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The Brussels Post, 1903-1-22, Page 4TII URS D A Y, JAY. 22, 1909. Hormuz ;a having its innings this Win. ter without any doubt and the dootor'e and dreggiete ars reaping a good harvest. The game ae often played ie a good emend to a prize light although not so ranch money is et stake, MAYOR Urquhart, of Toronto is 0008108 a ['baking np among the oivia dry bones that le quite enrprteing. Some of them appear to be afraid be will ran oat of a job before the °lose of the year at the gait he ie starting out. DRESDEN Sugar Fentory promoters are offering free seed to the farmere of Middlesex Go. to encourage them 10 cul• tivate the sager beet. A delegation from the East was up to see the Berlin taotory at work, Whet about some action in this tonality? Tan wicked Sheriff of Sunflower Go., Mise., aalle President Roosevelt a "14 karat jaokaee" because he oloaed a poet. offices at Iudianaola. There must be something refreshing to the President in being abueed in terse original terms. Its a baby way of answering an argument however, to Gall names. Wnme Manitoba and the Northwest has received layge accessions to their population during the past year they are not the only sections of the Dominion on the boom, In the New Ontario territory known se Temiekaming some 10 townships have been settled in 1902, 1346 farms were taken up, oovering over 915,000 aoree which will mean the locating of probably 10,000 people. When the new railway ie completed settlement will large. ly increase without any doubt, The Pro. vintner Ontario offers many advantages to those disposed to make their home in the Northerly section. There is little doubt bat that the Good Roads movement will be thoroughly die ooeaed at Huron 0oonty Council in 1003. TM intention ia, we believe, to invite the Reeves of :he various Municipalities in Huron to attend a meeting at Goderiob during the June session of the Go. O0000il and have the gaeetion threshed ont. The Government Oommiesioner, Mr. Camp- bell, will he invited and in addressing the Go. Council in December he heartily ap proved of the above meotioned proposal. This matter of modern methods in roadmaking is rapidly gaining ground and cannot be any longer ignored by any Manioipality. Already no lees than 97 townships have abolished Statute labor and a large number of othere will follow snit. Advance etepe have been taken during the poet few yeare and old pram tioes much improved upon by the aid of road grading maohinee and a more practical view of the work taken by Path masters bet one greet diffionity is the want of uniformity. We believe it would pay any township to oall all the Path - masters together for an afternoon's dismission on this anbjeot. What do you think ? oes leading up to the unfortunate other. ranee seem to be that some time ago her hnebana sold hie farm sad purchased another one. This did not pleeee his wife and she worried to get the old term back. Meanwhile the term had passed into the hand(' of her husband's brother, W. M. Gowan, end after some dickering Jobe bought 16 bank again but a6 a Intra of 0800. This lose aeeme to have pre> ed on her mind and alas was very unhappy Theradey ebe prepared an early dinner for her husband, who went to Bt, Mary's on haste ae, When he returned about 5 p. m. he found hie wife lyiug at the top of the stairs fn mgoh agony. On gum tinning her as to the cause she confessed to haven taken amenia. He hurried morose the road to where his brother, his wife and daughter a000mpanied him bank and he at once eat off ler a Dr. at Birk. ton. The doctor arrived only in tinge to see the unfortunate woman expire. There was no inqueat, The deceased was only shoat 82 years of age and had no ehildreu. Her mother