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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-6-12, Page 5G . ND Uberal •Bemanstration and Pic-nic �t Grand Bend, Huron Co. ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19th for all the Liberals and citizens generally of Huron, Middle- sex, Perth, Oxford, Lambton and the City of London The Federal o Ontario Federal CabinetoMinisters will be prtern esent nd also the The Pie.nie will be honored with the presence of Hon. Ernest Lapointe, Minister of Justice who, with. Hon(. J. C. Elliott, Minister of Public Works Hon. W. D. Euler, Minister of National Revenue Hon. Jas. Malcolm, Minister,of Trade & Commerce Senator Rankin, Wellington Hay, M. P. Ross Gray, M. P., and Miss Gertrude Rankin, Pres. Ontario Liberal Women's Association WILL BE -THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS The Public Meeting will be opened at 2 D. m. by Mr. Thomas McMillan, M the Liberal WhHip for the Provinnd Mr. ce. G. Sanderson, Come with your baskets and bring your families and spend a pleasant day in the interests of Liberalism in Canada. ZURICH BAND IN ATTENDANCE GOD SAVE THE KING Interesting News of THE lit Place Your Insurance. With S. Scot Automobile - lire - lire Phone No. I. Brussels. rthI Chopping MILL Will run Monday Tuesday Friday & Saturday of each week, beginning the 17th of .June, until further notice. LOCAL NEWS ua$$.5 ro$T information Asked For Municipal clerks have been ask- ed for a list of burying grounds in their municipalities. The agitation to have neglected cemetries cleaned up and put into proper shape is be- ginning to enlist the sympathy of the public and also the department of the government which has this work under its con- trol. Every Hunter Must Have License to Carry Gun. Although it may not be generally known every person carrying a gun for hunting purposes must have a license, states Col. R. Emmerbon, Ontario Fish and Game Warden, with offices in London. Fanners and their sons are the only.,persons ex - ss ---"""•..a empted from this regulation, accord- ing to the warden, and, in their case the District the exemption holds good only when on their own property." "We are always endeavoring to impress upon DROP t Mrs. Harry Scott and sons, JLnt the public," Col, Enmterton related, yr The home team. defeated Stratford Donald and Harry, of Seaforth, on Monday evening by a score of 2-1 anent Sunday with F. B. and Mrs. at Winthrop. A good crowd was pre- Scott. is an easy matter to obtain one." sent and there was lots of thrills. C. H. and Mrs. Garniss accolnpan- Contrary to a belief entertained 'by Stratsord ace to first and Winthrop. bid enaI- ! Scotteir son daughter; NlalcolmlrstoJaw t maoy sportsmen, the open season for c had a chance to even up on a p fishing bass is not in effect at the sp but Wright missedcame the fight bide ack . en *Lorne pJno. aR. spent occupied a few atheys .pulpit Present time, the warden points out. pace. Winthrop rig The legal season for catching base and ,corral and before half time in Andrew's Church, ce of m on ; opens on July 1, closing on October Winthrop1Csecond again. in the sec- Sunday during the absence 12ev, ; 15, With both days inclusive. end Stratford scored on a Welty Dr. !erne who is attending the Gen - piece of combination, but Referee oral Assembly. Anniversary ser Gen-115, Meeting Women's Institute Stevenson •called it off side. The vices swill be held in Knox Presby - next game will be Friday night when tartan Church on Sunday, June 16th, 1the 27th annual meeting of the East Stratford scored first and Winthrop services Drum,lof Toronto, will ha . Huron Women's Institute to be held Brussels plays hereGin the Community Hall, Fordwich, _ I charge of both services. The annual on Tuesday, June 1Sth:— I gardon party will be' held on the MORNING SESSION am xo.ac BLUEVALE church grounds on Monday evening, A. Holmes spent Sunday at Har- June 17th. opening ode Prayer • Lord's Prayer in Unison "the risk persons are taking by hav- ing guns for which thew hold no per- mit." The license fee is small and it Wit DNESDAY, JTJN.K 12th, .929 1- lou. F, Black spent the week -end at Toronto. Mrs Stamper is under the doc- tor's care at present. Thos. Barett and sons Harold spent Sunday in Waterloo. Mrs, John Smith is improving a- gain after her recent illness. Neil and Mrs. Robb, of Stratford, visited with old friends here. Howard Milligan Left for Calgary where he will spend the summer. Charles and Mrs.Coultess, .of List- owel spent Sunday with Mrs. G. Snell. Sunday with Wm. and Mrs. Thorn- and Mrs. Bennett. Community Singing George and Mrs. Thornton spent Present visiting her parents, Joseph Debate ton.John and Mrs. Buchanan anr;.,,�iau- CollectionMatt. Elliott, of Toronto, is spend- ghter, Miss Mary, spent Sunday with Branch Reports.