The Brussels Post, 1914-3-19, Page 4be trusseis post
'PHUR DAY, MARCH 19. 1914
A, 13RODRtt deserves very hearty sup.
port in his bill to place the ban on
the cigarette, It is a •wit e.spreaci evil
and the sooner coped with the better.
I.1' is expected that a general Flection
will take pace in Great Bingen next.
September, in which Home Rti'e and
Welsh DIS-esiabliehment may occupy
front seats,
SLE Mackenzie Bowell, who passed
his 90th birthday, is to be treated to a
non-political dinner at Ottawa He is e
wonderful old gentleman for m'In of
his years nod has retained his spright-
liness to a marked degree.
ONE of the latest.vic"inis to 111 health
is the Hon F D Monk, of 'farting.
Cartier, who has resigned his seat in
the Commons. He was a former
Minister of. Public Works, Mr. Monk
will seek restoration in Southern
Europe,
AMONG items of interest to the people
who live in the West is thatof greater
freedom in the money market and low
er rates of interest. Both of these have
tied up many a man's affairs, perhaps
sometimes for the good of the person so
handicapped,
WHAT about that Huron Co. Sen-
atorship ? Which of the three M. P.'s
have hold of the best string to pull 1
Huron should have a good claim,
especially if we are to lose one eon•
stituency, Is Edward Norman Lewis
the victim,
Live :program of Temperance leg-
islation is being put into the hands of
the Legislature and Commons in the
form of amendments to the License law
and Canada Temperance Act that will
make both more workable in the for-
ward march of the temperance cause.
A man bearing the serene name of
Heaven, who lives in Toronto, strange
to state, ie the permanent liquidator for
-'tile Williams Shoe Co. of Brampton
He should make a peaceful and happy
settlement of the business affairs of the
Co. in trouHe, .on the principle that
"Heaven helps those who help them-
selves,
No matter how hard you are up
against financial embarassment It is a
dangerous role to go into the business
of manufacturing coin in opposition to
the Government, Two Lindsay men,
Burke and Burkholder got 5 years in
Kingston penitentiary for practiciug on
$io Bank of Montreal bills. It may be
terribly awkward to be poor but you
only get yonr.board at Kingston.
GOVERNMENT HouseCOS ill t m i1(lio
W R
dollars when; completed minus the
furniture. Mr. Bowman, of Bruce
County, went after the government w'th
a sharp stick- over what he termed a
great bungle. Public atonies eppear to
go easy but it would be a different song
if the M. P. P. had to shoulder the ex-
penditure -the strings would he drawn
tigher_for sure.
Now is the time the electorate In
general should have an eye on the
Assessor's roll so that the names of
leggin) qualified people should not be
omitted from their rightful plane neves•
sitating trouble and expense at a later
date. Councils would : ave money also
if ,they scrutinized the rolls .more ,closely
along the same line. There are =nick
panties that do this and cut out what
might be grievances at a later stage.
Every elector should lake a more active
interest in.seeing that his or .her name
find proper place on the Voters' List,
'''Bv the signs of the times there is
going to be something doing in the
rrtdiel railway butldiug. The want of
definiteness will disappear as the
question reaches the practical stage of
what part the Country ,and muniel-
y'-ipalities will play in the way or financial
help, Huron County should open a
gooil field but the. Hydro Electric people
ft should present their report of the initial
survey, 'fbeee s jest a danger that in
seeking to encompass too much they
may throttle the soh Ane by making it
too burdensome.
PaOVINCIAL. Treasurer Lucas says
in his hud et speech there i lo
g r s a ,st s r , p(.
of 832o,276 while the Opposition claims
a deficit of $1,Soo,000. It would be
well for the electors, of Ontario -if one
and only doe system of book-keeping
were in vogue so that tite correct
financial position could be arrived at,
Lt world appear as if the parties have
reversed their methods of Calculation
since the political positions changed.
