The Brussels Post, 1927-5-4, Page 4WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1(t37.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY .1, 1927.
OFFICERS
ELECTED BY
PRESBYTERIAL
God it. April 2S, lin tit',t an-
nual of the \\ ,a-
Sioc. t „? it
;tee;
t'1,,, •. t) er t' 1 g.ni 1, Baron 7're,nctcr-
I-'1, cera; hell in North Street
Cht.,ch b,• to -dry, with moonins
go.,1' tt0,n ;stmt. Ilion,• wu.
.)}r•'c'.' 1.•ol h lr a:;t,•� ay.,l �si nuts
Le.- Mos. S 7. l:at'it, .. of Berea. I
Oniees, for t!t„ , n. 'u :ono- won,.
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Coming to
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F�c.l"fr0' less C'dtib
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\bout
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Also Car of Western Oats
About May 1st
Leave Your orde s
YourEyes Need
Attention
Tf your eyes bother you in
any way;
If they tire quickly or be-
come intlanhetii
If you do not see easily and
well;
If headaches impair your
t.-111C:eney Tit' int. rt_'t'e \1.1'11
your pleasure;
If you cannot enjoy every
Minute of your rea,iirl.;w' -
SEE
Made C. tE ryans
Optometrist
Plt..one 26x Brussels
1"), 0:buying we•1,'
to tit, 1,Lrnch ern t'nv; 111
. Mot. T, 0. John -got',
: lits, l,ob,' »,-on, 11 1, .a'- ;
1:.'c, i 1.'01.1e.et. G:..':d Tien.1;
1, ,1 it; 'Ir'. 1 r•'nsun,
t';. \I Dtt^ut`, \'er,t.t; llri.
Sto'ut's Hill;
r, 1:11'01- 'l'lv.:: `.,:d muttin:;• o1
tui'. wilt be held at
THE ERUSSEI,S POST
that 10 Auxiliaries novo associated
Helpers' Department's, with 214
menti
,et • , who made a cont
rihmtion
of S229,03. This method of tutor-
, ',stin
ute't,',stir slut -ins and those '0'010 ',Unlet
attend the in'etings has hon vett
successful where tried out, and sea-
real ue w departments have, been t.r-
trot:locd fur the canning year.
The timid!: .secretaries, 11 r', Verne
nor and Mr.. 'McGuire, showed that
bales itad been goat 00010 dill'ot•enr.
nuti 1'- , = to the Indian i tbool • in
the 11',.-t.
The value of our own pope.,. "'r1,
Missionary Monthly;' was tir'.::.•,l
by Mr:. Fowl r, who stated that otely
j IS per cent, of the members in 1 11-
Pec:-hct..ri:tl :1t•.' snise:ihers to this
•1 matraiiiint and urged that a so'c'ial
ean\'a., ho made in each atlxtliary
i for the :ix months' Cunfederai'o0
offer -- "The Miosinnary Monthly
front Jane till December for 20c."
appnintod A vera in ;pirational report wit
pres,•rt•d by Mot. Archibald, the
rhri;'i',n s10-tv:u'dl hip and finance
secretary. v.11+, said. "We V:'ll never
win the world for missions until t'v-
.;.ly church imdont,a the cite., ren .•t:•ty- 1
ar,l:.hip elan." Them are 26 t tx lig
miles -odor we the envelope "t. -frau
,.t.•,oat'e•tlly and who ha.,• 5.i.mc'e
toeretat1..,nd it it not„worthv that
era e,.,• • of those reached their ob-
,ir five, itany exu't(lino !.. 'i'h' o•r-
r.•tary a ,a d that the envelnno
t,en h adopted generally h: nut• 1
mo:tai:,.tints,. She also hoped that
as web liece in the -power of pray-
er to uphold our missionaries, oarh
attxili:u'v •:elope.:.t special l nistion:'ry
::1 pray,•0. only 15 having clone, so
the bit year.
