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HILHBEN'S HIR i
'raUR i»AY, MAY 22, 19�3 Keep It Clean and free from DIasaae
by tieing PARISIAN SAGE 1 •
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Ho'v sloes the address label ou your It You want Your children to grow I
up with strong sturdy anti vigorous •
papa, read? hair, teach thele to use PARISIAN
Sage ; the world reuowued Hair •
Anis you an Optimist ? If so get out Tunic, •
and do thiugs, i ,PARISIAN Sltge is guaranteed by
Jas,Fux to cure daudteff and stop •
J e GRoaca's Birthday 0,3( falling hair in two weeks. It grows •
'Neely, June 3rd, Long live the
Ring.
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•ggles A. novelty is the electric lamps attached to the rigs,
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• Pianos,Organs sold at prices that represent money
• saved %vhen you deal with toe,
various•
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Vacuum Cleaners towoin rk al' no sale. Call iu
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Centre Huron Liberal Association
'Nov tip 'your property and thereby
red in a general crusade on the part of
Brussels to be in it,
UNCLE Sam's naval fleet may visit the
Mediterranean uext year and if so they
will be the guests of Great Britain at
Gibraltar and Malta.
ICEitEaa crop Is. good this year; brit
since the sad fate of the Titanic
seamen have grown more wary recogniz
ing the great danger they are to
seafarers.
'1'HE Posr telephones are Nos. 3t and
32, Say "Hello 1" to us every week
with a newsy item. Give:it tows fresh,
as last Winter's news is hard to warm
up to taste good.
Some Ontario municipalities are hav-
ing trouble in selling, ng, at
par, debentures
bearing a per cent interest, and will
likely have to raise the rate or sell at a
dlseoont.
WHAT about that C. P. R. railway
that was to connect Seaforth with
Wroxeter? We have not beard the
toot of the engine yet. Guess great
bodies must move slowly.
Ws believe the made -in -Canada train
is a move in the right direction, Dont
know whose asleep in this County that
Huron does not get more frequent
visits from the things that might prove
very helpful.
ALBERTA Temperance and Moral Re-
form Association has engaged Rev. R.
M. Hamilton, B. A , of Toronto. as
Secretary in charge of this important
department of work. They have se-
cured a fine inan for the position.
Essar County will deal with the
question of Good Roads at the coming
session of the County Council. Wonder
when Huron will get wise on the same
matter and put the King's highways in
condition ?
WRONEsDAY of last week Sir Fred-
a lett Borden, who was a former
Minister of Militia under the Laurier
Administration, celebrated his 66th
by
birthday. He is an M. D. profession
h
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and was a former practitioner fn Nova
Sc„tia for years.
Lintner shops, a species of gambling
in stocks, are to be shut out of the big
hnsiuess carried on by the State of New
York. They have ha 1 a big run in some
towns and in the majority of places
beve been built on the swiudle pattern.
A nowt is told about John 1). Recite.
feller, now in his 74th year, thst his
cure for i11 health consists of the fol.
lowing :-Exercise, slow mastication of
food, Fresh air and freedom from
worry. It proved good in the mill-
ionaire's case and probably would work
the same on the person of humble
station, It's worth trying by anybody.
HON. 1. B. LUCAS, who has been
acting Provincial Treasurer since Hon.
Mr. Matheson died, has received the
appointtrlent. He will fill the bill
very well. blr. Lucas sits for
Centre Grey, where the nomination
will
be held on ;June 2nd. He will
likely beelected by ac
clamation as
the riding has a Conservative majori-
ty of 1000 oe more. Hon. Mr. Lucas
is a lawyer,
. 'rite proposal of granting the franchise
to the women of Great Britain was de-
feated in Parliament by a vote of 265 to
219 It would carry if some of the
' loony" militants could be jailed for
a year, There was a day:not long ago
when the question of the enfranchise
meet of women was thought to be only
r a joke but the fact that only 47 votes
were required to make it law shows the
consideration the subject is now re.
'Tieing.
