The Brussels Post, 1914-1-22, Page 4Eta : i rtESlitIS,OSI ` WEALTH of HAIR
•- Parisian sage ie the Preparation that
TWO. )DAY, JANUARY 22, 1914 Crows Hair, Stops Dandruff andMakoa
Hair 0lorleeely Radiant
Money back says Jas. Fox it Ptu-
isian Sage does not. eradicate all dand-
euff, stop splitting udt, faINug hair
and scalp itch, and put life and lustre
into the doll faded hair of any mute,
it". 'THERE is a Liberal majority of 22 in
the Sedate at Ottawa at the present time,
Vortem on the Canada Temperance
Act lances place on 'Phursdnr, 29th
inst. Get to the poll early in the dsv•
THE people of South Africa are
. surely attaining to a high order of
civil'z 0161 ns 35:000 railway eu)plo\ res
reoenlit emit on 8121112 out here end
kicked up n (lust just as good se could
he clone in this country.
WIRELESS telegraphy 1s to be mode
use of on railway trains and is expected
to avert collisions suit other '•jam ups"
that are (lard 011 the uetves. Whet
about the crazy man reviling an
autotnobile? Perhaps a bit of wire
about his ueck would answer.
SENATOR Geo. A. Cox, a well known
financier, ofToronto, died last Fri.lay,
in his 74th year. Although a very
wealthy man he never got "big head"
and was .ill the more respected for it.
He started at the foot of the financial
ladder and climbed to the top, playing a
most noteworthy part iu many con.
mercial projects.
A deeper interest has been increasing
in dairying and 1914 should see big
increases in cheese and butter slaking,
Our Canadian market is not to be left.
to Canucles and the way to least outside
oompetitlon is to put up the best grade
possible. By fullowlag any other comet:
le bet to oourt defeat by taklhg eecon(i
Owe and stemma prioe
THERE la titre to be a lively program
in the House of Commons, which open-
ed last week, as both parties are on their
mettle. While the bill of tare present-
ed by the Speech from the Throne is
meagre that will in no wise circum-
scribe the field of discussion opening to
the Opposition and it will be a fighting
session all right.
IT is said a ruse to kill votes may be
played for the 29th by sending a dollar
bill through the marl, or left at the
home, and then swear the recipient as
to whether or not he received money
In such cases turn the money over to
the authorities at once and take ell: oath
without fear or favor. The trick is to
kill a few votes in each poll end thereby
gain by the set. Dont bite.
WHY do not the farmer , \I P.'s nud
M. P. P.'s put up a kick in the respec-
tive Parliaments for larger grants to
Agriculture? None would find fault it
the present sums were doubled. The
farmer members could do this chore
and strengthen the hands of the
Government as well as their own by so
doing. There should be a livening up
along this line and irrespective o
politics aid the institutions having to
do with agricultural interests.
WHEN newspaper men i' Canada,
complain of thew humdrum life they
may thank their stars that they are not
residents of Russia. For offending the
government by commenting on the
Hillis case, over a score of newspspete
wereconfiscated bythe Government a
couple of papers were suppressed ressed and
p P P 1p
four or five Editors were given holidays
in jail. Dear brethren, dont complaip
of your lot in Canada but live in hope
of better prices and for that glorious
time when every subscriber will pay in
advance anti look happy over it. We
meter newspaper work in Ontario to
the more exciting times "enjoyed" in
Russia.
FROM THE MOUNT OF OLIVES
This four topped nlouut(tiu stands
immediately East of Jerusalem. The
highest portions qF it are higher titan
the hills on which the city is by shout
two or three hundred feet. The narrow
and historic valley called l{idron (john
XVIII) separates Jerusalem front tilt'
Mount and the latter, even nary, is
sdfftciently Wooded by fig and olive
trees as to Still justify the name the
Olive Mountain fists (,XII 39.) A
number of peasants' houses are 111
habited by Moham7medans, Feliahtin,
who may be seen lazily promenading
with their cattle along the narrow pathe
or cultivating the terrace Slopes, while
the ROSSlan ecclesiastical tower, with its
giant bells and th6 encietft. mosque,,
formerly s church marking the spot
frotn Which the Lord ascended are
Grominent objects. The village of
ethsemane (.0att. XXVI 36 Mark
XIV 32) was and lime golden• of the same
name is still lying at its Western base,
while Bethany, the town of Mary and
Martha, now called 1;1-Aziriali, from
Lazarus (Johu XII) is still clinging to
its • lhaslcra side. Gethseulaue and
Bethany, therefore are places:geographi
catty within the Melte of• Jebel Ezziex,
mu, as the 1al1 it here and Of 00urse,
4 WAS the view of the anthers 11f time
)et (compare with care Lu XXIV.