One thing is certaiu the miser is ofteu
transformed into a spendthrift when
the party changes from the left to the'
tight of the Speaker. NArrowitlg it
down to the last analysis wilful waste
alWays ends ii) woeful want and no one
Will dispute the feet of largely increased
xpelidittit'e 'going of It )feCes'ary blit
II 0E11 of It elite eittreVagance,
BOWELS OUT OF ORDER 1
WE GUARANTEE RELIEF
You know ns -and, when the guar-
antee Oaexall Underlies to satisfy you
or your money back, you know it is
because we have faith in them. We
want you to cone to u8 and get a
package of theirs. Use a few or Lhe
entire box. Then, If not eltitely
satisfied, opine buck and we will give
Intek your money, You promise
nothing, sign nothing. We aacciept.
your mere word.
We believe Rexall Orderlies are the
best bowel remedy trade, They taste
like candy. Soothlug and easy in
taction, they do not cause griping,
nausea, pneging oe excessive looseness,
as harsh physics ill. Rexall Order-
lies time and strengthen the
peeves and Inuselee (if the bowels and
promptly relieve eunetipttiiom, help-
ing to overcome its cause, and at. the
same tune 2emoviug the chief cause of
sick headaches, bilious)1ess, bad
breath, nervousness and (thee ills
caused by inactive bowels. In vest
pocket tin boxes t 10e, 25e, hoc.
You. can buy Rexall UI del•Iie5 :only
at the Rexall Stores, anti in ibis town
only of us, F. R. Snaith, Druggist,
132 ussels.
TELEPHONES for section men on rail.
ways is one of the latest al.plications of
this modern invention. By its use tab
cul be kept on all the trains and thereby
better plauning may be done in work on
roads, bridges, etc. The field for the
telephone is practically limitless and the
more general its use the greater its
benefit The government should own
the system.
WHILE some people are very hes
58mietic over the story of race suicide
here does not appear to be much
necessity for worrying over the State of
Tennessee where Mrs, Coplinger, a
farmer's wife near Flatwood has set the
pace for -t9r4 by presenting the head of
the house with a quartette of line
Coplingers-3 sous and a slaughter.
All hail to the farmers. they still lead the'
van.
WE are sorry to observe that Rev.
Aaron '11. Jones, curate of St. Marks
Episcopal church, Toledo. has accepted
of the position of censor of boxing
b tits. The limit is eight rounds, no
decision. Few lines of so called sport
are as dangerous to the youth as the
avenue that leads to ••prize fights and
disrepute. It cannot be made a re-
spectable business by putting a score of
persons at the head of it '!'here are
noble ways of leading the youth but the
b.txing is not oue of them.
- "STEALING from the dead," as some
of the then opposition in the Local
Legislature designated the Succession
duties when the Liberal Government
enacted the law, is no longer regarded
a sin. Although the sum pard from
this source totalled over a million dol
tars Inst year it is said the Statute will
be amended to increase the rate and cut
out some of the "dodging" done In
people of wealth to cheat the Govern
meat out of their share. The idea of
the Government is that wealth should
contribute a larger amount toward
Provincial upkeep Guess that , Id
yarn about "stealing from the deed"
must have been a silly ghost story.
THE PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE
Evantural makes a long statement
to the House in which he does not
appear to slay touch. He apnl»gizt•s
for Lire letter he wrote offering his
services to the hotel -keepers and ask-
ing for $10,000 in mitten, but does
mit say the two words most required
of hien, namely ; "I resign." lion.
J. J. Foy, leader of the Government,
remarks on the nlniesi1n and says
that if the resignation is not foi t11 -
coming, steps will have to be t,akel
to force the member for Prescott to
l'esigl). Mr, Rowell Colleflt'8 in this
plan,
Mt'. Rowell introduces a Bill to
prohibit campaign contribe' Mini
either to Provincial of Municipal
elections from eorporatious, Govern-
ment contract ors, all holders of liquor!
licenses, whether bier, shop or
brewery, distillery of wholesale and
all ttas0ciat10118 whose put pose IL is to
further the interests of the trade iu
tuloxicati)l liquol•s. In addition to
a fine of not more than $5,000 and
not less than $1,000, those guilty of
violating this law are U. be liable to
imprisonment of not tome than nme
yea and not less than three months.