:lir;, Clarke, strate-ers s't'r,•.avv.
11.
l' u'tif wa t ' rail
tee , et' ;111:::1 .....• -. y' -'..O 00 -`:. it'0
Groups. C'
I
a ui Baba O:mtl;_ the
members e-t's ,f each who were present
atanding as t1,: 011001 was r:t11:•,i.
Tlt.. :.'ports of the seers•".trier:
Were rieecived and were most ,'n-
eouraa!n„ sin:mittr; splendid \corn, bit
ince done in every de'artnr.L..
Ether Rum presented the report of
the young people's work; 3 Y. W.
a- .. 1;
aim •two rt.R ":.,'lien Have
n nd,i• d.
'test • :111 ;tot land and Baby Band
work was -.i.e.-dewed L'• Miss Fl o'enee
)looney, who renort'• i ;1 Mit=''net
Bands and 4 Baby Bands, wi''t a
memb,-r.:hip of ,S57 and a 00ntriha-
tion of it15h0.25. Two new Pond:_
have been added and Miss \looney
left this: furth_r thought with the
1
r r.: n "Where the Wanton's 1Ii=-
)•ienary St (iety forgets its duty there
to I'and, but we look forward to
ihe day when every church shall
a ?.l irsion hand. Instil that day
our duty it neglected."
It was reported by :1lrs, Johns
making the total eonoribntion of
117,182,111. She also reminded the
ladies t1, t there o wt
ll
be only nine
months in this year in which to do
the• work.
A1ss C'onsitt presented the report
of 101e resolution coutnl!tir curl
1'•-
solutions of thanks were extentled to
0!! who had a : i.t el in making the
'Ouv,attiott a sucee-s, atld of t•yitt••
lett hy to rho.,. v1to had been bereav-
ed daring rho year; also ,:t reeont-
nleudtttion that Path anxil!.n'y hold 1t
;1,„cln1 meeting to celebrate the Cm -
federation Jub!1F ,•
etre tmlals from I-resbytery vti'
brought by Res. Mr. Clark;', of
t:11.1 'rig h. the • tl ut man, who spoke
ilie ie1•.riratti,n wh;ilt the wotm•tt's'
hail girt 0 to '1: v:holi' Presby-
t•
'1esty1• ry, 'toe music fel. the orb -unmet
t. upltlied l y 11i::a E..,ther flame,
soloist, with M:':'s Mary Clarke at the
ore1111. The lit,-ratttre table, under
the direction of Mrs. ,laftel, ot' God-
, ri efts proved 0 great source of edu-
cation and tililt book ;Ind lriilefia
erre., tr.l•"n home by the delegate's.
'1oe' Qu shun Drawer, c0nductod by
31o.. '1' d:'ord, of (il th, solved many
r0lt1•0)0 which had been perplexing
the delcootos.
The speaker of the dav, \Ir:1, A.
H. B'+,'t. who has spent fifteen
•-et's in Korea, wan greeted by
auntie all standing. She .,:eve a
vivid word l,icture of cer.dititul,: on
hot' mission field. whore only one in
very 113 limen:pts 1 a Chris*}an.
She told the story of the longhts• of
the Korean \vellum for the Go!',
giving some impressive illustrations
and stressed 1 the fart titin the tvo,k
of the w nn.rn at home is just as
important as that 111' t -le tnis,iana y,
a; they hold the ropes. This a,ldrea
1':.r.: followed with :t missionary '1.-
ee.•; ..: by eight little girls of North
street 'Mission Land, which W0.; very
pretty and effective.
The new officers were instalteu
and a consecration prayer offered by
'Mrs. Gowans, of Winghaln, after
which the President closed the most
successful meeting wlia a few words
of inspiration and encouragnotont
and thanksgiving.
••a,}:e u n -h'• work watch had been
dune :.i, tviutt the value of this de-
portmt•n., e=parially in the tat let•
auxiliaries where so many people
carne anti go.