'Acts I 12 ) Jebel Ezzet'toon, more
, has witnessed the greatest eerlhiy
els and triumphe.. of. both • David and
vid's'aon add ford (II' Saar. XV 3m)
it,'r Yet to wllties. ae',great If hot
thnlltt SAtAlt'AAiI'r (ACTS 'f la)
might A "f3ahbetll D%y iettriley0 end
breal,
woman Or child,
Parisian Sage is pleasant and re.
freshing. No cheap perfumery odor,
nu diaagreeable toncOCtiou, but a
daintily perfumed tonic -one that ie
not 81101(y or greasy -that proves its
goodness the first time yon use it.
Baldness end faded hair are both.
eaased by dttada tiff germs. Pariehui
Sage kills the gern1$ and causes the
hair to grow abu11dantly.
Large bottle at Jas. Fox's and drug.
gists everywhere. Regular price 50
cents.
cove's the distance t Well the anelenl
rabbles allowed that a hew might walk
without breaking the Fourth Com
mandn/ent This distance of a Sab-
bath journey has been vatitiusly defined
but no ono held it to ne less than sev11
fu*longs, it Is therefore nearly two miles
or under or a want of half au hour and
by actual trial by measurement as well
as by walking this is found to be the
Mount of Olives'rom the city
THE UPPER CHAMBER
011 Zion Hill, a locality in Jerusalem
there is a building known iu Latin
literature, as the Canaculum but now
we call it Zion's Upper Chamber The
building is controlled by Mohammedans
The building is held to be the identical
guest chamber 111 which our Lo d
observed the Passover and instituted
the Lord'e Soppsr (Mark XIV 14, t5)
the one he entered thyongh closed clones
1111hu XX 19 ) To the some upper
room the di•ciplea returned from the
Mount of Olives and in it they were
gathered together on the fiftieth daY
(Acts I re, 13 rod I1 t.) The lower
portion of this building 12 said to he the
verittmble tomb of David end Dale two
or three ppeople neve treed privileged In
reeen' 11m811 t0 holt et 11: A reline
lade daughter of a British bishop m.•de
a drawing of it. The anthentcity of
this tomb we must dispute very charity
is view nt St. R-ter's statement "Unto
this day" Acts II 29. Moreover learn
ed wri.ers in the fourth and fifth cen-
turies referred to this place as being
even at that time an ancient Christian
church. Epipbanius(rib 497) explained
that this but ding, with one or Iwo
oteers escaped the destruction of A D
70. under Titus While the tomb or
lower part is forbidden ground " the
upper chamber is accessib'e 211 pay
meet of a fee. On the loth day
(Pentecost) some Christians titch a
tent close to this Zion chamber and
conduct service. Whatever you may
think of the traditions and history
of this upper chamher the multitude
here are benefitted by it as if it v ere a
book it: which they read the record of
the events mentioned in (Mark XIV 14
Acts Iand II)
AND SAtIARTA, ACTS Vlll
The inhabitants of Samaria- et that
ime were at once the nearest to And
further from the Jews of whom the
apostles 't ere. The Samaritans were
nearest.to the Jews because unlike other
nations they held that the prophet
Moses and his writings were Divine and
binding anti thus far the Samaritans
were exactly like the Jews but the
former built a temple in their own
country in opposition to the temple
which WAS in Jerusalem and claimed
jacob as their father and in this way
they offended the Jews beyond measure
and the hatred between them knew no
limits (compare Kings XVII and John
IV) If 'lie Lord had not added and
in Samaria the apostles in all probe ility
would have excluded the SanmaritN'il
netwithstend,ng(Matr XXVIII 19) We
see this inutMeted in this country at
this tne the harot rtes
For example,
are aIr n L
`l istia sect a branch 110W at
rest of the Roman Catholic church end
yet they p-rsecute end exclude all
Christian sects which do not bow to the
pope more then they do other people,
'Om Christians 'h
n are not Chrl. la ns at Al The
papists heveno more dealings withthe
non paptist than hati the Jews with the
Samaritans and vet both jaws anti
Samaritans, Roman Catholics and
Protestants have vastly more agree
menus than d'fferences,
GHotle 91. HoWIE M A Ph. L. D.
