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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-6-19, Page 4WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19th, 929. THE OEU3SEL$ POST TIAntosets3, ji t. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19th, 1929, 1929 JUNE E:y 1929 �1 M T W r s 2 9 -1 2:3 30 What Parliament Did During Long Session 3 4 5 CI 7 8 3 11) it 1..7 1 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 2G 27 28 29 Grey Council Minutes of Council meeting held on June 8th, 1929. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved on motion.of R. L. McDonald, seconded by J. . Collins. Moved by 12. L. McDonald, second- ed by Si1ae Johnston, that this Coun- cil refer the report of the Machan Ilrain, back to the Engineer for fur- ther consideration, Carried. Movedb y Thomas Dougherty, se- conded by J. F. Collins, that in an - ewer to the request of John Metiair end Robt, Shiels, that we instruct the Clerk to notify the Engineer to ex- alpine and report on the area des- cribed under eect 74 and 76 of the Municipal Drainage Art." Carried. Moved by Thos. Dougherty, second ed by :Silas Johnston, that in answer' to the request of David 1';. Brown, the Clerk forward instructions to the Engineer (S. W. Arrhiald) to ex- amine the area at the north of Lot 35, Con 17 and report on the sante under section 76 of the Municipal Drainage Act; and to extend the Machan Drain to the Boundary of Erma and Grey as requested by D. E. Brown. Moved by J. F. Collins, seconded by Silas Johnston. that lee appoint Cuthbert Hutchieen a.- sheep valua- tor for the Township of Grey. Car. rigid. Moved by 11. L. M(eDon bt, seernd- ed by J. F. Collins, that this Council appoint J. H. Fear as weed in.epeetor for the Tognehip of Grey for yea" 1929 Carried 'slot rd by Sines Johnston,=erond- ed by R. L. M Don:11.i that we do now adjourn our Court of Revi=inn on tie t eseestrent hell to meet a. gain on Jew! 1:'tll to eon:ider the different arl,e•ei;, and to transact any other bueilege tl.at may mime rue- . fore the Board. Curried.. June 17''h iie per a<Ijournim'nt Moved hp ell in .(ohnton, . , end- ed by Tho... Dougherty. that thy, sev- eral appeals, againet their a. <eec- unenta be not allowed, but that the A.-messnr, Roll as handed in be sus- tained and that the :said 1eee er. set Roll be the Assessment Roll for the Township of Grey for 1929. Car- ried. Moved by T. Dougherty, second - es by Ii.1.. 1h'Uonabl, that we do now adjourn to meet a'a•iin nn July 13th or at the call of the Reeve. Car- ried. The following accounts were paid re meeting of June 8th:-Robt. Houston, drag and spreading, $20.85 A. Bird, hauling gravel 5125.12; R. Brewer, hauling gravel, 5156.00; N Duncanson, shovelling, $23.00; John S. Ritchie shovelling, $11.25; Wm. Armstrong, shovelling, 517.50; John Bray, gravel, $57.93; John S. Ritchie drag, 55.00; John Pearson, hauling gravel $4.00; Stanley Purvis, drag, 53.50; John Alcock, brushing, $11.25 Lewis Frain, hauling gravel $23,50; Wm. Tumuli, grading, $2.50; George Johnston, culverts, 51.25; Geo. Turn hull, culverts, $1.25; Robt, MCBlaln, gra&ing, $1.25; Ben. McCormick, gravel, $2.25; L. H. Mosman, the $22.10 ; Ezra Welsh, drag.,$5.00 ; Percy Ward drag., 50c ; Earl Meehan Haul gravel, $3.50 ; Stanley Me Far - lane, haul gravel and drag, $5.87 ; Robe. McTaggart, drag., $1.50 ; Jas. McTaggart drag $7.00 ; Fergus Mc- Taggart, drag, $1.25 ; Kenneth Mc- Farlane, gravel $2.25 ; August Mc- Farlane, hauling gravel, $1.75 ; Wm. Patterson, haul gravel etc., 59.00 ; Alex. Speiran, gravel, $1.12 ; Geo. McKay, drag, 515.00 ; James Mach- an ; Gravel, 56.00 ; A. Taylor, drag, 56.25 ; John Young fills approach, 12.00 John Cameron 'taeeon r drag, $2.60 ; Robt. Davidson, use of plow, $4.00 ; Mark Cardiff, grading, $15 ; W. J. Hemingway, grading and drag- ing 548.75 ; Stuart Noble, grading, 57.50 ; Wm. Cameron, lugeber, 5.25 Geo. Evans, Letting crusher, $38.50; Fred Smalldon, work at crusher, 512.