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F. R. SMITH
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
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• W A. LowRY loaded a car of horses
Ed Listowel on Tuesday of this week
for the .West.
ARE you reading our new continued
story? f' commencer) last week and is
• entitled l"The Wedding Eve "
HENRY KEPI lett for his home in Swift
Current, Sask , on Tuesday of this
week. going by way of Walton, He
took with him a car of hor es, house-
hold effects, etc. Mrs Keys and child
ren will follow shortly,
THE large 1200 egg incubator at the
Huron Specialty Farm was loaded on
oeration Mr. Bge er isbound t
o have
eThursday of last week and set in
early
chickens and has every facility for
taking care 0f 1118111,
Miss Gisrter, representative of the
Glenn -Charles Hair Fashion store, of
Toronto. will be at the American Hotel,
Brussels, Saturday of this week, stat
inst. She will call al residences if art
dresses are left at hotel. See advt, in
another column.
THE reenter monthly meeting of the
W..0 T U. will be held in the audience
oom of the Public T. hrart' on Ftid•'y
fternoon, Merch 27th, et 3 Ir :lock
'he topic "Purity and Moral Edn-
atintl" will be taken by Mrs. Da -k.
's'tni0 0(11ro111 w'e110me
FIRE AT '1'138 KNITTING FACTORY -
Thur.dav forenoon of last week all 01
II o'clock fire b. oke out in the picking
,room at I he rear of the Excelsior K tit
ting Fl (Amy. Fora time it looked like
a-seriouo mzt'er bar with the aid 0' a
plentiful supple of snow, a willing hunk
t brigsde, and a hand chemical troll)
M Sioclai 'o picture Theatre, ' he fir
was soon under control. The blaze was
caused by some foreign suhstsnve gel
'Reg into 'he picker sad eansing ig-
nition. The damage amounted to ahnn'
$2'e° OD end ea:. cnverrrl by in0ul•rnce,
1 h lot -rev •s 'av'n runntr•g farll blast
MAKING CG ,D PRl'GRE s -W H.
),err, Elhor of I No 1'n.T 11uirrwenl A
IV Critical (01C 14 •Un ore Ft lila) 'ass At
e Clinton Gene -al Elo.ftit41 Mr,
e)rrltas been a ,real snff• ret for Mani
ears and' rt lest to °Nees relief Irnm
s suft••rhie dee-tied open n 110.011
1•e 1 -r•' qt1 re. m,1t•h ettio'Nge and cle-
'mina,lunl 011 be part of any mee or (le
de upnrl.an °Deletion hu( Mr Ken's
my regret is 11141 he 11X1 nut calor to
is decision years ave At present he
progree,ine very s •tiefart a•il)-n •wards
1111 nen r0t02. , 5 Dad we 1 otte br
eion We • to ,.Item 10 1111.
111. 1I
ttliy - ACTING Eral
R
1. (3 LirI RARY hOCI1.^I•Y - A meel-
Of the Him -sets Continnet too School
iterary Society was held on Fiidav
of erunoa last The prpgc. Tn was of
n Irish nature, songs' and tea !legs
Bing given on that county. Rt y
-Stewart filled the pus.tion of chainmau
very rfficlentIy. Che first part of the
rooram was a debate "Resolved that
omework should he abolished," taken
art by Arl,lre Sperling and 11m Oliver
ore the affirmative and Lillrau Burgess
nd Stuart Grant for the negative II
won by the affirmative, The most
resting feature of the program was
0052108 contest in which all look
1, The word "illiterate" was acted
our scenery. A prize was given to
tie who guessed the word and the
who was farthest away from it.
e• first was won by Jack Ballantyne
Iia got as a prize "An absence from
lgebra on Monday night" anti the
her was won by Harold Work who
eceived a rattle to keep him company
luring the Latin period. Both boys
earned . greatly pleased with their
)sizes, Au excellent dialogue was
ven. and also a solo and duet. The
Iunlit was then read after which the
etieg was closed with "Gott Save
the King"
ANOTIIIR PIONEER GONE - Another
of ,`Che early pioneers of the township of
MtJCillop, in the person of William
let. Henderson, father of
Rubt.
