The Brussels Post, 1912-1-18, Page 4Er', e v ausoeis Vat
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Dip you ever grow Alfalfa? •If not
yvill you try a small plot ?
A good ;motto for Brttsselites for 1912
Along' the .flue of increased activity
would be "Everybody et it." That is
o retie
e nessenough m v to i clueold
include and
P
oen • mete of female—everbody.
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A Dominion Temperance Congress
will be held in conjuuction with. the
Ontario Provincial Couveution in Tor.
ono from 'Tuesday, February 13th to
Friday, 16th prox, Large delegations
are expected at this important gather-
ing,
1i yon are a telephone user dont
"hog" the line but apply the Golden
Rule so that everbody will be able to
secure the best service possible. A fee
imposed for overtime might have a
tendency to break up the long chats
some folks engage in while a score nl
other people, with important messages.
bave to wait on the •Busy line." Help
the operators and the public generally
by playing fair.
WRAP Jo you think about Woman
Suffrage? Some argue that the re
luetance displayed by ladies already pos
sassed of a Municipal vote to use the
same proves that the franchise Is not
valued as highly as the supporters of the
movement appear t to think. We believe
it would be a safe and a sane piece of
legislation that would give women the
ballot. If the non-use is an argument
against it what about the hundreds of
mea who dodge polling their votes ?
\\`tiAT ever else the Oatario Legisla-
ture fall to do the Furward Policv to-
ward New Ontario should be pressed
with vigor. Hon. Mr. Hearst has the
opportunity of his life to make his port-
folio stand for something aggressive by
formulating a program that will claim
the support of not only the M. P. P 's
and Northern Ontario but will appeal as
well to the people of the older sectious
of the Province, many of whom believe
it is time for the Government to wake
up on the eolonizetiou question.
THE Pos'r will back Heron County
officiary against that of any other in
the Province with the expectation of
Huron winning. There is not a blank
in the whole number whether the ap
pointees of the Government or the
County Council. Anybody who has
had business connections with them,
perhaps barring Judges Doyle and
Holt and Sheriff Reynolds. whose duties
faithfully performed do not always meet
with favor by the parties interested, can
vouch for the correctness of this note.
Some say that even Jailer Griffin's
boarders part from him with a tear in
their eye and a gulp in their throat.
WHAT would Brussels business people
think of making the Monthly Horse
Fair dated for February, March and
April special Bargain days and announce
them as such ? ' When weather condi•
tions are favorable the attendance is
usually large and in marking those days
by well planned arrangement of stocks
and prices made to draw the trade the
results tnight be welt worth the effort,
Dates of coming Fairs will be
Thursday, February 1st, Thursday,
February 29th and Thursday, April 4th.,
so that there is no time to lose if the
plan comes into effect for February 1st.
The coming of Spring always booms the
market for horses and also opens up the
season for purchasing goods for Spring
and Summer use or taking advan'age of
Bargain sales in heavier goods,
I•r is a trifle comical to visit the nkat•
ing rink and watch the manoeuvres of
the devotees of the shining steel. All
ages are represented front the grand-
fathers and grandmothers to those of
very tender years, some hardly out
of the cradle. 'There are all sizes of
people, ranging from upwards of 6 feet
to the short, squatty individual. Some
of them are of the bean pole variety
while others sit down like a thousand of
brick, even without being asked to do
so; There is the artist who glides with
a great sweep, cuts the figure 8 or does
the grapvine with neatness ; next comes
the greennornwho has to have some-
body "lug" them along, with the ac
cent on the lug ; then there is the "tom.
Hoy," skater, male or female, Who either
takes the whole ice or charges into you
like a thunderbolt and: cuts the corners,
with a recklessness that endangers the
limbs of the patrons to say nothing of
tbeir own ; Ibe "scary" lady who is
fearful of falling ; the man who has not.
had skates on for 20 yeas and only
stops because be cant go through the
wall after striking a gait on the stretch-
es; and last but not least the skater
who performs gymnastiee not shown in
any book of physical culture and winds
up by vowing that "This is the last time
I will be seem making a fool of myself
for many a day " There is zest and.
good full in skating, in moderation, but
like [navy another good thing should not
be petfnitted to eueroaell On other more
THE fJFECThVE LAXATIVE
'ratites pee and ie eaten Like sandy
elf our experience in the handling of
dregs and medicines, we believe we
have never, had experiooce with any
Remedy Chat gave such great eatis-
factiou to our customers es do Rex -
all Orderlies. This Remedy is not
like any other 'laxative of cathartic.