Gratifying reports of the success-
ful sectional meetings were glycol by
the vice• -pre'si'dents, Mrs. Willis, of
W'ingham; Mrs. Andrew, of Goder-
and
ic•h; Mrs. Mallard, of E ,.1-eer t
Mrs. Mt•Donald, of Eymee6villo, and
it was decided to continue these
meetings annually.
The financial statement of the
sur. t Mrs. Gardiner,
tret t , was most
t nt oura _ mr, showing a total of 118
organizations :n the Presbyterial,
d f '3 '1' 3 C G
1
Church Notes
01 t0.te. 0
1, : uxr lames G.
C 71 l
1
I. T. Groups, 3 Y. W. Asses., 13 Cir- t �
glee, 31 Bands and 2 Associated So-
cieties, with a membership of 4085,
rs.9h:tn,C,to`
s i71tiL + a7r'rw'
:o-„".,,..�.�„-•mss, ' u,as,,,
We have for sale the only motor car made entirely in Canada,
a product that has held the leadership of all cars during the
past twenty-five years and proved its superiority as an invest-
ment in motorized transportation.
But our business has not been organized for the sole purpose
of selling Ford cars, trucks and tractors. We are here to give
service. Both those who now own a Ford, and those who
are going to buy one, will find that our service facilities and
our service staff are unequalled in this part of the country.
Our investment in this community is large because we are
operating a permanent business. That means you can come
to us will confidence and be sure of honest value and
square dealing,
G.
cIntyre
Ford Dealer Brussels
CARS TRUCKS
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ITt18.4.72oGn'4EISRL"a 811167,67114618'047.141. aY,YiA$
TRACTORS
L:,lfa9ATa$I'ticiLirat=
ed the manna 01' t1,'• desert with
Christ. At hu, the manna was re -
velvet' with tankful hearts but :o,nt
It w r compared unfavorably with
the bund o'1' E slit, Ill same thing
hap tt d to Christ afte t feeding the
;3,01111, (hti:t ti.tIt nccl.um, d 6,; tit
'0111*Oink 1,111 :gnu atter they cried
"away with hint." In suite of the
chinantablene,ts o1' man Christ ist i.: al.
ways the stow id as the Brew' of
hi1'' t- I l ] i try and eS ent!al
to du ra,u) (13,1 .:tet a "thenin" : iht
first condition 1' gamin r to Christ
and then I„' i 1 1 t''1 ilim (:11 .Ai --
t' :n L'sn lane 1 tti. tyine• to
the:nal. ('ht i a the Bread of Life
1 dt i tet a1 to tag nations through
11is di t iple-,
The• Sttrr:utt'nt n+,' t.lu' lord Sup-
per w•a. Ili -i 1 t .? el,irith nu,n'ns
at 11)'• neon !or 11.1.1.0.0 b;, 1111•
Who sitoko en 11 :11111-i t or ' I it;in-
aft art .1ti i", t i.litt
!til tat 1!... el,:,;t nit. mit
h x,"sd, -tie with hi \ • '
and 1)4 ' ' '.0 . •.. 1,, r 11'11 111111,
Tn It uL'; 'I .'r , . r e'' 1 ! ' ul' 11.1,
given„. of Cr! anti warns 1in. 1,.n-
pie against of u, 1 it . forne.A.y
of >aru2re
behind the l 1 Tit tl tyre t'hri d
the I'1, r i„ . Ansi this, it't I grey,
The Church mist guard atIaitt<'
tendevu•y, Tit ' Snc.tamt.nt o" 111.,
Lord's
supper is one of the fortrtli•
tie, of the church and wit .:1011.1
book bl'biml the relin liy 111111 'It'
figti1.1 oi ('!c^ !
the Po,ter dealt with the question
,'runt 7 h t:1tu t, r ('13 eh n: "Are
tit re ; 10.0 Cods els than one?" Itt'te
i; bet Op., n t!y, the I.iving and 'eve
God. 'frig t xt linty 11:21. 1 "No man
t '.L , r0, -.i n 111 trite: rt for 't'. he.
