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Fruits, Nuts
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Our' Grocery Stock
Bananas, &c.
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JAS.' E, SMITH - PROPRIETOR ,`Il',. 9 . ■
Titre p opular liostlery is penso the public in +p
all departmentsot»leru•.+G•olaNSLatei, + 'SSpecial Bal HI11 '
' RATES
$2 HI per day. OM a week to steady Boarders - + China, Crockery
Nealy served at regular hours. +'
Phone 54 !;lean, comfortable beds. , 4. and: other goods. *„
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good feeling I hat had exited iso oag
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i141e during its year now ninnies the
fneeting Peen ed junrneil,
A. Poltwintiruci.u, Celsius
OR, WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night dolls. Odioe oppoaste
Flour Mill, Ethel
JAMES M'F'ADZEAN
Agent Rowick Mutual fire Insurance Company
Phone 43' Toroberry Street, Brassele
Successor to John Rnrrle, Walton.
T. T. M'RAE
M. B., M. O. P., & 5, 0.
tit. 0. R„ Village of Brussels
Physician, Surgeon, Acoouoheir '
t. aloe at residence, opposite Melville Church,
William street.
PBOII1EOOTe RILLORAN & COO AE
Barristers, 8o;•citors, Notarlos Public,
Sc,
Ciliation the Square, „n.- door from Hamilton
Street,
GODERICR OFT,
Privatetomb,' to loan :it lowest rates,
W. PRounwooT S, C. J. i,, KILLOR.'
' k. J. D. Coope
mvaS Aw x..547 4y,raY�l+m ve
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,Winter Term opens Jan. Rd
GrlK//16:;1.
Tonga & Charles Ste., Toronto
Is noted throughout Canada for high e.
credo bastnees Mutation, None bat-
tor in- tho Dominion, ninny heel'
nese Colleges employ our graduates as y
teachers Thousands of our former rQ}
students are now In business life Write
for our handsome gatalogue. Students
admitted at any time. RR::
W. J, ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL vtri
ire oiYm' eseelia%a2aV Nee sere eW
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BRUSSELS
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HORSE FAIRS
Monthly Horse Fairs will be held in
Bruseele this season as follows
THURSDAY, JAN.6TIr, 1922
•• FEB. 2ND, 19.22
MAR 2ND. 1922
" APRIL 6TH, 1922
Local and Outside Buyers Will he Present
By ardor of Council.
P. B. SCOTT, Clerk.
Well Tools
FOR SALE
• W. J. McCracken +
+ • Wish you a Happy New Year.
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natal l efts clients
Dos r seat envelope with correspond-
ence ter Tint Peer unless a 3 cent stamp
is put on envelope. r tient is sufficient
if not sealed. The difference is chalked
up against -us.
Naves your friends forget to write to,
you ; news about the folks you are in-
terested iu ; the current history of your
native town ; it is all in your town pa-
per. Subscribe to -clay.
Peter and Mrs. McCall. who spent
several months most enjoyably In the
West, visiting relatives and old friends,
have arrived home. They were visiting
la town last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mc.
Call are making their borne in Wingham
in the meaanme.
LIVE NlciasaasniP,-A short time ago
members of brussels Women's Christian
Temperance Union met at the home of
Wm. and Mrs.-Baeker and presented
Mrs. Geo Backer with a County Life
Membership pin as a token of apprecia-
tion Chris•
ton t
tion for her g years of
interests of the Wo-
men's.
In
the i t
tarn ser
e ance-Delon,
i .Tem r
men's Christ an m
Mrs. Backer, replied appropriately:
WHAT'S In A Neale r•-Sh'ouid Hon.
Macke. me King Rud it necessary to ap•
point'someoue outside of bit own party
as. Speaker of the new Parliament to
order to preserve his majority be might
select : A. Speakaway, the Progres-
sive member -elect for Red Deer. whose
name ought to qualify him for the post,
Manley Chew, or Eget Stmcoe, would do
for Deputy Speaker. The names of
some of the other members are also in-
terestiug. Besides tbe regular party
leaders, there will be some Harry.
Leader, the Progressive who defeated
Premier
i
e mer Meighen. hen, Hor
ticultur ssts will
be delighted
two Garlands anda
with
Rose, while the anu'Prohttonesta will
have their Porter. ;Black, White and
Brown will furnish the color effects.