resides in Mani• toba. Elizabeth, wife of John Wiles, Water street, South, St. Marye, died at her home, Thursday evening, Jan. 811, in her 75th year, Deoeaaed was born in Whitby and was married in 1848 at Tor. onto to John Wiles. After their mar- riage they nettled in Fullerton township, where they oleared two farms of one hundred aoree each. Seventeen years ago they moved to St. Marys, where they have since 'Gelded. Her hueband aur• elves ae well ae a family of ten children, as followe : Richard, of Fullerton ; Thomas, Lacrosse, Midi.; David, Gut. teuburg, Iowa ; John, St. Marys ; Mre. Ellerington, Oarberry ; Mre. J. Heard, Aadereon ; Mra. John Pym, Toledo, Ohio; Mre. Wm. Pym, Fullartou ; Mre. George Bubyear, Toledo, Ohio ; Mra. Charles Riddell, who lives in Oaliforniu. COUPLETS omoial returns in connect. tion with the Referendum of last Decem- ber on the liquor traffic show that 199,692 Yee ballots were cast in the Provinoe,108,482 electors voted No leaving a elear majority of 96,210 for the aboli. tine of the bar, The Prohibitionieta only lank 808 of reaching the 200,000 which wee 12,243 abort of the expression demanded by the Act. Last week alarge delegation waited on the Government and urged that advanced etepe be taken. Premier nose' reply was as followa "My duty in connection with this ques- tion is to °meelt my supporters, and that I than do at the earliest opportunity. The earliest opportunity will be when the house meets, when we shall gee how for the members will support the Govern. meat in implementing that vote. That ie the only position I can take today. I hope we will eeoare enoh legislation ae will enure such legislation ae will meet with the approval of the country. I would feel humiliated if you thought we would play fast and loose with this question, cr any gaeetion•" The Govern• meat may depend upon it that their stations will be closely scrutinized sed a record kept of their thither' and that of the Opposition ae well. 200,000 voters are not to be waived aside by either politioal u they will find that ont if they party ad th Y p attempt that role. Perth County. NOWA PERTH OoN000vATrvea.—The an• noel meeting of the North Perth Conser• vative Ara 'elation was held at Milverton Thursday .nf last week and the following officers were eleoted : President, 0. E. Maoilharuiy, Stratford ; vioe president, Julius Gunther, Listowel ; eeorotery treasurer, S. J. Maliion. Stratford ; Hz eontive, J. Reid, Dr. Robertson, Masers. Makin[', Dtmpsey, Delhi and Freytogel. The epeakere were Messrs. Monteith, Magwood, Steele, Coughlin, Coulter and Dr. Robertson. A good deal was Reid on the quiet' in of a protest egainet John Brown recently sleeted, end the matter was left le the honde of the exeoutive. Pofeognn HEttotons,-••tire• John Gowan, who trued in the town line of Blaneherd and l'ulbu ton, poinoned herself Tbureday etfberneon with oreeno. The oironmstan. Western Dairymen. At the Western Dairymen's Aeeooia• tion, R. al. Ballantyne, of Montreal, attack a popular key when he asserted emphatically that the portion of Ontario West of Toronto, produced the beat cheese manufactured in the Dominion, although be had to ooutees that some poor ouea were also produced. He pointed out the great impurtanoe of improving the quality of our oheeee, as illustrated by the foot that an appreciation of one cent per pound in value meant an inoreaae of $2,000,000 is the revenue of the manufacturers. Mr. Ballantyne regarded the cool oaring M. cheese ae the greatest advance made in the 0oienoe of cheesemoking for many years. He feared that the laotarymen would not unite to erect cool oaring rooms, and advooated the advantege of having centrally located refrigerator statioue at which cheese may be oolleoted and held