- 50 ; John Menery, work at crusher, $20.00 ; Donald. McKinnon, work at crusher, 536.50 ; Thos. Ryan, work at crusher, $3.25 ; Roy Bennett, work at crusher, 57.50 ; Wnr. Ellicott, work at crueller, 13.50 ; Fergus Taggart ,• rep. culvert 51.75 ; Thos. McDonald drag, $12.50 ; Wm. Bieh- op, drag, $8.00 ; Geo. Bishop, drag, 56.25 ; Wm. Armstrong, drag, 51,25; Harvey Dennis, tractor $33.00 ; John Barr, gravel, 400 ; Richard •Jacklin. graveling $5.75 ; Wm. Turnbul, graveling $1.25; Geo. Turnbull, gra- veling 52.50 ; LeLvi Parr, drag,$10; Sawyer Hassey repairs, 520.56 ; Can adian Oil Co. account, 571.79 R. Rud & son account 53.08 ; A. G. 1Shiels, operation, Mrs. Allbright, 560.00 ; W. D. S. Jamieeon, assist., 515.00 ; Dr. F. A. McMaster, assist. end attendance, 525.00 J. H. Fear, Clerk. Ottawa, June 11. Phe !taction • of Canada's Parliament to the buoy- ant conference of the country is seen in the long list of tonstructry a un- dertaking of impressive propor- tion~ which it has sanctioned during the seeeion now drawing to a close. The legislation to make possible the development program of the two big railway companies ; to provide fur extensive harbor improvements, anti the many other public works planned throughout the Dominion, constitute perhaps the most important outcome , of the activities on Parliament Hill. , during the past three and a half months. Other important results of this i seesion were ; Changes made by the budget. Amendment to the Canada Grain Act. Handing over to the Prairie Prov• ince,e the management of their wa- ter powers. Declaration of Parliament that it rd,'sired the natural re ourees to he returned to the Weetern Provinces with as few limitations as was pos- sible under the constitution. Art to enable the Canadian Nat- ional and Canadian Pacific railways jointly to take over the Alberta Government railway. Acts enabling the Can'tdian Na- tional to purchase a number of other roads. LARGER UNDERTAKINGS. The fallowini* liet of the larder unrl„r•tekinge fat which lr ei.aation wae eoeured nr nppropietions ap• n"r:•.',•,1. lve•s 0111'1 idea of the exteid of the di=hereements of private and pubic moms which will be set in nrt,on a: 0 result of tide .1 es1dn. r.tnacilan Pa, iifi1. Railway brant•}, , lines, unefii,'ial e.etim•nte, 650,000,- 000 ; C'nntuli',n Natin'tal branch line- eetimat d. $29.000.000 ; Hare bar Commission Irtao.. for improve. repine..?224,0110,000 ; het', rreente ..r, J the. ,r. N. j , :evetran. e5,750,000 • rre't'd'an National 9I ,'r,,. lrrmin 011-. 550,000,000 ; }Iud,t,o !ley Rail wry ford terminal. 30,500,000 ; C. N. R. ear ferry and facilities, e3.- 500,000 3;600,000 ; nubile buildings, 311,4:18,-' n50 ; harbor and river improve- ment .011.111,6955 ; other public works. 54,495.641 ; canal construe. tions, 510,213,300. The hill extending the capitaliz- ation of the Bell Telephone Com- pany was passed. The company es- timates its expenditures, for which this bill made provision, in the devel- opment of its plants in the next five !years to reach $120,000,000. The Beauharnois power project, while not actually dealt with parlia- mentary legislation, the order -in - Would U Like 2 Kno bow to rid Of Cough, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Catarrh, Head Colds, Sore Throats and Terrell 311 [lee Mrs. Sybilla Spahr's Tonsilitis. Absolutely guaranteed. For Sale by H. R. Smith, Druggist, Brussels. Stratford must proceed with a 548,000 sewage plant