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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 191h
'tNitar1Plt, Pair at Guelph opens on
Tuesday
next week and
will con-
tinue
r-tipue throw I the three following days.
Arrange- to take at leant part of the
Fair in, If you 'have never gone you
dont know what yon are missing. It
Promises to be better than ever this year,
so dont miss It;
EAST Middlesex re elected a Con-
eervative iu the person of Mr. MnF'arlin,
batt by a redaction of about Coo over
*the last election. It was about the first
straight battle on the Rowell policy of.
"Banish the bar" and tans an .educative•
campaign that will gave a ,vide influence
on many a constituency is Ontario.
A"xTHUC HAwxss, the British torn
apostle, bas placed Himself in the field
as an independeut candidate in South
Lanark, the seat rendered vacant by the
death of Hon. Jno. Flaggert, A merry
war is on as there are now three stand-
erd bearers In the fight and a bot time
Is on the progratn, Old time party
lines are receiving a bad wrench these
days but no doubt good will come out
1.l0 f r - it in greater independence Pendence of thought
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and action.
PRAT ".Huron County Business Men's
''Association,' with headquarters at
Clinton, should revise the Ten Com-
njandments at once as they are fairly
crowded with ''Shall note" and con-
sequently an interfareuce with personal
liberties. We wonder they have not
: not noticed the necessity of amending
thein long before this. Quite a num-
ber of people bave been kicking about
the arbitrary character of these Com-
mandments,
WE look for some
practicaloutcome
out o e
- fit -the report rt Pre e
uteri to the Co
Council by the Engineer who covered
the proposed route of a radial Electric
Road in Huron Co. •lie County is in
pj,opd shape financially and it is tame
a forward stride wits made if we expect
to keep old Huron in .the van of progress
long with other of the enterprising
!'
T '1.1 ounties of Ontario.
The fact that we
are a border County is one reason for a
more than usual "get up" in public
movements for the general welfare.
There may be a few Counties just as
good as this but there are none better
either for people or lands and tine proof
is not far to seek.
WOULD youbelieve that n Soo child-
ren were helped last year by the Child-
ren's Aid Society of this Province 2
iilcYet these figures are supplied by J. J.
elso, the well known Provincial
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npertnte❑d
eat. The work that is
being done is not only restrictive but
also constructive and is giving many a
obex and girl it second chance to make
something -cif their lives instead of going
down and out. It is a work that com-
mends itself to everybody as it may
mean the saving of thousands of dollars
now spent in looking after criminals
and law breakers. Let us lend a band.
THE Pon, believes Huron County should
have a Home or headquarters for this
Mass of work in the care of a good level
„headedmatron.
'1`Hs old-fashioned and often badly
r worked system of road making, known
often as "Stupid” labor, is gradually
living off and newer and better methods
,being initiated. This is a question that
should come up at Municipal Nomina-
ions, Farmers' Institutes and Farmers'
tabs as the farming community are iu
ose touch with the1 t
acticai end of n '
t.
here is no excuse for a mudr
hole in
the
iddl
e of the Kings ulgiltvay or au old
uroy log that has been bumped over
t the past ao years. Broken stone on
yell drained roadway wilt work wou-
d t year or two and will solve the
aril of good roads iu a satisfactory
neer, The work will not be done
bout help and it is up to the Mnuiej-
Councils and Pathmasters to lead
RTER'SWORTHY BEQUESTS.
it•'tement that a bequest of one
encf thousand dollars to establish
it school scholarships throughout
, province is contained in the will of
late 7. I. Carter, of f3arnia, and
merlyof Seaforth, and whose re-
ins Weee interred at the latter
u a few weeks ago. This is the
;scholarshipfoundation to be re-
ed by the Department of Induce -
so there ate 1(0 precedents to
Induce-
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the manner in which the money
alt be spent, During his lifetime
(tarter subscribed liberally to
de for the establishment of scholar -
pe. FIe wits a rrtanrtfactnrer in
int, and the scholarships which he
tl in T,atubtan, tureen, Petah
adlesex:and \Vellingto, conn -
i r�+ e taken as models for those
Main anted on tbe income i'rntm
unet. Ilach acholansbip is to
Led for within the limits ,of
my for which it le granted.