under proper conditions for export ship ment. Oowpaoiee would probably have to be organized for the purpose of ereoting there refrigerators. A. F. MaoLareo, M. P., was the Int speaker at the evening meeting of the Western Dairymen's Asaoiation at Brantford on Wednesday of last week. He expressed the hope that Prof. Robert- son would condone in the work of pro- viding old storage, and that the taotory men would also join hands in order to attain this most desirable object. He armed a resumption of the efforts to ob. Gain a redaction fn the coat of tramper. cation upon dairy produote. The people of Great Britain were not tree from blame, for failing to provide the proper facilities for keeping the butter and oheeee in good oondition at the port of landing. At Thursday's session the Nominating Committee reported the following damn, who were unanimously eleoted by the convention : Honorary President, Hou, Phos. Ballantyne ; Hon. Vioe•Pres., Anion Wenger, Ayton ; President, Jae. Connolly, Porter Hill ; let vioe, J. N. Paget, Danboro ; 2ad vioe, Robert John etdn, St. Thomas ; 3rd vioe, T. B. Millar, London ; districts : No. 7, John Mo. Quaker, Owen Bound ; No. 8, Harold Eagle Attercliffe ; No, 9, John 13. Soott, Culloden ; No. 10, Thos. Ballantyne, lr., Stratford ; No. 11, W. K. MoLeod, Van nook ; No. 12, I. W. Steinhoff, Stratford ; No. 18, A. F. MaoLaren, M. P. Stratford. According to returns published, armada exported, vie Montreal, in season of navi- gation just oloaed, 2,109.171 boxes of theme, valued at 018,465,246, 0001001 1,706,613 boxes valued at 018,168,855, in the season of 1001. This increase of up, wards of $5,000,000 in the theme trade done through the chief ['hipping port ie a very oonaiderabte one. Canadian butter also ehowe a gratifying increase. Our ahipmeote last year vie Montreal, were 02,000,000 in excess of those of 1901. There is still room for a great advance in this trade, eeeiog that out of nearly 400.000,000 pound(' imported annually by the mother country Canada only fur. niehee 28,846,200. Listowel. Listowel hockeyete have struok a great winning gait thie season. Al a meeting of the Stratford Presby tory held last week Rev. J. 3. Hardie and R. W, Curtis, Presbytery elder, were eleoted Comieelonere to the General Assembly to be held at Vancouver, B. 0. next June. Thos. E. Hay has been appointed post• roamer at Listowel, in ea0aeesion to the late Mr. Hacking. Dir. Hay ie an old °aunty councillor and ex warden. He is held in high esteem in the Northern part of the oonnty and hie appointment will no doubt give general eatiefaotion. Ili James Martie of Gi me it Martin who hoe been lying ill at hie borne in Tees - water daring most of the Summer died Wedneeds week at noon. He en!' of last in his 68th year and oonduoted the buei• nen since the firm opened their foundry here, He wee a bard worker and made the firm's buaineea a semen, building op a large and profitable trade. He spent most of his time there though be did not remove ble family to town. He was of a genial kindly diapoeition and made many worm friendships here. The fon• eral took plane from hie residence in Teeewater, Friday afternoon to the come tory there. Bylaw 422 to appoint town officers was introdaoed and read ea followe t Wm. Bright, galaxy, $150 ; Treasurer, W, E. Binning, ealary,•0100 ; Oolleetor, 0. Tab• berner, salary, $75 ; Constable, A. Kay, salary, $850 ; Aaditore, B. McMillan and 01'. 0. MoDoweli, ealary, 015 eaoh ; tense viewers, B, J. Bteveoon and Thomee Seeman ; poundkeepers, M. Tipton and J. V enetone ; btedioal Health OThoer, Dr. L. W. Thompson, salary, $25 ; Board of Health, 8, M. Smith, Direotore I Pablie Library, H. I3. Morphy and G. W. Slaughter ; Truant Officer, A, Kay High School Trustee, J. Liviogetoue, Jr, Assessor not appointed yet. There was a good ettendRoe of farmere and others at the mnnuet meeting of the Lietuwel and South Wallace Agrioultnral Sooiety. JaoobBray ooupied the chair, The Iloanoial repoet showed reoeipta for the year an 8080 47, expenditure, $621 97, Mince on hand, 00. 