lellslerson, of Brussels,died on
Friday, March 09111. nt the home of his
youngest son. Mr, Henderson had
been ,confined to hl: bed since last
April when he suffered a paralytic
Stroke, from which he never seemed to
,regain strength enough to leave his
bed aithoegh he regainer) all his
faculties and was always ante to :eon-
Verse wi•b )lis famil y and friends and
as able until a Week ago to keep up 1
his t'ediui; of his 'neWspanet' and
is beloved book the Bible. A week
go last ,Friday another stroke over•
ok him nerd be peacefully passed to
s promised test awweek later. Mr.
ender on wits brim nearly 93 years
pin:800118tad, coming to this country
th his p bents, brothers and sisters
Civ to years of age and took op
()fireweed tha farm uponi which
Lh
H
is wifere deceased hem
ears end he leaves to mourn
1 fetgl t children, si
IV ° eight l 71 % sons
birdie
l twit a 0ugn(ers, all of whom were Jo
fads •e at hie funeral ; the six sons
piing 840a11be.rers. The laureled took
?Jove 01) Monday of Hem IVnek, ltev.
Mr. Carswell, lis pastor, and key, Mr. '
IJatllii1; cif Senfert1r, eonIactulg the
IYervice5,
vo ROI t r
HAVE u 1 he snow off uu share
g Y
of the sidewelk 2
JOHN (ALBRAITH his disposed of his
dandy hole suel,aud pone and ou fit to
Dat. 111c t'adiah. of Wroxeter Pony
travelling istoo glow for lack
SPRING MILLINaRY - tie sdver•is•-
curnte in (Ethel to enure it may he sere
that our milliners are now ready wi'1
their Spring (lisp 4y: Following the
custom of the longer places they are
doing away with tee formal opening
this Spring. 'l hey hope that it will be
more satisfecrory w their customers as
web as to themselves.
FOR TER tVE.r.-Oe Tuesday of this
week Jar,. Baez who has spent the .pas
couple of mu tees in title heidity lett tut
Kelfield. seek , taking with him a car of
se tiers' effects, He was accompanied
by Thos. Bielbv, jr , of Morris An
other car was s0 pped to the serer
rlestinetton by Harvey McGowan and
was accompa red by Wm Clnampioe of
Morris. Mrs, McGowan, (who is a
daughter of Geo- Henderson. of ttnrri )
sacl children will remain here until the
1st of May.
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FOR RALE•-Ganeral purpose filly 8 years
old. JAs. D. MONAlu, Lot 22, Coln 18, Grey.
"hone 499
E00' Fon HATORINo,-Good tepee strain Of
White Wyendnttes Eggs 91 0' for setting of
15 JOHN MEADOW-, Bru-,BIR.
I.ADina' fur cape found last Ralurday. Es•
quire at Tau Pose,
Goren clean, two -rowed Reed barley for sale.
A'so a g0ontIty of good hay WAt MCNAIR,
Lot 11, Con 10 they. Phone 2410
A QUANTITY of gond seed barley for sale.
AOpp' to Wm, Murray, Walton Y. 0. Phone
1814,
BUY your tickets for the West from H T.
Jackson. 0. P R agent for Brueselx Settlers'
rates now in rffe•lt. B,meseekers excurvdons
every Toe•dav We Oso Arlt you a ticket to
any port of the world Full information
cheerfully given. H L JACKSON.
Eooq Fore HATCN,NG-O, A. C. strain of
littered Hocks. 750 per salting of 15
JAB. 4a111LB,
Phone 4815. R. R No. 2, Bru'arlp.
Tnoru'-bred Scotch Collie Dnp two in oath+
old for sale AnplS 00 Chas. Gros -field at. the
Boron 4prelalty Fnrnr, Brussels,
0 Goon rooms over Wlteott'a store Im-
mediate poosenslon. Apply. roller. BAERRIt
Brussels.
