The Brussels Post, 1916-1-27, Page 4roods tot
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27. 19:6
COUNTY rY WA AUXILIARY
RY
Pooldop on at Dunton Meeting
Huron County decided to form a stew
euxillatyat'a well.repreeented meeting
of citizens of all classes and from almost
• all the menleipalities of the County,
•which was beta in the Council Chamber
at Clinton, Tuesday afternoon of last
week. Capt. Windeyer, Toronto, gave a
Weld address and told of the success of
the auxiliaries in his district and the
meeting was nuanimoos in decidingto
form what will be known as the Hron
C ut
1)u v War Auxiliary,.
The aim is to have every man, woman
and chill
n 1 .i n the County meither a me•
bet of the auxiliary or an enlisted man.
`Thi•, auxiliary will have eve,y;hing to do
with the assistance to be given the bat-
talion to be formed in throne and will
be a medium through which the most
careful consideration is to be given oche
boys from Haroo, and well as all
county interests Capt. Windeyer sats
this organization is not only for the time
of the war, bot for many years after the
war, in order to deal with matters that
neer Consideration,
Lists are to he tabulated showing the
standing of every sound man of military
age, and the local auxiliary in each
municipality will assist in securing re -
crusts as last as possible. The speaker
referred to the fact that up to the
present the women bad been defog most
of the patriotic work an 1 thought the
time had come when the men must do
their bit in whichever way they can,
even though, as in many cases, it means
a sacrifice of business interests as well
as the ,evering of family lies. But the
call is urgent, the crisis is here. and it is
a time of sacrifice on the part of all,
At the conclusion of bis address a
hearty vote of thanks was tendered to
Capt. Winri yer, Following officers
were elected ;— Hocorary President Dr,
W, ]I R Holmes, Goderich ; president,
W. se done, Clinton 1 Vice -Presidents,
Rev. O Potheringliam. Goderich ; Peter
peon, Belgrsve; J. Reld, Seaforth 1
Rev McL. Smith, Hensall 1 Secretary-
rl'•easttrer, D. L, Macpherson, Cliatoo,
Municipality representatives — Gode-
ricb, C. A Reid, F R. Hodgens; Clin-
tnn, G. D. Mc'l'aggart, A. '1'. Cooper ;
Wingbam, F. J. Groves W. F, Van -
stone; Blyth, Rev. (i. lewitt, Lux Hill;
Bayfield, Dr, Woods, George Lindsay ;
'Brussels, Geo. Muldoon, Rev. D. Wren ;
Wroxeter, W. McKercher, R. Black ;
jiensall, G, C. Petty, J, Moore ; Exeter,
Rev. D. W. Collins, L H, Dickson ;
Ashfield, Rev. M. Hardy ; Hohnesville,
Rev. McCormack; Colborne, M. Young,
lt?. Kernighan ; Goderich township,
James Sterling, W. Woods ; Grey, Joho
MacDonald, jos. Whitfield ; Hay, Dr.
Mckinnon, Dr, Ca upbell ; Howick, S.
Ferguson, R Wedgar ; Hullett, R.
Clark, W. H. H. Hill ; McKillop, Jas.
Dorrance, R. Scarlet; Morris, R. Proc-
ter, W. Laidlaw ; Stanley, J. McNaugh-
ton, J H. Reid ; S'ephen, Herbert Eit-
her, Rev. S. Jeffers n ; Tuckersmith, H.
Crich, Rev. J. Are ''d ; Turoher,y. J.
Tindal, S Mines ; Usborne, Rev. Dr,
Fletcher, W. D. Medd : East Wawa -
nosh, J. •Currie, M. Lockhart ; West
Wawanosb, W: Bailey, Dr. Case,
East Wawanosh Council
The first meeting of the Council for
fere was held on Jan. loth. the members
being J. N. Campbell Reeve, and Mes-
ars. Buchanan, Currie, Irwin and Mc-
Gowan Councillors, who were all
present. Having each sevrral'y sub-
scribed to the statutory declarations of
qualification and of office, the minutes
of December meeting tors were read
and confirmed.
