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'1: H[TR 3DA,V, SEPTEMBER 18, um
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Tele Post' gives the news.
Pot'uz.AR reading for the daughters of
Eve is entitled "How to make mixed
PieideS,"
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,TACK FROST IS taking a pla4@ t II old
Nature's program. He .usually en-
geges in a role called "Havoc" end
plays his part well. There's generally
an empty house on the second appear -
eine.
HARRY IC. THAW, Colebrook, New
Hampshire, U. S. is the present post.
office address for feminine oddities who
have boquets and peppermints to spare.
Canada sh c
ne
in ..
It will likely be cooler
Thaw left,
LIFE is still worth living as an odor-
less onion has been developed by an
Ohio grower that will 130 doubt bring
joy to hearts and homes in Ontario.
The discoverer guarantees it to botb
young and old.
A "funny" stunt was -put on in New
York city the other night when a young
gang went out bent on demolishing
straw bats, Tbey had such a big time
playing the rowdy that they did not ap-
pear to care wben the Magistrate flied
them $5 or $to each. Children and
fools are sometimes easily amused,
ALREADY the Toronto Mayoralty can-
didates are commencing to line up.
Nothing like taking time by the "fet-
lock." It will be no easy chore to oust
Major Hocken out of the coveted big
chair at the next election. There's al-
ways a host of things a fellow thinks he
could do until he lands on the job and
f teen be finds out propably that promis-
ing is easier than performing. What's
wanted in every municipality are men
of energy, activity. honesty and good
judgment. Big head bas shortened the
Municipal life of many a man.
BRO. PHIL. BOWYER, editor of the
Ridgetown Dominion, and a former
seatmate at Ridgetown, with THE POST
scrip claims s to have a stalk of corn
e
in9inches lop
feet.
hisoffice 14f;
That's pretty tall corn, Phil., old boy,
but if you get another sample 6 feet, 3
inches taller we will still stand by you
and Ridgetown. We would not care to
go beyond zr feet though unless the
usual statutory declaration was ap-
pended. Kent and Essex Counties are
not easily outdone for tall corn.
DST VITALITY
()tweed by Kidney, Btotieseh
add Bowel Disorders
Se, John, N. B., September 1801,1011
—My brother was a great sufferer
front kidney, stomach and bowel
troubles and w[ts given up by two
doctors, Tae was advised to try your
FIg Pills, which he did, and after
taking five boxes was completely re-
stored to health and is better to -slay
than he has been for years. You
can't recommend Fig Pills too highly.
J, W, MANVh'Rs.
At all dealers, 25 and 50 cents or
The Fig Pill Oce, St. Thomas, Ont.
Sold and recommended in Breesels
by 3, Fox Druggist,
THE Simcoe Reformer, edited by
Hal. B. Donis?, is credited with saying
"The Rowell temperance policy can-
not win." We dont agree with the
Reformer and are quite positive that
to swing to the other side in the hope
of political advantage would be suicidal
in the extreme. If the dear Bro. Is not
favoroble to this one plank he has surely
sung verse enough already from that
tune. There are thousands of other
intelligent men who stand by the tem-
perance policy of G. P. Rowell who are
just as much interested iu Liberalism as
the Simcoe Editor.
leis always safer to keep within the
bounds of the law as when you begin to
excerise too great freedom with what
does not belong to you there the trouble
begins. Two Chatham township men
out dw
down a bee tree on another er man's
re off
o them o to square n
f ret and it cost aQ3
q
with hint and $g.5o to pay court costs.
That was the dearest and sourest honey
they ever secured, in all probability.
01 course $40 was an upset price, to
say nothing about the chopping practice
for which they received no pay. It
would be cheaper to keep a bee of your
own,
ri
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THE Women's 'esthetes various
places are into very practical efforts to
aid the general wellbeing of their re-
spective localities. Some are improving
the cemeteries, en oft neglected piece
of property ; others purchasing town
clocks or bells ; and others yet beano.
•--Meer taken parks, setting out flower
beds, buying vacuum cleaners or other
household necessities for use of mem-
bars, aiding Pall Fair prize lists, etc
It is astonishing what can be accom-
plished when people set about it. A
few active spirits, well supported by a
loyal membership can accomplish
Wonders.
known Fax Concert Co., of 'Toronto.
who always draw good houses. A
bumper crowd at Brussels Fair in 1913
means a number of improyements to the
Agricultural Park for the coming year.