There is a Legree, but his first name is
not Simon, and if it would have to con-
tend with a Church and God, a3 well as
n' couple of preachers, one of whom is a
Bird. Men who served at the front will
be interested to know that Coots does
not spell his name with an "I", the
fraternal society men are informed that
Forester is neither of the Independent
nor Ancient order, and Mason is not
"in the East." Movie fans will have
their Chapels, There is a Low, but not
a high, and there a e a number of <jacks
and a pair ol. Kings, one at whom is the.
Liberal "ace.': With the Yukon re-
turns there will be "a full house." -St,
Thomas Journal.
275 feet 1e inch Drill Rape nearly new,
1 set Jars and Rope Socket,
1 Sinker, 16 feet by 8 inches, •
14 -inch Sand Pump,
1 5 -limb Sand Pump,
14 -inch Reenter,
2 5 -inch Beetuers and Bits for snide,
Also a length of 6duch Casing.
All for sale cheap as owner has no
use for them,
Wells Cleaned Out and Pumps Repaired
Weil Drilling done as usual.
Call up Phone 28a
GEO. BORT, BRUSSELS
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M ker price for all the Poultry
you have to sell and call at
+ your place for thein.
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Oranorook
OitAhtll1teOle Van/inure' Own -At it
Meet meeting of elle Ifeenieee' Club
tilefollotging officers were chosen for
the coualeg yeas :-Preeidscnt, R. L,
eleDousdd 1 aloe -Pies„ A, Whitfield ;
I'te0,,Sec., Neil McNair; tdec.:Pi'eas.,.
ll',. R. Duxeyyk Directors, R. Mo'Tag-
gait, p, Babertson, H. Keys, D.
Weepier, 1, Melville sold Geo, WWI, -
field; lid, Fulton is ehlppe' at Mc:
N •ughe end Harry Keys at Ethel, A
satisfactory year's business was report,
ed with en optimistic outlook.
f?oisooL RTiioaT.-Following is the
report of Oraubrook school for the
months of Noveuher and December.:
SeaN10a ROOM
The average muni is given. Examin-
ed in Composition, el,'ammat', History
Geography, Literature, Hygiene antd.
Reading Se'. IV -Carrie Dark 84,
Annie Mein Lush 83, Ethel Stnulldon
80, Edith eirnaudnn 78, Lnrne Camer-
on 77, John Euchre 71, Flank limiest
69, Alister Bird 64. . Jr. IV -Hector
1Guight86, Edith Gorealitz 85, Alma
Ruerengesser 85, Irene Duren $4, Jack
Noble 82, Kate McNabb 81, Lydia
Jeschke 80, Ivan Leitch 72, Willie
Locking 61. Jr. Ill -Marie Huether
86, J,wk Uarnerou85, Jean Cameron
83, Elsie Fischer 83, Jean Noble 83,
Itetta Duxey 83, Guldwiu Knight 81,
Al ehie Campbell 80, Helen McNabb
78, Margaret Brown 76, Jean Small -
don 74, Jim Pennington 06, John
Locking 57. R. MoNAIR,
Principal,
Representative Wanted
rind
rematonotytva resent for Brussels
lli'nnth 111 Nureertee'' represent
isl slit' 0 to be 11,nbde+
b, selling Nursery steel, during the ren'nr
etructim, period. A splendid opportunity for
n live salesman, Highest mominleelons paid,
handeome, free equipment, ini•ge fine of fruit
nee. ornamental Neck to offer. BTONS
W aLttaeTON,'roronto, Ont.
Seaforth
The grocery business of 'rhos. Daly
has been bought by Phos. Palmer.
John 11. \l ebater, has sold his farm
8th Con , aecKlllop, to Witlhun Via
Clure, of that township, fir $7,200
HaroldEdwards, 'remote) Dental
College, is the guest of his parents,
Rev. Capt. and Mts. F tV, Bawe •da
An old and well 'known' reeithei e of
this locality, in tbe person of Thus. E.
Hays, recently celebrated hie 83rd
birthday.
At the Perth Holstein Breeders'
Consignment sale held in -Steatfurtl.