It is not known yet what attitude
the Govermrne.nt will take towards
this Bill, Last year 8 it 3anlea
Will tney approved The gene'al
principle of prohibiting campaign
coin lei butiona from cel tale 5n11rce5
and also requiring the publication of
Cato intim' expenses ane embodied in
the 13111 of J. G. Ande'son, Liberal
member for South 131 tics. Last year's
13111s were withdrawn nu the cutler
standin that they eonld be re -intro -
(bleed this year.
Mt, Rowell's 13111 adds Government
contractors and license holders and
Aseociattons to the oorpnratiO119
which- alone were debarred by last:
year's pi'opo5al, The fines are also
mote drastic and the inlprisnlntent
peouisioai is sought, The la1tet. is the
Most Minor tent part of the Bill its the
itroepecl'r of jail will often doter a matt
Who bnuld not be held back by fear
1)f merely it fine, It Is t'ecoglilzed
that'll' Mr', Rowell'' Bill ()canine haw
a big step In advance would be taken
t0 tlrifypollMeeilnOnt0tio,
Hon 1', 13, Lucas presented the
Budget speech anti ahows whit he
elating to be a etbeilits of $820,000,
TiIN financial arid' of the Qppositiom
Spring O!Coats
Woollens of wonderful weave. Striking designs
and color effects in the fancy cheviots and tweeds,
plain and fancy grey worsteds, black cheviots and
Venetians. Fly front or buttoned through. Light
weight materials will be tailored strictly to your actual
measurements and no "guess fit."
PRICES FROM $ ' TO $40
W. P. Fraser, Agent,
Brussels
0. M. Bowman, North 1»'nee, and
other Liberal speakers contend that
this alleged surplus is 01(111cital and
that in reality a deficit marks the
year's finance.
As a nlelnbet' for a rural tonsti-
tnency, Mr. Bowman makes a vigor•
nus onslaught against the Gaven.
relent for extravagance in building
the new Government Hauge. The
estimates first amounted to about
$400,000 but the Government's own
figures now shote 0101.0 than 88110.000
arid Me. Bowman estimates the final
and completed expenditure at $1,250,-
000, He slays that this 411111 15 mere
than the total asseas(neut of the
largest township in the Comity or
Bruce, and characterizes the Govern-
ment's action 'In a wanton waste of
the people's 01011ey and one whirl is
directly nppnsed to the spirit of
democracy of which Ontario is proud
and which the Government should
encourage rather than discourage in
this wily.•
Help near at hand.
Is what you want when sickness
happens rat eight Gan you possibly
fled the equal of Nerviline ? No, for
4111111,
it strands unequalled in cueing pain.
internal 0r meal. Fau•arbe, tol,tiuu•he
and neuralgia disappear in a jiffy.
Rub it on told' away flies the pain.
For cramps, vomiting or iudigestio)1
all you need is ten drupe in sweetened
water. Skit 01 well you'll 132211 Pal -
son's Nerviline invlllnahle in your
house. Get a large 250 bottle today.
Lead b u ry
SCHOOL REPORT. -The fallowing is
the report of S. S. No, 7, Manton, for
the month of February. It is based
on daily perfect tvnrk and vomiti31,
anal the pupils are arranged in order
of merit 1- Sr. IV.- lt)lhel Reid,
'l'or1 anoe 1311011)15, • .3211)) Arnhibtald,
Jr. 1V. -Edna Reid, Bye Sent 1, Della
12!uGavin, Ellie Archibald. Sr. IIL-
Geitrge Turner, Jr. 1,11-Ohnrlie Mc -
Gavin, Charlie Boyd, Petrel Thinner,
Hugh Rhin, Susan Holmes, Joe
Holmes. Jr. IL-Mabet Campbell
(even) Belle Timmer, John Jeffrey,
Joe Campbell, Harry Rhin, Louis
Storey. Pt. It- Anna Stewart,
Melissa Holmes, Janet Glance, Gordon
lhinGavin. Sr. Pe. -Marjorie Reid.
Gerrie Timmer, Edith Hoboes, Wil -
Be Particular is
ABOUT THE KIND OF SEEDS YOU SOW 1 :_
In Seeds -as in everything you buy -there are ;t,
many grades. And since it is impossible to judge .,t.
their quality by examining, you must trust en- •-•
tirely to your Seedamen
You can depend on us absolutely!