Get a Prize List or a copy of the pro-
gram and if not now a member support
the Directorate by handing in your
membership fee whether you becometan
exhibitor or not.
Brussels Council
EN'1'R2ES are already, in the hands of
Secretary Black for Brussels Fall Fair.
Have you got yours ready ? Two
weeks from Thursday and Friday are
the dates of the Show, viz October e & 3
so there is not much time to lose,
There is a long prize list with liberal
awards, in some oases 4 and 5 prizes
being Offered for one item. The way to
make a Fair go We11 is fee everybody
to give a Helping hand. This Fair bas
effete name and is worthy of the hearty
support of both town and countryside.
Two great Concerts, in;the Town Hall,
will conclude each day's eti;ercises.
Programs will be put ott by the well
The regular meeting of the Munici-
pal Council was held Monday evening,
Sept. 1st. Reeve Leckie in the chair.
Councillors present Muldoon, Hewitt
and Pryne.
Minutes of last meeting read and
passed.
Following accouuts were present-
ed
R. Oliver, salary $40 00
Wet. Rands, work at bell tower 4 60
F. S. Scott, insurance on Rall41 00
Angus Campbell, work on street 1 76
Moved by Muldoon—Hewitt, that
accounts be paid. Carried.
Gerry & Walker offered to cover'
bell tower with galvanized siding and
ridge•foe four corners for $185. Mov-
ed by Muldoon— Hewitt that tender
be accepted with rock faced brick
siding, to be completed as soon as
possible. Oart'ied.
Application was made for an
incandescent light at corner of
King and James streets and on
motion of Pryne—Hewitt, it was
ordered to be placed there.
MovedbyPryne—Hewitt that Street
Committee arrange to level Victoria
Park and that Tindall Ritchie do the
woxk at 50c per hour employed with
team. Carried.
Council adjourned after discussing
the sewer work being done.
ltaaps Bavkshlee Maine, A number of
t taeshow"ppigs Gook let end 211(1 prlees
at the Brandon e>tilibition, 1 six
months old brood sow he sold for
$100. It went to Dakota. I also
went to eats Gordon Mooney, formerly
of Brussels who has 200 acres of wheat
that he expects to avers a 30 bushels
per a0re. lie also has durge field of
oats that will yield about 00 or 701
bushels per acre. The farm 6401
is owned by Wui, Montgomery, a
former Brusselite, who tatted to work
for W. F. Vanetous and also for
Stewart& Lowick. He has retired
d
from) farming and will reside for the
Winter in Vancouver where he has
bought a private residence. I ar-
rived at Deloraine Aug. 25th and
found the wheat all cut, some fields
of oats to out yet. Threshing com-
menced in this district on Aug, 27th,
and grain was up to the average here.
Respectfully Yours,
A. RAYMANN.
Deloraine, Aug. 26tb, 1918.
Tenacious Form Of Systematic Oatarrh,
cure, and a
Not thingto c e,
N t an
easy
remedy that makes good deserves
the credit. Oatarrhozone cured Chas.
H. Webb of Woodstock, N. B., who
writes : "Fol' a number Of years 1
was troubled with systematic catarrh.
It was a very tenacious form of the
disease and nothing helped. I used
Oatarrhoxoneand got relief. To build
up my system I used Ferrozone.
This combination can't be beaten.
They cured me." Your ease may be
°bronie but Oataa'ohozone will drive
out catarrh and keep it out. Two
sizes, 25c and a $1.00 at all dealers,
sold nndei' guarantee of satisfaction.
Mr. Haymann Writes Df The West
'flit. EDIToR.— Since last writing
you I have travelled about 1,000 miles
of Prairie. Leaving Edmonton in the
Nest by C. P. R. to Saskatoon on
Aug. 21st passed through a fine farm-.
tntr of whatyou could see b
lug cot y y
trait) but the crops were quite green
in places yet, only e. very small
portion cut. After leaving Saskatoon
there was a change in the scenery as
harvest was well started as far as
Yotkton and apparently about 60% of
the crop cut. Judging from the
stooks there will be a good average
crop and from Yorkton to Miunedosa,
another divisional point, we were in a
very fine farming district. ict. Ever
y
thing looks prosperous as improved
buildings were seen on every side and
t better state of mid -
vadat',
land u 1 a to
liinnedos to Raid
vation From t a
City we passed along_a river and did
not see much farm land as we were
along the fiats with high hills on
either sides until we got to Rapid
City where we entered a fine farming
eonntry. . Some veryl g 1
lar a and fine
looking fields of wheat, about Ali cut
and in stooks but here we also rode
through a district which had been
hailed out just as the crop was ready
to cut. Sotne appeared as if cut and
hauled to only stubbleleft but was
only what was left after the hail.