. est lent t ce (.o'1 and
tnmunton," (1,:1.'t answered this
tits Ott in 11' 1,1011 ua 'h,•
Brno ,,,,, . 11 1 ti inlp t1„
to serer. God and mallennl, (3', }s
often I a.ted in our lives by other
fl::stnt such its (1) ideasure. Pleas-
lie,
i ts•tie' }- de:itable : but.when we give
11 the eltief place in out live•s the r.-
-alt i dicast.. r, (9) Love a1' wealth,
V; lien wee allow wealth to titter' the
n1, e of God Wv' ilre trying, to nerve
two 011410, Thoro is nothing 111
l'nl h, 1:11 to call forth the itit•ltt•st
• n l het in us, The worship o: one
God has a sl 'all in't affect on our
lives. The worship of one God teach-
es us the fatherhood t God and the
hrnlherlmnd of Titan and teaches u,
to view the other interests of lte in
their proper relationship. When we
re tli an tinct God is a living (Ind, tlir
abode of ,justice, goodness and truth,
we know that we can have only one
true God. At the morning service
Lorne Eckmier sang "Would You
Believe?" by Towner, and at the
evening ntertec Hiss Taylor and Miss
Hazel Stewart sang "Dear to the
Heart of the Shepherd."
United Church
Last Sabbath morning Rev,
A. W. Mar'ker's. subject was "The
arithmetic of Life," 2 Peter 1:5-7,
"Add to your faith, virtue; and to
virtue, knowledge; ane to knowledge
patience; and to patience„ godliness;
and to godliness, brotherly kindness;
and to brotherly kindness, charity."
Some; of the treasures of life arc to
bre found in the memories of the old
school with its study of mathematics,
crldition, subtraction, division and
,multiplication, Addition is a great
rule in the arithmetic of life, Faith
I, not only a duality but a quantity
and we mus add to faith knowledge;
the knowledge learned at the school
of
of Christ; temperance:', a ntast'11 of
the human will; patience, much need-
ed in then trying times. Many times
in Scripture we read of sulttraction,
taking away the minor and sinful
things anti bestowing in their place
something infinitely better. ]f by
God's grace we can and to our faith
all these virtues and subtract all that
will hinder in the Christian life we
will be a power for good in the
world. Division in the arithmetic of
life meant a sharing of what we
have with others. 1\Iultiplieatiort
means increasing our talents by us-
ing thorn. its the arithmetic of life
we should multiply or magnify the
Divinity of Christ, the power of His
Saviourhood, Hia fellowship and
i(ingship We roust subtract all con-
flicting elements; we must divide or
share our blcsisngs with others.
Melville Churcit
Preparatory services were Colt -
ducted in Melville Church on Friday
afternoon by Rev. Mr. Williams, of
Cranbrook, who took as his text St.
John 6;35, "And Jesus said unto
them: I tun the ilread of Life, He
that cometh to 14e shall never hun-
ger and he that believeth on Me shall
never thirst." 'I']te speaker contrast -
Now on hand
menet
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Wilton & gIlletpie
BRUSSELS
\V}em 1iru.nrl.; boys :mil girl.,
min ,trthtl
were expert ! /
WhenO'Neil O 1r. used to talc a
clue
7
toad or bole . to Motitl t ti
\Shen Brussels Band could win
prizes at the tournaments?
When the Kierkltpoo Indians gave
cdm'eris in this 'l'oa'n hull?
When the old skunk hunter and
his two dues ram„ to town?
The eiof rent', worth of humbug,
tlh children got at J. G. Kong's
store?