Currie—Irwin—that Wm. Wigbtmau
be re -appointed Assessor at a salary of
$68.00, this amount to iuclude postage
and also equalizing the police village of
Manchester, J. W. Bone and John S.
Scott were re -appointed Auditors of
Township accounts and J. Gillespie
member of the Local Board of Health.
Seven copies of the Municipal World
was ordered for use of the Council,
Clerk and Treasurer, $5 0o was grant-
ed, on motion of Irwin and Currie, in
aid of the Children's Aid Society Huron
Co. Following accounts Here paid:—
';, he Municipal World, election supplies
and express charges, $6 94 ; The Muni-
cipal World, subscription to paper, $5.75;
Treasurer of Turnberry settlement of
Boundary dsry line
account
$57.25;
Blyth
Stands d, balance of printing contract,
ballots, etc., $31.12 ; P. McGlynn, error
in dog tax, $Loo ; J. MoCluchey, error
in dog tax, $1,00 ; A Porterfield, salary
as Clerk is rgr5, $140.00, postage and
stationery, $t5,00 ; A. Porterfield, ex
penes of Nomination and Election,
$64,00 ; Geo. M. Elliott, Secretary of
Children's Aid Society, $5,00, On
motion of Currie—McGowan Council
adjourned to meet Monday, Feb. 7th.
A. Poitreernten, Clerk,
Turnberry Council
Minutes of Council meeting held in
Bluevaie on Monday, Jan. Loth. Mem-
bers all present, After making their
declaration of qualification and office,
the members resumed their regular busi-
cess with the Reeve in the chair. Mimi
teaof the last regular meeting and of
Nomination meetings were read and
Adopted. The following By'Laws were
regularly
passed. Na, r --Appointing
the whole Council Road Commissioners.
No. s --Appointing Robt. Black and B.
Cruikshanks Auditors, and that they
meet at Treasurer's office and commence
their duties on Jau, 19th, at a, m.
No,,3—Appointing Wm. S. King, As-
seseer for this year. No.4—Appointing
Wm. H. Cruikshanks, a member of the
feectl Board of Health. Reeve and Mr,
Belt were appointed to look after the
family of H. Calvert, Winghem Town
Plot, Following acccunts were passed
trod cheques issued :—M, J. Smith, rent
of hall. $2,0o ; McKinnon Bros, gravel-
ling, $1.35; L. A, Grisdale, groceries,
$7.113 T. A. Mellean,'coai, 184 to ; Rae
& Co„ nog, $4.00 ; 3. A. Stewart,
Boundary a0c0uut $8 38 ; F Guttridge,
tile account, $41,55 ; Chas. Button, Cul -
rose boundaryr,.attoount, $42.35 ; Ad-
Yenee printing, $7 00; 3, Porter, Dep,
Returning colter, $ro,00 l A. McPher-
son, Dep, Returning officer, $10.01 D
le Wrt'iaee,a D, p. lteturniug I fficer,
10 00 P tot 1).B
'$ Power, R O n
t,Mead
I D. audseppliee, $s3.5s; I k' R"wland,
Brussels 't'eleplume, $56 6s); Jus. Mc-
G'ynat, sheep killed by dogs, $9 34.
va 115.
Next meeting of Coltncll will be held
in Bluevele on Monday, Feb.. 7th, at
p
Late M. Y. Mclean.
Seaforth lees( ono of its oldest and
foremosteitizene in the death of M.
V, McLean, editor and proprietor of
the Huron Expositor, early Wednes-
day morning of last week, as the re -
suit of heart -failure. He had attend-
s to business as meal t' day.pre-
vious, Mr. McLeanswas the
years
ago in Dumfries, Waterloo County,
settled in Seafoeth when quite a
nuan filled all lilt. nim pose
p osi-
young 1 P
Wens , from school trustee to 1puyoe,
and for 40 years had been a gnidicg
personality in .ptrltlic affairs through
the Huron district, He was educated
at A.yr and learned the printing trade
in Paris, O,tt,
His gift as a writer, with his know-
ledge of moral and political issues,
made him a powerful agent in the
moulding and exposition of opinion.
With his voice and with his pen he
was influential in affairs of church and
state.