50, A diseueemn arose eonoeroing the rufe0 and it was decided to leave them in the heads of the direotora for revision. It was the feeling of the meeting that the rules whatever they were ehould be atrlotly o mplied with. Atter discussion about grounde the eleotiou of the new board wee under• taken by ballot and remitted as follows : President, H. Hemsworth ; Viae Prot. dant, H. Goddard 1 2nd. Vice Preeideut, Arthur Hewitt •, Direetore—Wallace, L. Schneider, H. M dehiubein, W. Lander. kin ; Listowel, 3. F. Wileou, J. Bray, A. Brinker, and A. Riugler; Elmo, Wm. Cleland ; Grey, R. Pirie ; Auditors, T. Male, A. J. Oolline; lion. Direotore, A. If, McLaren, M, P , J• W, Seat, B. Fore.yeth R. A Ardell, B. F. 13rook, F. W. Hay, Juo, Watson, A St. Geo. Haw. kine, W. Ohmic, J. 0. Hamilton, 1311 tti, J. E. Moeer, who spent two weeks visit- ing at the home of hie parents here, re. turned to Carberry, Mauitoba, on Man• day of last we, k. Mica Forsyth has mov,d.into her hand- some new briok reeidenoe ereoted during the past year co the lot where Dr, Sloan's office formerly stood. Peter Purvea, a former well known citizen and heathen man of Blyth, was 'elected Reeve of Teeawater. There were three candidates in the field and Mr. Purees'' majority was 16. The members of the Ladies' Guild of Trinity Church met at the rectory and elected the following officers :—President, Mra. George Powell : vies President, Mrs. J. Edmonds ; dearetary Treasurer, Mra. T, W. Scott ; visiting Committee, Mre. Hanna, Mre. Mason, Mre. Proctor and Mrs. A. H. Tierney. Blyth lodge, No. 308, A. F. re A. M., has elected the following officers for the ensuing year :—Frank Wheeler, I P. M ; P. W. Scott, W. M. ; Wrn. Emigh, S. W. ; J H. Obedew, J. W. ; John YLoMil- lan, ohaplain ; J. G Lrmigh, Treasurer; J. M. Hamilton, Secretary ; Jenne Hill, B. D. ; Robert Viet, 3, D. ; B. Irvine, J. G. ; James Barr, tyler, The following officers have been elected by Blyth lodge, No. 145, A. 0. U. W , for the present year :—Pant Master, D. Niool; Master, N. Coming ; Foremen, Ohrie, Johueon ; Overseer, A. E. Bradwin ; Treaeurer, R;beet Milne; Financier, Dr. Oarder ; Recorder, T. J. Hucketep ; guide, Wallace Putter ; inside watoh, 0. Hamil• ton , outside wotob, J. G. D' migh. The annual meeting of the members of Blyth pobilo library was held in the Library roome ou Monday evening of last week. The T'reaenrer'a and Score• tary'e reports were read end adopted. The Treasurer's report ['hawed a balanoe on hand of $21.15 The following dire° tors were eleoted for the sinning year :— A. W. Sloan, Alex Eder, James Smith, A. E. Bradwin, James Molilurohie,Albert Robinson, H. V. Holmes, J. A. Jackson and Dr. Lindsay. The auuaal meetiog of the Orange lodges in the Morrie district was held to the Blyth Orange hall on Tuesday of last week. The following offiomne were eleoted ; Diatriot master, John Wilford, Blyth ; deputy district maeter, R. Me• hinny, Belgrave ; chaplain, N. B Gerry, Blyth ; Reo. Secretary, Alex. Leishman, Marnooh; Fin..Seoretary, Fred. Gibbs, Londeeboro' ; Treasurer, Martin Arm- strong, Auburn I director of ceremonies, James Gibson, Blytb ; leotnrera, T, 0. McElroy and J. E Taman, Blyth. The next annual meeting will be held at Blyth. It was also deoided to hold this year's North Huron 12 h of July oelebra. tion at Blyth. The annual meeting of the Morrie Branch Agricultural society was held at the Commercial Hotel Wednesday of laet week. Frank