4o much fault was found with the
111.2 , lnidered Public Library new law re-
galing the complexiou of the offie.ary
of the local Boards that the Govern.
meat is not, insisting on it corning into
ioice this year. Before another term
somebody in authority had better bit it
oe the head with an axe unless they
.desire Library Boards to lose interest in
the wade, practical field open before
shim. Many a useful pointer Could be
given the law -makers by members of
Library Boards. The above is not the
Only blunder rtgeiring rectification.
new hair quickly Iu eases where the
ham is 1'thinning out.•
It is positively the most delightful,
invigorating hair dressing on the
market. It is 1101 sticky or greasy
and will make the coareet hair soft,
lustrous and luxuriant. Get a GO -cent
bottle and watch how rapid its action.
The It, T. Booth Co., Ltd,, Canadian
Makers, Fort Frie, Ont.
Nova. Scone. Legislature pro-
rogued last week. It was one of
the longest sessions on record in the
Province with a very heavy program.
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LAST week lion. A. Murray, speak-
er of the Sib Alberta Legislature,
died at \Viluipeg. He was 74 years
of age. He was a prominent luau and
highly respected,
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BUFFALO is having a lively time
over a strike of the Trades and Labor
men. About 7,000 men ate out.
Mediation is being tried but some of
the hot heads do int appear to be
o listen terms unless every-
thingt st t0 y
tiling goes their way.
THE record in the immigration office
for the oast year in Canada was 1200
a clay for every day in the year.
That is certainly going some and
should soon tell on the population of
the Dominion. This is assuredly
Cauada's growing time.
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
So much greater has been the de-
mand for space and exhibit room at
The Sau Diego 1915 Exposition, than
was apprehended by the city when
the project was filet launched, that.
President D. 0, Collier. and the board
of Exposition directors have asked
the city to vote an additional million
dollar bond issue, aid the measure is
warmly seconded by the city council
and the entire population.
It has been found necessary to
erect eight additional buildings, be-
sides the ten first planned by the
directors, in addition to which am
immense stadium is to be constructed
in Balboa park capabie of accom-
modating the largest conventions aud
other gatherings.
The San Diego Exposition, which
it was at first thought would be
largely an affair of the Southwest,
has grown so in favor with Eastern
States and foreign countries, that its
scope has broadened to world magni-
tude Eu a few brief months, and San
Diego will not hesitate to poor all
the nlouey necessary into the project
ill 11 world
to makeit worth oft the y
expects of it as a host in 1915.
President D. 0. Collier is now in
Washington to urge upon Congress
the advisability of appropriating
$1,000,000 for national participation
in the Exposition. At the time San
Francisco opposed New Orleans in the
contention for the 1915 exposition
site, theNorther•n city pledged itself
not to seek government aid if
recognized as the celebration city at
the opening of the Panama Canal,
and when San Fransciaco recently
asked Congress ,to make an appro-
priation for Exposition participation,
the request was refused in view of the
former pledge. San Diego feels that.
it has a perfect right to seek and re-
ceive governuneit support for its 1915
Exposition, as it has never bound it-
self by any pledge or promise to the
contrary, and the substantial interest
being taken in the Exposition by so
many states and foreign nations
makes increased magnitude not only
advisable but necessary.
Much of the popularity of Exposi-
tion is attributed to the plan of
President Collier to discard the
archaic world -fair thecae of products,
and usher in the new and more far -
teaching plan of showing the pro -
cone
tenses by which the products r
into being.
The old phut consists merely of
showing
acolossal
aggregation
ofpeoducts, which, while they may fill
the spectator with awe at their vast-
ness, teach him nothing as to their
history or production. The old plan
contains practically nothing of edu-
cational value.
President Coll'ier's plan, which will
be followed just as closely as possible
at The San Diego 1915 Exposition,
will show the process of production
of each country's exhibit, with its
native workers, in a reproduction of
their bonne Surroundings. The vast
educational and entee'taimrnent side
and scope of San Diego way aver the
obsolete plan will be seen at a glance,
and the fact, recogniztd that while
eveything worthy of the old way is
retained, the Exposition is given an
entirely new trend and thence.
Few Will Escape
The torturing aches of corns. Be
prepared, -the only painless cure is
Petnam's Corn Exttacto'. Fifty
years in use and absolutely gltalaatl-
teed.
Hteron County.