fididatewho obtains the high -
Inmate
mttk
s on up
p
tt achn 1
Vet, entrance into the faculty
con oe honor oi�'st•holatshrip
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ienlattons In arts), within the
y rp which he is cowpeth:or,
gWttl1 led a s011o1atehlp of one
Beautiful hair liar Made tbe fortune
of many a woman, by eddiug charm
and loveliness tc all otherwise globi
lace; Nothing means more to good
looks than beautiful hair. Itt
t f
tadds to
Lite attractiveness Of every. feature.
\Vithout it you can't be beautiful l
with It you will beat least pretty,
To have beapptitil hair,. nee
13armtzay,..Halr-sBeau•tifler, It Will
Ituprave the beaut • of your hair, tak.
ing away the dull hareiiness-and
Stringiness, softening and polishing
every, hair in your 'head and making
It soft, silky, glossy, easier, to put up
and keep in place, and at the came
time giviug It a rich and lasting rose
fragrance that will delight both you
and those around you.
Very easy to apply-simplysprinkle
a little on yam. hair each time before
brushing it. It contains no oil, and
will not change the color of the hair,
nor darken gray hair.
To keep your hair and scalp dan-
druff -free and clean, use Harmony
Shampoo, This pure liquid shampoo
gives „an instantaneous rich lather
that immediately penetrates to every
part of hair and scalp, insuring a
gnick and thorough cleansing. Wash-
ed off just as quickly, the entire
operation takes only a few moments.
Both preparations come in odd -
shaped, very ornamental bottles, with
sprinkler tops. Harmony Hair
Beautifier$
1.00. Harmony Sham -
PCO 60c. 'Both guaranteed to
satisfy
you in every way, or your money
back. Sold in this community only
at one store -The Rexall Store -one
of the- more] 1
tl a t 7,000 leading drug
stores of the United States, Canada
and Great Britain, which own the big
Harmony laboratories, Toronto,
where the celebrated Harmony Per-
fumes and Toilet Preparations are
made. F. R. Smith, Druggist, Brus-
sels.
hundred (lollai's ; the candidate in
the said county who ranks second
shall receive a scholarship of sixty
dollars, and the candidate who ranks
third shall receive a scholarship of
forty dollars. dol
1 t No candidate shall dtdate be
eligible to write for any nf
these
scholarships who has not attended
one of the Collegiate Institutes or
high Schools in the county in whieli
lie is competiug for at least one year
immediately previous to the examin-
ation, and no candidates Who have
been awarded one of these scholar.
ships shall be eligible to compete at
any subsequent examination. There
are devises and bequests to former
employees. The residue of the estate
is to be paid over to the Treasmer of
the province of Ontario, to be invest-
ed by hila in Ontario Government
stock, and the interest paid over in
perpetuity to the Hospital for Sick
Children. The estate amounts to
about $130,000. The Totouto General
Trusts Corporation is named as
executors.
Grey
Township Council next Monday at
Ethel.
Last week William Armstrong was
at Goderich serving King George as a
juror at
the Assizes.
Reeve,Livingston and
g Deputy
Reeve Blown are attending Comity
Council at Goflerich this week.
An auction sale is announced by
Robt. and Elizabeth 11,1cOutcheon, on
Si Lot 37, Oon. 1, Grey township, for
Tuesday afternoon next, F. S.
Scott, will be the Auctioneer,
Dont forget Zach. McOallum's
auction sale of farm stock, imple-
tnents,.etc. on Lot 34, Oon. 3, Wed-
nesday next. List may be read in
this issue of THE PosT, Mr. and
Mrs. McCallum will remove to Brus-
sels. They will carry with them the
good wishes of the community.