Gann garden with small fruito,plem,clisrly
and
ILL. Brustsels, &(., to real. Appd1Pl am !810,
HOnaa AND 00'1' Pr111 11ALM„G008 gal'den,
drlllyd well &o. For further pc•tteulartl up.
ply tt THu Enter,
1'DIOIANr Wanted Apply to
91H8 W M. '(INOLAIIL
CEDAR posts for sale 4, bend B inch cops, all
r010(85od arena Al•oancher pats el, B.
LARa,
bot 9 Cor 4 Grey'Phone, 889,
55110 GRAIN Folt 'ALN-Imprn8.4 4lbrrleo
and Goat Loop ON's and U. A U. No 21
bailey All am.d sten,. 'ted Alm mune hey
for sale. Martin M'Nnn, Lo 18 a'nn 15,.
Grey, Brusselo It It No. 2. ahem. 0818 if
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SPRING TERM OPENING -0.1 Motlda5
Ma ch 3 ,li, 1914. lie Spring 'ferns
opens at Listowel Bosiiess College
This 1, year has been thentoet succesahl
in the hieloly of the School, bout io lr
grad to the:11'end0nce of students. and
also in goals y of results ail twined
S'udents nave been registered trout
Llatoivel Arwood, Milverton, Newton,
Hunts, Hrenurr, Millbank, Breton,
t'rffer Kuhryvitle, Trowbridge, E.1111.
Hent y 1, Fuldwich, Go,rle, H1411001)n
Pelmet stow, Drat' t on, Moorefield,
Gnwausl00v11, Wallace, 'Nei 1
Clifford, E rnw•ood. Mount Purest,
Southampton. Dungannon and other
places Nearly twice as many Diplomas
have been issued by us this year kg
compared with fey preceding year, and
our grt,domes are meeting with splendid
success wherever Uny go. Ir you in-
tend to take tap special studies along
commercial litres, tau make no mistake
in entering at our Spring Opening on
March 30th ; the beat season of all the
year from a student's standpoint, is be
tore yon Far information address,
EhwIN G MA'rTHEws, Principal
CARNIVAL,- The Me-querade Carne
Val at tai- Skating rink un Wednesda
evening1
was well attended. '!'here was
a fair number of ma -treaders, a good
crowd of spectators aid the rices weie
well contested 'elle following is a her
of prize winners I --Beat dressed gent,
inn Jordan, thigh Smith 1 best dressed
lady. 1'11511 Ethel McKnight, Miss
Margaret Mt:Lauchlin ; best dressed
buy, M, Grewer, Halo cl Currie;' best
dressed girl, Inez McNichol, Meijer)
Campbell ; best dressed clown, Rent,
It yierld Birk ey, 'flies. Walker ; best
(n•es,ed clown boy, Archie Stewert,
Geo. Wilson ; oldest married couple on
Axles. A R Currie and wife; wheel
barrow race, Frank Gerry, Jno Currie ;
geut's race over 16 yeare, W. Bell ;
ladies' race over 14 rears, Miss S'e11a
Gerry t married men's race, 'Phos
Walker, Sylvester Fox; boy's race
under 16. years, Willie Harris, Harold
Ger r), Jim Oliver ; girl's race under 14
year, Dons Ross, Marguerite Wilton,
ate 1 Ross.
5 We are t1 1
o jealous when
j Y
j
girls wen girls Gases but We do orj ger
to the Dulchmnn' runnitt awn
tire boys' prize Will the amine with
please hold ep "Itis"hand. Piper Inglis
rendered a gond quality of music and
1018 of it ''rhe jud4ingwas well looked
atter by Messrs Hoeeton, of Tn'onlo,
and Lavis, of Wiugham, tyhile Robt
'trench, the genial proprietor of the
rink was here from i 1e0ivater to See
that evwlyyt111t)g went all right,,"
........'I ,.04.44:,
The MetrooIitan Bank
Capital Paid up - - • -
Camerae Fund - ' - • •
Undivided Profits - •
S1,000,0o0.00
1,250,000.00
182,047.61
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
Joint Deposit Accounts are a convenience
arranged especially for Farmers or those living out
of town. Money can be deposited or withdrawn by any
of the parties in whose names the account is opened.