DEATH 0P 301117 OARRIox.- John
Oart'ick, late editor of The Hamilton
Times, died Monday afternoon at 119
Main street East after a long illness.
in his 59511 year•. He suffered a severe
parttlytic stroke five years ago, but
Was able to be ab his desk [trail last'
August, when 'he retired after twenty-
four yams' set•vice its the Tines ol5n0.
Born in Scotland, he came to this
eounbry When a boy. At one time
S. Carter's
Emporium
Brussels
is the spot
Bargai
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ts Pone appetite i8 a sure sign n1' Me
palled digestion. A few sines of
• Ohntuhet•llti'e Stonitteb and Liver
• lnhlets will strengthen you) 5igeelion
e and 101P10ve your appetite. '1'hnn8-
O ands have been benefitted by 1ltkl g
♦ these Tablets. Sold by all dealers,
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Ixi11 ; Norman, of Viceroy, Seek, 1 and
Slauriee, of Torora lie wee a
emcee's] 1 fellow Lodge
S e w OQ I 11 v ut 1 loreru'e
and also tt member of Florence Lode
A, 10. and A. 11, anti the funeral
which Wok place Thursday was in the
charge of the 411 name and 051511 110
Societies, Beirut UM floral ti tholes
were received from fermis in rhe
many Mimes where he had label ed
(turtles his 38 \eau's of service, 'These
%vete ills11111e11 "Our 11::::1 oc" 01' e lar
Fli1•I.d" (11(1 spoke t'11 imently of 1110
life or S012110,.
Popular Stallions
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Following will be the routes or he
horses named for thesenson of 1013 :--
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The annual meeting of the Denise
Huron Liberal Association will be
i CI will
held at the. Town Tull, Settfurtil,
Tuesday May 27th, at 2 o'clock Lpt'. m.
foethe purpose of electing ofncere
and transacting any other' business
that may be brought before the meet-
ing. A large attendance is desired.
M.1MURDIE, Pt'esitlellt.
J. L. KILLOR:tN, Secretary.
Ile had an interest in the Exeter
Reflector and went from there to the
Canadian Banter, later joining the
Times staff. One son, Dr. Carrick,
and two daughters survive. The
funeral took place on Wednesday
afternoon.
Seaforth
Bowling Club has installed a new
and up-to-date system for lighting
the greets.
Mr, and Mrs. Kling sr. Who have
been in town since the death of their
son, Frank, left for their home in
Daytou, Ohio.
Rev. D. C. McGregor, who occupied
the pulpit in the First Presbyterian
church,- Sunday, is the husband of
Marion Keith the nnted novelist.
D. and Mrs. McGuire, who have
kept a grocery store in Thos. Daly's
black for the past 3 years, left last
week for London East, where they
will go into business in a general
store.
Following officers were elected in
connection with the Ladies' Bowling
team :-Hon..Pres., Mrs. A. E. Col-
son ; Hou. Vice -Pres., Mrs. W.
Ament ; Pres , Mrs. Oscar. Neil ;
Vice -Pres., Mrs. G. A. Sills ; Seo,,
Miss N. Cardno.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Anna Rae, daughter of S. andd
Mrs. Dickson, Seem th, to Rev.
Edward Armand Corbett, 13. A.. of
Waterous, Sask., son of Rev. 'Phomas
Corbett, Fnrt. Clu'Appelle, Sask. The
wedding will take place quietly it
Seaforth on June 3rd.
Under directions of the local Health
Inspector, the Dick House has been
(dosed. and is undergoing as thorough
house cleaning and fumigating pro-
cess: The house will be cleaned and
fumigated from cellar to garret, the
wells will be either cleaned nt• filled
in, the hack yards and stables will be
properly straightened up. House will
nut be thrown open to the public, un-
til sanctioned by the Medical Officer.
It would surprise you to know of
the great good that is being done by
Chamberlain's Tablets. Darius
Downey, of Newberg Junction, N.
B„ writes, "My wife has been using
Chamberlain's Tablets and finds them
very effectual and doing her lots of
good." If you have any trouble with
your stomach or bowels give theta a
trial. For sale by all dealers.