\Vh'n'lt.nnny Hawkins tan l,t tttd-
si 1 sett• in the rooms ahoy., Jim
Lo-., store,
CE
CAR OF
Expected about the
loth rd May,
Special price riff cat-,
FEs
11,
tPr'A
Ethel Pllune. 22-14
Te071datrs Wanted
9'h.. t •unroll of I), 'I: e lel. of (trey it
\",•
711., '1-te ty:y.tall of t1, t. 1'., 0•k,0hi, 14001•rs for wnrk to Leering, on tiro
1 rd"'.,' 1 -nun C7 ltrU,eehlid- N`,,rvu'tn• (Nnldwnrt1, 'Il 0I' ',,1..ertr1",: RItng nte
,
1 111 God, .1111". t',. t• ngInoor`s phut nod -ego llentions,
watch may be seen Tit ter elern'l °Mee,
:rewires will he opee rrl Tit "''tn., V'. 's oiddee,
ls-1;,o en „len-- tne'1 hoot.? wit It red en setn„lay, /day htth, at 8 e. e, -;n ttuder
!'1111,0 int•, w,, wenn by lenity of n"e.tnn-ev„eooptoi, '1'11,1'l':A0.ttleo,.
the youths 't wild( 0? Farm fur Sale or Sent
telt ion , iee•ien e;uilpatrn w1,, 11
(leo I t. t . bent (It ol'ye Tlhi,.l-
r.,u for the reeve. -hip".
\Vhen t1 - toys played Sunday
he. ,'•hall nu 1 ' „rb:dl 1Y1111.11 Ile bre-it
n tit, field ' 0 front the time''
•
t•bou•e :Once es soxen' or which Ie ander
c ult,v,elloa, 1110111,H m net' 11‘.,1e1.1
boy.
(trobnrd, gaud ?tow house nm' Imre. Land
wen v atert 0 and regard Let No 11, (tun. 12,
:teatime, about live mtlr••+ min Welton.
Terme to gnu plrehassr. AMet' to
THttt. G. Mc:KAY, G. 11, No, 2, Walton.
41.6
\Vhen .11,'. Shaw, Miss Cooper, j
Miss Downey awl Miss Braden were
on the teayhiig stall' at the fatly
School". -^
\W1,, tt Sarah Loo wont to the
Connell to _'ret them to stop t1,,• Erne
1 sit 0.11)1 1) bell from saying: ' .0 all
Let' goto church! Sarah Lee, go
to 'hot tt?"
When Hon, Oliver 1 ILny• ami
Hon. ,inure; Young 1 el.v d t royal
1, ee•ption at Brussels is . and a tarch
1i•tltt pixie.:"Mon was held pt'ior to
1110 political meeting?
When Jaynes Van: tome' was the
first Captain of the Ainlr'yville Com-
pany of Infantry of Volunteer mili-
tia? Well here is tt list of tit num-
bers-Jamos S. Vanstone, Captain;
John Leckie, Lieutenant; George P.
Ross, Ensign; Francis Kelly, t't•iah
Bass, Win. A. F'ishleigIt, Henry
Mooney, Robert Mooney, Simon
Grant, Thos. S. Hingston, l:ichard
Murphy, Alexander Moor., John An-
gus, John R. Grant (Lieutenant),
Daviel Mollitolt, George A, Beer,
Charles: Ability, W. 1I. hale, William
Wright, W. J. R. Holmes, William
Mooney, William Hogg, Thos. Wat-
son,
Peacock, William
son, Jonathan c ,
Rockett, Charles Baxter, Ames Gib -
on, John Tttit, William Ainl tv Thos.
Letverct, Phomas Angus, Donald
Ferguson, Donald McNaughton, Wil-
liam Norton, Robert Sheridan, Cleo.