Retried, Treasurer, presented the fi•ranolal statement which wan adopted. Total receipts for the year, 01346 60 total expenditure, 01282 60, no leaving a ;alae of $114. The following oflioere were eleoted :—President, J. B. Tierney ; 1st vioe President, Robert Ferris ; 2 •d vioe President, Wm. Jack. son ; directors, George Taylor, Wm. Pol• look, Wm. Taylor, John Armour, R. B. McGowan, T. W. Sloan, 0. Ruddell, E. Ruddell, E. Livingeton and Wm,Emigh; auditors, B. Herrington and James Mo. Marohie, 1%11 09E1,8 POST Turnbull, R. 8, Ballantyne wee re ap' pointed sideman and 0. G. Anderson, Soo.•Treeourer for the year 1908 at the mime ealerioe. The some auditors were appointed, viz , T. 11. Shearer and Jas. M, Dickson. At the anneal meeting of the Maitland oheeee factory all tho ntd olllaers were re• elected : I3neinoee tL•mmittee, A bert Quipp, henry Smith and Joei pti [lore ; Sidemen, lough 1ferourt ; Reo.• l'reos,, J, 11. Hammed ; Auditor, Thee .1. 1 0. Court. .bion' the annual r, p• 01 the gather the following facts ;—Pouude of milk received, 946,053 ; °heeee manufact• orad, 89,728& lbs. ; Beason's average, 10.. GG ; average price for ohoese, 9 974 ; total receipts, 08,900 60 ; paid petr000, oaeh, 07,462 patrons, Meese, 8 paid for mae[ouring, $1031.4 other xpenses, including drawing milk, 0875,46. r710 WHOM IT MAX CONOERN,— Tho undersigned, who ie well acquainted throughout the moat part of the County and who boa had business witb a largo air. ole of farmers in and around 11110 1000111, begs to Inform the community that be has taken out au Auetioneor'o License Inc the County of Huron and offers his services to all purposing to hold males, TH08. N10W80M➢, Brueeele, DON'T FORGET THAT THE L/Sro WEL IAN. U2, 1909 30 s As has been our custom in the past we will offer our entire stock of Winter goods at Manufacturers' prices for 30 days only, commencing Friday, January 9th, A FT 4W OF OBJ . J�'TsOIAI �,=NQS Ie the piece to get value for our money. Opens Jan. 0th, 1000, Two nom nes—Oos- moroial and Shorthand, Send for college Journal. 0. A. FLEMING, A. L, MaINTYIOF, President, Secretary, Clubbing Rates, 1903. THE Pon and Toronto Weekly (lobe (with premium platen of Ontario Governore from 1791 1, 1902 60 THE POST and Toronto Week!),141ai1 till Jau, let, 1904, (with premium picture) $1.75 Toe Ponand Toronto Weekly Son - (the fermer'e paper) to Jan. 1,1904 $1 85 THE Poem to Jau. let, 1904, and Family Herald and Weekly Star for on year, with premium pia- turee 01.80 Tna PoeT and Weekly Advertiser, London with Daily Advertiser 02.55 Tun. POST and Farmers' Advooate— New subooribere $1.80 Old aubeoribere $1.90 THE Pose and Weekly Witueee01 65 THE PoeT and Farming World$1 80 Toe POST and Daly Star, Toronto 02 25 THE Pon and Daily Newe_ 02.25 Tam Pon and Daily Globe $4.50 8ttw0000. Elgin Mamp lett for Paris where he ban enured a situation with a butcher of that town. The Bonk of Hamilton branoh in At• wood is now open on Monday, Wednes. day and Friday. The annual meeting of the Elmo, Agri. culture Soolety was held in the Society'(' hall on Wednesday afternoon of last week. There was a fairly large attendance, J. B. Hamilton, sr., was sleeted chairman, The auditors' report was read by the Seoretary,ehowing a balance on band of over 0180, wbioh is a very satisfactory state of affairs. The year previous the company only had acme 060 to the good, no with a surplus on hand we may expect great things of the direotora for the year 1908. The election of o0ioera resulted ae follow; :—President, Jno. Cowan ; lst Viae -President, Henry Ronnenberg ; 2nd Vice•President, J. Horn ; Directors, A. F. Dickson, Geo. Gordon, J. B. Hamilton jr., Wm. Struthers, Walter Johnston, Jas, W. Diokeoh, Tboe, Newbiegiog, Arthur Robb. Seo. Treoa,, John