project. petitions tind a day of :speech mak- ing urging that cleaance of liquor destined to the United States be re- fused. Of the budget changes the mo'tt important were the reductions of the sales tax from three to two per cent and the new schedule which will ma- terially increase the tax on the transfers of shares of stock. A num- ber of revisions were made in tariff, but they were mostly 10 elle form of adjustments. When. the budget was brought down the United States Con- gress was preparing to develop a new tariff bill, As a result the atti- Itude taken in Canada's budget was to a considerable extent one of wait- ing to see how the tariff changes a- cross the line would work out. The Government will then decide what alterations to the Canadian tariff considers desirable and bring them down in the budget of next session. Canada's international relations took up considerable time this ses- sion. Parliament ratified the multi- lateral treaty for the beautification of Niagara Falls. The treaty regul- ating the sockeye salmon fisheries of the Fraser River cane: before the House, but ratification was postpon- ed. The sinking of the Canadian rued -runner I'ni Alone by the united State.: coast guard ship also brought i..at..rn..tional affairs much to the fore when the correspondence was •tabled. NO TITLES. The House refused absolutely any' return title:. The motion of C. 1I. Cahan (Cons., St. Lawrence -St. Geo rre) to consider the reception by Canadians of honors at the hands of the king, even in the must limited degree, was swamped as the thin e<Ige of the wedge to bring back the general practice of the bestuwel of titles to the King's subjects in this country. Much of the real excitement of the session resulted from the battle over divorce hills. After the House of Commerce had turned down a bill originated in the senate to provide a divorce court for Ontario. J. S. Woodsworth (Labor, Winnipeg North centre) led an attack on the system in effect in Ontario and Que- bec, which requires an act of parlia- ment to disolve a marriage. In the past year the Senate divorce com- mittee has clone almost all the work of investigating divorce applications, hearing all the evidence. The Com- mons took the Senate's word for it and passed most of the bills en bloc. 11 was different this year. 14Ir. Woodsworth, assisted by Hen- ri Bourassa (Independent, La Belle) William Irvine (U. F. A., Wetaski- win) and others refused to pass div- orce bill until the House had been in- formed on the merits of each applic- ation. This produced a situation un- ique in the history of the Commons and battle followed battle, division followed division, with only scant progress being made, et is estimat- ed that over 60 per cent. of all the time available in the house this ses- sion for private bills was appropriat- ed to the discussion of divorcee. Ev- entually nearly all the bills were passed, but it clogged the business of the house to such an extent that Pre mier Mackenzie King intimated that during the recess efforts would be made to divise some plan which would shift divorces to some other tribunal. Parliament was saddened by the death of one senator and three mem- bers of Parliament during the ses- sion. They were Senator Robert At - so, of Portage La Prairie ; Dr. R. F. Preston (Conn., Lanark' ; Hon. 7. W. Edwards (Cons., Frontenac• Addington) and Roch Lancet 'Liber- al, ha Prairle-Naptiervillc. SCHOOL FAIR DATES council authorizing it to proceed was ,discussed very thoroughly in the i Commons. It entails an expenditure of over $60,000,000, Sessions which provided far more drama often made much less solid 1 progress than has this one. With no ,general election in sight this year and