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THURSDAY, JULY le,- 1917 ,a• gnesLs at your
home, are going 1 4
PoPATo prices are on .the tfthoggenIlmi out of town for
a visit, or knew of +
Ie you can't win) don't venture into J d'
r-+' Woj an,y interesting or e
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deep water orrocne oa k the boo.
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t -4 dews, let na hear A
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',CAx rates are being struck by many
municipalities and so as to be. in line
with the thnes,most of them bave been
given a good boost. Average for town
and city, so: far as we bave noticed, will
outdo 3o (Hills on the dollar.
WEATHER has been wet, wetter and
wettest during the past month but we
would likely be just as ready to grumble
if ► dry spell were to follow for a few
weeks: as some localities have found it
already this season, It is a good thing
to strive with all things to he content,
RuesoAN fighting; force is giving the
enemy a busy time retreating on the
Eastern front and at the same time a
few thousandprisoners by way of
variety. More power to them is our
worst wish.
WHAT is a fair profit for a profiteer 7
This is a very pertinent query, especially
asked of the pork packers who have
boosted everything about the pig except
the squeal and the public appear to be
looking after that department.
TROSF, who are supposed to know say
there will be a plentiful supply:of coal
for the coming Winter. We would feel
a trifle more secure if we had 12 ton of
it In our coal hips, uotwithstauding the
foregoing assurance. If the idea of
holding back the black diamouds was to
scoop the Fall price the chances are the
ideal has been attained.
l"EARL1 to bed and early to rise makes
a man (or woman) healthy, wealthy and
wise," While this is an old saw it is
likely to produce as good results in the
attainment of the trinity, health, wealth
and wisdom as in clays of yore. Some
of the folk we know arecit, er
a h early a to
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bed nor
early to rise andP robablY lose
correspondingly.
A noon answer to the idea of
Quebec's disloyaly to do their duty
would he a voluntary enrolment of
20,000 men for oversees service, Let
the bluffers be sidetracked and tbore
who desire to see France restored to
peace and plenty buckle on the harness
and at the some time do a kindness to
the Province of Quebec.
PEOPLE sometim=s refuse to go aboard
a boat for fear of getting drowned or
drive in a motor ear as they might
realize on their life insurance but a man
at Ridgetown, by being stung by a
swarm of bees, went the way of all the
earth, It is well to exercise caution but
possibly the fearful ones may find the
minim the grave m.st commonplace
after all.
Oryx redeeming quality about the
street car strike in Toronto last week
was the creditable conduct of the strik-
ers, Another noticeable feature was the
availability of means of locomotion in
the absence of the mot car lines by the
substitution of jitney and other motor
vehicles as compared with older days
when a tie up was a real tie-up, Toron-
to should own her utilities,
PRE Grand Trunk Railway -Co, has
given orders for 55 large locomotives
and 1,00oo box cars which should put
them in better shape to attend to the
necessities of the public. There are still
some "puffing Billies" on their lines that
should be sent to the scrap heap if pub-
lished schedules are to be adhered to.
It must take a pile of money to keep
such a corporation running but it is a
penny wise aid pound foolish policy to
permit the rolling stock to go punk.
Quality often counts better than
quantity.
We hear much of personal sacrifice
these days and what people give up but
feW,
55 far as our knowledge
goes,has
tntich on a young Grecian, at San Fran-
cisco, whose name is John Lampas,
Before enlistiug he made a present of
his toui'iig ear, a gold watch, a bank
deposit of $52t and $25 in cash to the
Red Cross Society, and said he was gied
to give It and himself to so noble a
cause. No slacker blood in his veins
evidently and we would like to follow
John'§ career and mark the result of so
A much nobility and heroigm.
PARTY politics isa funny gam accord,
ing to some of the Conservative papers.
They praised the "bolting Grits" before
the vote on the Conscription bill and
designated them "men of courage" but
after the tabulation they thought these
sante men "cowards FACbeing afraid to
do otherwise," If people would quit
Measuring otherpeople's' oath in their
own half bushel they would not be so
apt to make jolly' asses Of thetnselvee,
Folks so ready te, ascribe Meister mo-
tives to men of character and worth are
Poor Mtoaaesfor anybody else td copy
from as they evidently are not troubled
much with genuine integrity,,
always appreclate + 1
* sada fawns.