Gorrie
Miss Edna Stinson is spending a few
weeks In Toronto visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Wilmott.
T. H. McLaughlin continues much
in the same condition of- health, not
showing much improvement.
Alex. Hamilton has returned home
front Toronto and we are pleased to
report that he is steadily recovering
from his recent operation.
Normanle
O
gg, who luta been in Tor-
onto receiving eceivin treatment for his ail-
ment, ment has returned lit ed bane and we are
sorry to
sayis not improving.
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MCKiIhOp
TowNertin COUNCIL. -The Council
met on Nov. 10111 at Seaforth. All
members present. Minutes of last
meeting confirmed. Eckart-Archi-
bald-That the request of the petition-
ers of the McKillop Telephone System
that the supervision of the said
system be placed under the control of
a Board of Oommissionees be granted
on condition that the requisite num-
ber of signatures are obtained. Mc-
Quaicl--Eoluar't-Thal• the Reeve and
R. Archibald belt committee to meet
the Hallett Council for the purpose
of agreeing on the amount to be paid
for collecting etc., the Telephone
rates. Atchtbald - McQuaid- That
the Reeve and C. Eckert be a com-
mittee to interview R. Pethick and
R. Govenlock for the purpose of re-
moving the hedge fence nn the West
side of the grave] road cot. 7. Ac-
conets to the Minima of $827.47 were
paid. Next meeting of Onuucil et.
Walton on Thursday Dec, llth at 10
o'clock a, in. M, MURDIE, Ole) k.
Leadbury
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.-
Prio^ In the departure of Mrs, M. E.
MoEwen for Toronto, some of the
ladies of the vicinity called at her
home nu Saturday of last week raid
presented bete with a beautiful' man-
tel clock' and silver dish aeeorjitpanied
by the 'following address :- DEAR
Mits. MOEWEN,--As you ere about to
leave tis, we take this opportunity
of showing
a little
of the esteem r
in
You Xmas is Camng q We I
�"�' •�t•�'�'Y'P®"11"x,. �.�,. `11„
Ready
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S. C. Wilson
soon
No trace as yet beet] dlscovete.i of
Pitref, C. P, Leven, trite dissppbarr0
h1Voleriousi0 n. 11ani11ton..
Aro I 'lea and ecft •r imported into Canada
last year tutullttl time million dollars tat
wholestderti imp,red .prhes.
Turnberry rn y Council
• Mint -dee oe
is 1 ales oN catwci) nieethng Kehl lu
Bluevele Muu(lay, No vein bel 170.
Members all prestalt ; Reeve in the
°hair, Dl litres of last. Meeting laud
and adopted ori motion of -t1essrs.
'Wheeler and McBurney,
Moved by Mr. Wslltvond, seconded
by Me. 'ltuthetl'otd, that the annual
report of the Secretary of the local
Board of Health, also the report of
the Medical Officer of • Health be
adopted and that a copy of each be
forwarded to the PeoviuciUl: Board of
Health. Carried,
On mobinu of Wellwood-McBurney
amended I3y-Law No, 0, 1918 re Bolt
(train ions rend .8:times and, fluidly
passed.
McBurney-Wellwood- Thal. 13y -
Law No. 17. 1918, be passed for the
holding of a, public meeting in the
Foresters dull, Bluevale, on Monday,
December 29th, 1913, at 1 o'clock p. f11.
for the nomination of candidates for
the officers of Reeve and Councillors
for the year 1914, Oarried.
A number of accounts were passed.
Conned adjourned, to meet in Blue-.
vale December 16th, at 10 p, •n1,
With your next Grocery order,
Our
.oder. :
Y Goods .are fresh and
weit
ca supply.ou
with alt kinds
y 1 11 ds of Christmas Groceries,
Peels, Selected Raisins, Currants, Icing Sugar, Spices, Etc,,
LEMONS, BANANAS, ALMERIA CRAPES
FIGS, DATES, PRUNES, PEACHES
Oranges The fret Naval Oranges of the season are here and ore sweet
and juicy. Expect a big shipment, in a fete Clays and prices
nee low.