It contains all the good features of
other laxatives, but none of their
faults.
Our own faith n Rexall le i.
t i Rea Crderl s s
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so strop that weoffer
thew to you
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with our own positive personal
guarantee, that e C t if theydo to
g t t
thoroughly satisfy you, you only need
tell us and we will hand back to you
every penny you paid us for them.
Therefore, in trying them upon our
recommendation you take no risk
whatever.
Rexall Orderlies taste like and are
eaten like candy. They do not gripe,
cause nausea, excessive looseness, or
any other annoyance. They ant so
easily that they may be taken at auy
time, day or night. They are parti-
cularly good for uhildreu, aged, or
delicate persons. They are put up in
convenient tablets in three sizes of
packages. Prices, 10c., 25c., and 50c.
Remember, Rexall Remedies can be
obtained in this comtutulity only at
our store—The Rexall Store, F. R.
Smith, Brussels, Out.
important duties •10 the neglect of the
latter-
ALMOaT every day brings with it the
sad story of accidents at level railway
crossings where the iron hese brings
disaster t0 .cent/ a home by causing
death or maiming people for life. So
frequent are these occurrences i
cern re ccs becom n
4 g
that a well cleaned agitation is on the
way to put a stop to this toll of humans
ty. Gates, wa tchmen, electric bells,
elevated tracks or subways are among
the proposals which will mean heavy
expense to the railroads but nothtug
compared to the value of a life. Rail-
way Boards and Parliaments will be im-
portuned to remedy what has become
too common to be excused or passed
over with a warning. Iucreased travel
on both roadway and railway increases
the necessity of arousing the parties
most interested, They may be a trifle
deaf to the call and slow to acre le but
protection must be afforded and if nee
essary demanded
Do you desire to see Brussels grow ?
If so are you willing to help? Some
people are long in 'alk and good.ad
vice but short in backing up what has
been said by the collateral. Our reason
for such an introduction just now
springs from a letter received by A C
Baeker, who recently purchased the
Salt Works, in town, from W. C. Stret•
ton, an experienced driller of oil, gas
and salt wells in Ohio, who also owns
200 acres of land in this vicinity He
suggests that a local Company be form -
ed and a new well drilled (es the one at
the block is blocked at present by the
piping) with the object of seeking for
either gas or oil rather than salt. Mr
Stretton is of opinion any of the three
may be secured and is willing to join
hands with us is making the test. No
one will doubt the advantage of oil or
gas in paying quantities and we know
by past experience that no better salt
can be found in the country than that
manufactured at Bruesels. The block
here went into disuse not on account of
shortage in quantity or quality but be-
cause of trade uombines and a freight
tariff counting against this station.
That is the proposition before the people
of this commtmity and its progression
will depend on the sympathetic manner
in which it is received and financed. A
geological study will be made of the
strata -understood to exist and compared
with that discovered where successful
drilling has been unaertaken. 1912
should mark a great forward stride in
Bu nssels and what is needed is optimism
unity and sufficent cash to take the nec-
eesary step s to wisely and well make
things go. When evert body lifts there
is little burden carried by the individual.
What do you think shoal it ?
OUR WINNIPEG LETTER
Suet as each year iu the past has
eclipsed those that went before, 91
e e, 1 1
has Made records in figures oP growth
and development along all lues of
agriculture, industry and trade in
eViuuipeg and Western Otulada.