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Kite' the fly p01ann out of reach of the
kiddies. Ir may save the pure"hsse of a
coffl to take the precaution.
Prolua['rnix aptrars to he achieving
good results. Theta may be occasional
infractions of the law but good stiff flues
will likely weed out the taw bteakers.
The hearty suppnt of temperance peo-
ple is one of the biggest assets in n rigid
enforcement as the officials cannot do it
by themselves Your boy is worth
more then the black bottle.
SOME oatent medicine manufnc'urers
are likely to be rapped over the knuckles
for adding too much grog to their "uu-
rivalled household remedies." By an-
alysis it has been discovered that the
percentage of alcohol is consideral, y in
excess of what is permissible rind r the
law. It is no easy matter for some to
dissolve partnership with the bottle. A
chueellation of the governinent license
or permit might prove the best thing
that ever happened the busiuess of the
qa ick remedy manufacturers who wish
to work for j,rnu Barleycorn. We were
glad to see the medical !neo in their
Association speak out on the subject,
now let the government do their part,
From a Soldier in France
The following letter was received by
Jennie McKee, the 0 year old daugh-
ter ofh
Ar(hev
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lyl McKee, of
Ethel, 1 1 1)
t to valine been knitting socks
Inc soidiete anti speaks Inc itself, the
socks being Bent through Pallet
Women's Institute with a note en-
closed from Jennie :—
ilI' LITTLE', SUNBEAM —Allowme to
call you this, for such you are, always
keeping in nor minds the dear little
rhil(lP11, for whom we are to -day
fighting and defending. Your pair of
socks was drawnjfor by mire Section of
Machine Gunners, nine men in all,
and T was the lucky winner. Allow
me to thank you most heartily Inc
them, fon they are indeed very useful
t0 any of the boys along with rue in
the trenches and they certainly feel
very comfortable after throwing
away my worn out pair. They just
came at the proper Bane. You see
God mast have guided you and said
"now Jennie send those sociis Lo -day
and they will arrive in time for a
soldier who is in due need of theta."
I have plenty in my pack at the base,
but had run out of them here. It is
such little sunbeams as yon that keep
up the hearts of your countrymen and
make them resolve to win the war at
an early date. My name is Pte. L, J.
Beaudoin, 451782 B. Coy., 8rd Cana-
dian Batt., B. E. F., France and in
the interests of the above will ouoe
more thank you from the bottom of
my heart and may God always keep
you in the path in which you have
already begun. Allow me to be,
Yours very gratefully,
LLONEL J. BEAUDOIN,
TROOPER MANSOR TAYLOR'S LAST
LETTER
DEAR PEOPLE :—Just a few lines to
let you know that everything here is
as usual. Am enjoying the beet of
health with the exception of the days
just past as the got our yearly innuou-
lation, but the effects soon wear of
and the benefits are 0 orth if.
Am sorry to say Una the last par -
eel with the maple Nagar has not ar-
rivedyet but I still live in hope.
This has been an ideal Summer so
far, which helps life a little better and
is seems strange to be fighting in
wheat fields and building wire entang-
lements through crops and not a
building in sight. Germans evidently
(lid not expect to fall back oe every-
thing would have been left nntouch
ecl.
Had a letter front Sara and one
from Ralph last week, so wrote a
family one bark, and it seerne hard to
picttuc; the. kiddies the eine they roust
be.
]Incl a letter from one of tate nurses
in Glasgow on Sunday and it kind of
made me wish .I were back there, as
last Summer was one of the beat I
ever put in,
All things come to Chose that
wait.' That parcel has just arrived
and have had a glorious feed and
tikanks so ranch as everything sesrna
to taste so good that comes from home
and please thank Mrs. John Shot( -
reed for the maple sugar, as I think
John said she was sending it; also
chocolate from ,Jiro Stns.
Will not be able to write for a time
now, but will send cards. Will be
glad when the Germans start falling
back again, 80 we can use our horses
ael have a fine beast and itis far
more exciting to be nn the move as it
isn't one of the pieaaaanteet piaaee in
tate world to be in the trench with
shells and bullets flying around and
Gerinatt aeroplanes above and that is
what was happening when the last
field card was written, Tim 1301)38- I
SIMS POSTaril! nnonee hat I don't seem
to know many people there now,
Am still hoping to have Xmas dinner
as with May that gobbler, she was saw.