perhaps none next, the members stuck pretty consistently to the 011- i erous task of transacting Canada's business in a painstaking and thor- ough manner. An example of this was the way in which the decisions Iwere arrived at on the amendments ' to the Grain Act. Day in and day out for a month's a committee of the Commons wrestled with these ques- tion. holding three meetings a day for:weeks ve k. 1t a time to get every angle and hear every Interest affect- ; Few bills ever Int uee d into the House have had the advantage of • such concentrated invp'tigation. It.s provisions are uxpecteu to have a trentenodus effect in the marketing of future wheat crops. DIVISIONS. Divisions in the Commons on Gov - Ieminent measures : Malcolm Lang (Lib., Telniskam- ingl voted against his party over the tax on the sale of stock, but other- wi. e the Government reeeivnd the consistent support of the Liberals land Liberal -Progressives. The eetini tee hrnught on 0 far- flung attach on the part of the Con- ervatives, led by Hon. R. 0. Be'n nett, against Hon. Peter Veniot, post • master -general, because of his dis- 1 misals and appointments _ of Pest - i musters. Hon. Robert Forke, minty - Iter of immigration received consider- able buffeting, but in both cases the estimates went through intact. Two , other ministers to feel the brunt of Conservative and Progressive at- tacks during the session were Hon. ,James Malcolrn, minister of trade and commerce, over the grain mar- keting, and Hon. Charles Stewart, minister of interior, because of the Seven Sisters' power lease. 'Pion, W. D. ruler, minister of na- tional revenue, withstood a deluge of Following are the dates of the urn' rious school fairs to be held in Ilur on County this year: Sept. 1 lth--Hensall. Sept 12th ---Zurich. Sept. 13th -Grand Bend. Sept. 16th --Colborne Township. Sept. 17th Ashfield Township. Sept. 18th- St, Helens. Sept. 19th -Wroxeter. Sept. 201h-ilowick Township. . Sept.n, ,' e Sept. 24 th----P,relgrave. Sept. 25th--'Goderich Township. Sept 27th -Blyth. Ort. 3rd-- Clinton Rural. Oct. 4th --•Clinton Town, HURON COUNTY LOCAL NEWS ;with 43 other teams competing. The success of our judging teams is large- ly dependent upon well patronized Moved. ; competitions and it is hoped that Bert .McIntyre has moved into the every one eligible will take advantage house, recently vacated by Lorne o5 this and be present Friday, June Purvey, on Hill street. 21st. To Use Standard Size Containers. , Gripping Melodrama Coming. For the protection of the public. j Columbia Pictures have selected a jams, jellies and marmalades must 'gripping melodrama as their latest after July 1 be packed in standard prodaetion, and `The Wreck" will size containers. Regulations promul- open next Monday at the Grand gated in the current issue of the Can- ;Theatre, with Shirley Mason and adian Gazette also set out the quality 1 Malcolm McGregor in the leading standards which will apply to these roles. "The Wreck" tells of the ad - products. While the law comes Onto ventures of a trusting( clear-eyed effect July 1, manufacturers will be girl who has been fooled into matri- given until September 30 to make menu by a sweat tongued rogue. He sothat the change providing no standard arranges a false ceremony her vessels ar a*o labelled. Wholesalers innocent manner mac assist him in and retailers will also have until his crooked schemes. When she is Sept. 30 to clear out non-standard hurt in a train wreck and taken to Mock. the beautiful home of a wealthy man • because she is mistaken for his wife, Judging Competition. more exciting things happen for the The third annual Huron Co, Live heroine. His mother becomes very Stock and Household Science Judge