Bandies At the Candy gaunter volt will find the largest and best as-
sartment of Candies in Brussels. Try our Chocolates and see
our huge assortment of Christmas Bon -Bons, ranging Inrice from 6e to $2.00
and over. Always a full line of Fry's, 1Vebb's and Nesruith's oelebiat'pd he-
olates on hand,
HOT DRINKS
OOI;'FER COCOA
BEEF TEA
HOT SOUPS FRESH OYSTERS ,
OYSTERS and
Toot t o GOOD QUALITY "
Thanking our friends for their liberal patronage dining the past year we
wish all a Merry Holiday Season. •
• Phone 73 a.
Special Attention to Phone Orders. s. e.Yet .
.11 S 0 n
many years and lastly you have the
virtue ofn honest u teat and industrious
neighbor. We ask
you u to accept this
mantel clock and silvev dish as a
token of our friendship and trust as
you are about to move into another
sphere of life that God will bless yon
and yours, and that you may always
have a kindly remembrance of pint
Leadbery friends. Signed of behalf
-of the Methodist Ladies' Aid and
neighbors by Mrs.
S\
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Mrs, Albert Dundas, Mrs. Fred.
Scarlett, Mrs. McEwen replied in a
few words, thanking the ladies for
their kindness.
Fordwich
Jas. Rowe had daisies blooming in
his garden last week.
John'Tilker, jr.,-and family moved
'from here toa iatn
last week.
Miss 'Moses, of Jamestown, and
Miss Rands, of Go•rie, were gnests at
the paasnnage.
Mrs. Rich. Faille, although still
confined to her bets, is somewhat im-
proved in health.
Mrs. Nelson McLaughlin, of Winni-
peg, accompanied by her brother,
Wo,. Wright, of Toledo, Ohio, paid a
flying visit to relatives here having
borne down from Seaforth where they
had been attending the funeral of
their mother,
John Barber, who has been work-
ing with a bridge gang near South-
ampton, is spending some time at the
homes of his father and sister here
recovering from his recent serious
injnry which he sustained by falling
a distance of 20 feet from a bridge.
Although able to go about, it will be
some time before he is fullyrecovered.
Clinton
SUDDES DEATH.- Mystery sur-
rounded 'the death here Thursday
afternoon of
Alfred O'Neil, e1 aged 50
who came to"
Clinton 8 weeks ago
from the Western States, An inquest
has been ordered to clear up the case
and the dead man's stomach was sent
to Toronto for the Provincial authori-
ties to analyze, O'Neil was apparent-
lyin splendid health until a short
time before his death. He was seized
suddenly with very violent pains in'
the abdotnen and although a Dr. was
called and did everything possible,
O'Neil died soon afterwards. As soon
as possible after his death the authors-
ties weee notified and the coroner and
a jury under Foreman Major Rance
viewed the body and then adjourned
until Wednesday afternoon of this
week. Coroner stated that no marks
of violence had been found upon the
body. He said he was completely at a
los t
s U account t Inc1 1 (1 O'Neil's l's suds c i
Ne n
1
end but texamination
ed that t tie
of the stn uach by the Provincial
nuthotities would solve the puzzle.
O'Neil is survived by his wife.
CLOSE CALL, -A remarkably close
call frau a double shooting occurred
at the grounds of the 'local gun club
Thnrsdry, when F. Kopp, aged 18,
fired at one of the bit ds. In some
waythe
charge went wide, and part
of it penetrated the arm of Percy
Fleming, aged 10, who was standing
in the crowd, and another portion
passed through the hat of James
Garter, just above his right ear.
Young Fleming was quickly attended
by a doctor and his injuries are nob
serious.