— g in a few days with his cousin, W. George and Mrs. Pryee at Winthrop. Bluevale Inst. Mrs. Joseph Dennis is confined to Brussels Inst J. Duff. Wm, and bins. Thornton and Jas. her bed through illness. Her many Fordwieh and il'Irs. Masters visited friends at friends wish for her speedy recov- Rutnam Girls Gorrie, ery. Gorrie Inst. David Hall and daughter, Tilly. Edward and Mrs. Bougar of De- Wroxeter Inst. Molesworth Inst. Ethel Inst. Auditors' Report Address Mrs. Wardlaw, Ethel Instrumental Fordwieh Itutnam Girls Arrangements for next Annual Meeting "GOD SAVE THE KING" Weed Inspectors Meet at Clinton. the tiee W Ispectors meeting of Weed Is rectors r Ian McDonald BRUSSELS Automobile Insurance Phone lax CAR OF SALT TO ARRIVE AT ETHEL ON JULY 6 45c per cwt. N. Hayden & Sons ETHEL ., i Roll Call WALTON i Community Sinelne Peter B. Gardiner spent Monday ( Led by Miss E. Stephens in Toronto on business, : Paper Gorrie W. I. A large crowd attended Thomas Election of Officers Clark's sale in Walton on Monday. i Adjournment until afternoon Session, Miss Muriel Farquharson, of Win- AFTERNOON SESSION 1.30throp spent the week end at home. Miss Gertrude Miller spent the 'opening ode week end with Miss Rankin in Sea- Prayer Mrs. Stocks, Wroxeter forth. iAddress of 'Welcome Misses Jean and Maud Ferguson Otrs. S. I{night, Fordwieh of Seaforth visited friends in Wal- Reply Mrs. Simpson, Molesworth ton, recently. Solo Mrs. Barker, Brussels Mrs. ,W. Watson, of London is at Paper Bluevale W. I. Wroxeter W. 1. of Hamilton, spent the week -end with troit, spent the tveek end with Mrs. relatives here. Dougar's parents, John and Mrs. Mc - Mrs. Chas. Enright and daughter, Donald. of Toronto, are spending a few days Mrs. William Clark and Miss Jean with Mrs. A. Holmes. Clark returned home on Saturday Miss Viola McLeod received a tel- evening after spending several weeks egram stating that her mother was in Toronto. seriously ill at Detroit. Johnston and Black shipped three HURON COUNTY cars of cattle and one car of hogs to for all the municipalities of Huron Toronto on Saturday. The whole stall of Seaforth Col- } James and Mrs. Kearney, and Ito- lcgiate have been fired. County was held in the Agricultural ger and Mrs. Oke spent Sunday with Clinton has hadan application for Office, Clinton, Tuesday afternoon. Joseph and Mrs. .Smith, in Morris. building permits, totalling. $1.1,285,- There were forty present tit this J. Wesley Beattie and Misses Fior- 00. meeting which included a number of once and Ethel Beattie were Sunday Fredrick Ross, for 17 years teach- fanners who were interested in' weed visitors at the home or R. F. Garniss. er in Dungannon school, has resigned control. The weed Campaign for M. and Mrs. Gregory, of St. Marys on account of ill health. season was outlined and control meas - and George and Mrs. Townsend, of Clinton is willing to allow its ures were discussed. The situation is Gorrie visited with Wm. and Mrs. chemical Fire Truck to go into the serious and the success met with will Thornton. nearby townships in case of fire. largely depend upon the co-operation 'Tire local softball teams were at A, union picnic, under the auspices of everyone concerned. This is a ick will be county project, it is practically hope - which are cut green and 'used for hay might give greater returns than if allowed to ripen, in which case the grain yield is very often poor. The most encouraging observation from the experience of last year is the evident demand for information of the nature and paritcularly on the control of weeds. All will agree that this is a healthy sig nand should be encouraged" in every way possible. The Weed Inspectors therefore should continue to study and for this pur- Mrs. Aitchesoa Miss Downing Mrs. McEllwain Mrs. Strong Mrs. S. Ashton Miss Mary Pope Mrs. Simpson ?sirs. Bremner Gorrie Tuesday night. The won by about 20 runs and the girls lost by about the same number of runs. Thor will be a bee at the cemetery at 1 p. ten, Saturday,, June 15, to clean up and improve the property. All those interested will kindly come along and bring necessary tools. WINGHAM Monumental '' W ORKS Has a large and complete stook of Family Memorials in newest designs at very reasonable prices. Call and see us before plac- ing your order, R. A. SPOTTON Phono Offlao t20 Wit1o•11am Houoo 2Se t, held inyGeorge Ott's bush on Satur- less for one man to attempt to clean day June 22nd. up if his neighbor's farm is badly in - By the death on May 28th of Mrs. fasted, It is a matter which concerns Samuel Johnston, in her 88th yetis, the county as a whole, Those in another of Howick's sturdy pioneers charge of administering the act ane had passed to her reward, at education rather than legislation in J. H. Rogers, township treasurer, *co/Strolling the weeds. It is some - has just received a cheque for : thing which cannot be accomplished 84691.88, being the amount due i in a year or even two years, but the Howick under the Highways sin- aim should be to have clean farms, provoment Act for expenditures on ' free from weeds, as an objective. it roads in the township for 1928. The is the duty of everyone to get behind total amount expended by the town- ; this project and supbort it. We have; ship on roads in 1924 was only in the county, active and enthusiastic $6824.09 with the road work system, weed inspectors who with the co- on which the township did not re- operation of the public can accomplish ceive any grant. i much. This year the campaign will A quirt wedding was solemnized ;be directed particularly to the control at the manse Saturday last, dune 1st, , of weeds on roadisdes, pasture fields by the Rev Jas. Abery .when Miss Al- l and waste