'We will send you, on request, our big 80 -page
Catalogue -Free.
one of Can logue for FEularrsit>h each. Ndt for(1) Todsy
DARCFI & HUNTER CEED CO. LIMITED 3.
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MEN'S WIGS AND TOUPEES.
OUR MISS GLENN
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BRUSSELS
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Attention of the
Farmin Community
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I have fell lines of the melons Ag.
eicnitural lnlpletuetits in stock and
alit tilde to supply the needs of all
on short notice. See our
Steel Low
Hay Down
Loaders Spreaders
They can't be beaten.
Nigh Grade Pianos Phonographs
Sewing Machines
Stock of First-class Buggies
Homestead
Fertilizer
is the best on the market. Get
your supply now and be ready 1'or,
Spring sowing.
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If you require anything in my line
1 ing phone 82 or call at 2227 warer'oom.
You are always welcome.
S. Carter,- Brussels
batt 18nhnee. Jr. P1'• -James herr,
G'rahaul Kerr, Gordon Hoboes,
Marguerite Balf,nr. Enrolled at-
tendance 32. Average 27.
K. E. BRowN, Teacher.
What About Your Kidneys?
Your back aches and fairly groans
with the distress of kidney tionble.
You're discoid aged, but you mustn't
give up. The battle can be quil'kly
W011 when Dr. Ha 1 )hens PI'lis ret to
tl
work. These kidney specialists bring
new health and ))today to young and
old alike. Even one hex pr(1ves Ihob
marvelous power. Continue this
great healer, mutt yon) iti1neye will
heroine tae strong, fl' 511ro)(1)18, as able
to work as new nn05. R.lnnenxbe, (ilis
1)1) Hamilton's Pills tarn purely vege-
table ; they do yore liver, bladder
and Jtidney trouble. They will eras
you, or your money lack. Price 25n
per box, at all dealer's.
Wingham
lIntendedforinst ween!
BASE3tENT FLOODED--13enanse the
water pipes in the linee111ent (1f the
Baptist Olotreh were frozen Saturday
night, and there WNW 3 feet, of water
in 1.he Si mla)y school monis Sunday,
all the 5el'V1Oea had to be held up-
stairs. It is not expected that the
loss will be very heavy.
At the reception held in the Met110-
diet 012nrrll Hnnday evening 100
people became new members. This
wits it moat Successful Ie1Initiation to
a live weeks'- leViv)tl 5Hl'vine8, The
new Members were wtl(innled he the
p08to)'; Rev. J. W. Hbhel•t, Meath's!.
Znrhrigg, F. Bnnhn.nan, 1•loustnll, Dr.
Redmond and A. T.Onnpe'of Clinton.
Word tvae received from Toronto of
the de111) of Mark Gray, for many
'years in charge of the \V1nglcam
rnundhotem of the Grand 'Pernik Rail-
road. About I6 511)5(s ago he .(loved
to Toronto, Ile teas 81 11, 1,0 very un-
expected with an attack of heart
fwilure. Besides his wife, lie
leaves four ehildr00. The remains
were brought, to W1 ightum, 1)11)0011
took place 'I`uesllay.
RIBS 131101:511V BY F.2tr. -•lid's,, 13.
\"1nsiekle laud 1'i ie ribs amnCherl and
>mslained Vel'y serious internal in-
juelesml tree home Saturday evening
when 0111• fell through a cellar door
that hail beim left open by lice hue -
hand. Ile bail been clow)) in the eel.
lam' but, efts railed up lit Bold the baby
while hie wife washed the disbea end
on coming u) forgot to (dose the (loot,
When Are, rllosi5l,Ie 01(4)10 out of the
pantry ellesll peed htii the hole and
el nshrd 1„ eelhte fluor, 7 feet below.
Abe, Vansickle had 0 bad full just
after Ohfiettnas in which 1,1)0 sustain-
ed injury to her hip, from whirl) she
hail out. ee0iveted. While it is ex-
perLed IIntl She will 1001,)01, it will be
some north' before She 1s around
again.