J. A. Archibald, the well known
Holstein breeder, Seaforth, teemed
the kale fur both females and bull.
JUNIOR ROOM
Examined in Writing, Spelling, Lan-
guage, Geography and Reading :-Sr.
II --Edith Ford 96, Harvey Doxey 93.
icleanot Knight 92, Earl Dune 90,
Einyleue Stems 84, John Penuiugeti e
81. Glen Huntei•72, Edith Brown 69
Jr. I1 -Kathleen Zetglrr 91, Howard
B,own 84, aMtitoeh 81. Eric
Lung-. HuldBlstGir uereulugesset 78: Wil-
Mabele at home i Mee. Anna Verona,
e d-
Winuipeg • hies, Qi. Valentine, E
rn'tutstn 'He is snrvivetl by 2 broth,.
• Villi Cram
et e, 1 hornee%, Cleaner , William, r t
brook, end aueelatel', Mis• Jas. Littl+',
Lunknow, The deceicdhd suffered
fi turn It stinks' last 12th of ,l my aril al -
!bough :this to yet. ebaut bad never'
fully i'ecnvei'ed his health, Oyer a
week ago he was tillable to leave his
bed. Deceased wits a staunch Metho,
dist, being a nien'ibele of the Ontario
SII church. The funeral was held
'Phtiredetylell Plenum, and the servioee
were rondueted by Rev. S. Andetwan,
pastor of tire church, Jibe pallbearers
were his 0 neplhews, Harty sand Robt.
'l'hoetipeuu, Ben., Jahil and krone'
Rath'well, and Albert Little, Leek -
now. Interment was made at the
family plot In Bayfield cemetery,
Ford wlch
Setrnnel Rue, fnrutel'ly of this local-
ity, died at, Pickford, Mich., aged'79
year.
$87 00 were the proceeds of the
Christmas Sunday School entertain-
ment sit the Methndiat church. ,
H. 1V, Laird sold hie 200 acre farm 2
milesNarth of FordWiels, to Chas. Mc-
llwain, rf Hutvir•k Carrick bouedaryl
The golden wedding of Cyrus an
Mrs Hallman was celebrated recently,
tit the home of their son, 12th Cott.
A Hie leather easy chair, gold ring
and club hag, ere. were among the
gifts. About. 100 guests were in at-
tendance. We extend congraeu-
latinna.
While Lloyd Acsaian and Peter
Redden were sawing' through a big
on epic, they out into a hive of bees,
which ewers med about them but didn't
sting, Cold was too much for the bees
and they dropped to the ground and
died. Mr. Augustin took home the
comb ' and seemed over a quart of
honey.
lie Filcher 69. let Claes-Evelyn
efuether 88, Fergie Smalidoc 81,
Frank Doxey 71. Pr. -Excellent
Cecil Learmont, Vera Patter, Mary
elclntosii, Good --Roma Cameron,
Arnold Long, Merle Wilson, Elmer
Locking, ALICE J. FORREBT,
leather.
uea st of last
DIES. -00 1 d
PIONEERy
week Edward Bothwell passed away
set his home on PIincese steel Cho-
pin, at the ripe age of 81 years. .• He
teas born on the Goshen Line, Stan-
ley township and when -a lad of 6,
moved with his family' into Goderich
tewuehip, oil the Bayfield Line, going
lit by way of Hayfield and he remem-
bered his father cutting a way in the
bush for them to travel, The land
was taken over from the Ounada Oo.
In later years he tniei'ried Miss Jer-
mine Thrsuipson, of the same town -
snip, and their union was blessed with
3 sons, George. Tmvuito ; Isaac on the
.
.Walter,in the Peace
) s sad ; and
homestead
Mrs
daughters,
.and 6
Riven District,
n
Wm Foster, Stanley ,\Irs. 301111
Tadd. Sou, ie, Man Mrs. (hr)
Squires, Ottetdane N. Y. ; Alma
Bolgrave
EAST WAW",tNOsH COUNCIL -Last
meetsiig of the Cuuuell fur 19.21 tins
l slime that 15th, members ell pi es,'sm t.
nute's.of lute] meeting were read anti
e-oufe med. Di. Stetwu't, M. 0 II ,
pie:wiited his repot: ns F"Iline'. :•
she Municipal Council of the "is ed
East 1Vamum-4. Gentleumn :-A• r/
Medical Officer of fluid h, I have the
honor rued pleasure to report, that mi-
te within the last month the linttelp
alley hits been etHotueely free frau
mint agustuc or iie fecth,es diseases*.