51.00 OR MORE OPENS AN ACCOUNT
BRUSSELS BRANCH
F. N. Off -ROY, MANAGER
Eggs ftrfIatching
Regal Strain White Wyantl ttes
PelleNoe. Nt . 1 & 2 consist of 12 pullets
iu each, selected from a flock of 80 and
mated with a cork bird turd cockerel
front 220 and 212 egg record hetes.
Pens Nus. 3 & 4 ransist of 12 pul-
lets 111 each, selel'lid from balance of
my stock and tented with cork bird
acid cockerel from 200 and 1118 record
hens._
Provincial farm Strain of
Bred to lay Barred Rocks
Two pens -24 selected pullets -front
flock of 100 and united with 2 cocker-
els of heavy laying gonias.
Eggs per setting of 18
Pen 1 White Wyaidotles ......,.. $2 511
Pet 2 o tt 2 011
Pen 8 22 ., 1 611
/ (1 (0
Pen4 1 )
Pelle Balled ROCKS 1 UO
75% fertility and square dealueran-
6 guaran-
teed.
teed. Only is limited quantity nl
Wyandotte eggs for sale up to May 1•
Riverside Farm
Phone 66 or 24.18 R. THOMSON
Brussels.
SPRING Flir will be held In CIi11 on 11
1' ttie-(len• Ap (1 god
'I RR •eguier meeting of the Brassies
Braurh• of the 4C omen's L,otnn•8 wll1
be hell) In the Public Lit/retie oro Fr 5(11 y
af'rrn•,on nt his week eommene:ng NI
2 3o 'cluck, The still a wt,l be "Thr
choice a' companions” end tart be dealt
tai 11 by Rev. A J. Mann, Don't for
get ' he Owe.
COUR-F, CONCF.R'l'.-The Public
Lib a y Bnlrrd ann'uocrs n (itemize in
date of teedr last concert ill the Course,
to 'Thursday, the 2nd Ap' 11 Definite
arraugemrms have been 00mplele(1 tor
this date and the program •+'ill be sup•
plied by The Sherlock Concert Party, of
Toronto, ander the du;eetioil of 1
Vi Sherlock. famous t'•roughnut Caneda
as the leerier of the Sherlock Male
Qu ,rterte Fell announcements will be
marls next week.
I HE SEVENTEENTH -A large audience
ewe -ended Irl hr T011001 room of the
Mei limbs! chervil on Tuesday earning
, carnia emirate the birth of Ps•rick
he Pa rain Sa nt of the Emerlyd Isle
The ,w m' was ctecerated to keeping
01111 11r'meea4(0(e mllelt green being in
• valence TM- paw or. Rev Mr girth,
tee up ed 'Ile elln' and lonolutrd the
0u'len 111101 grro lam ; Ills om nt rl S
Garter ; chills MHO'S address ; s 1 o` 'i'I'he
woari' 01 ilio oteeu Mee 8 G W11
0011 ; reodnlg, B, F Carr , chorus,
'Sonne d 15 I'll wander !seek." Ladles ;
address, 'St Petrick," Rev A
'Tann ; sol, F H. Gilroy ; •riidi''g
"1 mmy Banter and the •wl" Mrs •
l(il•t S reclean ,nuttrq, ,
tee, Gu,
d
hre MaVnurpeen" Myssrs• Iscksou,
Prone, Gluey atld Hunter Ins; tt-
tneetal, H L and Mrs leckson ;
diattlgue ' How site trued tem"; eel
dress, "An L sl•man's drawback is lois
own comer." 13 S Scott ; level iug
chorus At the conclus•on of the ern
gran) Irish' refreshments in the form 01
po,a'ues• peas and ,leen jell) were
slaved by the young 'tidies 15110 looked
5,"yeh+rming iu their green hostels
and , eck haws The entertainment was
°enrole eeft a success and he neat stem
0' $23 011 will be added to 'lie neaser).