LONDON 4'
i Three More New Professors
Equal to any le Canada
StnrlenGs r;nn now ebtalrh ea, ggood an
..'t, edueniton ttt A'8,, and nledlehte at +
,i, the Western as anywaera,
en Wanted
—ON—
:. President ',i1',
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E, E. BRAITS WAIVE, M, A„ Ph, 11, 0
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ing for last Christmas will be goiter a
size by next. We are pretty Item) of
war but want a perivanentPeace
when it does (tome,
tVill have to close now end >>>>go
will/ion Work
A number of good relia-
ble men can secure steady
employment on Munition
work. Apply to
The 8ebt. 'Bell Engine & Thresher Co,, ltd,
3.8 Seaforth, Ont.
LETTER fRON SAPPER MT
duty,so o
hope yon are all well e-
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lgnuch when Canada looms in eight
again,
TViti love to ell,
hlANso .
France, June 13111, 1917,
Pie. Percy Thueli Writes from
DEAR MAULI9 -Just a few lines to
let you know I tint well, hoping you
are the saute. Well Mande I have
been away on my 0 days leave and T
was up to London, Glasgow, Edin-
burg and Aberdeen and it ceitaimly is
a trice country. Was also down to
London the day all those heroes were
decorated by the King and f saw his
Royal Highness. Our .Bat tenon is
broken up and I ant sent to the 10411).
I don't like it because I miss the kilts
but I am going to try and get back to
them.
You will notice it don't cost tie any-
thing to send our letters to Canada
now as the Canadian government pays
the postage. I was down to Folk-
stone the night of bite big air raid
when they were dropping bombs
around the town and so many people
were killed. !helped to gether up the
dead in a wash tub, some of them
blown to pieces, mostly women and
children. Ifh'don't
t to rn
okeY aur
hlond bail I don't know what will.
You people in Canada don't know how
favored you are. I guess I will snnn
be with Roy, "Somewhere in France."
Well I think I tun going to get run -
wing an engine over here for hauling
heavy loads such as coal and rations
for the artily. I certainly had a fine
trip across and was not bit sick, had
very nice weather too. I hated tn.get
off the boat and it certainly was is big
one, the largest except the Olympia.
There are American soldiers }fere
maw, I tvnnld like your mother to
see me in the kilts. She would have
said I made a fine Scotchman. Scot.
land fur mine. Had a big tittle among
the Scotch lassies, believe me. I
guess I will have to close as I have a
few more letters to write and see why
grandma does not write or has some-
thing happened and see if she gets my
assigned pay. Let me know when
you write. I ata going to have try
picture taken and send you one irurne
to show you how I look. Write
soon. I remain your nephew,
PERCY TutinitL,
Witley Otamp, Eng.
Morris Council
At the Council meeting held in the
Township Hall, Friday, July 8th, the
members were all present. Mia,uLes
of last regular meeting and the special
meeting were read and approved.
Treasurer was instructed to place at
the disposal of the different Red Cross i
Societies of the Township of Morris
granted by the County fur that pur- I
pose.
The By -Laws in connection with
the Borne, Hanna and Kelly Drains
were dually adopted and tenders will
be calledfor the construction of the
drains at the next meeting on August
8th.
Report on Laidlaw Drain was pro-
visionally adopted,
Report nn the Murray -Lamb Ex-
tension Drain was read and comply-
ing with a petition from the ratepay-
ers concerned the Council decided to
appeal against the coma) nation of the
detain.
Qourt of Revision on the Assess-
ment Roll was closed.
Following 1010010>15 were paid 1 --
Gravel, Win, Taylor $2.50, Dan, Mc-
Donald $5 00, James Gibson $14 80,
Win, Skelton $10 60, J. P. Kelly 45 80,
A. Campbell $4.70, R. Johnston $7.70,
14. H, Gentles $7 $0, ()Mules Campbell
$7 30, James Leitch $8.40, E. Nichol
82,50 shovelling, l,, Geo. Kelly, 2 clays,
$4.00 Irwin Wallace, 2 days, $1300,
Alex. Smith $150, J. H. Fear, 1
days, $2,25 ; Dominion ltnad Machine
Go, Edge fur grader, $10 00 ; Jas,
Carer -r, 58i yds. gravelling at 75c.,
848.87 (East Bnnr,tlary) ; John 1$vane,
tepah•ing culvert $7:001 Gen. Alcock,
putting 1n culvert, $4.00 ; Gen. Mel -
Call, putting in culvert, $5 00 ; Huron
Expositor, advertising, $250; Blyth' •
Staudatel, advertising, 41 00 ; 1't 13.