Manning, Thomas Rice, James Mc-
Intosh, John Manning, Edward 'Kirk-
patrick, Alexander Ferguson, Isaac
Pawstin, William Clark, Alex, Map-
le, James Gibson, Adam Reid, Henry
Chapman, Aley. McNair, Charles Mc-
Lellan, Peter Grant, Bishop Ward,
Robert Ainley, henry T. Switzers,
James Smith, James Roddick, Ben
McDonald,
1 Personal Paragraphs J
F. R. Smith cum binetj hos ieves and
pleasure, at Toronto, last week.
W. M. Sinclair, hart inter, was iu
Toronto, last tvl'21t, net business.
11tut•ray'1'hompaun, of Atwood, vis-
ited this Berk with 1; Hit L story,
\VIII Lowry, ofeLoodoil, was u VIS-
1toe talth his bre there, last. Thursday,
Mt'e Alex, Anderson was a visitor
with Alin, t3irtlt, at Toronto, last
week.
John Ferguson 01 cOrne, of Toronto,
is ienewiag aId ttctiattintunces in
tory)).
Fred Lowry has gone to Kitchener,
where Tie luta taken a position are
hat her,
\Velldell Holmes, of Landon, and
stn old I3rasselite, w.tw in love, last
Friday.
(Bowles Williams, of Steal ford,
gave Tux Yt1N'r a friendly cull, .ase
\V edue.day albep anon.
Miss Edna Ed words returned 1111
Sunday from /in enjoyable holiday,
at Aylmer and London.
`t. S, Al ulstrotg, of ("unreal, Out„
visited last week, with his father,
am 1.0 Armstrong, Flora HIt'eet.
Mt a, Lumley, who has tree visiting
at the haute al Ur, and :hitt. Hamil-
ton, doling the past two weeks, has
returned lo her home, in Guelph.
Mrn. 11ntvnrtl \Vyeltotis and little
daughter, of New Carlyle, tediums,
are visiting with Lite fot'tnet's sister,
Mts. (Info.) F. (g. 11101st, al the
manse,
I). Al. and Mrs, Scot 1. left on Tues-
day, 10 take up their Mune in Lund
on, We e to purr y 1r. see them go,
but wish them 011 kinds Or ttleetos in
the iforest (11 1 v.
Geo. and Mrs. Hall and danghttt,
\Vionifred, were visitors tot the home
of the 1'ot'mere's piuenti;, Wm, and -
MtH Ball. 'They were also visitors of
I'ripntls
at, 161 led.
Vidgar F. Lowry anti his friend,
Man AIcUoneld, el' Teruel o, both
students it the Univrtsit y of Toron'
to. are spending two weeks' holiday's
with the fortner's parents, 18. (. and
Mrs. Lawry, at the American Hotel.
'11ee llllis, wit ohas been speeding
the Winter in Ingersoll, nccontpunied
by M4', and Mrs, Maybte and his
great graedeml, Keith Mayhee, of
Detroit, was in town, on hloeday,
Me Hillis 1msstood the Winter pretty
well, anti will con tin tie to live With
his daughter', Mt Ingersoli,
D fe-,' YOU
RE ;ry EMBER?
When Constable McComb was on
the job?
When the circus used to come to
Brussels?
The periodical visits of "Geordie,
the Batter"?
When (4. A. Headman started his
Jersey herd?
'i"he old "Swivel/lin' Hole" up the
river "Chaw Hoof?"
How hard the flax gang had to
.,..:..y.., work when the "walking boss" paid
his visits?
AUCTION SALES
A t.'CT lux sAl.7•: of ',anti StodI,'mitte-
f\ inerts, 1'lt,'. P. \I. 14, 11, Allotlonv'•r,
has le on tustrne't eel to roll Til doe 1,
Cron. 1, prey Twp,, ar'tto'sany, May ID,
at. dna n'cloc1 , share, 11, w•
„ inttuiutt:
1 dt•leint.r inane, 1 hegcy Lot's', ) 000-
ta•111 Purlmse 1,000,:: 1tnt•1tur1 .,11104, 1
r vesh t 1 tet i,nt cow, I holsteinsteers rising rears, a yettt'ntttts,'
sows supposed 1n ptlr 117 .diel;•, 'u
ehnnka of pItvo, r'„ liens, 1 seed drill,
1 I nn.rtng binder 7-01. ettl, 1 cnit:ttt-
tnr',- 1 mower, 1 hay rake, 1 hay rack,
1 wagon, 1 gravel box, 1 Pleur)' Plow.