Notice to Creditors
in the clatter of the estate of Alexander
Stewart, Isle of the Township of
Grey, in 'he Cntw,y of Hump and
Province of Ontario, gentleman,
deceased. .
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Sec, 55.
Orap. 211 of tate Statutes of"Ontario, I George
Y, that all persons having any claims 'whip(
the .041 Alexander Stewart, who died 01) 0r
'twelfth day of February, 1914, eta
required to .,1)d by nest prepaid er dower to
F. Sant B's'eels Post office, Agei) for
Alexander Stewart. Brussels and Donna)
Stewart, Hint'', i1le Exeen,nl' of the es-
tate of the said' Alexander Stewart, their
names and addresses and full parttenlera
in writing of their Maims, before the
Twentieth day of April,.1014, after whioh
date the said Exerntore will Decreed
to dl -tribute the assets of the •ai,1 do -
ceased among ria per.ni10 entitled thereto
having "ege rd only to the claims of whieh they
shell then hove lied nntl01 and that they 25111
not he (fettle Inc the Raid resets or any part
thereof to any person of whose eloini they
not then have received nniice.
Doted et Brussel. thio Sixteenth day .of
March 1014.
F S. 500mm.
Agent for Exooutore.
Notice to Creditors
Ir. the molter of the rsla'e of Jean
Sh,darn, lase of the 'Pow n• hip of
01"lit s, in the (•"Only of Hurum,
Province Of On alio, widow, de
ceased
Notice IR heroin, elven pllrannilt to See 55,
C11np 21, of Ole itntut•s of Ontario, 1. George
»,n ay 1)l»• rialtos
these811 n,, m1)')' having , 1)1, hat
n d .Tea, :�hedd' n, who dr'ed nn or nhnut
the 'rhi•d day of March, 1014 are r, quit, el to
'noel by pout preoeid or deliver to F. $ Scot
Br.•esela Po.t Office, Agent for 3411,0E end
Rohe, tShedden. Exeentor• of the estate of
the said man All olden their names nod ed•
dresses and full ourtieula•e in waiting of their
claims before the twentieth day of April. 1914,
after which date the said gcec)itnrs will pro.
(teed to distribute the amok. of the said de-
ceased among the persona entitled thereto
having regard only to the alnlme of which
they Rho 11 then bevelled notice and that they
will not he liable for the said upsets or any
part the•'o0f to aro parson of whosoelnlm they
shall not then have rerefved online
Dated at Hrussola this Sixteenth day of
March, 1914.
F. 9. 50055,
Agent for Executors.
be elft by
this oven test -
It
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It allows you to use less flour.
For only flour that makes more
bread and better bread in our oven
test is offered you. •
• From each shipment of wheat'
delivered at our mills we take a
ten pound sample. The sample is '
ground into flour in a tiny mill,
The flour is baked into bread. If
this bread is high in quality and
large in quantity we use the ship.
rent from which It came, Other.
wise, we sell it.
So your benefit from Du
bearing this name is sure. \®
More Bread and Better Bread and
41 Better Pastry Too" mo
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Buy.it ecause
It's a Better Gar
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J. N. GALBRAITH,
$650
Agent, BROSSELS
Why Rolnain Thin and Pale?
Pale people have pale blood. The
al Gillla!'it IA
wrong, 4881110101 Ion is )our
and fond is not ("lounged into blood.
The system Inek8 511Oily and rerun.
stimetive power Which cam be sup-
plied ty Fereoznne, ftbraces the mi.
petite, digestion is alhuulal)1, what
you eat is transfntWed Indo the kind
of nutelment Your system requires.