Smith, formaldehyde, $800; jelirr •
McGill, reps 1t'iug Bastian Bridge, •
$4 90 ; B. Nesbitt, road work collected
on his beat, 56.00 ; M. Kelly, 2 detains ife
nn road, 8y6 00 ; %Vm. Guntringhnun, •
fixing washouts, $800; Wilifluu Mc- w
Call, fixing washouts on McCall (b'atu •
at Lots 25 anti 26, $5.00 R Sliesden, •
teams grading Oen tee sitleroa(1, $45 00 ; •
R. B Alciocit, use of mantle and rnl- •
ler, $4:00; 1, P. Kelly, work on road w
and guiding grader, 88 00 ; Isabella
Bantle, a, w•t•It on gond, 82 00 ; Wm, 40
Smith, repairing culvert., $1500; A. •
VJauEwen, Bane Drain ByLawa and
Clerk's fees, $35 50 ; Kelly Brain By.
Laws and Clerk's fees, 1690 00 ; Hanna •
NMI" 13y -Lave and Clark's fees,
$45 00 , R. R., Gentles, putting in tui- •
verts 44 U0 ; R, 13. Alcock, cement
Ste, 5>10,00; .loo Shoeseerl, balance
on the for McNeil Detain 8;3.44.
Next meeting A n ust Otr.
A. b1Aclitylto, Clerk.
7IcAa 1r 1 r
l a unR.—Tf
I should die
Matted 1 willY e ive my wife aur
g 1 child -
veil my last thought and love and ask
them to pray that we will meet again
in the blest ab eie hereafter... I will
die a loyal Irue Orangemen, humbly
looking fnr nneroy from God Lhenttgh
the intercession of His blessed Son,
int Savinnr whose help I have ever
io,nked all my life 1 ahonld like II
any friends in Canada to know thatxI
being atiaehed to the Canadian Epe-
,111inner;v fot'ces and cooling here to
France, I sincerely believed as all true
Canadians dt, that I was doing 'My
heat for the welfare of my own native
land in every way.
Yours respectfully,
SAPPER IVDP, HOLT,
Fordwich
Mrs, W. A. Edwards, Saskatoon,
Sask„ is hers nn a visit to ,relatives
and friends after an absence of over 4
years,
A sad and pathetic death occurred
here Sunday night or Monday morn-
ing of last week. Miss Etta Stewart,
of Cavan Twp„ who was here on a
visit to her aunt, Mrs. Spinks, retired
as usual Sunday night, but when her
aunt called het' the next morning she
did not respond and on investigation
was found dead in her bed, having
passed away sometime during the
night.
A special meeting of the Preebytety
of Huron met in Willis Church, Clin-
ton, of Tuesday,
1 1
Jul 10 con-
sider
July Ib tnau
sider rL
Intl'v
t ou
to Rev. R
g A. Lain
Auburn, from the congregations Laing,
Gott is unci Pnrdwieh in Satlgeen Pres-
bytery. Depnlation from the con-
gregations and Rev. Mr. Pearcy from
the Preshytety, pressed their respec-
tive claims and representatives from
Smith's Hill and Auburn congrega-
tions expressed their approval of *1r.
Laing and their regrets at his depart-
ure. A. well signed call with a stipend
of $1200, free manse and a month's
holidays was handed M Mr. feting.
After rine cnnsideratinn It was decided
to eccept. Rev. 111>'. Abery, Londee-
horo, was appointed interim Modera-
to during the vacancy, the pulpit to
he declared vacant On the 22nd, Rev.
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
MAY 8th TO OCTOBER 30th
Every
TUESDAY
"ALL RAIL" - also by
THURSDAY'S STEAMER
"Great Lakes Routes"
(Season Navigation)
Your Future is in the West
The fertile prairies have put Western
Canada on the map. There aro atilt
thousands of woe waiting for the man
who wants a home and prosperity. Take
advantage of Lor Rates and travel via
Canadian Pacific
W. B. HOWARD
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District Passenger Agent
TORONTO
SIQW ah tl tWitill he 0411 Ettt� 10111llit1 ltV;
Atwood
west{Sfhe, Bee takes annual holiday this
Kline Council meets Saturday, July
21st,
Chas, Parker has moved book to At-
wood from Listowel,
Mies Maud Fair, Torotatu, ishuliday-
Ing at the parsonage.