City a tad country both have shared
equally in the growth that bas made
such very subattutlal progress. The
farmers of Western Canada have
never had to bring Iheiecrops through
a year of more ill-assorted tether
y weather
experiences than during the past
twelve months, but in spite of (hese
ill-favored conditions the farms of
Western Canada have produced this
year by far the largest crops in the
country's biseitry. Manitoba alone
has yielded 61,058.786 bushels of wheat
73,786,683 bushels of aatle and 29,000,-
000 bushels of barley, while the yield
for the three pt evinces including
Saskatchewan atiii Alberta is comput-
ed, to be not lees than 177,000,000 bush.
els of wheat, 182,000,000 In ahele of
nate, 84,000,000 bush is of bat it y stud
9,000,000 bushels of flax. The purchas-
ing power iu money when the 1911
crop is all marketed, gives the'enor-
mous cash value to the country of
approximately $260,000,000.
The eutettthding featttt•eof the pro-
geese
ro-
geeeetradein Winnipeg during 1011
9 me big•i r' a of two atel rya. tin .lea a V< a IC tt half
million dollars its building over that
of $15,106,480 in 1910. In addition to
the building permits issued Lo the val-
ite of $17,550,000 inside the city limits
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BRUSSELS
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in 1911 may be added $8,000,000 as ex-
pended in new homes and public build-
ings in the ilutnediate outlying su-
burbs.
With an increase in 1911 of $217,000,-
000 in Winnipeg Bank clearings it
placesY of this cit at the o all
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t. centres nn theoubn
0 eat in in-
creased p er t
p ceu age of clearings over
1910. The total bank clearings for the
year 1911 amounting to $1,170,000,000,
has placed Winnipeg for the first time
in the billion dollar class of cities.
The city of Winnipeg has continued
to receive its share of Canada's Indus-
trial growth and in this connection
Provincial returns show that seventy-
oue charters for purely industrial
companies have been issued with a
combined authorized capital of $7695,-
000, Winnipeg being named ars the
heatiquart-as of each company regia-
tered. Not only have new companies
located but elder industrial Heine have
found it necessary to extend their
working capital to take care of the
growing trade, nineteen firms have
increased their capital from $2,380,000
w $6,360,000 during the year.
The close of the year 1911 gives
Witinipeg267 manufacturing establish-
ments operating in the city with in-
vested capital of 886,000,000,.enaploy-
iug over 15,000 hands, with a monthly
pay roll amounting to three•quartet s
of 'e trillion dollars. The annual, out-
put of Winnipeg industries in 1911 is
estimated at $40,000.000 which in view
of the government census in 1900
showing the output to be 518,083,000,
i t very gratifying.
To keep pace with this development,
the city of Winnipeg has expended
$1,000,000 un street improvements
alone during the past year, the exten-
sions made having covered the sewers,
ten and a half miles of asphalt pave-
ment and sixteen miles of sidewalks.
The most notable industrial event of
the year has been the completion of
Winnipeg's big municipal power plant
which is now serving the city with
electric current. The adoption of a
three cent rate for 'domestic lighting
withequally low prices for electric
power for manufacturing is perhaps
e' -greatest inducement Winnipeg
as yet made towards further indtts
trial development.
Winnipeg's new pet�mttnetit Expos'
Lion building emoted by the \\tiitnipey
Development Bureau occupying
frontage of 5011 feet on Main and
Water streets in the centre of the
city is an advanced step towards the
developtitent 1,1' local inslitutt.iotis
The building hush by Winnipeg Inlri
from ntrtlkrlal 4i.,>i' Whtnipeg's I'aetnrit a
and fhranc&'d Wintlipl'g'ut Aulti:c
spirited citizens has t u
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an c mei a central, o f
e offices I ce a , ep n Inlical
and effective means for publicity and
the advancouteut of home industry.
There has been a decided growth in
Winnipeg's population shaping the
last year. The report of the city
Assessment Commissioners ehowa
that as many as $21,000 people have
been added and that the assessment
value of properl;v has advanced from
$157,608,220 in 1910 to 5172,677,250 for
1911.
Another gratifying feature is the
rapid development of aeticultural
lands in the three prairie provinces.
This iinttligration movement into
Canada, (which means largely, West-
ern Canada,) bas advanced very rapid
ly in past, 5 years. In 1907, 262,460
persons came in from all sources.