Vital hfl'•giving blond I.hat makes
rosy Cheeks, etemiglh that defies
weariness, spirit, and ambition 011
come from leereneorle. Nothing in
the annals of tued'eine so.sntf' to.
build n and 811100g1 hen Its T'1+1•t'iziile•
'Pry 8 513: box. Sold every whet e,
Auction Sales
A TB 0", W kni 038, son, 1 051,93 l'A
, S.Scoc
Scott, .Auttionee',
he. been m0trnci ed 15 the undersigned 14 pelt
by politics eviction at Sonnl 1111lr 1,01110, (tan. 8,
Morrie, on Tuesday, Merell 24, at I o'rloeh the
following valuable property: --1 heavy draft
matched tenni, tieing 6 y11111'0 1 horse tvefgh•
ing 1(100 1b rising 7 , ewe, 1 thorn' bred cow
due to calve in May 1 Holstein cow due to
naive It April, 1 grade Cow due to calve )ta
July, 1 g rade row due to cal ve in November 1
grade (tow raw d last Fall 1 fat cow, 8 year-
ling oohs. 8 Fail calves. 1 brood sow due to
pig In April, 60 hens, 81,055). 1 pen six 1100(110
o111. 1 sot of barrows, 1 Massey -Harris hinder,
1 Rood drill, 1111ower. 1 penile renter. 1 turnip. s
pulper, 1 set of sanies weighing 2000 11,0, 1
'angle farrow walking plow, 1 single furrow
riding plow, 1 donhle furrow riding plow, I
wagon, 1 an of sleighs, 1 wagon box, 1 oirtgh
box, 1 emelt rook, 1 wagon rack. 1 ' double
buggv. a gnaltits' of barley, 0 quantity of
oats, forks, 01101118 11118 other ertlolen Sale
without reserve as proprietor line sold -015
farm. Tering ;-A 11 sums of $5 00 end .under
cash; over that aiMint 0 month' nerd It given
on furnishing approved joint (otos, 4 per
rent off for cosh on erect it amounts. Grain to
be cash. HENRY JA('IO.ON,
Proprietor,
Au01 TON SAI.E 015 FARh1 0TO(•K 1'01
50 008are, &O. -F. H Scott, -Auctioneer,
ha= received ins» naaim's from th0 undersign-
ed Prep! letor to s,-11 by Public Auction at 9.
Halt Lot 27, eon a, sterile Wednesday, March
25 at 1 o'clock, the f flowing Valuable prop-
erty, viz 1-1 heavy draft mere 7 years old in
foal to Maseott, her" stock eligible for regis-
tration, 1 draft horse rising 4 pre, 1 draft
colt 0 mos old aired by Admiral V anay eligi-
ble for registration 1 driving mare in foal to
91111 Vide- 1 rood Marr 4 yeer8 old shred by
1 Idangitt Ore 1 light colt 0 months old sired
115 Silo Yale, I tho,a'-bred heifer 2 years old
milking, 2110110,88 yeara old In o4t, 2 recap
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00)5 8 acmeapposed in 0alf, 1 fat cote, 1
steer 2 scare old. 2 steers 1 year 0111, 2 heifers
rising 2 years, 2 fat helfo•o, 0 tintvee rising 1
year, 2 young oalvra. 1 thoro'.bred Tamworth
MOW -npposad m pig, t Yu1k,•81rn )1)w with
pig- at foot, I ilhwsey•Hn5,10 hinder, 112asee ••
Barrio mower, I ata0eer•Barrin 10 hoe drill,
1 To)t,n pea luwve0ter, I wi-err 10•hne drill,
1 llaoe„yHn, 1)0 new bay loader.) lend roller,
1 •'lint,.n fanning mill 1 McCormick 10 ft.
rake, 1 13 wagon 8 intire naw, 1 set 10-
foot diamond lise, owe, 1 milliner, 1 F, oat ,4c
wood 'ong plo, 1 w lmy rad
1 Bat rllop•wk, 1 withg00rl'iawg0 10neft 1 105 005'e,
0Hua•) oaltivrltnr, I Ret bn'rar• weir',. 2010. Itis.
n artily. 1 doxhld 'Ili lagr, flirt
nu cutter,
, 1
1180517 new, I rood wird, i Portland cutr0r, 1
street tenor newly 1). w, 1 1101 21.1, ek'lehe, 1
Anne- hent I m.t strode 11111111444 1 g, h,datnne,
q'tantity of seed 2siley, no,, and peso, sap
petit, and nualerno-other artieleti sale with-
out reserve as the prom -intim is giving up
`arming T.•1•111e 1-AII 851110 of $500 and
tinder eneh 1 over that amount 8 oro"tdte'
credit given on furnishing Simony. I:1 hint
Note. 4 per 502,1 off for cosh on a2080 a-
mounts 4 nil and fn, rattle ('11(1
.1A 0110' 1RELA ND, Proprietor.