Wingham
Rev. G. Victor Collins was in Tor-
uttto last week attending the Baptist
Pastors' Conference held at 7icMaster.
University.
Sunday morning 11th most, there
passed awayat Winnt ag, in his
p
52nd year, (:leo. Buchanan. He had
just been i11 one week with pneumonia
when he was called to his reward.
Ile was a brother. to F. Buchanan, of
town.
In results of the annual examina-
tionin the Faculty of Applied Siteuce
and Engineering, University of Tor-
onto we are pleased to notice tidal•
two Wingham young men, Richard
Lloyd and Clat'euce 'Wilson, have
passed their 2nd year examinations
with )senors.
The congregation of the church of
the Sacred Heart has pu, chased as
quantity of land, to be used as a
cemetery, from Aiert. Belly, on the
South side of the B line, nearly op.
posite the Town Cemetery.
A meeting of the congregation of
Wiughan Methodist chmreh was hell,
Reports from the various depart-
ments were read, showing encourag-
ing progress, The inaugutattion, a
year ago, of a new systern of finance
has resulted most eat and
the Finance committee re nnrled the
finances to be in better corulition than
at any previous time in the history
of the church Missionary givings
have advanced to the $1400 mark of
this the ittneo•th League raised $620,
The Sunday School is in a flonrisiling
condition, melee the efficient Superin-
r.
tendency of Mr. Bnahanan. The
present membership of the church Sts
reported 18511, Meeting by rut Melon
unauinlons vote decided to 1001(0 the
London Conference to ureal it Wing -
ham in June, 1914. J. Kerr and Ti'.
en Wanted
E Company
33rd Reg'`
(noes to camp at Goderirh for
Training 1111nor112l':S JUN111
16111 TO JUNE 2711),
Rates of Pay
Rank and File -411,00 to 81.25 per clay,
Good Men Only Wanted
See M. H. LAKE,
Queen's Hotel, Brussels.
LIEUT. R. R. SLOAN
In Go. Ouulmaund.
Buchanan will rept esent the church
at, the Conference to be held a few
weeks hence. At a joiut Meeting
of the Oficial and Trustee. Breeds of
the church et committee was ap•
pointed to chart an address to Rev.
T. Hall, who tette been a member of
both Boards for' many (ears, and who
is soon to remove to Uali1'm•nia, and
on Wednesday evening, Dr. Red-
mond was 'al •( un by the pastor to
u 1\, (ratted i
y 1
's. illr )lied in
read theaddte s IMP, kit el
appropriate w'tads.
There never Wa0 a time when people
appreciated the lit121 III 11.1 of
Uhawbevlaiu's Google Remedy Wrote
than new. Tills ie shown by the in-
crease in sales and voluntary testi-
monials from persons who have been
cured by it. Ii' you or your children
aro troubled with a cough or acini
give it a trial. and become acquainted
with its good qualities. For sale by
all dealers.
Gerrie
LATE REV. GEo. RACEY.-
dealis of the hue Rev. Geo, W.
Raney, for ten years Rector of the
Episcopal churelc at Kirton, resulted
horn injuries received on Good 1+11 -
day. The deceased injured himself
when leuloviug to tree which fell an
the verandah of the Rectory. This
made it necessary foe 1Min to updeege
surgical treatment and hie son, De.
Races', of Parkhill, acconpnni0l )(lel
to 'Toronto for that purpose, The
treattnett was apparently successful
and when Dr. Rlacey left for home on
Saturday aft mentor) there was everyv
prospect that
his faller would make
1'a .complete and speedy recovery,
Gis death o0001scd sinttlettly near
1'. ltd
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mingling from acucate doer
and Iltesad (news route tett]) ncic1011
shock and pain because of the gunfl
hopes which had been elite! toned.
He wits born in Quebec: tieing the hast
surviving member of a family of live
of the late Dr. and Mrs. John Races.