Shwier, Mt Lebanon Syria,
Bugle Notes in the Canada
Temperance Act Crusade
Thureday, January, 29th
Vote early.
The boy nt' the barrel,
Hump Co. expects every man to (10
his duty.
Read W. H. Johnston's letter on
page 4.
Now for a busy campaign for anoth-
er+ week.
1918 Voters' List will be used on
Thursday, .
If you have not a boy of your own
vote for the A'ot for the sake of your
neighhat'8 sons.
John elle ''Big Brother" movement
a1111 assist those who may .not be a1)
strong as you acre.
Help make, the majority e.sA big as
possible both by your V mte and influ-
ence. It will greatly aid farther nn;
From 9 a. rn. to 5 p, in, on Thntsday
29th hist, show the "stufff" y00 are
made of by your vim and victory will
be ,yours. "
The Canada, Temperance Act can be
voted on three.yeats thence 011 ailtetrtpt
to repeal. A majority vote Wins in'
either case.
Hon. Mr. Hanmt, Provincial Secre-
tary, bite given his pledge to 'See that
the Canada TemperanceActis enforc-
ed. whet! it becofnee tate in Huron Co,
Every rural poll should strive to
make their eeturus the best in the
township. Don't leavo a vote favot',
able to ,the Act: nopolled,
Local Optlol still bottle good in
muhfclpallties where i1 Is now litho
wriif the Canada v»Xberadne A
t
Were dafeatad, If the loe1
rarrj(5'If,
fnklie hfeeedeoUne aver the patentees
Of Interest
to the Public
It has long been an axiuul in the
commercial community that those
who study their customers most
and give the best value for hone)
always succeed in winning the
greatest ooufideice of the public
and in Obtaining the largest meas-
ure of its patronage.
That, and that only, is the reason
why I have built a fine business,
despite considerable oppoeit.101).
1 give better value -whilst my
prices are generally lower than
elsewhere,
1 give you an honest, personal
service, identifying myself \vitt
Tom' interest, and ever edmdeavom •
ing to give you a better return for
the money spent with me 111811
what you could get elsewhere.
Prompt delivery is es essential as
good work. The importance of
this is recognized by me, and 1
realize the responsibility when I
accept an order,
Osnroteey Work promptly attended to.
Estimates eheorfutly given.
Brussels Granite & Marble Works
ALLAH E. HERSEY, Proprietor
Don't lot anyone bluff you nut of
spur vote, if you are duly ghallfted
and be nu your guard 1111 to attempts
to render:' 11 111111 luta void,
The s oohed "14nslneas hens' Ansa.
elation of Horne Co." should get their
answer to the columns of tirade and
nonsense sent out when the polls close
nn the 29th.
Evely young man who desires the
forward match of Canada, should use
his franchise 11 win next Thursday's
victory. Don't be tine to take a
retrngratde step.
Attend next Wednesday evening's
public meeting in•Brusseis Town Hall
when Joseph Gihsot, of Ingersnil, will
speak. His addresses are worth driv-
ing miles to hear.
Remove the temptation to many by
banishing the bar, Mark your .ballot
that wary next Thursday and Lherehy
lend a helping hand to the mean who
desires to live a sober life.
With the numerous municipalities
in Huron under• Local Option it \vnnld
be a shame to lose this battle. The
women's vote will be missed but the
challenge comes to the men to stake
np 111e lose, -
Next Sunday should be a good time
to stir up time forces %vim will go forth
to battle with King Alcohol on the
following Thursday. Every pastor,
Sunday School Superintendent and
Bible Class teacher ehnnld have a
message of cheer, energy and work.
Responsible 11115111285 men in towns
and villages where Loral Option pre-
vails say business was not injured
by carrying the Art. The fact of
carrying it again and again or the
antis declining to lot
is nn 0 repeal
vote is the best proof gof 11 working
well.
Letter From ,Rev. Mr. Howie
DEAR MR. EDITOR. -IL i9 now 28
years spice I left your beloved town
and went to Eastern Ontario thence
to England, Jerusalem and the alt. of
Olives finally settled in this town or
Western Shtv sir no Lite. R astern sloP e
of Mt.