J'he next year 146,908 came, in 1909,
208,784 immigrants, arrived and 1910
brought 311,094 and in 1011 the figgnees
show 350,420 settlers all of whom have
come with the avowed intention of
taking up their permanent residences
with us.
In course of the building up of the
population of the West there has been
a most rapid development in the build-
ing Grades, as much as $70,000,000
going into new building in the ten
chief cities West of the Great Lakes
during 1011.
During 1911,1596i]
miles of new rail-
way a )
was ct to feted in Western i
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eui Cal a-
da, 203 new towns were started in the
three prairie provinces ; 41 being
estttblislted on the C. P. R. system,
130 on thee). N. R. Western system
and 32 thriving towns on Lite. Grand
Trunk:Pacific railway. The building
of these railway towns naturally
causes a demand for Western banking
facilities and in this connection 67
new branch banks have been added to
the 647 institutions t hitt were operat-
ing at the close of 1910.
Not•withstandiug the unfav-
orable crop season the wholesale and
retail business in all lines has been
very satisfactory and it is safe to say
that the annual turn over bus been at
least 25 per cent above the yew 1910.
Interest in the Imperial Home Re-
union Association has during 1911 be-
come national. This new and far-
reaching immigration plan has taken
root East and West. Since its birth
in Winnipeg in the closing weeks of
`1910 as many as 20 Canadian cities
have organized likeassociatione which
are now assisting worthy men to
bring their' families to Canada from
Great. Britain.
The outlook for general business for
the season of 1912 is bright; not only
in Winnipeg but in the whole of the
four Western 'Provinces. With the
combined forces of such far teachiu
advertising campaigns as are outlined
by the Dominion Government, the
big railway-col'poratinus,\'the Provin-
cial Governments, cities, towns and
districts all working for population,
industry and capital, it is sure to result
in a great influx of population and
capital. Agriculture and industry
will move forward together, in 1912.
A keener interest is abroad to develop
home industry tlu'unghnut the land
and with this patients.:spirit abroad to
buy U.tuadial geode the product of
Canadian labor and resources \Vest -
ern Canada will receive Its rigbtful
•shave in general development for 1912,
Manitoba, has awakened to the stn-
- porttwoe of a vigorous campaign for
people. Geographically situated so ae
a to offer the fttrtrtet the greatest of
combined atdvantages, those aeeltiug
opportntlity, especially inIItnixed farm.
lug are sure to I'espulld iu the coining
• year to the Invitations that will be
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alt slut to eve cornet. every r el P h world
c the old
lty the prugl'essit•e movement. slut ting
le at the beginning of 1912, Without
' Latch Lo account ac cult t 1 hundred Willi
the on
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acres Lu •'
obatut dt
de to the )t \ i lee '[
l i 1 It
the coating year, Manitoba Iles al•
read 80,754,000acres
capable fculti-
vation,
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vtttiott,This equals 220,712 (pewter
sections of 160 acres each and tttkhtg
an average of four people to the gutta'-
' tee section, it will give a rural pupula-
I lion of nearly a million people exclus-
ive of cities, towns and villages or in
!other words, room and opportunity
for an additional three•quarters of a
million farming population.
Based on these possible population
figures for Manitoba. and a like (level -
opulent foe Saskatchewan and Alberta
greattet Winnipeg is bound to become
a city of half a million souls in the
next few years.
The wealth of Western Canada's
partially developed natural resources
is yet untold. With only 10 per cent
of the vast stretches of fertile laud un-
der' crop, with lumber and mineral
resonrces merely suface touched, with
millions of acres of free land and
other millions of acres of cheap land,
Western Canada is bound to have fleet
place among the countries of the
world as a place in which people may
come and settle and make for them-
selves a home and business equal to
their' ability, capacity and capital in-
vested.
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FOR some time there has dwelt in your mind
the thought of trying PURITY FLOUR—
the flour that consists wholly of the high-grade
portions of the best Western hard wheat.
That's a good thought. It indicates a desire for
improvement in your baking -talent --an ambition to
increase the deliciousness of your bread and pastry.
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EMINDER: On account
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extra quality of PURITY
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Ontario or blended flours.