Huron
County.
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Kippen Methodist Parsonage was
sold to Richard Blatchfo,xl, of Hnron-
dale.IN
b'ED $3010. -For having in his pos.
session 169 skins of muskrats anti
other animals shot during close sea-
son, W. Goodman, a Lncknow fur
dealer, was fined $800 and ordered to
pay 381 costs or prison for three
months. The charge was laid by
Game Warden W. B. Elliot, of Wing -
ham, and the evidence was heard be-
fore Magistrates McBeth and Gra-
f ton.
Perth punty
STABBED WIFE. -Because it is said,
he wanted his child to be sent to a
Protestant school and wife wanted
the child sent to a separate school,
Jacob Knoblauch, of Hesson, about 5
miles from Millbank, Is alleged to
have stabbed his wife in fourteen
places about
the farer
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a d arms or n
Saturday, Nov. 22nd. i
i9. Kno-
blauch who was in a serious condition
at her home, world not lay an infor-
mation against
nfor-mationagainst her husband. Her
sister swore out an information Inc
his arrest before W. Freeborn.
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Canadian News
,Fire destroyed a block of the Grand
Trunk shops et Port Huron doing dam-
age estimated at a million dollars.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier and N W. Rowell,
Federal and Provincial Liberal leaders -
were teerlered a great banquet at Haniil.
ton by the Federation of Liberal Clubs,
They also addressed a large gathering of
Hamilton ladies in the afternoon.
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date. The gift most appreciated T is one that not •
only gives pleasure asp a Christmas present but
2 gives pleasure all the year round as something useful
♦ and good. We can only give you a few hints. Come i
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Groat Speelallete In -Stomach Catarrh:
Though the. c f ei fail
C t to ive e'veii•
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temporary r(ief, Me. W. e
P Y t V. S ynlnur of
"Huntsville, Ont., cured himself with
Ferrozo,e. "My trouble" he says
"was chronic catarrh of the 110111a011.
There was constant bad taste .in my
mouth, I was costive and usually
nauseated before and after meals. I
also had a gnawing sensation it, the
stomach• Ferrnzoue gave rue great.
relief, and I _also used Catarehozc n
which is good .for. catarrh. Although,.,
it took a number of boxes of Ferro-
zoue, I got back toy health and today
Mu quite well." For stomach q vo uach uatarrl,
incligestimi and kindred disorders
nothing excels Ferrozone. In a
thousand cases it has proved a won.
dsrfnl success. Try it yourself, 50e
per box at all dealers.
BRUSSELS PUBLIC LIBRARY
Following is the !let of new books
planed noon the shelves of Brussels
Public Library :-
Dave's Daughter. Cole
Land of the Spirit Page
Partners , , ..Deland
Awakening of Helen Richc....Delaud
Ever Alter Tompkins
Looking Forward. Pedley
Notwithstanding ..., Cholmondeley
Heart of the Night GViud."........Roo
Part of Dreams. Alexamiel
Tatler of Scarlet Crockett
Port of Adventure.. ..... .-..'Williaurson
Westways ....... Mitchell
Burden of a Woman ....Pryce
Canadian Bank Clerk ..Buschleut
The Main Road Warren
T, Tembaron; . „ Burnett
Ohief of the Ranges.....:...... Cody
Harbor Master.... .......... Roberts
Fool and his money Mc0utcheon
When I was a little Girl Gale
Little Thank You X ,.O'Connor
In Search of e Husband. -.,.....Harris
Unforgiving Offendee...............Scott,
A Living Legacy ' Underwood
SVititstili Banters-, ...........Wiggin
Peg 0' MyHettet ..Manners.