He was educated at. \Vestvio Uni-
versity. His Hist charge WAS tat
Go•rie, then he was at Florence,
Huntingford, Blyth, Belmont and
Comber before going to Kit harm hav-
ing spent 38 years in the ministry,
lie intended t0 retire froze) 111e wiu-
istry ab the next meeting of 13•-
nod and to m10e t.n [',%Achill wh1re
he had prelnisel the residence 4
Di. Riflemen on Bastille street. (11'
is 8tn'viver3 by his widow and unto
sous : Dr. Gen. \V. navvy of Birk
We Give Steady Employment
to rel hlblr energetic leen sur the sale
of our prodeahs, We give »11 the mil -
vantages that a reliable, well ad vet tis•
oil, ostnllllshed frill eat 1 nbr. If you
wish to represent its wIRI'TE NOW,
before It is too hate, for further hirer.
motion.
Over 600 Acres
under cultivation 0)111 ono of the most,
1 'anode.
tin.
1 11 .H Nursery ,Ictus In ta.
o n et v
e plants
stbok' n� I -had +Pars la natal, t(epP
on app hent '.n g
PELHAMI NURSERY CO,
Toronto, Ontario
a.ar.,..wa.r.l
King Gartsherrie
BRYO0ES & KIRKBY, Props.
MONDAY -Will lenve her own triable, Lot 2,
00n. 4, ,,lur1'0, end go to al r. Brudbnrn'e, 8111
0011. East Wliwa,lo,Il, for 110011 ; then to 1, H.
Taylor's for piglet,
TUESDAY -To J. Beecroft's for noon ; then
to Elljnh Walker's for night.
1VEDNESDAY- To John Cochrane's for
noon ; then to his own stable where he will re-
mail until Oddity morning.
FRIDAY -To ,las Kerney's, sed Line Morris,
for noon ; then to A u1el iciln Hotel, Brussels,
for night,
,. 1' AY -T John Vt Art11nr'N th Line
A UR7) 11 1 1 0 , 5.
Vlou i8 • noonto r + 1 e where
sol 11 1 1den 111oI own t1 UI hl
he will reunite until the following Mousley
morning- ®O o
Causes Much Disease
Advice about Stomach Troubles
and how to r oBeve thein.
1)0»',neglect iudlgeetioe, for 11
rimy lent to all aorta of ills and 0on-
IJrratilus, .111 eminent phyeieinn
once said that ninety-five per cent of
all ills have their origin in a dis-
ordered atoinaob,
Out e 001141.l00 with 14esa11 Dys-
pepsin Tablets loads us to believe
shoo to be uneof the most dependable
remedire 1101S(1 for indigrstiou and
throttle do pop 1111. 'Thai' ingredi-
ents tuo n.sithing to the 111118100d
memitran. of the stontnoh. Rich
u1 Pepsi,' mid llismuth, two of the
ere -met eh eeive nide known to
reedieult, 11, relief they afford is
l y t'n•vi.o 1 iod persistently and
i c;;u1:a ly icor a short bine, they tend
t5 relieve pains caused by etonnwh
tl('orders,
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets help
insure health)' appetite, aid diges-
tion, and promote nutrition. As
evidence of our faith in them, we ask
you to try thorn at our risk. 11 shay
do not gtv0 entire satisfaotion, we
will return the money you paid us
without question or formality. Three
sines, 25 tents, GO cents, and $1.00.
You can bur' '' 1'enall Dyspepsia Tablets
in thin• nt our store:
F.
R. YSwMo0I�TH.
Brussels ?he J� •5'4020 Ontario
There 13 a Rexall Store in nearly every town
and stly in the United States, Canada and
Great Britain. There is a different Rexall
Remedy for nearly every ordinary human ill-
eaoh especially designed for the particular ill
for which it is recommended.
Tho Rexall Stores are America's Greatest
Drag. Stores
Galiou
WM. ELSTON, Manager
4ONDAtt-VVttl leave km own stable, Lot
20, 0•,0. 4,1%1>1l18, and go West to John Arm.
strong'n Sulgrave, for 110011 1 111011 along 0th
11,11., of wswsnn+h to ahwnosh, than North to
U1 -aa Kiug'a for night.
TUESDAY -west along 15tH Oen. of Wow•
no -11 to Jno..1 opt t's for noon,. then North to.
14th line, then North to W, . Perrier's for
night.