R'A111AL RAILWAYS DEPUTATION -
Atrangenien a have been made lir a
Item deputation of tine Gir81 Water-
ways and Rediel Rather", Umo0aio be
heard by the Federal G •vernment et
OI I awa on l'tursdey 1411rei1 26,11 The
drpn'a'ion will atm to empisullze the
advisability of the Geyerrme,t g,ving
to the Hideo Electric Power Com-
mission a greeter steeply of e,eclr(101
energy in 1 lie Melons z •ne and that the
full h'uus rd $6 400 per utile to electric
reilweY
s in Ontario
) Lantit1
weed by lie
Power Commission, he grained h
will be premed out stet $2T3 , 00,000
end land equal •O the whole of the
Maritime Provinces, hes been given in
grants to 11(08te veIW y cemeteries ;
that the people had ready hull) the
0(11(88314 but they didn't own them ;
11181 Hie census returns 'how 96,noo
lees people on the land in Ontario then
ten tears before resin ing lat•gel5 item
want of pin/11•r11 Irsnsnor'a'ion, 'rhe
9110>0ion c1 )tnprl ving the St, Lawrence
River t0411 Ocean walerWey will also he
presented, 'Plte i,, putanon will show
that if thio is done from four to wic
milliol hors. pnwer of elec'ric &nervy,
having value f a' beamed the cost of the
improvement of the St. Lawrence• wilt
be developed In that way the Erslern
seeing) of Ontario will be greatly bene•
fitted and when this scheme is stens
pushed urat'ioellY the whole r'f Owerio
will be served in en ideal manner by
the 1-i0dlxi 8lectrie Power Conlrnfeeinu I
10 iit urged that every' mtillripnlity in
rte Province he represented in the
rlrptttet'oli The • rellwav 1.5160 10
Ottawa will he single tare, pits lwetily.
five tents, good going On Mitten 2411
or 25117' and returning tip to end in
eluding the 07th A atwitter of dele-
lt0008 (row We legality will attll,l.
a16101201(M•
People We Talk About
Mr Fi,zeerald, of Linwood, MIS a
visitor 111 tow, over Seeder.
Miss L vis and Ernest Rozell, of
Clinton, Sundered f town,
Mrs. Angu Shaw has neureed from
A vwith t LisiI INeeds al'London
Miss Bea lice Harris was home over
Sundae from the Stratford Collegiate.
Miss Lou Du•nford, of Toronto, Is
visi'ing at 'hr parental bonne ID town.
Mies LnnieThompson, 'of Henhive, is
learning the millinery at Mi s Inman's
Allan Menne who is attending the
Weeds (ck College was home over Sun -
Mies M elc1Inrran of Lurknow. was
he Burst of MINS Vines Bowm n for a
few days
Barrister W. M Sinclair st'eided the
Hrdtee R nliel meeting at Stratford last
F, i(lay evening
(3ear,r A Brs' hes been under the
demo's ear, during the bast week from
411 int Reit of pleurisy
111r and 1 rs He'eher, of Monkton,
w e''r vigilo•s at titehnnle of 1 T, and
Mrs Ross Iss' week.•
N •11 send "die R rho of ter line Morris
new Iilurvalr, Weer 2141,0111 s1 their
Uncle Fors) rh', las Thar -d y
'Phos. Aint-y of Lis'ueel, was re
'owing old erg' laill' mice: in town neer
Sunday He )vee (t fernier resident.
Oliver Qyerin and family removed
from town 'his week to Berlin where
Ih• Qiierin h,1ld' a gond pn.ition
Mrs. R D. Cameron, and M's Dr.
'-ponce. of Ler•lo ow, w•e'2' auto's on
The sdsv last wit Mts, F H R' ro
W. t• and Mrs. V o Mixer, of G ohs
111 , n•ere 500(1 5 0t b�lelv,ne manse with
ev A. J and Mrs Mann, for several
dRays Mann,
Arnim McKenzie, of Clin'on, son in-
let), of George Crooks is i11 with 'Sen+id
fever but is doing as well as can be ex
rcted
A nurse has come to wait on Mrs T.