Since then f Vii oases mit coni let fever
have developed. the parieniv have been
isolated and thous iu contactor attend-
mince phrced nedee gnat online, The
puLec urs inlet u,v own obseivaU I
of
have inn yet audit moistly eecoveted fin'
frelligatitee NO unsanitary confit•
tions, nor nuts tutee hetet been Heim t-
ed to Me. Several of the Public
school %valet clotets have been he
eprcted and geues•ally found in a much
mote sae liatry condition than le fro.
gneutly the mtge. I feet sheet we have
reanon for gi ti little, ''hut tint uutni-
ai;tnlily
for Ilse yeat-has been so free
from disease.. I have the honor to be
Your obedient se vain,
R L. Stmvtss't, M. 0, H
Moved by Me. Rotten teui, , eec,il, by
llh', °r Cites that Wm. Robinson be
paid at the rate of $5 00 a day for ser-
vices tendered in the fuln,efor any
work putfeenied in connection wills
life dutiea as suhoul aetendtuice officer.
Carrier!. Tho. taxes not till being
emtin
is sirn of time
f•erihontu;ntt silt x t.e iI
Feb let, 1022, teas given the enllector
to rater,' lits tall fir the baleemet-f
taxes tem tieinit it's yet nitrated. A
huge number ol•acn„a'i,s, wliivll will
appear in the Financial .Statement
shortly, were ordered paid. and sifter'
i a few complhueutary remarks from
Gerrie
Perry Sparling is bosom from Toron-
to Normal.
Itis said R'ibt. Ashton has, bought
the Seam th pop works.
Mee. Jnr" Dane is visiting her
daughter. in Kincardine.
Miss M. A. Newell has been quite ill
hut we hope for early complete re-
covery.
FORMERLY of Gan=1E -After a
lingerieg illness of 3 months' dura-
tion, Mee. H. W, McTavish. wife of
°gouty
eE
B, ars 1 t nch o the U O,
�° t M a f
OIC �T
8o Y
o s t o
!rave decided to atop p< litres mid Coal for S
wink along villa! and educational
OF 1.leotors of Listowel are being asked
CONSTIPATION
to vire nn a Byelaw to be enbuiitted
ion Jitnuat'y 2ut1 to (,casc ine ea tet
1 sions to the Andrew Mattlcoltl4 Purni-
tnt'o Co.
' Cameron Rester, M. A., St. Marys,
I
Trietl for Years to find Relief, rebs was editor of the Kitmhener
tinily '1'elegm'itpBiagi i until recently, has
,urn
1 1 the aSga t
i l et Aunt W
• "FRUIT-A-TiVES" GAVE iT
Chronic Constipation or insufficient
action of the bowels, is one of the
great causes of disease, Some autho-
rities even claim that Constipation
cannot be permanently corrected.
This Is a great mistake,because here
is the proof that constipation can be
cured and the bowels made to act
regularly and naturally.
YARMOUTH,N.S,
"For years, I was troubled with
Constipation, and had to take laxa-
tives and purgatives all the time.
If I neglected to take these, the
bowels would refuse to do their
MAUDE C."
EBRYA
NS
OPH "HALMOL."GIST
Graduate Department of .Ophthalmology, Mc.
• Corm ick Medical College. Chicago, Ill. Three
months post graduate course during year 1819,
Eyes correctly fitted with Glneses.
Headaches, Dry Itchy Eyes, Granulated Eye-
lids, Watery Eves, Pain in Eye Balls. Inflamed
Eves, Pus or watery Discharge from Eyes and.
Dizziness soused by Eye -strain relieved
thi ough properly fitted Glasses
ti-.r.'rocs Eyes straightened through proper•
by fitted Len -es
.Iw'Eyes tested at eight equally as good as
during daylight.
All kinds of Optimal repairs done.
Satisfaction Assured.
Pottiest
Parlor in Leckie block,
lock'
one
door
South of Barrister 41na1 ir's office.