lands, Smother crops such • ice Alberta Nott became the bride of 1 as bucicwhoat, sweet clover and rape Earnest L. Stevens of Hhrlock, The , are strongly recommended. In a leen- bride was dressed in peach georgette sus taken of the weed condition last over lace end wore the gift of the year, it was found that sow -thistle, ' groom a string of, pearls. After the � wild carrot, couch grass and ox -eye ceremony the happy couple left Inc a daisy were the most troublesome, honeymoon trip to Hespeler, %Tamil- These weeds are prevalent through - ton, and other points, the bride's out the entire county. It would cer• costume 'being of old rose with hat tainly be considered a hardship if a and shoes to match and navy tailored !farmer were requested to cut a field coat. We extend hearty congratula-,of grain seriously infested with these tions to this young couple. They will 'weeds before they developed seed. s 1 reside in Seaforth, I However, it was thought that crops pose it was suggested that a copy of f "'•farm Weeds of. Canada" be sup plied, The book contains illustra- tions of all the common weeds, giv- ing detailed information as to their manner of growth and suggestions for then control This book may be obtained from the Publication De- ptu'lonent, Parliament Building, Ot- tawa, at a cost of $2,00. In addition bulletins may be secured from the Dept of Agriculture dealing with the weeds and their control.—Clinton News Record. Full ,Sheets of Foundation And Why Foundation is used for four reas- ons, namely, for the production of strong combs well attached to their frames, to save the bees energy and tine in building the combs, to ensure a maximum number of worker cells, and to encourage the bees in build..., ing straight combs. Only by using full sheets of foundation can, all these arms be attained. There are a few beekeepers who still adhere to the old practice of supplying the bees with "starters", because it seems to cost less and is fairly satielaotory. The slight saving on initial cost is poor business, fox by so doing, •the most important aims for giving foundation are defeated. In the first place the bees are not The . 3aby Chick Season Will soon be over. Better get +youl's before it is too late. White May 80th hatch Barred Rods are 17o ; 8, 0, W hite Leg- horns 1So Alter June 1$th Barred Rooks are 16o and>$, 0. While Leghorns 180. Barred Rocks are pure 0. A. 0. strain ; Cockerels dirt -et from O. A. College ore mated to selected breeders, All Leghorn Cliieks. are from yearling anti 4.vear.old liens, Hatching Eggs Se each. Ask to see our lice of Royal feeders a:,d Water Founts. C. G. CAMPBELL Fhone Blyth W-24 AUBURN, ONT. saved the time and energy that they would be had full sheets -of founda- tion been given. It is commonly un- derstood that the production of wax and building of comb takes more eneergy from the bees than the production of honey ; if full sheets Of foundation be given, then the energy of the bees is being conserved. While the bees aro building that part .of the comb that comprises the foundation they are using time that might otherwise be used in the storing of honey. Fur- thermore , it requires about ten or twelve pounds of honey to manufact- ure a pound of wax. At ten cents per pound of honey, the cost of making' a pound of wax is one dollar, Foun- dation can be purchased for about seventy-two cents per pound. A second important argument in favour of supplying the bees with. full sheets of foundation is that they will then build the entire cells. • A great many combs from starters con- tain a considerable proportion of cells for the rearing of unproductive drones, There is no doubt whatever that beekeepers are well advised to use ' full sheets of foundation. LOOK AT YOUR LABEL et: tS, 5 10 A 4'Y.iy CYeFtnh1d•n $'i."d• a rn,r,saM� aK.,gxa a s rir FO D CAR SIX Iii 1' iNf AKE SYSTEM rips i Silent � HE greatest safety feature on any auto- mobile—the braking system—has been developed on the Ford car to a degree that insures absolute driving confidence. Being fully enclosed, the internal expanding brakes on all four wheels are free from any danger of impaired performance from mud, sand, road dirt, grease or other foreign matter entering the mechanism or between the bands and drum. The four wheel systena is operated by a foot pedal, white the emergency or parking system of two brakes, one on each rear wheel, is distinct and separate, operated by a hand lever. This added security is made possible through the unique design of the Ford steel spoke wheels to which drums are fitted to accommodate two sets of internal brakes on the rear wheels. The smooth, even braking of the Ford car yields more advantages than maximum safety at all times, since it makes tires last longer and adds immeasurably to riding ease and driving comfort. Arrange for your demonstration ride with nearest Ford dealer Drive it Yourself— there is no Better Test j it Ford Car Features Choice of colours 65 to 05 miles an hour 40 -horse power engine Full balloon tiros Fully enclosed six -brake system { Mondale hydraulic shock absorbers 30 to 50 miles pm gallon of semolina Shatterproof plass windshield Theft proof ignition !Dale liatiabttito and low upkeep the G. B. McIntyre 'suss/04.11, I;g3M? Ij rA 3t