Both sides of tbe Road Ohtck
Mary All Above .................Oxenheirn
The Keeper of the Viueyard..,Stauley
Otherwise Phyllis Nicholson
Prescott of Saskatchewan Bindloss
Ranchingfor Sylvia Bindloss
Beidge Building Swan
Kilmerny of the Orchard
' Montgonety
Mrs. Red Pepper Riebthond
The Way Hoole ...:.. .........Ring
Nagar Job it on
White Linen Nurse ,... Abbott
Greyfriar's Bobby. .Atkinson
The Challenge ..... ....Begbie
Rising Dawn... _ ;• Begbie
Rosalind O'Hat a . , Hocking
Inside of the Cup..,...........,.. O.hurchill
Laddie' Porter
Judging Live Stock Graig
Fertilizers and Otops.. VattSlyke
Fruit Growing .. ....
-How to make Poultry Pay Jacob
Sheep Feeding and Farm Managemeltt
Doane
Vegetable Gardening ionto ...Rockwell
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Electrical
Electricity and 1
Dleatr]cal tial Ia...
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Johnson
Bee Culture Root
Gasoline Engine nn the Farm .Putmau
Germany and Lite Germans Colier
Silo Construction Houghton
Stevenson's Edinburough Days ..,
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SatllatlLli 0n the. \Vonlan Question,
..Holly
Boy Scouts 13eyound the Sea .....
Baden Powell
TIM Stettin Shrivel illtul .... .Payne
Pollyanna, Pokier
Dave Porter on Cave Island
• Staternteyor
The Golden Road ... Moltgtinlery
Faith Palmer tet Fordyce Hall
Wooley
Patty's Sorin! Seasons ., Wells
Patty's Pleasure Trip ,.... Wells
Patty's Success' ... Wells
Patty's Motor Oat ,,. ...Wells
3arjoehne llaytinne ..• .,.... Wails
Marjorie in Command . Wells.
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African Clamp Fives IPI 'White
Dick Among the Miners .... ,..Dirnoek
trike Three. ,. .... Heyliger
round the End Barbour
How thePeunypackete kept the Light
Serelt
ulkerfiy and Both Book
Rob("rtsot' Jlliller
A Piano or Organ
4. A New Rug or Carpet
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School, and Ladies' Aid you have been
a gealtine worker, 2rrd-You have
[served the public so faithfully for so
Winsome \Vottanhood .. i3aatigslet'
SL Geoege for 17ngland..: Hrnly
1.?t•ngnn and 1heRaven. ..... ,.....Ileuty
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Bonnie P, ince Ohatlie.... ........ henry
Hrtvest of the Brave Ileniy
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Jane Ortble ,:...,.. ...... ...... . ..,.,
Shepherd of the Ilius. . ...
Lord Loveland Diseovere America
Tito Handicap
Anne of Green Gabl(,s
Anne of Avnnlea
Two Little Savages .. ,
Girl of the Lirttberlost.
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Notice to Creditors
,. in the matter of the estate of Chttrles
Wheeler, late of the Township of
Morris, in the County of Heron,
Partner, deceased,
Notion in hereby given, pursuant to Seo. 66,
Ohap 2,1 of the Afntu ten of Ontario, I George
V., that all a, editors and others having claims
agalnet the 081ntt•of, the said Charles Wheel-
er, hate of the .Township of Morris, in the
County of Homer, Penner, who died at the
Township. of Morris 1n the Connty of Hur-
on, en „• ,bolt 1 he Thirteenth tiny of
October, 1910, aro required on or before Ilio
fifth day of ;January 1018,tosend by post pre•
paid or deliver to the undersigned 0511 Per•
Maulers of their claims, duly verified by iP nay
davit, and the nature of the seenelty ,
held by them,
And further tape notice that atter sue)) lost
mentioned date the negate of the estate of the
said deceased will distributed among
the
Parties entitled thereto, haying
regard only,
t0 the elahna of which notice shall then have
been given,
Dated this let (ley of December, A, D, 1918.
ANORRW TAYLOR,
Hnanen'r Wnssasn, Belgrave P.0.
MAn' ANN WnesLon.