Mice n 3 ,n to 8
.m.
atuwlay cooling,
g, 1 a. l 180 P
someday evening 8 to to 'cloak
Earlier fo+enbana by appoint/neat..
Phone 26x
The
Season's Greetings
IDESIRE to express my apprecia-
tion of your patronage during the
past year and my Heartiest' Greet-
ings and Sincere Good' Wishes for
your Health and Happiness at
Christmastide and throughout the
New Year.
irmotiogi
Geo. E. Weller
Hohay DeHacies
Choice New Stock of
Raisins, Grapes, Mixed and Pecan Nuts, Oranges
Bananas, Grape Fruit, Celery and Cranberries
Fins assortment of Candies in Bulk or Fanol' BOZOS.
Our Chocolates are Different
Pipes Cigars Tobaccos
ism- Don't fail to see our Ohristtnits Pipes
Try a NEILSON Saladice Ice Cream Brick.
FRESH OYSTERS
We • thank you for past patronage anti wish you the Compliments
the Season.
Bell's Restaurant
of'.
About two years ago, a friend
advised me to try "Frail-a•iivesn, which I
did. The first box helped me so much
that I obtained further supplies of
the remedy and continued the treat-
ment. After using about eight boxes,
my bowels were able to perform their
particular function without aid.
The relief in my case has been lasting.
as up to date, I have never had any
further trouble. I can recommend
"Fruit-a-tives" to all suffering as I
did and I am sure they will derive
equal benefit".
1.w. FRANKLIN.
;'Fruit-a-tives" are sold by all
dealers at 50e a box, 6 for $2.50, trial
size 25c., or sent postpaidby Fruit -a-
tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont.
u4 et he
V, Utaley, and will take immediate
, possession, Mr. Uttley.is retirixig
sizing to ill -health,
Aaron Betiuewias has pm chased
Henry St4cltert's house, Munkton,
Alt. Steickert has purchased (Male.
Diehl's farm on the boundary, who
bought Wut, f3eltger's 146 -acre farm
near the village.
During the year in Logan township
there was registered and reported 21
deaths, 69 births and 14 marriages.
Contagious diseases reported, small•
pox 5, scarlet fever A, diphtherial,
nieaeles 85. 0 meetings had been held,
doling the 'mite.
wArt bolt L+IIKent t, of Alberta, who
spent his ettt•ly life in Eltua'towimhip,
tint., un ucniunt of ill -health has
rented hie farm in the West and with
his family hits come to epend a while
in his native province.
There is quite a move in Mordant)
enmmu sity to get something definite-
ly dune in regard to Hydro, power.
A petition is being circulated request-
ing the council to severe the eervices
of a Hydro engineer that we may Hud
out all about the ,:ub'ject.
Huron County
f uvieh of the Mance
Rev. H.
W.la cT Y
R
Methodist Indian Mission,mu
, passed
away an Sunday of last week Be-
sides her husband Mrs. McTsivieh,
leaves one daughter, May McTavish,
at home, and two sons, Bert M\lcTav-
ish, 'Walkerville, and Harold Mc-
Tavish, Toronto. Another son, Pte.
Douglas McTavish, died about 4 years
ago in the West End Military hospi-
tal, London, England. Burial took
place in Toronto. Rev. Mr. McTavish
was a•former Methodist pastor here.
Blyth
Henry Little, Hullett, was buried
here.
A. B. and Mrs
Oarare visiting n
rel-
atives at Ingersoll
Fireside Literary Club is in active
operation in this locality.
Methodist church Sunday School
held a successful Christmas Tree en-
tertainment.
Judge Jackson is visiting Jno.
Emigh, his father-in-law, The fotm-
et's home is at Lethbridge.
Clinton
Miss Annice Bartliff, nurse, is bane
for Christmas from Detroit.
A fine exhibit of Art wee made by
Miss Lucile Grant, assisted by her
pupile.
De, and Mrs. Gunn are spending a
holiday with their daughter at Wil-
liamsport, Pa.
Holtnerville Methodists presented
Ezra and Mrs. Pickard, now of Clin-
ton, with an easy chair.
Rev, U. L. and Mrs. Bilkey, who
have been at Btantford, received a
good send off before coming to Clin-
ton. The former is the new rector at
St. Paula.