1 sot Iron harrows, 1 sot sleighs, mot,
hay fork, pulleys and slings, 1 scul'-
fler, 1 wheelbarrow, ler t settles, 1 oak
1,:00Q, 1 111,1 1,•11111 hlu'uess, 1 s„1 11111-
1,' ltnrness, 1 11e Laval cream separa-
tor, quantity of hay, articles too lttttn-
ereu.c to mention.
'rhatM9: -All snug of 510,00 and un-
der cash; over that amount s months
•1edit given on furnishing. approved
Joint mites, 4 per cent straight off
1'o' eft all 011 credit amounts. dented
owners for Heeur ity. Nntt'e to be ne-
gotiable ttt Dank. Salo unreserved an
the Proprietor has rented fart,.
,il.r6.C. tDAIti(, Proprietor.
1). 11. Nt'o11. Auctioneer.
•
HATCHING
EGGS
Single Comb White
Leghorns, Bred -to -lay.
lOc per dozen more than
marl8et price.
Alex. Penne
Phone 2515 R. R. 3, Brussels
House and Two lots for Sale
To close up Estate of the late
S. B. Sniale
'Plus property e.eu;tsts of n solid brick house
with 11 .,noon,, n good 00'>lo nett two lots, on
hiitdbetb.street, lit wises, Property ,nest be
sold sc make an offer. Icer ps rti'ears apply
to JOHN 1ttN(tt, tiro...els, or write
H. 1 -..gest Wit HANK, ]tn"m•,
lett iilenhnnn„ leve„ 1br•ontn.
Knight Music
(3593) (67000)
Thoro' Bred
Trotting Stallion
For gale
One of the heat Pas nre farms in (4rey Twp
Lo` 22, tion 6 running spring Want. nus good
ceder Male. Or would take rattle in by the
month.
Also l.ntornntiren) harvester uu el entente
of all kind• '' m,e et nod ,oder what yea
need, 111111 0 tVe. age•In to and nlueltltttl t'4 .•%peat.
1-s and commission, Ono :none
Ane , terms ti, snit
buyers. DAVID
This horse was bred by Dr. Groves
of Fergus, and is ,sired by Slow Mus-
ic, and dam Ella R. Knight, by
I3order Knight.
Tilt's fancy bred stallion will stand
for the season of 1027 at the stable
of James Shedden, Con, 4, Morris
Township.
Terms -$20 to insure foal, Any
owner parting with a mare after
Sita has been bred, forfeits all fuser -
once of return privileges and service
fee must be paid at once,
JAMES SHKI)DEN,
Manager.
Farm for Sale
Got No, Pt 21, e'm,cession 14, Towit hie of
Motinlop, 1 tulle east of Walton, contenting
42 no res of land; foyer -roomed Pran, house
mid email barn and hen house, A 1110,11 drntn
ted and fenced Mor further pertt'alnr, reply
to Hot lend$;TlPrth R. 2. Noti1, re td Phone hu odor,
Do Your fed Bother
Oh 1 the tragedy or aching feet, the misery
of painfully den. ging ono root n ?ter theoth-
er, the bitterness of wntehing others step
Moog without n foot Care In the world. tout
misery can be avoided. I know, limonite I
offered for years, brit I found a way to re:
Bove that painful strain upon my weakened
grebes. Now, I want to help others ; if you
oro n sufferer, planar, mention 1,10 Posen when
writing. J. T, WOOD, 2211 Prosopoe t, rt„ Mom
Mon, Ont" or may be purchased. at Downing
Itros„ elute tlralet'o, Brussote.