Fields were so completely hailed out
that not even stubble Was to be seen.
They say district hailed was from
3 miles to 30 miles and about 125 miles
long running South. Leaving Rapid
I reached ched a place lace called 'Wheat-
land
land and it is certainly a land of
wheat. Here I was met by one of
Wtn. Browns daughters, of Oar-
inunnock, a Mrs. Linklatee, where I
stayed over Sunday, 24th alt. Mon-
daymorningtook the train Per
Brndon whre I had 4 hours to wait
on traits, I called on another of Mr,
Brown's daughters, a Mrs, Dietwieler,
and saw a good deal of the city,
Here as everywhere else we find the
schools excellent structures and to
no the magnificent churches you
look mag
would be lead to think there was no
yal people in this countrybut wben
ou psee the lockups, risons and
police foree there meat he a few bad
ones left. From 13randon to Deloraine
is a fine farming country, water a
little hard to get but the wheat fields
are immense and over 50% of all grain
cut. The half le not told yet
.about this wonderful land as I
find a man must see it and be
is sure to say like myself 'tI never
heard the half of the vastness and
possibilities of this ;land." Tipon ar-
viveJ at Deloraine, Man., I met our
old friend, McNaughton, fiend Dan, McNau hton look-
ing hale and hearty as ever. Ile
showed me around the town aleo took
No out to a dairy farm which is own•
ed bY Ohas, W, Weaver, Ile has a
fine herd of Hotdtetn sows and Alin
You May Be Blok To•Nl•ht.
Without a moment's warning pain
springs upon us, At the outset it Is
instantly cured by Nerviline. Sur-
prising what fifteen drops of this mar-
velous medicine will do. It's external
action is no less certain than it's won-
derful effect when taken internally.
Of course Neiviline is powerful or it
couldn't be so penetrating. But not
so irritating or caustic. There are
other pain remedies, but when you
use Nerviline you see the difference.
The difference is this,—others relieve.
but Nerviline does cure sprains,
strains, swellings, earache. toothache,
neuralgia, lumbago, in fact all mus-
cular pains. Large bottles 25c at all
dealers.
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
San Diego, the first American port.
of call on the Pacific coast North of
the Panama canal, doubtless will have
the honor and the glory of enterprising
the navies of the world, soon after
the canal is officially open. Whether
this will be during the year 1915,
when San Diego's great Exposition is
in operation, or before that time, is
not yet determined, and will depend
altogether upon the time of the of-
ficial opening of the canal,
The San Diego Exposition manage-
ment is responsible for the movement
which has now resulted in definite an-
nouncement that the representatives
of the navies of all the governments
of the world that maintain navies
will be invited to come to. San Diego
on board a warship, and take part in
the greatest naval pageant the world
has ever seen.
San Diegohas o tatbor of sufficient
an to contain such t 1 im
proportions
meuae fleet as this event will cause to
assemble here, and all conditions sur-
rounding it are favorable for such ma-
noeuvres and practice operations as
may be fitting such an occasion. It
is to this harbour that the war ves-
sels of she Pacific squadron come for
target practice with their big guns,
and here the torpedo fleet of the Paci-
fic, the submarine fighting vessels,
and the army and navy airship corps,
have their practice the year around.
No estimate can yet be made of the
number of war vessels that may gath-
er here nn this occasion, but already
San Diego and the San Diego Ex-
position officials are preparing to en-
tertain the world's officers and men of
the world's navies in a fitting manner,
and to make of their coming here a
great world event ; the greatest of
its kind ever known,
Cioasorinn
BMWS APPLE O1toP.—D. F, Ham
link, H. H. Stoan, of Purtees $ill, anti
H.'i', Bence, of C1ieton, met in the
omue of Co. Clerk Lane last week to
consider the possibility of melting a
lltlroll exhibit of fruit : at the Horth,
cultural Show 'Toronto thla Fall. It
was deckled to prepare as large and
find exhibit as etln be collected and
the usual details will be worked out
as before. At Winnipeg, on Oct. 10
to 18, will be held what is called a
Capadit Land and Apple Show, antler
1 auspices f the •\ int i e In-
dustrial
a ppfees o V t p g.
ciustr'ial Bureau, and among the prizes
offered are the following for five
boxes of apples : 1st, $200 ; 2nd,
$100 ; 3rd, 850. The Huron Fruit
Growers' Association will see what
can be done to collect an exhibit of
five boxes which will stand a change
in which will undoubtedly be a con-
tinent -wide competition. -
To Improve 111 Temper.