He ably reix'esentetl South Huron
first in the Provincial Legislature
and afterwards for two parliamentary
terms at Ottawa. He was a Liberal
in politics, and a man of strong in-
dividuality, independent, andoutspok-
en, He approached public issues with
a wholesome, democratic insight that
gave weight and interest to his words.
He will be specially missed by the
members of Seaforth Presbyterian
Church, where he was a pillar, having
been an elder for many yeats, also
chairman of the board of mane ersfor
a long term and holding this office at
the time of hie death.
A widow, five sons and one daugh-
ter, Mies Sarah Belle, et home, are left
to mourn thein toes,
2 entice Avtbur and Hoberteon, are
with tate onion. each holding a lieutett•
aney, Beeldee these there are W. D.
McLean, resitting In Edmonton : John
in leeward. Seek. l and Reith, his
father's associate in the Expositor of-
fice.
Funeral took place :Monday after-
noon.
A Rallying Song
Dedicated to the 16Ist Huron
Battalion
Rally round the colors boys,
Hear the bugle call
Huron's sons must ever be
Heroes one and all ;
Theirs to write a glorious name
High in History's hall of fame.
Rally round the dear old flag,
Rise, like men ; be strong,
Bookie well your armour, on
To avenge the wrong;
Britain's sons will never slack.
Till they save the Union Jack.
Rally round the colors boys,
Since the dawn of time ;
No crusader ever fought
For aught so sublime ;
Better death amid the strife
Than a base and selfish life.
Rally round your sovereign boys
In the victors sheaf ;
With the rose and fieur-de-lls,
Twine the maple leaf.
Those who fell amid the fray.
From far Flanders call today.
Rally round the Empire boys,
This your valiant boast ;
By the power of Him who died
Smite the savage host,
Until wars forever cease
And He reigns, whose name is Peace.
H. Isabel! Grabens
THE OTHER SIDE DF THE CASE
DEAR SIR,—To those who read the
report of the MaLauchlin vs. Grant
casein your recent issue, the follow-
ing facts may be of interest. It is
with no small measure of reluctance
that 1 here state a few of the ugly
facts in connection with the case and
had I been given the privilege of re.
futing these statements et the trial I
would certainly
not have ant ',gto
say now,
However as I am only doing what I
am bound to accept as a duty that has
been hanging over me for months I
have no excuses to metre. in the writ-
ten judgment the following appears :
Defendant also swears that he said
to the plaintiff "Scott is here with a
surrender of Lease and that the best
thing the could do, give it up, as Mrs.
Sellars used us decent." Plaintiff
said in reply:—"Strike him to knock
of default i1) sowing agrees seed" and
the defendant said "he would try—,"
He also swears that plaintiff ordered
him to do the beat he could and sign
the surrender and that he 'phoned him
the next morning and the plaintiff
seemed satisfied. Whether he told
hits he had signed the surrender or
had promised to do so makes little if
any difference, the main point being
that plaintiff appeared to be perfectly
satisfied that a surrender should be
made, nor do I see how the plaintiff
can now complain.
As to the 'phoning the next morn-
ing it was I who did it to find out le
Grant signed "any papers' without
firatletting us know the particulars
as he had volunteered to do.
This he did not do until atter he had
signed the surrender, as the "any
papers" turned out to be, and then
only by stating that he had not signed
but had prnrnised to do so and this
only when I called him on the 'phone
as stated above. Scott having order-
ed myself and two sons oil the Sellars
farm that morning fraying "We
do not recognize you in the lease at
all and you have no business here, get
off the place and stay off."
It is surprising how these mighty
then can wasp things to suit them.
selves end to keep down the poor fel-
low who ie endeavoring 10 get on to
tetra firma, That I was satisfied must ,
have appeared very evident since
took the fleet train to Wirtgbam to
find ant f,
nm sn(tcit
n
what
t z
should do in the eironutetiances.
Yours Truly,
N. S. MCLAuostbtn,
in the statements of the defendant
Grtaut fl'ont Lite words "Scott 18 here
—to sign the snr'rendet" there is not
one word of tenth es witnesseth the
following who were present and
heard everyword that was said,
J OIiA' R. M OLAUGHLI N,
THOS. E. MOLAUGHLIN,
N. $.:IOLAVcnLIN,
Brussels, January 19th, 1910.