Morri• eon, Hon, Direotore John 13. Hamilton °can Young Coulter, er., James. Da , g r Andrew Stevenson. Lady Direotore, Mee. T. G. Ballantyne, Mrs. W. D. Angus, Mise Maggie Diokeon, and Mies Robena Diakeon. The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Elma Oheeee and Butter Go. was held at the factory, and in spite of the unfavorable weather, was well attended. The meeting was very lively and interest. tuft, much important iraeinees being transacted. The auditors' report showed that $6497 84 had been received for butter, and 646712 12 for ohoeee. The patrons received fur their milk from the butter 04616 10 and from (Meese 088985 93. The Company monnteotured nearly 219 tone of cheese and 14 tone of butter. The average wholesale prioe of oheeee wee 10 18; for batter 20 60 ; average lbs, milk 10 1 ib. ahem 10 67 ; to 1 Th. butter 22 15. The oompany le uow out of debt, a very desirable eitnation indeed. The naw board of direotora ie ng follows :-Preei• dent, J. G. Diokeon ; Vloo President, Geo. I T�odhet<d, D, Edgar, J. A.'1'ornball,,1, T.. IIae 1To Peer in the West. Great London Daily that Leads all Competitors. WHAT ENTERPRISE HAS DONE Tho Free Tress is the Greatest News Paper In Western Ltnlnrlo — Some Spoahtt Features—The Low Trice at �1'hluh its Three Editions Are Sold. The Loudon Free Preen Printing Com pany, Limited, have entered upon the new year with fresh' evidenoe of the abrin- dant enterpriee whiob hoe always char. aoterized that newsiest and moat wide- awake of the big daiiiee of the Went. No expense is spared to obtain the latent Dewe. The management of this important daily have just eetabliebed a special corps of vigilant news gatherers in every 9081100 of the western part of the Provinoe. Theme special oorreepondente have bad planed at their immediate service the telegraph wires of the oonntry, and can be relied upon to furnish• fn quick and crisp style every happening of interest. The great newe•oolleoting agencies of the world will continue to supply the Free Press with complete cable and tele• gropbio reports. The sporting events of the day, with readable oomment upon past and pros. peotive inoideote in all deportmente of sport, will be given in oompreheneive manne0. Ae an illustrated newepaper, the FreelPraee leade in Canadian journalism. Portraits of notable people, and repro. auctions of eoenee of intermit, are raga. lorly farniehed, The latest and accurate market reports are made a specially important feature, Farmers and busineee men who have experienced value of these reports find them indispensable, The woman's page ie a Feature of Saturday's Free, Preen also the Lodge's column. A oeriel story of engr08eing interest is among the numerous other departments of thin popular journal. The Free Pres ie tr cw a ten•pnge news• paper daily, with sixteen pages on Satur- day. It is issued in three editions morn• the earl evening, ing, two 0 cluck andy morning team coven the Wine from flue to eight hone ahead of other oomp etitora. It is oironlatod fn every oily, .town and village in Western Ontario. The price le $5 per year, delivered at any poet offioe. The two o'o oak and evening editions are anon 02 per annum at your poet office. • The ever•inoreaeing oiroolation has mule it necessary' to . fnetall the very lateet improved fael running premien, and visitors to the city will alwayebe weloome callers. The presses oan be seen in operation at the house of 4 a. m. and 1 and 8.80 p. m. 27-4 STOCK FOR SERVICE "ROAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE undorolgned Will keep for 0orvien on NI Lot 18, Con. 8_ Grey, thethoro'•bredd York• °hire hog ',King Edward:. Pedigree may be 8000 on a»,piraatlon. Terme, 81.00,. with privilege of returning If ueeooaary, J. N. LAMONT, 701.9 Proprietor, Boys' D. B. Beefs •e, Ir "t It if tt Men's Odd Pants that were 1.25, $3,00, now 90e, 1.00, 1.25, $15 00 16 00 18 00 20 00 22 00 Made -to -Order Department Heavy Tweed Suits, Made-to-order, IC $12 50 18 75 it II '" ....,,, 14 60 tt 44 41 1 16 00 II 14 14 .. 