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BALD HEADS NOT WANTED
Baldness is too Generally Considered
a Sign of Advanced Age
A bald-headed person does not have
au equal chance with one blessed with
a healthy head of hair, because bald-
ness is too generally accepted as an
indication of age. Many large cor-
porations have established an ape
limit, and refuse to take men over 35
year's of age as new employees.
Probably 65% of bald-headed people
may regain a good head of healthy
hair if they will follow our advice and
accept our offer. We have at remedy
that we positively guarantee to grow
hair tfu.any head, unless the roots of
the hair are entirely deed. their
follicles closed and the scalp has be-
come glazed and .ehiny., _We .want.
people to try this remedy at our risk,
with the distinct andeesttL,ldittg that
unless it does exactly what we claim
it will, and gives satisfaction ;in ever y
respect, we shall make no charge for
the remedy used during the frisk
We know exactly what are are talk-
ing about, and with this offer back of
one statements no one should scoff,
doubt our word, or hesitate to put our
remedy to actual test.
We want -every one in Brussels who
is suffering from any scalp or hair
trouble, dandruff, falling hal', or
baldness to try our Rexall "93' Hair
Tonic. We want thein to use it regu-
larly—say until three bottles have
been usedstud if it does not eradi-
cate dandruff, cleanse and refresh
the scalp, tighten the hair roots, and
grow new hair, we will return every
cent,• pain us for the remedy for the
mere asking. There is no formality
expected, and we exact no obligation
from the user whatever.
We are established right bete in
Bruseels, andntake this offer with a
full understanding that our business
success entirely depends upon the sort
of treatment we accord our customers
and the would not dare make -the
above offer unless we were positively
certain that we could eubstentiate it
in every particular. Remember, you
can obtain Rexall Remedies in this
community only; at our store—The
Rexall Store. F. R. Smith.
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Awfully dial easing is atsehtua. 13at
worse, If possible, when combined with
Brohchltis. Relieved quick et' by
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cured 8o thoroughly by Oatart•bnznne
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Stock for Service
"...Alt/WORTH HOG FOR AEtoVInE,—The
• nndersiened will leen rn' sary ice el N3,
Lot 20, Oon r 81'rris, a thorougl,•br,d Tani -
worth hog, 11'urms, $100, to bs paid ut time of
service wish privilege of reternhtg it names,
eery, 51 WALICEit,
10•UL Proprietor,
'THORO'•BRED DURHAM BULL FOIL SER.
woe .—The undersigned will keep for ser•-
vfce 0n Lot 12, Oun. 8, Grey, a thoro'-br,d
Durham bull Pedigree may beseen on.apph-
cation, Terms $1.00, which moat be paid be.
fore December Slat of each year,
27-4 WM A, LAM;ONT, Proprietor,
Good iron pump for sale, 4% inch cylinder;
can be fitted for any depth of awl wall. Have
110 furtitur use for It as I have drilled o well,
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C0MFUl('1'ABLE BRlu$ HOUSE with
VV stable, well, Se., livid 2 mores of choice
land for sale in the .Southerly part of Bras.
eels. 17u medinte possession can be given. Fe
further particulars apply to F. S. Scutt, Brus-
sels.
FARM FOR SALE,—The undersigned u1Een-
for sale his 100 acne farm, being Lot e7,
0011 11,. Gray township, There are aheut 91.1
Hanes under cultivation and 5 acre.. of hard-
wood bush ; good buildiugr, bank barn well,
windmill, &e..; 234 sales from church ; nun,
from eohool ; and 2%r miles from p,owlfire.
Possession on March 1st. For further platten-
tars apply on the premises or Orenbroulk P 0
to ORAS. LOVE, Prop, Phone 2012 26.5
FARM FOR BALE,—Being S34 of Lots 54 and
50, Uon. 1, Morris, On the farm there is a
good frame house, 22 x80% ; ]kitchen 14 x 221 ;
woodshed 202:80; barn 118xU0; straw shed 110x4U,
lean 10x00; stone wall with good stabling ; two
never -failing wells and good oreltard. the
farm is in a good state of eun4vethen. Deed
may he seen and terms learned on application
to proprietor, WALTER L. BREUICICNuIDGE
25.8 Jamestown P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—The nm-
doreigned offers his fine 200 acre farm, be.