Lebanon. It has been 7 , 111 privilege
duringthese 23 year's to travel Patel
and (Vest South and North through
Syria and Palestine preaching, teach-
ing and distributing literature. Li
e Vivi d to
April of 1904I tva I to acidre58
the '\Vo ld s• Sunday School Con.
veltion held 111 Jerusalem and in 1907
my daughter, Ruby incl I attended
the 5111 Wor'ld's Sunday School Con-
vention in Rome, Italy. From thence
Risby W0111 1111 to'Turon10, het native
city and 18 months later 1 eelnetied
wit.li my daughter' Canada to lilt
Lebanon Canada has since married
and now lives in Orange River. Colony
South school
u ' n t,h A
ft iris. Theodora Is a L 1
in Godmtoh and. Cedar and Maty are
nt home with us. 111 some respects I
til an object of admiration here but
at the Sainte thne an obieot of pity,
because ol'the rect. that all my child -
yell 8 in number, are girls, for it 1e
said uu matter how 11utmy gliJs one
may gttve it is only a boy, a uncle
child, who keeps you in remembrance
otherwise "your door is stint foto-,
ever," Indeed, some Orientals would
call ole childless, though 1 have eight
daughters. At any rate in needier -
leg the population of a place the
female p021 of it is not counted and
in case of inhetllalice a daughter's
share is just half of a son's. That is
if 0 noun dies and leaves one son and
two daughters his estate will he
divided 1111(1 trot) hooves a half for the
son and the other half 1'oe the daugh-
ters, ‘N. lien 122)15 a little boy aghI
wits not. . sent to school because she
was not going lu .be a priest Or iL
judge. Now however. the tido is t urn•
ug and hundreds of girl schools are
hull of pupils thanks to Bri,tieh and
American Christianity. Some Sum
(lay Schools in your own vicinity,
through 'lohos. Straehan anti Peter
McArthur, have helpedto promote
Christianity in this country. 1 have
tluepleasa ntest memories of .the love
and kindness shown me during w3'
sojourn in Brussels. Yom's,
G, HOWIE.
Shtveir, Beyroitt., Syria, Dec. 18, 1918,
P. S. I hope yon will see Ht to print
the enclosed letter and the article if
you do perhaps you will kindly send
ole a copy or more of the issues which
contain then' and if so I will be glad
to send an occasional article for your
impels The subje(t of Palestine has
always interested not only 11me Brus-
sels public but all the Dominion.
The Sn11day Seined lilies. Phi1,tdel-
phia, paid $8.00 It week( for an 1L1 title
of 400 words and Cnok, of Chicago,
$3 00 a week for eometing the sante.
Thus shows that the penpplt' are in-
tevested to hear shoat Bible Lands.
Tile BRUSSELS POST published many
an article of aline un the sohieet and
I hope to see T1131 POST ere long. If
you have any enggeetiois to Make
please tvrlte to me, With very kind
I'eger8u to you and the kind people
of Brussels.
Why I Will Vote for the
a
Canad Temperance erance Act.
I will vote for it again as I died in the
eighties because I believed it would de-
crease drinking and critbe. Personallt
I knew -a number of honest men who
were greatly addicted to drink but while
the Act WAS in force they didn't indulge
because they thought it dishonorable to
tempt men to breqk the late. The Act
in those days wasn't nroperiv' enforced
for reasons that do not exist to day and
yet crime and drunkenness decreased
For instance in sixteen Municipal Coun-
ties in Ontario that changed entire"
from License to the Canada Temperance
Act in 1885, statistics prove this state.
meat to be true. The commitments fel
drunkermess under License in these
counties were, in the year, 1883. 50o and
in 1884, they were 566, but al 1887 one
of the two yea's i2 which the Act was
in force for the whole year they were
only 2t8, white under license again in
1890 they were 471 and in t8gr, 367 In
feet in each of these 16 counties
the exception of Oxford, where iwith
n the
town of Woodstock very lax enforce"
tnent of the law was the rule, showed a
splendid reduction of such commitments
under the Act we can all readily see how
a much greater benefit will accrue if we
adopt the Act on the 29th inst., since
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Report of Ethel Cheese 'Factory for 1913
'Annual Meeting was held Saturday of fast week
$ales
Lbs. Mill( Lbs. of Lbs, Milk to Price
Received Cheese lb. Cheese per lb.