Relieve the physical suffering of
corns. Quickly done by the reliable
Putnam's Corn Extractor. Beware
of acid,—flesh-eating substitutes and
insist on "Putnam's ;" it's the one
sure and painless cure.
JEwalery
Iiirwassis
Repairing
Have your Watch,
Clock and Jew
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J. R. WENDT'S,
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Wroxeter, and you
will get satisfac-
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Wroxeter
Fordwloh
Geo, Holt has returned Route from
a trip as far Vest its Edmonton,
Wm, Chapman, of Newbridge, con-
tinues in a serious condition of health.
Mrs. Adam Spence, of Newbridge,
is visiting with relatives in Philadel-
phia.
Saturday, October 4th is the date of
Howick Fair. It will be held at
Gerrie,
Mrs. Neil' McDermitt, 2nd eon., is
seriously ill at present and under the
doctor's care.
Arch. Halliday, Toronto, arrived at
the home of Jas. Mutter awing to the
illuesr of his grandmother, Mrs. Jas.
Hunter, sr., who still continues in rt
serious condition of health.
Wingham
W. J. Deyell has received the con-
tract of altering the tower on the
Post -office preparatory to installing
the town clock.
Independent Orcler of Odd Fellows
attended the Anglican church Sun-
day evening where services were.
conducted by Rev. Bee. E. 11. Oroley,
B, A.
011 information laid by Inspeetor J.
T. Mitchell, John Shaefee, proprietor
of the King Edward Hotel, wits fined
$10 and costs for having the blinds
drawn in the bar during prohibited
hours.
Harvest Home services in con-
nection with St. Paul's church will be
held the first Sunday in October.
Rev. Dr. Boyle, of Toronto, will
preach at both morning and evening
services.
W. H. and Mrs. Green have re-
turned home to Ratiny River after a
few weeks in town. Their many
friends were pleased to see them
looking so well. Me. Green owns and
operates the Electric plant in that
toG\v 110,
George Baker dru !; clerk at 3, J.
Davie' storewas badly burned. The
bottle containing the acid fell hem)
the shelf, striking ren ammonia bottle,
both being smashed. The acid splash-
ed over the young man's face, chest
and arras, barely missing his eyes.
At the Public School little Nellie
Boardman met with .what might.
easily have been a fatal accident.
She tripped at the top of the back
stairs and fell to the bottom. The
chill's right wrist was broken and
she ivas cut about the head.
Wingham 'Methodist church ohnlr
has arranged with the Canadian
Lyceum Association, for a series 01
high class concerts during the com-
ing season. The first of the series
will be given eatly in October and the
committee has arranged for season
tickets to be sold at special prices.
imMeabligairidassimuise
The pariah hall of Chola Oluwrh
wits the mem of a moot pleasant
event when the members of Christ
Ohulolt oougl'eglttiou held a reception
in honor of Rev. H M. and Mrs.
Lang -Ford to welcome them on tlielt'
return front Welt. Summer vaoaticn,
There was a meei001 pvogratn and
lunch.
Atwood
Thnisday and Friday of this week
are the dates of Blom Fall Fate.
The proceeds of lite Presbyterian
anni verstw`y amounted to aver 5200.
Thos. Dickson tetut'ned home utter
being on an extended trip to the
West,
Itev'. alt. Autos and Michael Little
were in Stratford last week attending
Presbytery.
Rev, Mr. Shaw received the sad
news of tate serious illness of his
father in England.
Wynn Price is having a cement.
silo built, 12 x 40 feet. Freeman 8t
Graham
the or tta
store.
' a
mare o t
a
Anniversary services of the Metho-
dist ohurol will be held on Sunday
and Monday, Sept. 21st and 22nd.