Ing Lots 17 and 18, Uon. 0, Grey township, But
on 00 , for sale or if notdispo-ed of would rent
to good tenant There are 150 Berea cleared,
tiolanoe bush and pasture land. Good build-
ings, cement silo fences, orchard drilled well,
&e , on the ppromises Only 3f nine to school
and 234 to Ethel vlltnge, Possussion could be
giVetat ones if sold or next Spring In Iea•ing,
For further partioolnrs as to price, terms and
conditions apply to J. i, WELSH, prop
19-01 Phone 4118 Ethel P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE.—The undersigned offers
adlo ningne farm tho t wn of Clinton lit r salout e saTltn
farm ie in a good state of cultivation, 'and hes
goodbuildings, brick house, bank barn, d riv.
ing house, pigpen, etc., all comparatively new.
A :first -clues young orchard containing all
kinds of fruits and at -o small fruits. The
farm is well fenced and drained and is a very
desir
ableno n
I i te, For
Panther particulars apply
on the premises or address
10.11 JOHN TORRANCE, Clinton.
RAMS FOR SALE —The undersigned has 8
pure bred Shearltng Leicester Rams for
sale. Lot 17, Oon. 9, Grey township, They
are fine ones. ROBT, L, MODONALO,
12-01 Oranbrook P, 0.
1 00 ACRES OF LAND for sale, 13, miles
North of Senforth. Good clay loam,
all cleared end under cultivation. Sank barn,
cement Hoorn, large frame house, newly paint.
ed • good wells at barn and house • buildings
and fences in esoel lent repair. An ideal home
cheap, Apply (MIs+) SUSIE GOVENLOCB,.
Senforth, Out.
FAR61 EOR SALE,—Being Lot 20, Cat. ,14,
MMOKillo
p• township, containing shobr 02
nerea, all elected. Onh the Premises lett ,rind
house, bank barn for um ecu combined, and
ti now Power ,I,, for pumping, grading, an •
ilio extraRood•bgood shoe ofmbar, Chiefly iva Sion. having is in crop Rood abate of cultivation. etuett 1 toot
been and cattle
light and large am of hunt
hogs and cattle Ped i o it for n yearn es •m is
situated . R. tromnohool and 2 miles tion-
bWalton U.8. H.
sA tIlI N, Walton
P.
or
Inns carnet p em MILTON, Walton P. O., or
apply on the premises. g0.tp
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ARM F010 SALE being Lot 19, Oen. 10.
Grey Township, eontattdng 100- eaters 134
slimy fre,nt° house 2ux80. 11,; kitchen Mac;
good frame barn, 40x00 on atone tabling; t
ood welts • all seeded to grass except 20 neves;
1u acres In bush; orchard; 194 miles from (1 P.
E. station A.11 to *tate of uultiveton. 10e•
further particulars apply to ALEXANDER
BARRON,. UI•ullbrook, P, O. 18.4.
Telephone 2818,'
FARMS FO10 SALE—Being Lot 4, Oun U,
and Lot e, Oen. 18, Grey 'Township Huron
Uo, On these farms are good buildings, well
fenced and drained, also good orubnuts ; taun-
t) o1 water ; nearly all seeded to grass and its
• egood state °Conitiva0ton, Both nn ooluee to
ctrool and to the Village of Symonds. They
will be sold cheap and on easy terms of pay-
ment, Apply en the pt rouses. -.
8.5-1 Jan. RU'1Z Bru-selsP O.