PCs. Jesse Peachy has arrived back,
ft'ciur England and la ):ow at Kingston
in it hospital,
Pte, 1,lnyd Smith, son of Hen, y
Smith, Omit, has heeti Wounded, I'le
enlisted with the 1101h battalion,
Wallace 11/1cl3aiu, who wee home fur,
a lin t visit, is now in training at
C,u,n> 13ol',leu.
J R. Htuntn and received a telegrars
ataLing tht?t hie snit, Albert, was
wounded, Re enlisted with the 110th
battalion.
Ohas, rand *Ira. McMane, Atwood,
announce the engagement of the!'
daughter, Mabel le., to; Herbert
A.
Peebles, Imtevi
Sisr, the marriage
to take placein
Jn1y.
Balance of June stake -of cheese was
shipped ream Phan Factory on July
7111. Total amount of cheese mann-
featured in June was 955 boxes, 80914
lbs, which realized $17,044 95.
Voters' List 1917
Municipality of the Village ofWroxeter
County of Huron.
Notloe is hereby elven that I have transmit.
ted or delivered to the persona mentioned to
Sections 8 and 0 of the Ontario Voters' Lists
Act, the copies required uired by said Seetion to be
so transmitted or delivered of the list made,
pursuant to said Act, of ell.peraone appearing
by the last revised Assessment Roll of the
IlluniolppeIity at Elections for Members of the -
Legislative Assembly end at Municipal Meet
,lone; end that the said list was first posted
up in my efflee, In Wroxeter, on the 18th day of
July, 17)7, and remains there for inspection.
Electors are called upon to examine the said
list, and, If any ondssinne or any other enure
are found therein to taus immediate prooeed-
ingsto hive the rend errors oorreoted aceord-
ine to law.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1017.
JOHN BRETH AUER,
Clete, of Wroxeter.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Mary Hol.
ler, late of the Township of Grey. in
the C tuuty of Huron, widow, de-
ceased,
Notice ne is leech] teen ursnato re e
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ansi others .h i Ontag olnl n that all creditors
and
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g ehdwh died 011 art etc iof
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the sato. star yy Holler, who diad o0 or about
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and Surnames nddreesei and descriptions, the
full particulars of their claims, the statement
-of their accounts and the nature of 11,o Recur.
Weir tic any) held by thein.
Andfurther take notice that after apob last
mentioned date the amid Executorswill p'
esesi 10 dtstrlbute the aesets or the deeeased
among the parties entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to the claims of which they ehn11 then.
have notice, aed..the sold Executors will not
be liable 7or•'the seld assets or any pert there-
rf to anyerson or persons of whose claimnotice shall have been received by them at
the time of enol distribution.
Dated at Oranbrcok [hie OW day of July,
A. D.1957.
A. RAYM ANN ZZgeeentors.
WILSON EVANS, f
Two Nigh -class Stallions
Two of the highest erase, most beautiful,
rcynliy bred horses aver offered for thecanerd-
erutlo, of breeders in this community. In
the stud season 1017;
Inspected and Enrolled
Tho Grand Circuit Champion
ELMER DICKSON
51520, A, T 11, 2.55X 1010 race record, one of
the moat beautiful and fastest horses ever seen
on the Grand Circuit, Elmer Diel,son went
the third toile etColonbne Ohio in 2,06, with
the lash half 1n one minute in 1010 Re is bred
in the purple with show horse finish Will
stand this season at his own stable at Blyth, ex•
eopting en Thursday afternoon he will go to
Swnrtz's Betel, Wh,ghnm, for night ; Friday,
to Ball's Rotel, Rluevale for noon and Oentral.
Hotel, Unmade, for night • Saturrlay_home to
his own stable for noon where he 0001 remain
until the foltow•hrg Thursday afternoon.