Elena Cheese & Butter Mtg. Go.
shipped their make of cheese for the
last part of August to 0. H. Olawson
& Co., Ingersoll. Nurnbee of cheese
812. Amount realized $8213.13.
S. H. elitcheil rnoved into the house
lie recently bought, and was occupied
by Nesbit Hamilton, the latter mov-
ing into the rooms vacated by Mr.
Mitchell iu the 0. 0. F. block,
Listowel
It was decided to inaugurate a 24
hour electric service after
Ortober 1st,
0. Tabberner was appointed tax -
collector for another year by the town
Council and his salary fixed at 8100.
R. H. and Mrs. Stafford left nn a
trip down the St, Lawrence. They
will also visit; in Montreal and Quebec.
Ws. John Watson is visiting her
son, R. J. Roth, manager of the
Sterling Bank at Mille Roches,
On taric.
Noir service was given b.
Annual choir
the vested choir of Christ. church on
Sunday evening, prom A a
1 gni of
sacred music consisting of anthems,
etc., solos, e was rendered,
Miss Erie T. Hawkins teturnetl
Miss Ha
home last week. 11 fa Mins was a W
m
member of the company of teachets
who toured the British Isles in con-
nection with "The Hands Across the
Sea Movement."
Four fernlikeiles on Alma
s e
t
Listnwe1, home been under qUaram
tins
for small -pox for some days past
but the placards have been recently
removed and clanger of the disease
s dg
is over,
]resin
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The choir of the Methodist church
with a number of friends, held a
cleligheful picnic Tuesday afteinonn
and evening in McDowell's bush.
The entertainment included an ex-
citing baseball match and supper in
the wands, fnllnwed by a torn roast
amend the camp fire.
The Listowel High Schen1 football
team held their re-nrgatiizittg meet-
ing when the following nffiners were
elected t lion.Presidents, the School
BoardPres, 11.. 0. Paul : Manager,
W. J. Morrison ; Sec.-Treas., 0.
Long ; Capt. 13. 0. Rnns.
A.. St. Gen, Hawkins, Dominion
Immigrating Agent for Northern On -
thrice left for New Liskeard. Ile will
also go to Sudbury, Sattlt Ste. Marie,
Kennett, Fort William, Rainy Riven'
and Cochrane. He is selecting grains
Nom Northern Ontario for the
Dominion Government for exhibition
purposes in Great. Britain.
Steps towards the making of a lean
by the town of possibly 56,000, to the
Perfect -Knit Mills of Listowel, wore
taken when a eornmittee composed of
Messrs. Featherstone, Watson and
D111s, was appointed with instructions
to interview the members of the com-
pany, being also given paver to pre-
pare a draft by-law, Mayor Olinda
explained that machinery to the
value of potently 510.000 was being
inst iled that'Henry Tend
er,p
resent
°Whet' of
the building ha[i given an
option of 132,500 on the premiers, at
the aanle time agreeing to take nut
kee
ould be in n ed o4 possibly 58,000.
HEADACHE
is caused from the blood being thick-
ened with uric acid poison eireult-
ting in the head. Anti -Uric Pills
cure all forms of kidney trouble.
They are so good and so sure :hones
Fox guarantees them. Bo sure ynn
get Anti -Uric Pills. B. V. Marion ou
every box. Sold only at Fox's drug
store.
Fall Fairs
Alliston .... ,...,.Oct,2-8
Arthur . Oct,6-8
Blyth Sept,80—Oct.1
Brussels Oct.2-8
Diayton Sept.30=0ct.1
Durham .Sept.23-24
lilmvale Oct.1-8
Fergus Sept.24-25
Flesherton Oct 6-7
GaltOct.2-3
Gerrie .Oct, 4
Grand Valley ...,......Oet.21-22
Harristo n ...., ....................Sept. 25-20
Hanover . Sept, 18-19.
Oct. 1
Holstein
...Sept. . 25-26
•rkton
Ii1 P
....5 t. 18-19
Iiincardiue Sept.
1larkdttle Oct. 14-15
Mild may Sept. 29-30
Milverton ................. Sept.25-26
Orangeville Sept. 18-19
Owen Sound ..... Oct,. '7-8
Paisley Sept. 23-24
Seafortll Sept. 18-19
Shelburne .. Sept. 23-24
Stratford Sept, 18-19
St. Marys ....Sept. 23-24
Teeewater.. .• Oct. '7-8
Tiverton. ..... ...... .... .. .Sept. 26
Wiarton Sept. 28-24
Wingham Sept. 25-28
Microbes in Your Scaly
Authorities say that a microbe
causes baldness. 1f you are losing
hair try our remedy at our risk.