Howick Council
The Council elect for the Township
of Howick for . the year 1916 met at
the Township Hall, Gorrie, at 11 a. r1).
on Jan, 10th, pursuant to Statute,
Eech Counriline took the necessary
statutory declarstien of (fore and
qualification as follows :— Rueben
Hardin e
Harding, Reeve ; Petr F. Doig,
Deputy Reeve ; Jatitee Armstrong,
Wm. J. Spotton and Joseph William-
son, Ouuncillors. Reeve took the
chair. Minutes of last meeting were
read and on motion Doig and Spotton
were adopted.
MRS. CLAYTON'S LETTER
To Run -Down Nervous Women
Louisville, Ky.—"I was a nervous
wreck, and in a weak, run-down con-
dition when a friend asked me to try
Vino]. I did so, and as a result I have
gained in health and strength. I think
Vinol is the best medicine in the world
for a nervous weak, run-down system
and for elderly people."—Mrs. W. C.
CLAYTON, Louisville, Ky.
Vinol is adelicious cod liver and iron
tonic without oil, guaranteed to over-
come all run-down, weak, devitalized
conditions and for chronic coughs, colds
and bronchitis.
F. R. SMITH, Druggist, Brussels
FRUIT, 'THE GREAT
PHYSICIAN
Healing Fars of Fruit Proved
by °Fralta•tl►es"
The simple Juices of apples, oranges,
Aga and prunes, when ttansforined3nto
`Fruit-a-tives' will relieve diseases of
the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Skin.
The truth of statement has been
proved in thousands of oases of.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver,
ContiPat
Iont Kidney and Bladder
Troubles, Skin Diseases, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and Chronic Headaches.
The enormous sales of rust-a-tivest'
are the best proofs of the value of
this fruit medicine.
500 a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 26(s.
At dealers or sentpostpttid'onxeceipt of
price by Fruit-a-tivea Limited, Ottawa.
Moved by Williamson and Doig
that the Council procure six cnpies of
the Municipal World for their use.
Carried, Moved by Spolton and
Doig that the Council go into Com-
mitee of the Whole to regulate salaries
and appoint office's for the present
year, with Councillor Armstrong in
the chair. Carried.
The Committee rose and reported
prngress as fnllnwe : Salaries, TIeas-
urer, 5110.00, $5 Se extra for State.
ment ; Clerk, $800.00 and 540.00 for
postage ; Auditors, 515 00 each ; Medi-
cal Health Officer, 860.00 ; Caretaker
of Township Hall, 8586.00 ; Collector,
EIGHTY-FOURTH
ANNUAL REPORT
The Bank of Nova Scotia
Capital Paid -Up, $6,500,000 Reserve Fund, $12,000,000
PROFIT AND LOSS
Balance Dec, 31st, 1914 $201,057 84
Net profits for year, losses by bad debts estimated and
provided for ' 1,220,057 15
$1,421,114 99
Dividends for year at 14% $910,000 00
War Tax on Circulation to December 3lst, 1915„ . , , . , , 65,000 00
Contribution to Officers Pension Fund 50,00000
Balance carried forward December 3: st, 1915 396,114 99
$1,421,114 99
RESERVE FUND
Balance December 3rst, 7974 $12,000,000 00
Balance forward December 3tst, 1915 $12,000,000 00
GENERAL. STATEMENT AS AT DECEMBER 31st, 1918
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in $ 6,500,0oo oe
Reserve Fund 12,000,000 00
Balance of Profits, as per Profit and Loss
Account 396014 99
Dividends declared and unpaid 228,602 so
Notes of the Bank in circelation.... ... , •t 28$tg,ts4,717 49
Deposits not bearing 7,154.4 5
Interest $18,164,057 4r
Deposits bearing interest,
including interest ac-
crued to date 58,644,2 to 47 76,808,167 88
96Balances dug to other Banks in Canada.,. 83,13 9, ,fl56 t6
Balances due to Banks and B:tekin Cor-