17 60 Ready-made Clothing Department, 6 Suite, now $4 60 Reg. $6.50 7.00 & 7.50 Suite 5 00 8.00, 8 50 & 9.00 Suits 6 00 9.50, 10 &'10.50 Suits 7 50 11.50, 12 & 13.00 Suits 9 00 5.00 ,Sr 5 50 Overcoats 3 75 7.00 & 7 50 " 5 00 10.00 & 10.50 61 7 50 11.50, 12 & 12.50 "r 9 00 16.00 Overcoats on sale 12 00 Men's Double-breasted Freize Coats, ' regular $5 and $6, at $4.00. Men's Double-breasted Beaver Coats regular. $6 and $6.50, at $4.50. regular $3 25 for $2 25 " 3 50 " 2 50 tt 4 00 " 8 00 1.50, 175, 2.00, 2.25, 2.50 and 1.50 and $1.75. Underwear Department Men's All Wool Unshrinkable Underwear Regular 90e and $1.00 quality on sale at 75c " 75c quality on sale at 55c " 50c " "" 40c Men's Fleece Lined Underwear $1.50 quality at $1.00 1.25 " 90 1.00 " 90 75c quality at 550 50e " . 40c We also have a few Fur Coats left which will be sold at a bargain. Terms Strictly Cash during Sale. Leading Tailors, Clothiers and Furnishers, & S0. h` N Brussels. REAL ESTATE, 1.1'ARMS FOR SALE—THE UN - AA mmRemNE= hoe several good Farms tar sale and to rent, easy terms in Townships of Norris and Grey, F S. B0OTT,Bruesel TARM TO RENT, BEING LOT 20, Con, 10, Grey. There ate 100 aeree, 20 under cultivation. Apply to JOBB PR F LtIODMOND, on the premises, or Monarioff P. 0. 21.11 OUSE AND I AORES OF land, eligibly located on Turnb airy street, 73rueoele, .tor Bale. Will he sold eti bloc or house and lots separately, to suit purchaser. Good dairy business in commo- tion. Poeseeeion could bo given any time. Forprice, terms, dm, apply to NAIL Ma- LAUGHLIN, Brussels. ASACRIFICE 1N REAL ES- TATE. -99000.00 will buy the McGau- ghey Block in. the Village of Brussole. Those two fine stores must be sold to alone out the MoQaugbey Estate. Intending purohaeere should investigate at once. Apply to -F. 3. =Ant, or G. F, Ant, Brueeel'e, Ont. (.(,ARM FOR SALE, BEING L West 4 Lot 10, Con. 17, Grey, contain- lag 00 nares. 47 sortie cleared, balsam) bash, There ie a good flame h, uao, with etoae collar ; gond burn 90x02 feet, with atone etubllne, drained, well, &o. Fo.tm well len- eedand well drained. Onty i• mile from school and 24 to Church and pont dried. The tars is in good shape and now seeded 10 g,ase, eooeeaeion given on Jou, 181 1000 prion, terms, &o., apuly on the promises, or if by letter to Walton P. 0. W. J. MoALLIOT18B, 17 -ti Proprietor, ods au1ed at Win gham We are prepared to pay for First -Blase Maple loge $14 per M Pint -ohne Soft Eim lege 14 " Fleet -oleos Rook Elm loge16 .'t First -clave Basswood loge ,.., 16 n First -clave Beech loge 12 " All kinds and grades wanted. Call end get our prioes. The Canada 1t'urniture Mfrs. Limited OFBRATINig Tle Button & Feslant Chair Factory WIN IHANI', oNr, Spoiled a Good Baking you have many a time by neing en . inferior grade of flour. Your bread will always be light, while and sweet when using the Venne. It is alwaye of 'sup• or erior quality, with no variation, and ,te,. carefully made from the boat grown Manitoba wheat. Try thin ootiefaotory" brand for your bread, oaken and pies, and you will never use any other. ALP. BALEEll nittIISSELe yp� EXTRAS H16N GRADED' oPE7401011.:HE9 �, ARIAN , C. 1 L .^/ �;f PT E p 0 O CRYSTA G G ( SPRAY) 3 to AMERICAN ®1L rr� tiAloA+j PAtno4 F O SILVER Z S G . R � 5 . 61GNT ^ „ AMERICAN ti9_i m zb NADA`-v, Just arrived—One ear load of PENNOLINE and SILVER LIGFIT AMERICAN OIL at 20o and 25o per gallon. Try our Pennoline at 250 per gallon and you will buy it again. WILTON & TURNBULL. i•