Leckie, who ha been very- ill at her
n 1
(time here We h speedycon
opt E t a .pec ,
valeacence,
Miss Belle Roble of Est line M •tris, is
spending a week with her cousin M'ss
Annabel) Forsyth. She is a welcome
visitor,
The STANDARD BANK of CANADA
STATEMENT
COYPENSED
Dominion Government, 31st Jan,, 1911
LIABILITIES
Ca ital
Reaperve Fund, Surplus Profits. $2.
2 860,240.00
and Rebate of Interest on
Billedi.eounted , . 3,901,434.57
Dividends ,
Note, in Circulation . 2,65292,64300579.23
Deposita , , 35,018,592,10
Due to Banka I, 115,535.51
Acceptances under Letters of
Credit 108,96837
From Report to
RESOURCES
Cash on hand and in Central
Gold Reserve and Nota and
Cheques of other Bank. , $7,915,545.95
Government Deposit to secure
Circulation , • 130,000.00
Due by Banks , . 610.623.02
Government, Municipal and
other Debentures . . , 2,540,277:52
Call Loans on Bonds, etc. , 2,659,645,86
Assets immediately available $ 13,856,092.35
Loans and Discounts 30,664,507.41
Liability under Letters of
Credit per Contra 108,968.37
Bank Premises, Freehold
Head Office and Branches 1,053,505.51
Other Assets . . . . 66,919.14
$45,749.992.78
$45,749,992.78
Carl Holmes; of Toronto,ntoihas heror
n
spentlitte sevelltl dais el the paer1n01
home here. He holds a position as
druggist in ,hr
Sylvester Fox and family have re-
Inrtned to town and nave -raked tip
IaI
d neemII a house recently vacs et
by 51. H. Mu ole
R. M. Siucien hate 'rimed tete vom-
forc4hle house on '('11rnhrrre street
South, beluuging to Miss Kelly and has
got 11(8(112 sell led this week
Miss Vine I3uwman is away to O 'awa
on a month's vacation. She accom-
panied her father., Jas Bowman, 141 P ,
who was home' from the Cepilnl over
Seedily.
Mrs. 1' Weddup Eitel gretelsou park
M, F olden, wen has been risn111Q a the
home of MIS 1 Dawning tar tee D•+s(
month, returned to their come in Leal i•
sae on 'Tuesday
Miss Emma Mat Edr ands• of Gerrie,
niece of Gen Ed wet d- and Mesrinmes pit so i,E,-Hunge n'd Lot at tinted on 1,04
Heber and DCII of t"wn, w8a mart, (1 1 Gun I, (4r'y House is se -x 80 (t.
on Wtdotsd yur this week to Mr Der (01 bb•18x54 With l4 lam,e air land Or Will
DIED
Aat seiemeG -I, Grey nn Match 17th, George
A r nwtnm u, acrd 90 rests.
Mao -In Grey tow tulip, on March Beth,
Weenie Kung, aged 80 yelure 12118 10
months
a c t A
U TON SALES
TUr0DAY, MA i011 24811 -Farm stools bu.
1 Ito ,r r 1Morris.l
e mel t e .ort 08 (Jon, 8, 0
p �
I
Aol, Il,'ew •I d of 1O'2.SON. o R• floors,
6nrat ,eel• B ST 0(014 21ON, Prpprltonic
W IipN n'nAY MAI(°a 25.-Fllrel ator•Ir. 1m•
elements &c. , xyf Lar 27,1 inn 8, Morris etvp.
Hale nen:nervl'd at 1 p. m. James .Ireland,
Prop, F 1.1 Scott, Aue.
TH0110008, AIANCH 2880,, -Farm, Rt0e11, flee
elements, &o , et Lot 98, Coll 9. Morris. Sale
nnrearrv'd 821 O'01nek. F H. 90011, a00111011-
eer. ,Tnlll.'0 FPIgohorpnn, Prnprletnl
Fi'1RAy 5'Am n 211w - F,on1, (trek, Im-
plsmr nts, &r , et WM 1 nt 22 lion 11, Wiry
Hale un,e-el veil at 1 o'el' eke F H• 4cott,
nuotiuneer J,ti13 Gormlitz, P, oprietor,
The
People's
Column
11ng Ili 131/1.1 in 1096111\ • I Hot ,u1,dI it nllhanl Nrd
JOHN Wtel(ttli,
lolls Ferguson 19 SWAY lo, Mcipsrr al un 132•11,16121.