Auction Sales
17UInI°N SALE OP 100114n oar OATTt.e.
A• F. 0, Scott, A uotrottner, lies been
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ed by the e, t ned tn sell by Public nuct•
ttbl'nGN. Half Lot '29, Loh1Im•ri9 aNii-
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day Dec, 5th, IOW, at 1 o'clock, the
valuable etonk.-26Caws and Boilers suppos-
ed
uppoa-ed in calf, 76 yearling Steerad Heifers,
cud 20 Rrett:lass eel vee. 'Ali of the foregoing
Stock is in thrifty condition and is a eeleeted
lot, hence will afford nn opportunity to those
dee Ming to purohaee good animate et their
own pieces. Sale will be without reserve.
Terms: -Six menthe credit will be given on
furnishing approved pintt
rates.4 per cent
oft for cash. SAMUEL
WALKER.
Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE OF PARIS STOCK, IM-
PLattaNTe, 860.-P S. Soott, Auctioneer,
has received instructions from the under•
signed to sell by Public .A tuition at Lot 88,.
Oon. 8. Grey on Wednesday, Dec, 10, et 1
o'clock, the following property: -1 general
foal 9 yeare oldt,l 11 light amara 111 years old,mare i1
light maf•e7 vents old, 1 draft colt rising 2
years old, 1 light colt rising 1 year old, 1
Peralteron colt reefing 1 year, 0 mileh cows in
ani[ .0 sows date to farrow In March,
10 pigs 8
months old 76 hens, 1 hay faire, 1 Frost 4
Wood binder 7 ft. ant good RR new, 1 Dinssey'
Harris mower 04 ft, out, 1 Noxon spring
tooth cultivator„] disc harrow, 1 1e-1,eo seed
drill, I eat dimnond harrows, 1 Frost •,% Wood
walking'ploly, 1 sepiller, I set scales 12"O Ths., 1
wagon and wagon box, I set bobsleighs, 1 top
buggy. 1 jurnper•.entber, 1 set double hrnmess,
1 set ,tingle harness, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 new
DeLnval oreaut separator, 1 Daisy churn, 1
waehIng machine, 2 milk cane, 600 Mutilate
turnips, 160 bushels oats, 1 gent robe, 9 tons
hey and numerous other articles. All. must
be sold as the proprietor is giving up finning.
Telenet-Allsunrs 9500 and under cash; over
that amount 10 months °,wilt will be given on
ftirntshing approved joints. 0 per cent off for
dash on credit amounts. • ZAox, MoCAr,LuN,
Proprietor.
The People's Column
HOUSE and 'lot forsale, Bre/teals South.
Comfortable home good stable, cellar
etc , and 13 acre of land, immediate possession
can be given: A bargain for somebody. For
further particulars apply to RICHARD 1000,
John Street, Brussels,
TORET
HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO REN -
S No. 1 Produce warehouse at Brussels
Station G•11'. R. For particulars apply to
J, Leekre Brussels.
9819.
%ADDABLEPAR9r FOR SALE, -Tire South
part Lot 24, Con. 9 Grey,0 acres, ell
Cleared and well underdrahnd, Frame house
and bank barn, well watered. There is also
offered for tittle 100 acres being Lot 82, 9th
0 .n. of Grey. 00 of which are °leered.. Both
properties to be sold to close out estate.
Apply.to MRS, MARY GILL,Ethel P. 0. or W.
M, SINOLAIe, Barrister, Brussels, Out. td,
FIRST GLASS FARM FOR SALE. -The un-
dersigned will sell the South Half of
Farm Lot No. 10, in the Ottt Concession of the
Township of Morris, at n bargain, to the first
buyer. On thefarm is n good modern brink
house and 21, tt-class Hank barn and is s well
fenced farm, conalats of 100 acres and is well
situated for markets, Owner now in West is
the reason for sale. Apply for further par-
ticulars to F. S. Seo2T, Brussels,
FARM FOR SALE,-Theunderetgned offers
hie fine farm ooneleting of about 185 acres
adjoining the town of Clinton, for sale. The
farmfa in a good state of cultivation, and has
good boildhtgs, brick house, bank barn, drly
tog house, pig pen, etc., all comparatively new.