WEDNESDAY -East I34 miler, then North
to the boundary nod la* 1111 lea Mast for 11001
411(11 East t0 Wm .1.11:11111(1113011'11 tor night
2HUR'D41r-Ea1t and North to li Line,
rnruberrr, then E,wato Alex Itis' for noon ;
then Slush vin lSIeevale to R, Johnston's for
night.
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PRFAY-Enat t0 Tae. POaeoo*Pnfor noon •
thea South to 2nd lute, 11lorri4, turd Welt to
wm Etwtun's for night
ei2TURD AY -South to 3rd line, Morris, then
to hie own stable for noon and where 11e will
remain until the following Monday mormog.
LDUDDN'N FAVORITE (Imp.)
(11812) 180711
1\2111 stand 1'or the inlpta1emleut n1'
stoel1 at hieownstable,
Lot 22, Con. 13, IM oKillop
01,1ts un, this horse 1120e w011 1St prize
for the last three years al Brusaeisand
Seafnr th Show's 1n the heavy drlulght
class. Teems -$8.00.
JOHN J. IICGAVIN,
Lcadbury P. 0.
RAYMAN N
is prepared to supply the hest
goods in Windmills, hoe and
Wooden Pumps and Stable
i+Ittlugs, snub, as Piping, 1Vtu-
er Bowls for stool, Re.
'Repairs to Pumps promptly .
attended to.
Give me a call.
A. HAVMANN, Cranhrook
Manitoba
Improved
Farms
For sale on easy terms
or will rent to desirable
tenants. Write for par-
ticulars to
John E. Smith (Owner)
Box 1033 Brandon Masi
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15th ANi4UAL EXCURSION
GDDERICU to DETROIT and RETURN
BIC STEEL STEAMER GREYHOUND
will leave Goderich June 10th, 9:30 a. tn. Arrive Detroit, June
IOth, 5:30 p, m. Returning, leave Detroit; June 12th, 1;00 p. m.
Tickets, 150 Round Trip
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION,JUNE 9 OBR5UAnsAuDrorMk6
SOWING ING HIS WILD OATS
REAPING A HARVEST OF SORROW
How many young men
can look back nit their
early relife and set their
1;
misdeeds. "Sowtug their
'wild oats" in various ways,
Recesses, violation o na-
ture's
s f x
tore s hatv s 'wine, omen
v e w
and songs '111 11nve their
victims Y'ou have re-
formed but what about the
seed you have sowu wyltat
about the harvest? Don't
trust to luck. If'ou
y are
at present within the
clutches of any secret habit
which is sapping your life
by degrees; if you arc Su f.
ferite. from the results of
past indiscretions; if your
blood has boon tain11115 out
anyprivate disease and you
dare not marry; if you are married and live in dreadof symptosis breaking
ing
out and exposiug,your past; if you are suffering as the result of a Misspent
life -DRS. K. & K. ARE YOUR REFUGE. Lay your case before:
them confidentially and they will tell you honestly if you are curable,
YOU CAN . PAY WHEN CURED
We Treat and Cure VARICOSE VEINS, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
BLOOD and URINARY COMPLAINTS, KIDNEY and BLADDER Dis.
eases and all Diseases Peculiar to Men. '
CONSULTATION FREE. Hooks $roe on. Diseases of Mon. If Unable to call, was
for o Question Binnlc for 11805.1 TREATMENT
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KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont.
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Notice
Tli,Uour( n1' Itevision on the Assessment
Moll of the Township or Morris Will he held. In
the Township 111111 on 3(ondey, the 2011i day of
a41y, next. t. n t It n'dnolt s• M. All p011105 in
butted -ad will pll1SP take notice and guest
themselves accordingly,
e, lloolSWION, Clerk.
Monis, 111 7th, Din.