(fay 16 8588.1 3218 11.04 11
Flay 81 , 75181 6875 10.f35 123
l non a 10: .,... 08986 5850 11;71 111
Tune 80. 071 )1 11 00 123
July, 15 135281°4421 128142 13781109673 11.25 123'
July. 81.122580 106983 - 11.45 12
Aug. 16, .... .,,.,, 10111(1 8824 11,46 123
Aug. 81 107511.100
07511 10070J, 10.07 133
Sept. 80 .,,.,...,.. 227002 {12887 . IU. 4 18}1
9001 10.34 IliI h
Oot. Sc Nov, 188457 191003 1.1.82 122
1200097 111202 10.79(1. 12.73c
• RECEIPTS
Balance from 1912 ... ..... ......,,..... ,...,......................$ 23 26Valne of, Cheese, 1018 14156. 23
. 3'14I78 49.
Value
$ 857 28
800 36
695 40
1733 04
1412 04
1870'76
1113 72
1821 75
2894 91
_.,447 47
$14156 23
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Avarailo lbh, ((1`011111 to tot f3)o (,o, i •'10196
r verage price of ohaeae per lb, :.-;, . ,. ,,, , ,12 *180
t ot. 63 Ikia,,..,r ,n 223
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Clvhbing list
1913-14
THE POET has 111012 (tl1 ,t,geioeuts
lu elob tell 11 the rid low log IlApt'P211101
Will be sent to any address (except the:
Milted 5111105 60 (1)11(5 ex uv) of the
following 5ubscriplfuu llcicee . -
Weeklies
Pon alai Mail end olio ,lie . ,,., 1 6U
!sonnet Miro 1Iser 1 00
" Lnudn't Tote,' friss 1 80
Family I•levald and Slate 1 80
Monti eat \Viiut'5s1 80
Parities s' Ad%meuae 2 85
Northern liea.onge1' 1 35
Dailies
POST a11d T01,01ll0 Stat' $2 35
'lornula News. 2 35
" 'l'aronto Globe ...,4 50
" 'lomat; Mail•Empire4 50
lot'ntt.o World •..,3 50
" London Advertiser 2 80
01111 at Lite office nt remit the
amount by I?. 0. Crder, Express Oldel.
or Registered Lel.tet' addressing
Tils POST,
Brussels, Ont.
Hon Mr. Hanna has promised the eu-
forcement by the same officials as en-
force the Local Option Law.
George Johnston, Dominion Statistic-
ian, testified before the Canadian Royal
Commission, which investigated tete
working of Prohibition, to the tollowing
iacts in regard to a group of nine coup
ties in New Brunswick, having within
their borders such flourishing cities and
towns as Fredericton, Marysville,
Woodstock, St Stephen, Milltown.
Chatham and Moncton and being in
every way a group fairly representative
of the whole province In every condi-
bon, '!these nine provinces were under
tile C. '1', A and for the ten years, 1882-
91, though they represented 61 per cent
of the population of tete province, they
bed 0112 381} per cant of the criminal
convictions, While the other 3q per cent
sI the population under Iloeune had 61)}
percent of the crime as indicated by the
convictions Does anyone want more
convincing proof as to the benefit of the
C. T. A 7
InNo. gof Mr. l,uns2• ford 's letters he
asserts that the "Prohibitionists are do•
'ng their best to increase the use of in-
toxicants. "It shows (if he has really
w' itten those letters). the kind of litera-
lure he studies, viz., that which is pub-
lished in the selfish interests of the
1 quor dealers and which frequently
sltamelessiv distorts the truth a.d put-
ting it mildly, makes statements that are
always misleading He quotes Gen Neal
Dow to the effect that some men had
amassed fortunes by selling rum since
prohibition came into force in Maine.
As to Dow ever making such a state-
ment "I Ilse' ma doubts" but the know
that Dow did say this before the Royal
' 1 i is lou which iuvestigated the
room s g
working of Prohibition in Maine.
These are his words :-'I1 is quite safe
'o say that the quantity of liquor now
sold in Maine is not one -twentieth as
much as it was before the law was pass
9 quite ell. I iswithin the mark to make
t
that statement.. Portland is the largest
city in the State and it is within the
truth to say that the quantity of liquor
sold there now is not one-hundredth of
what it was before. We load seven dis-
tilleries and two breweries and we had
many cargoes every year from the West
Indies, which the people brought over
for their own use. Now whatever li-
quor there is sold there is sold on the
sly." He also'said, "Within six months
after the enactment of the law the jails
10 the Comities of Penabscet, Kenne-
bec, Oxford, Franklin end York were
almost empty. When I visited York
Jell, the keeper as he put the key into
the loci(, apologized for keeping his hens
there. He had no further ase fur the
jell." Surely these statements lead us
'o believe that Portland hasn't as many
drunks as Montreal, as letter No. e)
would have ns imagine.