A first•class young orchard containing all
kinds of fruits and also small fruits, The
farm be welt fenced and drained and 1s a very
desirable home. For further partienlars apply
on the premises or address
28-tf ' - JOHN TORRANCE, Clinton,
iiiMEDAR LAWN FARM” FOR SALE, -
The u de•
100 acre farm, being No, offers
h Half 7 et 20 his Rue
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Morrie township, Huron Om Form le inn good•
state of cultivation,
well f 9c ]
e e, and hes
n fine brick house that Host
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$00 God Loren
eurronndedv
b nein,
hedge. RB Barn 622
x00 feet
ac atone hardwood
foundation.Good n is
and 10
acre of splendid hush Farm iv f 13 a silo
from the splendid snarler town of Brussels
and is 1y utiles from school, Good commun.
Lty, Possession at once. Fot further partiee-
lare. price, terms, &o.. apply en the ;mien .,
or to JOHN MOONEY, Proprietor, Brw.esitt
D A
Hog for Service
vv. H, LOVE
Fneral
Director
,and Embalmer ' '.�
Orders promptly told care-
fully attended to night or
Phone 228,
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MONTHLY
HORSE FAIRS
BRUSSELS
Regular Muuthly horse Fairs will be
Veld in Brussels this season as follows
11IIRSDAY, JAN, 8111, 1914
11'11313, 6511, 1014
MAR. 60, 1914
APR. 21151, 1914
Leading Local and Outside Buyers
•wilt be present. . .
a A. w .®s m,.m.®®®.A.-+►416.466
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HAVE YOU
made proviolon for employment dot••
tog the Pall mut Winter months or do
you wish needy remunerative work
the year throngh• Write us and secure
our ngtn t e forme. We offer the best
in the business, Pay weakly, free out -
11t, exclusive territory.
OVER 600 ACRES
under ettlttvettotl. Established over r
86 years' A reputetion for high grade
green and for deeding. A salesman
elm want make money selling for us. We
Gg
want an energetic reliable man for
add Breese leandvicinity. For termstvrite
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PELHAM.-NURSERY CO.,
Toronto, Ont.
N. B. Free catnloue on
181®-wwrPKr®7'4,`119",""V"
. HAYMANN
is prepared to supply the best
goods in Windmills, Icon and
Wooden Pumps and Stable
Fittings, such as Piping, Witt-
er Bowls for stock, Rc.
epairs Lo Pumps promptly
,attenclecl to,
Give me 0 call.
A. " MINN, Cranbrook
tl®titin
COLLEGE
AT HOME
Thousands of ambitions young pec-
plc are Post prepariuga iu their own
st enog,e occupy ook lucrative s, positions as'
stenographers, bookkeepers, f to every sheer, of activities. geryasrta, in feet ovary
college i f you 00wYou may fi gs r-
aollegenteed. Enter ott ro wieg, Py day gunr-
viduot struc college any day. hexa.
Thirty
instruction. Export ranchero.
Thirty yn O experience. Largest
trainers in Canada. Srvenoollegee.
Special course for tenoltnre.
Militated with Commercial Educe-
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School at famous Spotton Besinesa Ool•.
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President. Principal.
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Lot 10, Oen, 18, Grey township, a there' bet d •
Yorkshire hew. Terms, 9100, 10 le paid at 4 -
time
of service with
ptivllee of totdif •
Now is the Time
to Buy
guuag
necessary.
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Proprietors.
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Painting Mills ready.ready. •Anyone A • u ',vary rg•gttaeanteed- ..•p
wattling Lite hest Alill' made • + to give entire ;tatisi'actiou, - O
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