Inspected mud Enrolled
IKE MEDIUM
51,522, A. T. R , the unbeaten show horse. Lit -
tie need be said of Ike Medium as everyyonehas
keen or heard of hint. Be is a ohampion bred
horse end a elampion chow horse with size,
quaff armed and breeding, end further is
otnmei ig hie unite with his own remarkable
olaaraatertetics. Ile will leavehis own burn at
Blyth iv[pnday morning and proceed to Pelee/e'er
Hotel,. Auburn, for noon, .then to Smith's Bill
for night; Tueadey to Colborne Hotel, Gode•
rich, ,where he will remain natal Wednesday
Morning ; Wedneadn to Del. Gardiner's, Rel-
ine/Mlle, for noon, hien to Grnhnie's Hotel,
Clinton, for light : 'Thursday home to hie own
elable at Blyth where he will remain until the
following
Monday „
morning.
Write for bill
and further information. Pimps l
T8051AS J. OCULTER,
Blyth, Ont.
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The Great Agricultural Exhibition of
Western Ontario
$32 ASOPOin Prlies and Attractions
A very interesting Programme, including Military and
other features—Twlcg DAILY,
FIREWORKS EACH NIGHT. TWO SPEED EVENTS DAILY
REDUCISD RAILWAY RATES,
Pl ize Lists, Entry Forams and all information frmn the Secretary,
• Lnonyr.-Cor,. W. M. G.t85'ailottn, A. ill, 11n1,19',. o
P; esident. Secretary,
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l Court of Revision
A Court of Revision will behold by- the Conn -
ail of the Village of Urn/reels in the Connell
Chamber, Brussels, Momlay, August 0th, 1017,
At the hoar of 8 o'clock p n,., 011 the Special
Assessment Rolls for the Tarnberry Street
North and Tnrnberry Ptroet South pavements
Mitch have been constructed. Sold Pptelal
Assessment 12o11s ars now open for examina-
tion in the Clerk's rates an¢ of witch nodes
hes been mailed o ends lands were specially assessed
Executor's Sale
For the parpiice of winding up the estate of
the late John Salientyne the lends and prem.
iees,aila,ntelo the V1lla a of Cra,breok, con-
' tabling come 10 acres eland mad upon which
,..therei ereeted n comfnrrnble frame house
and frame Imre ere offered for sale Piill
pparticular,. end tee(((s of erne will be mode
known upon nppltnstto, to the Exebutor, An -
h i ilei t en h of the ,ntepayers
". ]f. S. SCOTT, Clerk, i
thony Reymann, Crnnlroote, or the under -
alerted. W. 51 'SINtCLAIR,
40•tf Soliettm' for tire Eseoutor,
Pasture. Farm to Rent i For Sale
The undersigned offers for rental the 100
were farm, Lot 0, Oen 0, Grey, known es the
Gentles form, Ample water supply, Smued-
iate.posaeasion, Apply to
J. D. WARWICK, V. 9. i Executors.
o' J.J. SELLERS, f
Brussels.
Farms for Sale
28155 acres of farm lade in the Townehip
of Morris, ndlolrticg Ilre Village of Brussels, In
ono R 1,1, 7.`fihere is n pool so aye pis, it open-
edup, froh, 2 to 8 ,urea. It has been tasted
and enough of gravel there to n0pply the town
end vietufty for rho next quarter or n century;"
0 building lots' on Ternlerry-street ; 1 lot on
George street, neer they airway station 1 also
myprivate residence on the river bank, carrier
of William and Albert etreele. Per further
raBir, arssa, , 15111 March,
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J.IECIIIB.partioa1nts apply to the underrued nt
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The undersigned offers for sate hie fine 180
acre farm, being Lot 12, and part of Lot 19,
Coh, 5, and. 00 flares ou Lot 7, Con, 4, Township
of Grey Huron County. On the former is a
goodhrtok hoose, extra gond her 1410 x imp et
all cemented and writer lee/ailed, Hera m or.
chord, 80 80 ate es le oho fly bush, Also 100
noses, being lent 12 hon 0, in mune township
12 nares of extra gond Pall wbent and over 40
acres plowed.. Both feriae In goon condition,
Pew further particulars an to pelves. berme end
conditions, applycmthe -prom or write
JOla8 JACKSON,
Telephonetene,. - -- whet P.O.
CUMBERLAND GEM
10075 (119.1P11 Enrolment No, 1807
Inepeo&d end Approved,
JOHN J. MOGAVIN, Prop.
Thinwell bred horse wilt stand for service
daring hire t,reeent season at his own stables,.
I,endlury, I ot22, Con. 10, LIc1Li11op.
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