Dear reader vote for the C, T. A.
and the Blessing of our county. If the
liquor omen thought the C. '1'. A.
would help their business they wouldn't
oppose it. They hints it injures their
trade. We want to save our boys, the
hope of Canada. flat
tt , H. 10lt1s'ION, Kippe1, .
SOC. Stanley 'Twp,
Temperance Coil),
Hon. David laird, Wien commis-
sioner for Canada, died at his residence
Ottawa, Monday morning. after en ill.
ness of a few days. He contracted 't
chill while at his office 'Tuesday And
bronchitis developed Deceased was lo
steers of age Au(1 known AS a statesman
from time Atlantic to the Pacific. He
was one of the builders of Canada, Ilav•
iug been largely instrumental in bring.
'ng Prince Edward Island into the
Dominion in 1873. He was also 511 ex -
Minister of the Interior and ex governor
'if the Northwest 'Territories. Mrs.
Mathieson, wife of the Premier of
Prince Edward Island, is a daughter
and was at his bedside when the end
came,
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the es' ate of Eivino
Hunter. late of the 'I'ower:it') - of
Grey. in the County of lin-(.5 null
Provnlce of Ooluti,, Curl'tnit ll
deceesed, -••---
Neuse IA'hereby glean pursuant to Pea. 66,
Con e, 2a of the 0151111es uP Ontario, I U. arse
5. 11)1(1 0H P01•10118111111111g 1,11 On 11 t 11) 51)11.1
the sold E1 vhle Deafern ha deed mm ateut
the Twentr.2e'Surl day of Aiatl. 1918 '1e
rrdttlrid to mond by poet prepaid of 341.11Yer f7)
F k Sante. firessel' Post'-Ilte'. gnu. 101250
ande15igne4 8'Ioosnon E S, moo..
11q'hix of the//011120) the .11. EIvinr Hoot-
er,their vetoer and addllr„ s and Pull pn rt•
soo's h, welting or Omit r Pimp brfors too
nehmen) div of Velour,. y Itll.l, oiler which
date the sold Pierrette E E Banter will pro.
need to dlltribnte the osteo) or the •aid de.
(tensed alone tl' prn•"nna entitiml thereto
having reward only to the claims of which PFO
shall then lnlfe had entre and that -he will
11.01,1/0 lhlhle for the soh) wets or nor part
th erred 2011,17 person 01 whirr claim she shrill
not then have rre,iv' el notice
Dated at Brtmssels this Ninth 3427 of January
1914.
Fr,nnaaonlr 16 ftoxmRtt,
Administratrix of Eslnle of the lots
10,vi Nlt HLiNITR11,
Notice to Creditors
In the molter of the estate of Sarah
Jane Itozell, late of the 'Township 1.f
' Grev, in the Counts of Hurou
and Province of Ontario, Widow,
deceased,
Notion to hereby given, purspaut to vee 65.
Comp 20, 7)P the 81ntotes M Onte11,, 1 Genres
t , (bat sit p5150 0hiving2121,15 ngninst
tete 5nrnh.lone Rose1L wbn died m, o• sbn i e
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net •N 0 3 dayof March. Ino_. nen
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the iriduncle si send by eost1fe s herein
or d shell.' o
the undersigned a Pn 11 IM A o • or f7)• WIlslot or
1110881 B1 ,sI ndndntozsllorhe the islet of
Biennia H r h , Ram511 their 112 1,1PP
rho N A J, nn And
1idd1•pANAA nn(t. fun 1+R1't211111rP in writing of
their claims before the First rine of February,
1514, atter which (tete the said William Jnnepll
Remelt will 'teetered to df tribe to the motets of
thn Anid derpssrd nmoug the persons entitled
thereto Ravin regent nil v to the (inline of
which he shallthenhive had notice nod that
lie will not be linblr tor the PORI SAWN er may
pert thereof to 1)7 person M wheae claim ha
shall not then have received entire.
Dated- et Toronto this Sixteenth day of
DeceMber, 1918,
0Aeam.5 BROOK, KELLY t FALn0NnBTnot,
86 Env Fittest, Toronto,
Solicitors Prr the os)d
WrOLrAtt Jo8nr11 RozsLL,
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• Comfortable Rugs and Robes
•Sleigh Bells in vasietg.
