphip, as soon as
Il1„Wlltg s.maoll In -gill -1 Po,' tel ala a',d other
parttcularsapply is JOHN U (0011,
Fleet° 807.
BULL Trott 6A LN. -Dot 0 m hul 1, bi ad Prom
That p'Izeatoolr o+1 built N1,IFe, Pel• stile,
Appy to 009131,22 I:0481BIb0N, Lot 48,a on.
9, prey. Bt u: mule P. 0
HOUSE .AND. LOT for sale or to rout. -Aa
I purpose leaving Brussels ahorlly my
(louse and lot on Turnbeei•y street, south, is
offered
County of Huron
Pursuant to power of sale contained 1n a ae
taht Indentnrr of 'Mortgage, which will he pro
duced at time of sale, there will lie offered at
Public Auction, at the A merieat) Hotel. in the
Village of Brussels, in the Comity of Heron,
on Saturday, the Twenty-seventh day
ofAprlt, A.o. 1812, at the hour of two o'clock
in the afternoon, by F 8 Scott, Esq„ Auction-
eer, the following property composed of part
of Lot number 815 on 51111 street in. the VII.
Inge of Brusiele, in the County of Huron,
Upon the lands and premises there is erect-
ed a cement machine ehon 8220 00 feet, with
basement below the street level, equipped with
ell modern machinery, namely 1 -One 12-hot
,'Wer gnaollole engine : one22-inch a 8 -foot
•follow spindle lathe ; one 18 -snob shaper 1 one
'8•ineh vertical drill ; one 48 -inch post drill
^ogether with plops. tape, brills and oilier ap-
plian0es oonneited therewith
The building is prartioellyalew and in a flrat-
etessate tenfranalr, fs oonvenientty and cen-
trally located In the vitlsee and to in all re.
npente suitable BA a general maehine and Re -
y0 90 pair Rhnn. The property will be offered for
aaln .cub jeot to reserve bid
40 1 Terme of ssle-Ten par cent of the ptlrohoee
1 10 money on the day of sole to the Vendor's Rol -
88 kilter, and the bsbmea within thirty days'
92 thereafter, when pnsaapsion (vi11 he given
22 For further partlotflars apply to the Ago -
70 7g
Moaner or lm the undersigned
F. 8, SCOTT, W. M. SINCr,AIR,
78 00 Auctioneer, Vendor's Solicitor,
18 Dated thB 2nd day of April, A D, 19Brussels.
FARM FOR 8A LE. - The line property,
Icuutvu no the E11 smith farm, eonnitttn
I or 200 nares, more or less, being Leta 4 end ;i
Con 7, Grey, to offered Far Hale. Would nuke
two This Iapa dlte farina esil'able pr{optahy,uclol�iventent I000-
tionand 10 fair state of arlan'ntion. Good
water and good neighborhood. Price fair be-
tween man and man. Per partioulare apply to
ELI 86111E, Brussels. 110.2
FARM POR BALE OR TO RENT being
Los 00, Con, 1, Tarnberry, containing 6114
acres ; frame hoose. hat to barn, Hood well
undo, chard. Land in a5i ra good heart hav-
ing been el coped vert' lightly for past 10 yearn.
It is moored on gray, 1 roar: between Wrox•
star and HrlioeiIN, and l34 miles flare ai•hool,
post office, bank, tete. For further particulars
apply to W. 8 aiN IEB UHM11, Wroxeter,.
MAUOE 0 BRYAiVS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Opphthal-
mology, Mat'ormiolt Neurological totiege,
Uhirego, 111 , is prepared to fret ryes. and 0t
Masses at her office uvon Grower's Restenrant,
13runsets, Thnrsda v, Irrtdey and 8eturday of
enoh week rr0,,, 1,90 to 13p -in In Toronto, at
71pSpadluaaye ., nblter.dnys of week.
Phone 1210
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We want you to see our Ready-to-wear Clothing._ Our stocks are now at
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