FA.IiM FORSALE.—The Undersigned offers
for sola his 100 Moro f,u•ut, being N Lot
49, Oon. 5, Morrie township, baron t 00
acres cleared, 111tbee is It bumtet•tnble house,
now bank barn,. Orchard, drilled well, &c 234
miles South 01+ 1
Brun n s. Pu
sweeten firstof
tlnroh, 1812. For further particulars,as to
' to
p, lee, terms, &o, apply on the preudsus or
timeaeels P. O. to H. msutM, Prop. 8.4
AT A BARGAIN.—Wel dispose of cottage,
Elizabeth street, Brusaels,tut.8850,a.'grent
bargain, in order toaeoureq9uiet, sale,Rey
may bolted front Mr, J. Leclerc- For further
particulars 000 Mr. Leckie or write the under-
signed. J, H, OAMEItON,
10 St. George St„ London,
FARM FOR SALB.—Tho 100 acre farts, be -
Ing the property of the late Pete' McNeil,
Lot 28, (Jon. 14, Grey, is offered far sale, by. the
Undersigned. There are 85 mires cleared,
ed, but-
anee well timbered. On the feria there in n
good bank barn, large driving stied and a tto'nt-
m•tablo house. Phu,e 111 (1rt0o(1 condition and
well fanned. Per further Portion lnrs funny to
JAS. A. MOHAIR, or JA 8, D, M oNA Int, Exec.
utore, Oranhrooli P.O., or F. 8.. BOOTT, Bros,
sets. 7.11
In
Altai FOIL SALE, being Sonthltaif Lot 25,
COO. 4, Morrie townxhip, Harron Oa , ewe
Wining 100 acres more Or lase. Ot) the protn-
Ixox is a frame house,.bank barn, 0514 orohnrd,
we1L wlndtntll, &o. Alt cleared 0xceet about
an acre Sohdol 1 miles distant. Only 2r�
n✓a y
iniles trent sas r1H 1 acres Fall
wheat i'
mid shunt 59 aces Heeded dawn, For latae,
terms and Other information imply on the
yit omlaes or if writing g Srusaele Y 0, Phone
Ila 'Or re.13, Scott, llrtteseis,
11'tP A, L.BEflia, Proprietor,
•Six Important Points
,1 lllp
i regarding. the well knowt) tI
TORONTO, ONT. !
L t'ou rSuv 010•1 anti) ll,,utetflxa.
i r last vl val t t.tt action is ven
t, Ili t h i d given
UTonehers tire'lelt FlndY 11+I1lII e
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4,td a ul via GET and good
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\Vr tr for rat libelee. Enter now.
c`or Yutunv entvd 3 W. J. PrincEt-L101ipal.'T,
fttrxnnd, r nq
MONTHLY
Horse Fars
BRUSSELS
Regular Monthly lblese Faits will be
held this season as follows :—
T1II711.M1>AY, FEB. 1. 1912
111413. 29, 10)2
APRIL 4, 1012
—
Leading Local and Outside Buyers
will be present.
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Beehives 'retailing. A nimbi of ,•t,.
Seven Cllegrs in leading towns •
and cities, Two Thum+tuid eta-
► Bents in ourOelleges and thine ,•t,
SI tidy htal. year. We train linin •
•ten In twentyslnllents roe every '1'
One 1tttined by 1110.,1 schuuls, '•F
+ 'Chutes a treason. It is reeely •
aduti1ted that. our geminates get
• heat positions, and the demand .s.
+ for them • is '•sefen" times the •
supply. Exclusive right for Un- '4'
p tilriurti'the famous Bliss Bunk-
+ keeping eyelet)). You ma reel('y •
• at home, Or partly at 'lento autl
finish tot the College. A ilusiuess
+ Ethwal,iou pays it dividend every •
y day of pen. life.
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kWinter Term From Jan. +
2nd, 1912 't•
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Spatten Businass College 9•
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Ohne. W. kurus, Principal. O
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BRUSSELS
Will Run Every
Week Day
11 nm this tittle and attend to all
evicts with prnutptuess and
care, $alisl'aclinu guaranteed..
Flour and Feed always
on hand for sale.
1Ve are pra'parod to install
Elects ie Light hi home's or pub-
lic huildnlgs. tisk shoal. one
riles and lemon. A 1 service
promised.
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• with good 1\Latthinelyand Skilled 0
• scout, tits, lye two in a position o
O to attend eoyour eepLtirsproolpt- S
0 ly and et rettsouable rates. v
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6 molts,wa will give you. honest t
• advice null help le connected i.
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