• . Halters, Curry. Combs, Brushes, &o.
• Trunks; Valises and Hand Bags if you intend travelling
,.I, One large stock gives mastntnel's a; good choice. PRICES
• ARE RIGH1. Call;itl and see 008 goods.
Harness Repairing
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Meeting of the Horan County Council
The Council of tint 5oreo'atioll of the
Camey of Hutto, will moot h1 the (turmoil
caul novo., in the foci et (italerieli, on lours•
day the 1701 day or •]nh,1151 •,1911, at the hour
or 8 u'oloolt,
Ancolnls Ileen,nt • the County requiring
settlement, ,soot Ion 11152011 WY11(1 • Ibe Ulan(
beret it tda reale, -
W. LAWN. Clerk,
Dated nt (4oderloh, .Tpnnary 12th, 1014,
The People's Column
3JAI.TJA111.15 FAitel 1(•011 1A.Ll9,--aha South
port Int 2.1, One 0, tires, 70 eerr5, all
Cleared nod well Ilode>'dl Meta. 1110150 beams
nod411,11 barn, welt wit tut ed. Mere Js 110)
offered for sole 100 ne120 being Lot 82, 011>
0 a. of (*257. 61) 0f which are (delved, Both
properties to Lo sold to Muse out e5111t0,
A pply to tion h14.0y 44(1,„ 1Ctbu1 P. 0. or W.
51. 510111.21 n, l55rri,,l, l llrnnscle. Out. aP.
mt•IRST GLANS 1''91(211 YOli SALE, The un•
ctoeslg7(011 will tell thN H01141, HOP of
Farm Lot No. III, in the nth Concession of the
Tobi+hip of 18001)8, at a hargniu, to the first
boy 5r 011 1)101'01'1)115 (1 gout( n 1(10(11 brick
house and first -Chs* bruit born rind MS well
fenced farm. eelini1t, Of 100 011'19 and Is well
sltunted for markets, (oner now In Went in
the reason for sole, Apply for further pa••
Couture to P. S, SCOTT, I31ussnl5,
STOitEHOUsif; 1.01( SA 1.16 011 TO RENT-
No, 1, Produc0 war ehonse nt Brussela
Station G. T. 12. For pn),a tilers 5>101,Brutuno0
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ARM 11011 SALE, -'3'1111 elide, signed offers
s his luui furor consisting of about 106 acres
adjoining the town of Clinton, for sale. The
281•111 /N111 a good Aceto of outtfvation, and has
good buildings, brick hnnse, book balm, dr1v.
Nig . house. Pig pen, etc., all nompnlnlwets nen'.
A Aral -claps y0nna• orchard sunl(dning n11
kinds of fruits and ,lino eunll fruits. The
firm Is well fenced and drnimled and IN a vary
dost rattle lion e. beer further po'tiaulers apply
on the m'e11115Ps Or address
28•tf JOHN TORRANCE, Clinton.
f5"NOAH LAWN FARM" FOR SALE -
The undersigned offers for sale his fine
100 601•!, firm, being North Hair Lot 26.0011. 0.
51orrl0 township, Huron 00. Farm 1s to n good
state of cultivation, well fenced, Nod has on it
newt brick house that cont 08.600 Good lawn
xurrunnded by 8034 n1.1t adue Bnnl 62 x 60 Pelt
51)'10,72' hardwood tion. Good oahod Ancif
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Pruni the splendid market town 7)P Brussels
7),d Is 4',1'1.1112. Pram school, Good rpnunun.
Ity Po -session 5t 1,1,20 For ruttier Portia'
Mrs, prone. terms. he spots on the pr, mesas
nr to JOHN titOnaEY, Proprieto>', Brussels;
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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 Mat,
oA1t.�-A..da�d���� A. a
` W. H. LOVE
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
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phers, civil NLIVIttitN in root every
Behove or activities. You luny finishnt
cullegu if you so wish. Positions guar-
a>teed. Enter col ieg5 tiny any. I11d1-
vidu111 Instruction( ExP 1
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years' experience. L¢I
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Spacial course fur touchers.
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School u) 0llmot10 Spotton Business Col.
loge, London.
Wingham Business College,
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My method will cute ap-
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and .shorn to
JP S. SMITH
50 Caledonia Ct.
Dept, A Stratford, Ont.
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