Professor Unna, of Germany, and
Dr. Sabouraud, the great French
Dermatologist claim that a mi-
crobe causes baldness and their
theory has been verified by eminent
scientists. This microbe destroys
the hair follicles, in time causing the
scalp pores to close and the scalp to
become shiny. Then, it is believed
nothing will revive the growth. 11
treated before this occurs, baldness
may be overcome.
We know of nothing that has
given such universal satisfaction in
treating the scalp and hair as Resell
"93" Hair Tomo It has been de-
signed after long study to overcome
the cause o of fulling haw as discovered
,ts u urdscot d
g
byProf. Unna Dr. Sabouraudand
ether scalp start hair specialists, and
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we believe It i l do •othan�. n any-
thing
w1 me ny
thing else can to remove dandruff' anti
stop fulling hair; and if an hum
tp >, , y an
agency can promote a mete growth
of hair it will do that, too.
We want you to make us prove it.
We illpayfor a month's treatment.
\l vn tm
of Iicsalt' 3 Hair Tonic used duo.
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in a trial, if you will use it ac-
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cording to durations and are not
thoroughly satisfied. When we will
do this, you surely should not hesitate
to at East try 1t.
Sart the treatment today. Your
Start o
y
mea request will got your money
back if you want it. Two sizes, 0100
and 61.00.
You aan buy Recall "93" Hair Tonic
in this community only at our store:
F. R. SMITH.
The &Ore
1. Ontario
Brussels
There is s Resell Store t` nearly every town
and any in the United States, Caeede end
Croat Britain. There is a different Remail
Remedy for nearly (vary ordinary human ill—
each especially designed for the particular 01
for Which itis recommended.
The Raul! Stores ere Amerlce'e Greatest
Drug' Stores
Court
The p'eople's ColuVrt
O011OIt111i11I.111 ()anise ell stone founds.
We for axle, ,,t'urnlurry Street, North.
---.--. Good drilled well, small atubla and garnet.
Will h Hold at very rnnemmlble Ilgm'e. It not
STORPIROUSel Foto SALMS OR TO RB1431.—
N0. 1, Prednee warehouse at Brussels
Statlen G,1,12, leer particular,'
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FA11111 TO 111211T.--Unrleralgned offers liar
farm, being Lot 10, Con, 0, Grey township
Boron Co , for real at. Possession glvrn
March 1st, lint, With privilege of plowing this
('011, For further pertiuulnrs write
M118, 4081(P1! RAvNAan,
tf. boohoo w.
CIR3T CLAS'( 'PARK molt SAT.8,—Th0 ulr
dorsignod ,v111 sell the South FMB of
Farm Lot No.10, in the Ott Concosslon of the
ToWnihil1i� of Morris, at n bargain, to tate first
Muer, On tea farm Is Al good niut10 l brief,
heuu, n' l fir•t•oln+s bink boe•n,u„l Is n \yell
Penns'rlfauau.eon mists of100aorta nrd fa wo11
situntedfurmiu'kets. owu,•rnow in West i9
the reee011 for sale. Apply for further par•
Gaolers to F. S. Soomm, B1'1189018.
STRAYIOD on the pis tui,ec or 1henndorsUuo-
ed, Lot 1,Oen. 0,tlorris,onol'nUontAug.
nst 14th, three red heifers and ono grey stem'
Owner only have some by srsvine 1'rcpe•ty
and 4paying expenses, ALBERT JACKSON,
tt,
STRAYED from Lot 22, Con 0., Howick, 7
le 10
th in el
enr'e calves. Am11 e X
X
g g
t Ut�lel'9
heifer, r red s color.
IN )torn °Anyone0y5ER And•
ing then please notify R. GRAINoxste
Wroxeter.