au noting Nits week H•e, with a party
of others from this sec'iOn wa, the Ine•k'
recipient of a complimentary trip
deemed by he C 9 R
flak site Clot dr I,eekie, '1 the ')',ren
or U•11versi'y and Bob Wer wk. 511,1 1-
attending the School 4.1 Prac tea
Science in the Qnrri City, were home
for several rico s during the p 1st wrt
BORN
HSNGRTON,-I, tlntlnnk, Sank.. 0,1 Friday,
(Unroll 6th, 1914 to Mr. and Mrs. ('horlle
24 Meet on, c daughter. I Marguere+te
Lorelne.)
MOALLIlPRa -Lr Grey on Mn' els 1111,, to 1)1r
a, d urs, Rnbrrt MCA latter, n daughter
blooms -In llouieon; Hank., nn March 9th, to
Mr. end Mrs. D. H Moore, a eon (John
Kenneth 1
MICIIRL.-In Grey-. on March 18. to "511. and
M rS W111. Michel, a daughter.
NICHOL -1,1 Morris on Marelr 7111, 10 Mr. and
Mrs E l wit rd Niehol, R daughter.
Penmen -In Grey, on ttareh5th. to Mr. and.
Erg, Lloyd Porter, n daughter.
MARRIED
SELLERS -comp -At the hone of the bride's
DAroptN, Morris, o, Wedneedey, Motel, 11
by Rov 1 E tlootre, Mr John Heller%,
of Me0'ej8W. HNNI6, to Miss Florence,
daughter of W.3, and Mre, Hooch.
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WE are now ready with a chiice selection of Trim-
m(d H us, includitrg Ladies', Misses' and Child-:
ren's, also a varied assortment of 'Untrimmed Shapes.
The small lust in the Derby Sailor, Minerva Helmet,
NoPut.1ebo narrow • n I
Oblong bin, 11lid the $ b( use wilhtlaul w atm and
High 11.0re, when appruprilllely trimmed and skilfully
posed, would befit any lady.
Beautiful Flowers, also Ribbons in Mohw, Rental'
Stripe 101111 00111011 111 all the new 811.11140 of Blue, Ma-
hogany, Violet, 0itron, Tang° and Rnso (1n1s..
It is a showing that will intertest you and priers afford
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AU "TION HALE OF FA11A1 STOOK, IM-
P1,10414Nrs,&0 -11' 4, smut, A1totonlrel•,
hen betel l nptenored by the undersigned 10e01
by public au,tlon Nt Lot 25, lion. e,
Morris, on The r'dny, onn'eh 20, at 1 Chili„al, the
collo 1 tog vxlna1'o prop. rly l-1 mare 9'yrars
Old ,11th 1.1x1, to W. Johnstown Perellerbn
ho••+e, 1 Marx 8 yearn old with f1.111 to W.
.lohu'ton's Pereheron horse. 1 dolt Gelding
rising 8 years by BO Tsar, 1 colt (gelding ri•ing
2 Yaws 117 11111 1,2111. 1 2.011 Gelding Tilling 1 rl,xr.
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unh nthe 1m, 1 driving horse 0 yanre old, t
00 nal Ye let Ian 0 of axle,
1 melt dux to entre in July, 4 stearo rising 2
years old 4 heifers r•i•ing •t vests old 5 BnlveR,
lcow due tx calve 20th April, 1 saw with 0 of
litter 5 weeks old, 1 anw whit 11 of litter 4
weeks old, 18 slur a hoes, alma. 80 hens, about
15 onloules 001)0'•0 1 Mes-ev-Ber'is binder 7 ft.
out, I aes,P-Finru+' mower 0 ft nut, 1 Deer-
ing4lorse rake, 1 trnrlr wegen, 1 high wagon,
10 -fl hxy reek, 1 grovel box, 1 set sleighs and
bulks, t Mas-ev•Fla rria entiveto,, t din) har-
row 1 Ant iron hn rrnwn. 1 Perrin sidtlg p111W.