respondents r 3 44
respondents in the United Kingdom . , , 7o,So4 63
Balances due to Banks and Banking Cor-
respondents elsewhere than in Canada
and the United Kingdom S1t,33t 7t
Acceptances under Letters of Credit
Current Coln $5,x,2,595 xi
Dominion Notes 12282,463 75
Notes of other B ,
anks 887,810 93
Cheques on othcr'llanlcs 4,626,884 99
Balances due by Banks and Banking Correspondents in
thenit 1
U ed {mg , dom and sterling exchangeu
2,036,992 34
BaBalances1
due by Banks and Banking Correspondents
elsewhere than in Canada and the United Kingdom2,936,554 87
27,782,305 09
Deposit in the Central Gold Reserves t,75o,000 00
Dominion and Provincial Government securities, not ex-
ceeding market value r,6t6,5oo 5o
Canadian municipal securities and British, Foreign and
Colonial public securities other titan Canadian, col
exceeding market value
Railway and other bonds, debentures and stocks, not
exceeding market value
Demand loans in Canada secured by grain and other
staple commodities
Call and demand loans elsewhere than in Canada
ASSETS
84,984,375 94
1,5,374 20
$104,244,467 63
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3,447,537 20
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4,507,958 63
7,t30,389 55
7,731,849 17
Call and demand loans in Canada secured by bonds, de- 53,966,540 14
bentures and stocks 6,o23,g2t o6
Deposit with the Minister of Finance for the purposes 01 59990,461 zo
the circulation fund
Loans to governments and municipalities
Other current loans slid discoatits in Canada (less rebate
ofinterest) •, 34,012,487 49
Other current loans and discounts elsewhere than in
Canada (less rebate of interest) 6,30,,.6 43
la tittles of Customers under Letters of Credit, as per
contra 135,374 20
Overdue debts, estimated loss provided for 148,297 71
Bank Premises at not more than cost, less amounts
written off 2,543,515 87
Real Estate other than Bank Premise h • 316,000 00
Other assets not included in the foregoing 78,0$6 99
$104,244,4663'
Jcf11N Y, ('AYZANT, President, B. A, RICIIARDSON, General Manager.
AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE
I accordance with theprovisions of sub•secd,gab ab otseeton 56 of the nnuk Art, ,9,3,;'•o tend fellows,
We have confined the book( and Accounts of the nbner l Monager s nls ani der rr,tlsed .'•amu
,eeeived f ode the t and and the aboveseat incnt, wld,h iv 111 accordent c thereon, Is in on opinion
pp tpelly d a n lip so at to oxhf It a Itt and reel view aOl,, stats oft the affairs unite aank,eccohling
Is thee have
f intone tl n dthe espt nhtf ,riven ,qus,
We ha checked the mit and ve,lhed the a trains slur, nark of the Chief netre fitI Decomirerboot 01,
a to
regard As VIVO ae at Annt},ar UM daring the yen, and fend they greed der, the entries In the hooks in
brgard th eko we hen also dhving the y,Ir clinked the cosh and yr the I the enmities suttee n,the principal
branches,
chs.
W hoe blamed x11 s a to 135,1en And lye Co.
that we hove required and n ,r eor,
6 1115 B nk,tLe.reasaUlogs of the nark wbkh have . uLSMILARatio).I. here Men the ponces
0l'tae Aank. )AMA, atA t,'rC l
$•Ronna h1I,rwlI 1. t•.tc A., ,1 ,11 Co
Toronto, Canada, s4ta Jenny, (gib, Menthol* nth, can of Marwick, Mitchell, peat k Co.
350,356 42
364,441 32
Eastern Division, $6000;
W
es eenD' visionI,t0l0U• 's+t h12 Ol
Officers ,1.
H. K'igeta, f r ctasntwt ; t`
18 Welker, Clerk ; Adam (44'"tbtelti and
H. \V. Laird, Andttt't»; Dr,'i, N,
Whitley,
.U, 11. 0, ; John ,1h1nL-
gomelY 'mutilate of i101ard of Health
Herbert Neil, Caretaker of the Hall.