Nouse and Lot for Sale
The Undersigned offers for sale his house
and lot on Albert street, Brussels. House
contains bath, furnace and is olertrio wired.
Good garden and garage, Everything to
irrat•clnsn repair,
86•1f JAN. HEND7012SON, Sonrorth.
Farm for Sale
Irmnn of rho late Willing, 11. Ilostie, consist•
in of 72 acre, of excellent Innd, In 1110 town.
ship of 0 ,wink, About 16 nares of lash, bat•
mute all ,vorirnile: npiendtd enturnl water
supply; gond orchard, burn nod 1'r emu
Situated about 1;4 miles from Gerrie P. 0.
and chiming station. Also 100•ncro wines
farm adjoining h'irstclung land, well drain.
ed, Kaon shade and never-foilnit water snp-
ply ' geed burn, drive shed end fruit trees.
Will trail separately or together, Possession
Enroll 1st, 1I1.17. Apply to dire Wm, I2. Flaw
tio, Executrix, Box 2110, Gerrie, or
G. W. WALKER, Gerrie, Ont,
Farms for Sale
17,617e -res. he up the smith hnlvas ofLots t8
10, 20, 21 and 22, in the 1st ton, tier Grey town
ship. 100 rictus ideal (to,w farm, With ran
ning water and shade, will be sold separated
if dos,red. Will consider renting part or al
to imitable tenant. Apply to thitf
(0160, 0. ,70HN+t'l+ON, It 1( 2, Iilttevnl
or 111001011E 15POTTON, Wingbnm.
Farm for Sale
100 nares, being Lot 20, 10th Con., Two, of
Grey. About 80 acme (legend, balance Mist•
ore slash, 00 the promisee le 0 !ergo grovel
pit,a story and n half framo house, frame
stable and other stnall buildings, Small moll
pnyleetltO, hnhulte n1001•nntain on mortgage,
Possession 101 of April, 1027, Apply to
ARCM, nioLEA N, 12. 16 2, Brussels,
House and Lot for Sale
The eligible house and lot on Queen street,
Brussels, the property of the late Mrs' Reys,
1s offered for sale, Comfortable house with
smell garden. icor further pnrticulare apply
to BARMY KEYS,
8•tr 11, 1:, 8 Brussels
Farm for Sale
(The old Hamilton Place)
100 tires, :being N), Lots 7 8, 0 and North
40 paras of 10, Con, A, Turnl,arry township,
Large ftt•st•elnon barn, splendid stone stabling
underneath • windmill, large driving shed,
good frame hoose and atone kitchen, large
ornhnrd, never felling spring on farm, 2 miles
front Wroxeter village and l mile from eoheel.
This form has boon in posture for some yenre
and W111 live highest returns. Farm land
values will rise, For particulars apply to
T1305, GIBSON,
Administrator John 11, Gibson estate
P, O. box 77 Wroxeter Phone 80
Farms for Sale
Tho a nder: imed offers for solo his 100•nore
fawn bailiff 7734, riot 26, 00n, 7, Morris, A1eo
160 norea, being North 16 Lot 20, and to)11, 27,
Oon. 7, dlorrts, Good henget and barns in
drat -otos condition, also all geed out -build'
Ings. wilt sell with or without aro HORS•
on for selling, poor health, For farther part•
ioaln,'e apply to W. H. McO't1TUrd100N,
Praprietor, tt, 11.4, Brh,sete
Farms for Sale
es n
100 mores of tend, being a small y of Lot 6,
Con, 1, and the south 1 of Lot 10, don. 7 in the
Township of Morrie. hese forme 000 offered
for sole to <dose up the estate of the late ,l0 000
Smith, It hot m516.1000 will be rented for pas
taro, For particulars aunty to the exeeabtr0,
NDHRYSAERSON