1 Fleury plow No 2r, 1 Oolnmon plow, 2 MAC:
Dtow, 2 8(2111.10, 1 Ohstham•fenning 01111
with bagger. 1 hblssey-Barris 15 -hoed slim.
drill, 1 land roller, 1 ten baggy, 1 Portland
cutter, trout pallier, 1 Oonitrl cream sella, ut-
ter. 1 Flemlltmt inr•nhator and brooder, I
Dslry Chitin), 1 coal henter hays hu•nsr. 1
set 1, r
Nordh»€mss piano a m t 180 bushel seed
barley, quantity of mixed ,rr•,in, 95 etity of
hay, quantity or limber net scantling -4Nl
without roser90 nes p^nprietnr has rented IIIA
farm Terms :-A 1l sums or 951(0 And' under
°Rei 1 over *het 01001111118 mmn•ho credit given
on tirrni'hine nnnrov.d joint notes. '4 per
cent off for earth on er'•d It amounts,
,TAMES FARQUHAHBON,
Proprietor
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4• tidy'. for einlgbs taint 1.111(18, -4
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• the sale of It to far exteerd all of •
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4 glee Pellet, sat :fluilion 111' money •
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4 in a full 4-om,,i t latae larger •
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shite hoz Terms. 91,00 tote (1512 et time of
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miry. Limo ROBERTSON,
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AtTOTION HA LB OF FARM RTO('K iM•
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27111 at I &Hoe . the f Bowing 1 yobl, prom
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foal to Iiip heavy draft borne Telentilu, 1
heavy draft Gelding r1-11,10 8 year, old broken
street by 8411011 Flfx. 1 •Ir1Ving 0111y rl lagg 8
years old broken, 1 heavy ,t.ei( filly tesla
7580 vwaw old b' °kenn Aired by Boron BIOS 1
hes vy draft fielding ri-i.ng two yearn old sired
by Hopewell I Monty dram Gelding Habig 1
year old sired M. Be. on Wools, 8 now•B in colt
ferrety now 8 8trerw rising 2 years old,-,•(
heifers rising years old I steer rlptng 1 year
old, 4 heifersrising j year+olrl, 1 brood 4.101 111
Mg 0 Digs 8 months -old, n natality of Slack
kfino co hens 8 tilern•ne rnos'e-s, 1 No 9
Frost & Wood binder 0 f tot out with sheet
carrier and truck 1 11exw el.l aim wet, l Massey.
Harris 1l -hoe drill end ouUtdvnl or orm'rLned, 1
Dnortn In rake 1 sal roller 1 watkdn'
1,1 ,9,11lnok 11,100 gene plow 1'000 diamond
hu• •nW1, t ori inn( 1 la nhn'•wagmn 2 1-t Inch
tire), 1 wagon 0.11 w,rh'lletvl lig+ t hay reek,
I grnval box tGlinfutung mill, l tin
b 1 set 0t hoh•sle(gtonlls, 1 Idnn hug1(, 1cutaperg
hetam,,v, 1 ?mottle! nutter, 1 cutter 1'014, 1 ,•0011
Inuttier, 1 grindstone, 1 bidder, I set of team
n u• nese 1 set of Aingle'Imr„eso 200 bu.hele of
(Sold Drop seed 0015, n quantityf mixed
groin. 18•horse evens•, 2.805 of dmthletrees, 2
neniryokes, a 1lnnnher of grain hers, 1 hag
trn••k, I ensilage fork, 1 garden ,•oke, 1 Dnlpy
0(15012702 Nntim,nl ••rsnm separator near-
ly new, 1 Oxford Olmnm••Ilor klerhen range,
1 heating stove 1 09.11” Ilan melte can nearly
nsw n monitor of miler pails, (donna, forks,
sov0ies, hoes. and mammas ertlole8 Sale
,rlthont reserve an the proprietor hes rent-
ed 1113 farm, 'terms All 001118 of 95.00 and
ands• enah ; n7er. that nnn,unt 8 mo'ith,'
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Advance showing of Sprhig Coats and
Suits. Newcolors and i05v styles. . We
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