Assessor turd Colleetote to he appuiul-
ed at the September niveti :g. 'Moved
try Spotton anti flat drug that the le.
port of the Committee n0 natal Le all,
nepted (htnnit'd. Moved by William
800 and Spoil on that 13y•laiav N t 1
for the year 1910 regulating wearies
,and tappniltti,tg ,'tficet 1 G,7 rend the
third Bute' tuid pas,cd, Oar'lud,
Moved by Deir:and Aria -arum; that
the Collector for the Bastelu Division
have tntIit ills Feben•ti'y meeting 1s,
return his lioll, Carried, Moved by
Spoltun and Duig that Lite 0lorit be
instnncLeel to place all roadwork on
the Collector's Roll that is not return-
ed clone on or before the filet 61'
Sep-
tember,Uate1 Weller Stinson,,Uselectrfor esttrn 1)1 vision,
rt-
ttu'tiecl his }pall, he ebowing 510 00 un.
collected taxes. Moved by Doig and
Williamson that the Council accept
his Roll and an order be drawn for,
his salary, C'u'rled, Moved by Spot=
•bo
n and Doig t that B• i w
t .a No. '2 for
year 1910 to borr"w ytuoney, o meet
current expenses be read the third
Notice to Creditors
Ili the clatter of the estate of John le
Brosvu, lase of the township of
Grey, it) the County of Huron,
Cheesemaker, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Re.
visea Statute.' or Ontario, ()lumber 121, Seatton
50, that all eredltors and others haying claims
against the estate of the said John R. drown,
who died on or about the Fourteenth day of
December, A. D. 1215, are hereby required en
OP before the Fourth day of February, A, D.
1010, to send by post prepaid or deliver to Mrs.
John R Brown, Brussels Ontario, ono of the
Executors of the last will and testament of the
daceneed their Christian and surnames, ad-
dresses and dssorlptions, the dull particulars
of their claims, the statement of their ac'
counts and the nature of the seourltiea if any
held by them,
And further take notice that after melt last
mentioned date, the executors will proceed to
distribute the'essete em00gtit the parties an..
titled thereto having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then have notice
and thnsaid Executors will not be liable for
the acid assets or any part thereof to any per,
HOU or persona of tvhoao aiaim tinting shall not
have been reoelved by them at the tine of
such distribution.
Dated this Seventeenth day of ,tanuary, A. D,
1212,
W. M. SINCE. ATE,
29.2
Benetton' far the Executors.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Hector
McQuarrie, late of the 'township of
Grey, ie the County of Huron, farm-
er, deceased
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Re-
vised statutes of Ontario, 1914, Chapter 121,
Seo. 66, that all persons ]having olefins against
the estate of the said Rector McQuarrie, who
died on or about the Eighteenth day of Donn-
her,1915, are required on or before the 28th
day of Jnnuary,1916, to gond by post prepaid or
deliver to William L, McQuarrie, Brassels,
Ontario, one of the Executors of the last Will
and Testament of the deceased, their Chris-
tian and surnantes, addresses and descriptions,
the full particulars of their claims, tite'state-
ment of their accounts and the natare of the
security (if any) held by them.
And further take notice that after such last
mentioned date the Executors will pro-
ceed to distribute the eaaets of the said deceas--
ro lytotelasoftt'lgegard heemof thereto,
then have notice, and the Executors will not be
liable for the said assets or any part thereof to
any person of whose claim notice shall not
have been received by them at the time of such
distribution.
Dated this 11th day of January, 1919
28.4 Solicitor for the Es Executors.
The People's Column
FARM FOR SALE. -95 sere farm "Maple
Lodge" adjoining the Vilinge of Oran.
brook, for sale. Good frame house, barn, new
stabling, windmill, orchard, &o. Convenient
to schooland ohurehes. Terme to suit pur-
chaser For further information apply to
Urn (5, Sperling, Oranbrook, Ontario.
Property for Sale
The Garvin property, be tails South of amts.gels corporation, contain ng 12 acres more or
lest, In offered for sale. Fairly good acres,
excellent orchard, alt kind of fruit and good
garden, Possession on March lat. For further
particulars apply on the premises or to Brue•
gels P. O. EDWARD GARVIN,
29.4 - Phone 5828.
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Price templets $675,00 F.O.B.