SIE YOUNG COWS in good condition for
ante, 2 with calves at foot and others to
come in soon. Also several heed or heavy
644tlALLAN'SPHIR, Brussels Morrie. Phone
P2-5,c
08 ISDAR LAWN FARM" FOR SALE—
C The undersigned offers for sale his fine
100 sere farm, being North Half Lot Keen. 0,
Morris township, Huron co. Farm is inn good
state of cultivation, well fenced, and has on it
n flue brlele house that cost 58,200. Good lawn
surrounded by cedar hedge. Born 62 x 00 feet
on stone foundation, Good orchard and 10
acres of hardwood bush. Perm is only a mile
from the splendid market town of Brussels
8,161811/41111105 from school, Good commune
ity. Possession et once. For further particu-
lars, grim), terms, &o.. apply on the premises
or to JOHN 250033111, Proprietor, Brussels
P. 0.
FAR(I FOR SALE.—The undersigned offers
his ane fain ooneisthng of about 186 nom
adjoining the town of 01lnton, for sale. The
farm !e in a good 'Ante of cultI080Io p, and hos
pod buildings, brick house, bank barn, driv-
ing house, pig pen, eta., alt comparatively new.
A first-class young oroksrd containing all
kinds of fruits and also small frtttys. The
tarn Is well fenced and drained and la n very
desirable home. For further pertiollnrs apply
on the premises or address
28•tf JOHN TORRANCE, Clinton.
FARA'I FOR BALE, being South half Lot 25,
Con. 4, Morris township, Huron Co., cow
raining 100 acres more or lees. On the prem•
ieeo is n frame house, bank barn opal orchard,
Well, windmill, &s, All cleared except about
an acre. School 114 miles distant. Only 21f,
miles from Brussels. 0 acres of Fall wheat in
,and about 50 acres seeded down. For price,
terns and other information apply on the
premiees or if writing Brussels P. 0. 'Phone
120. Or F. S. Scott, Bruseeta.
11.01 A. L. KERB. Proprietor.
FOR SALE.—The undersigned offers, for
sale, what Is known as the ,l,unestown
Hotel. House is in geed repair and th,-re is u
large stable and open shed with hall upstairs.
There is one acre of hind attached upon which
is n good well, fruit trees and small fruits.
n it a Idseparate lin if it
Bondi will so fromd
Building
suits urehnser better Timber Game
A
in lea driving nod. Possession n the
i tab and r l el a i t
g
Fall, furtherdo I apply n the
e For par u tars 12+ y o 1
premises or write to THOS. MOEwAN,
9•91. Jamestown, P. O.
^0013 FARM FOR SALT,—Farm Lot num.
V1 her North Half 4, 6th Concession, of the
Township of Morrie, for sale on easy terms.
On the faun is a good house in shape for vene-
ering and a good batik bait. Farm le well
watered with wells and never failing spring
and in all workable. Ia In within 1,4 n mile of
the Village of Belgrnve. For fuller pnrricu-
larsapply to F. S. 50000, Brussels P. 0, or
W. G. NroaoLsos, Bel grave. 8-4 t.
1
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The
Regina
Watch
Holy about that old watch ?
Is it nob giving satisfaction 1
Have it exchanged for a
REGINA and you wilt always
be sure of the right time. They
are sold at the following prices :
7 -jewelled 20 -year Banner
Goll -filled Case • - - $11.75
15 -jewelled 20 -year Banner
Gold-filled Oasts - 18,75
17 -jewelled 20.year Blunter
liold•fllled Case - - 16.75
Waterproof
7jewelled
Nickel Cttse - - 8,20
15 • jewelled Waterproof
Nickel10.20
NI .k Case -
17 -jewelled Waterproof
? ct d
i
Nickel Case - - - 73.20
These Watches are all guaran-
teed
L
tees) for three years.
L. BLAKE
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sold )privately it ,vitt be offered for solo by
Aueb'e" 0o tintardny, September 2601', at 2.10
p, up, For 30111101' pnrtieulnrs e1 t0 pidco,
ter,
Apply to A. P.,10YN33.
Pp y
44, Sea forth.
W, H. LOVE
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
Orders promptly and care=
fully attended. to night or
day. Phone 228,
1 E7-HEL, ONT.
Brick and Tile
At Henfryn
Yards in abundance,
Guaranteed to be First-
class. All Sizes from 3 -
inch to 7 -inch on hand.
8 and Io -inch made to
order.
PRICES RIGHT
S. S. Cole
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 Mari.
W. RAYMANN
is prepared to supply the best
goods in Windmills, Iron and
Wooden Pumps and Stable
Fleeings, such a8 Piping, Wat-
er Bowls for stock, &c.
Repairs to Pumps promptly
attended to.
Give me a call.
A. RAYMANN, Cranbrook
COLLEGE
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