Notice I
The Mart or 6av181011 on 11101 Asoeeatlrat•
Roll of thl''i'ownsbill of Grey will ba held 11
11111 Township Hell, Ethel, on 111 wades', the Seth '
day of May next, nt 11 o'eimer it, nl. All per.
ties interested will please elite nutlet, and gov-
ern thensselvee aor1'dioglp
A. 117,11(ACI)ONALD, Clerk,
Ethel, May 7111, 1915,
The People's Column
C0 SI100itTA 61.E L•70Uli to rent or Pol' Salo
on South 'Turn berry street, Brussels
with aura ,t land attaehod. Small fruits, alp
pie 41.o1.'s, &o, Good eoll»r, had and soft wet.
or. Ito nudist be possession, Pur further pH 1.•
apply to MISS 5180G1E KELI,Y,
Welton -P O. Phone 1717. Or x1100 ,u>6 Kelly,
at the Green House, 13/11.1116018,
T'EAUHER Wonted for S. 0, No. 1, Grey
township, Blit les t0 00111 111 P11011 Mmte15b1 l'
'iod. Applieanla to state quulifionlion, ox•
parlour.'. and salary. Applications l'eoelVen
bby the notitn slgnad, ny to May 27th.
ANDREW LA InONI',
Secrete ns'-rrenattrer, Brussels.
Tl5AY191) frons the overuses of the under-
,Igned, N:2 Lot 18, tion. 11, Mnrrls, n year-
ling 01801', red ono W11 110 w 001011. 110- horns
.A try alforlpatlou leading to its recovery will
be thankfully fume' red.
GEORGE MILLER, Brnasels p.0.
•�240 YEAR OLD General Portion(Piny for
sale. Lot 22, Oon. 18, Groy.
J. D. Afo3AIR,
Phone 440. Ornnbroolr P.O.
�A.15h1(0 TC1 RENT. -Thr John W' Rosa
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forms, b N Let Jc,Lon
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r•'r offered mut '
all Lot dG `un. 1,Grey, are ffel ec ,,
c111g.
tin l(otla undersigned. P. .bt O9T
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4141 lit It 10111186
IA/ ANTED -A good reliable man to repre-
•* sent the tamed inn Pacific hallway Land
Department In this territory, leo' full parti0-
ular'.npply to S. U. MITCHELL, District Salts
Agent, 001 U. P. 11. Hnild ing, Toronto, Ontario.
=ARM P08 SALE CHEAP. -18O n ores, South
half 1.41 22, Con. 8, Township of alm'(ae,
miles from Walton Good hand w'ilh oreha'd
mid spring. Loghouse and triune banns barn.
t,onvonient to church and school, Apply to
e S. SOOTT, Brllosels, or TflLLAU. SIMS
Gi1E4ORY, Berlin, Ont, 4''2 8
=ARM YOlt BALE -West Half Lut 2, Con.
12, T'owuotdp u1' Gruy, ren0ming flu acro,
•15 cleared, fenced, draiutd and an pe gross. 5
00re'. hard -wood bush. No buildings. Nor
fur' her particulars apply to J. LECKIE,
88.11' Brllpisela,
ELIGIHL E PROPERTY FOP. SA 1.E Olt TO
1ticta'r.-'The home reoenhly vaunted by
John H Kerney, who oohed to Gael! h (known
as the Rogers property, Tarnborry 1.11 tet, la
offerers for sale or if not sold will he rented.
There 15 a ,sonfortable hoose, good stnbie and
1% acres of land with ,1 double entrance. Pine
garden, &a.. Por further particulars ttPniyy to
W. H. Kerr, of Tits Posie, who holds the Secy.
Itis a choice spot to live 111 and will bo sold
very reasonably. 27-11
FARM POR SALE,-9'he undersigned offers
his ane farm consibiting of about 185 nares
adjoining the town of Clinton. for sale, a'im
farm to in a good s1111e of ualtivillion, and (108
nod batidtags, brink 1810500, batik barn, drly.
ing bonne, pig pen, rte., all comparatively new.
A first -Mass young orchard containing all
hinds of fruits and also small fruits. 0110
Win la well fenced nod drained and laa very
de'rirahle hone. Por further particulars apply
on the premises or address
28'1f JOHN TORRANCE, Clinton.
CARR POR SALE, being South half Lot 25,
0011. 4, Morris township, Enron Co., 00n-
tldning 100 Bereft mora 01' 1088. 011 the prem-
ises In it frame Noise, Ironic horn, good orchard,
well, windmill, &e. A 11 cleared except about
an acre School 1s' miles distant. Only 234
1111105 front Brussels. tl acres 057011 wheat in
old Shoot SOaores seeded down. Per price,
terms raid other information 1 n
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