The People's Column
VALUABLE PROPER l'Y formile111 the 7)1-
Inge of Oran brook 411 tiaras of ;and, sev-
eral fruit trees ; bonding,. in good condtllou,
(nnnedmtc po0se0siun 're, lie reesonnblo.
Apply to the owner, D. h1c977Alt1tE,
85.1f Brussels,
FOR HALE. -Tho undersigned has a quantity
of oats for in le. Phone 125u 1)6'81085511
0entral. DAVID Ia 001.111.31.4 EON, Ale•
Klllop Two.. Wnttan P. 0.
FA11.01 FOR SALE being North IMO of Lot
20, (len 11, Grey township, 11nr0n Oa.
containing 50 acres. If not Bold by the Mt of
April will lin rented for gratis art the farm is
seeded down. On the uremi4es 10 a frame
house and n goodwood shed, bank barn
with
stone Btnbliaand orchard. Good wed nt
the
house and a 0pr1ag et • the barn, 50 neves olear•
ed, 2X, 101180 from Ethel station 135 milds
0101110eho81 and -church. Pol00Heloa can he
given at any time, a mini) Por quick sale as the
proprietor, Angus Campbell, is in the West.
For further particulars apply on Lot 29, Con,.
10. Grey, Molmrieff P. 0 or phone 4710.
3151E8 hioKAY, sm.
FARM FOR SALE, being N34Lot ls,Con, 0,
Morris Township, Huron 0., eontalnint6'
10050/08 On the pron1008 fa a good 0•rounled
frame house and woodshed, bank barn 4000,
straw -shed 00x60, poultry house 18x40, and pig
pets 'P110(8Is considerable timber on farm
Location is about• ), mile from elmrch-and
school. For fartherearth:ultimo apply oil
premiere or to ROB'P, NEW 00MBE,
Blyth Rafal 010110814 R. R. No, 2 Blyth
STOREHOIISE FOR SALE ORTORIONT.-
No. 1, Produce warehouse at Brn0sels
Station G. T. R. For perttottlars imply to
3. L Eotfla, Brussels:
46`IEDAR LAWN FARM" FOR 111010.-
The nndernigned o1ere for sale his fine
100 (oro farm, being North 11111r Lot 20; Oon, 0,
Morris towsshlp, Enron Ort. Farm is Ina good.
Mate of cultivation, Wold folioed, and hos Mit
fine brink house use ahat ant 0'5B0.Gn lawnn
earroundedyo0dar hedgenr1) 52 x00 Font
on stone foundation, Good orchard and 10
EMT. of hardwood bushy Farm leanly n mile
Prem the splendid market town of Brussels
and is l utiles Prom school, Good commun-
ity. PosReardon at once. For further pardon•
Mrs, price, terms, &a.. apply on the preinioes
or to ,JOHN MOONEY, Proprietor, Brussels
P. O.
W. H. LOVE
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
Orders promptly and case-
11111y attended to night 1)r
11117. Phone 228.
1 ETHEL, IDIVT.
�COLL�GE
AT HOME
'1'hnnsauds 01'd(lubitinua young 1 11(1
I,lo arc feet primal mg 01 then own
home!! 111(moony Inel•11(151, 11t1ntl nits its
aten0grnpnern, bookkeepers, tuleglvl'
pllors, oivii emit/anis,in root every
1 Hubert, of netivltie0, en.anay finish at
Doi logo if yo, Ho tviah, Posit Iona 5)11),-
nnteed• 1(0)lreollegea)7 81,y. Inds-
- vidunl M4111O)01( 111xpait tulthera
rttirty toles' 012(11) (512(5. Limpet
M11111044 111 01»tndn 4555,2 2.1)115(1(4•
. semen) enu•e0 ret leachers.
Affiliated with Commomcini Ednao-
tor's Association of °Annan. Sun mar
Settee] at lumens Suction Business Col-
lege, London.
Winghom Business, College
•10'eIlne,' - W. T. 1208515.
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