Listowel
H. E. Cavell, who is employed in a
large machine shop fn Ridgetnwn, had
the misfortune to badly injure his
foot by having a heavy iron bar fall on
it.
Frank Kemp, son of R. T. and Mrs.
Kemp, who played last year with the
Listowel N. H. L. Hockey team is this
Winter playing on the Moose Jaw
seniors in the Saskatchewan Amateur
Hockey Association.
Ivan Brothers, an employee of the
Banner Publishing Co., met with a
painful accident last week, He was
feeding tags into the Gordon press and
got his left band badly crushed. The
bone in one of the fingers was broken
and the flesh on some of the others
was badly lacerated,
Thieves robbed the stole of Jones &
May, Exeter, of clothing, &c, En-
trance was gained through back
window.
The Sunshine Women's Auxiliary,
Elimville circuit, presented Mrs.
(Rev.) Armitage with a life member-
ship certificate.
Township Hall, Loudeeboro, has
been sold l'or a garage. A Community
Hall was recently put up and and will
be used instead.
Atwood
Norval Hall wits laid up from an
attack of pleurisy.
Miss A;exis Emmen, who has been
teaching at S. S. No, 7, Eima, bas
engaged to teach at Atwood.
The children held a concert at the
echnol and presented their teacher,
her de
with a Versant beforeat
tme p
to Fort Frances
Horace Bed well and Robert Nichol
attended the Perth District Holstein
Breeders' Association at Stratford,
Former purchased a cow "Bate Corte
dyke Segia" for $105, and Me,
Nichol, one, "King Segis Calamity
Toryutje" for $100.
The annual meeting of the Elms
Educational Association was held in
Atwood, Tuesday afternoon of last
week. H. Richmond, President of
Association, occupied the chair.
There wits a good attendance of then
and women present. Mr. Richmond
reviewed the work of past year and
showed that a number of interesting
meetings had been held, Election of
officers resulted in all the old officers
being returned as follows:-Peesi-
dent, Hugh Richmond ,
1st Vice-
Peeq, W. S. Shearer ; 2nd Vice -
Pees., Mrs.. Henry Duncan : Sec. -
' 1', E. Shearer ; Dft'eetors,
David Parke, Samuel Corry, Johns
Ovans, Polls Ilimen, Miss Huggins
and Chas, McKenzie,
Ethel Farmers' Club
Have a quantity of Scranton-
Not Coal for mile at ■14.110 per
ton, Price holds good for re-
meleder of 1921.
Harvey Dobsoni
Phone 3815 Salesman Ethei
Archie Morgan, Ushnrne township,
bought 2 pure-bred 1luletein heifers
from J, J. Mentor at fauey price,
Plate glass window pane its the
jswelry store of S. Fitton was broken
by a couple of young fellows foaling iii
the door -way.
Rumors current say artapgements
are about to be made with Wuertb &
Son that they run a dynamo off their
gas engine and thereby supply Orodi-
toii whim light.
Abraham Geiger, Ziu'ich, one of the
Hay Township pioneers, fell off the
couch and t'rolte his leg et the hip.
Medical aid was at once summoned
and the ft antes a replaced. itir, Geig-
er lain his 94th year.
West Wuwauosh Council dealt with
the matter of the abolition of statute
labor. Calculations had been made by
the Provincial engineer who had
trade an inspection of the roads in the
,municipality, He had made au in-
quiry us to the contracts completed
luting the year, the patbmasters'
Hate had been examined and the cost:
of the systtTxss computed, and he wee
now its possession of figures to prove
that contract work is 60 per cent to 70
percent cheaper. If, as recommended
by the engi.reet, this tvo,It were all
done by contract the municipality
would be in a position to folly share,
in the grants made by the Legislature.
On motion of Naylor and Medd it was
decided to have a 'plebii:eite taken at
the first fnueicipal election in the
municipality.
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Pants
IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE THEM.
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You'll Pay
Your Respects
to our bread by ordering re-
gularly after you have once
tried it. You'll at once real-
ize the absurdity of sweating
over a hot fire when you can
get such white, light, tooth-
some bread as ours without
any trouble and at less ex-
pense than you meld bake
it for at home. 'Pry just one
loaf.
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