Oshawa
Re• gular Egaipmeltt, •iVToi)air Tailored Top, Envelo 04.,
pe and Side Curtains, Electric ••
• Born. .Clear Vision Ventilating Wind Shield. Speedometer, Electric Sttu ting and Lighting • 5
• Systetn; Ammeter and License Bt'aekete.•
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been instructed by the antler -
signed as riglint Of the estate of D. M. Milior,
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January CB i1Ole the following valuable
plopm tyreftart97rheld 1 !MINI 5 years
old 1 mitre years 1,dherRe yes
.'god,0 olesaged. '2 heavy draft colts 2 1ele old, I snaking , 10 Dose
nosed to bele osir,1 farrow mw1 heiferris-
ing 8 old
isl'g0wdwatt ce4 heifers rising 2
years ltd rtlihoorh diCarboni bill tff 5
months old,Unaives rising
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lysin old. 1 Your
sow with 11 smell hiss about 8. weeks old 1.
York sow due to farrow in April, 9 York Rowe
supposed to be in pig, I Tamworth ling 1 yes,'
old, 6 pigs about 5 months Nd., 5 (lige about 8
mo„tlt. old, 8'Aileen, 2 thorb bred .Plymouth
Ruck roosters, 2 geese, 1 gander, d dugir', 1 bled
er Massey -Barris near new, 1. mower F' '•
y nearly rake,
we to tl't
10Wood nearly new, ]shay ighe, lel gt• u d Wood
Badfoot ante %Arcus 1 light aletey need for2
rylking plow,, riding pow 5l iron Rangier, 1
walking plows,/ Hang plow, 1 iron ris,iter, 1
disc harrow 1 cultivator 1 e ana,ty,on hers, l seed
drill, rack,1 fcing 1 gee del , 6 -truck agwith wl
hay reek,
lumber box,
1 tpig
wagon wmt
haler 2,lumber sets t 1 pig Tarlo 1 tnrnsb
pulpae 2 harness,
cutters, 2 acts team harness, 1l set
roW,singlvarious
riousss , Dream separator, 1 4 bwItttr-
estoand bus stmt articles, about , about bushels
Oathmad urnip 112 euahnle }iarinyoshe te0
Propert turnips Terms 5 ,t Sole of ab, for Property that a e00t,Cuand under bash, Nr
*let over that will be, unproved b% t Notes
at eight months will baecatpte the
same time andpla a h,asa forivil she er thn stuns tune
and place there 1.nt to offered for sale the
North halves of f.nt9'. nlllnt,attl 49 and 50 ill the
lar Concession of the Township of Turnberry,
in the ()gouty of,, containing 100 acres
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more m leas. On the sold term there are 12
aoee of goodhardwood bush and the rest of
the farm is under cultivation. The farm will
be sold subject to a reserve bid. Ten per sent
or the purchase money to be paid on the dui of
sale and the balance In thirty(lave thereat ter.
Farther pertloularsmay behad from the nn•
dersigned. Rale nomnlenues at 1 O'olook p. oe,
R, VANSTONE Solicitor to Assignee,
W. 5, Mr'RERORER, Assignee,
MOFFATT, 22Ins ectors
S, A, KNELL, p
Gar of, FIou!
And Car of Bran
and Shorts h 1'tS to
hand at' Ethel.
Blended Flour ' 13d 00
Put icy Flout '3 30
• 13r'an per tort - 2)) 00
Shorts per too 20 (10
IWM-Ea d $
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Operators on Sewing
Machines in Shirt
and Collar Depart-
ments,
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m en ts,
Will Teach a few
Beginners,
The Williams, Greene •& Rome Co.
28.4 Llmltad
Berlin) Ont.
"MADE IN CANADA"
The Ford Runabout
Price $480.
A fine harvest—of pleasures and profits
is reaped by the Ivan who drives a Ford. '
For the trip to town—for a run to the
neighbors—for a hurry -up drive any-
where business or pleasure demands—
there's no other car which will go so
well at anywhere near the cost.
The Ford4Touring Car is 4580 ; the Coupelet 5780 ; the Sedan
7880 t the Town Car ;780. All prices are 1. n, b, Ford,
Ontario. All oars completely equipped, Melanins electric
headlights. Equipment does not Include speed oin stere Cars
on sale at S. CARTER'S, Bruesele,
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