fond of her, the man himself falls ing Competitions will be held at Clin do love with her, and all the time she Lon, Friday, June 21st, commencing things she is the wife of a crook at 9 a.m. The attendance at the two and being sought by the police for previous competitions has been very a robbery he had colnnitted. The good and it is expected that this climax is said to be totally unex- year's competitions will be equally pected and an exciting one. well attended. The Judging teams representing Huron County in the. Inter -County competitions last year George Lansbury, first commies made an excellent showing. The Live sioner of public works in the newly Stock Judging team standing fourth formed Labor Government in Brit - at Toronto and ninth at Guelph. ain is a brother of Arthur A. Lans- Miss Jean L. Hogg, (laughter of Rev, and Mrs. Hogg, of Clinton, has , been engaged as assistant teacher at! the. Milverton Continuation School. The standing of the Girls ter Toronto was equally good, being 7t}1 hurt', 86 Melton street, Stratford. Grand Theatre AiJCTION SALE A VL.TIPN SAL.J:--Of harm Steck, lin AAAA elements, iluuaehola Furniture, oto, Thos Jt('owaa .Auotlonuel', has 1'lIelved hnstl actions : G) 5u11 by Pu1i110 111011011 at the li'ultin haw AIMS, 011 11•1daY, June 15, at 1 e elotes, the 'to11ew ing;-' LIVe. Stash -1 Hereford cow, 1 years, calf 11t foot; 1holstein' colo, 4 Years, fresh; 1 cow 1 Vei11•s, (mem; 1 Holstein cow; due in Aug.; 1 Jersey cow, 'fresh 8 months; s 1 young sow .pigs a weeks old 25 La.bhoin tl >1) buns implements -1, t 51 binder 1Interna,, tionaln 1 G foot mower 1 horse rake 1 Babe Grund tar. 1 manure spreads 1, 2-1 arrow plow; . walk111g plow's; 1 turnip sower; 1 high wagon; 2 truck wati<115 2 medium 111'llt wttl.0na; 1 top buggy; t cutter; a setts sfeiglls; 1 large gal, anlu d Water trough; 1 hay rake; 1 bay fork and lepah;1 wheel scraper; 1 grind stone : hay racks; several pairs pine mels sills; 1 setts harrows; 1 Coal box; 1 gravel box; 1 turnip sneer Illousshold 161fects - 1 bedrown suite; L ,1011 bods With 0015 springs 1 iron 001 with springs; 1 chiffonier 1 wash eland; a toilet Setts 1 davenport; 1 leather 01101r; 6 parlor tables rockers 2 rubs sax 13 2 con, golian lugs; 1 0aueh bed; 1 stretcher; 1 gramphonc with records; 1 type - Writer; 1 .Peninsular Mange; 1 805' venll range 8 burner coal oil stove with oven; 1 1 ti 1 •ncupboard; 1 1 1 0 (. 1 t c tl tit 1t chin) 010111ut .s kitchen chairs; 1 kit- chen tab'le;. 1 china cabinet;. 6 oak dining chairs; 1 desk; 1 step ladder; large dram; stovepipes, a elsternpumps flower stand; clothes horse; refigera- Lor: 2 10 wn mowers; 143ea111 separator; 1 Daisy churn; 1 Ice cream freezer; 1 garden sluing; 1 Maxwell washer with ' (0 115lc motor; c clothes wringers; wash tubs and boilers; kitchen uten- sils; a number of books and. pictures; (n•011lnole board; jalaps, pails, dishes; gents, end other articles. 2 setts double harness; 1 set single harness; 1 barrel 11101asues' 1 setts 51111E ropes; 1 sett less !b wales; lots of 1" and 2" lumber; ermines, whippletreos; neeJc- yolcls, too numerous to mention. No Reserve as Proprietor Is giving up business. Terms -All sums of 61e and under cash; over that aicre.t a mos. (•relit will be given on approved joint notes; 1 per cent. straight off for cash on amounts over 510. Thos. Brown, Auctioneer, John McDonald, Prop. NOTICE TO cmcurrOITs Tit the Matter of the lfient<fe of Diehard 11 t leu,•k, In (e. 0 the I'owai,hlp of Morris, in the County of Huron, lenrmer, Ueeensed. NOTICE Is hereby given, pursuantto the Revised Statutes of Ontario, Chan- ter len, that all creditors and others having claims against the estate 05 the said Richard 13, Alcock, who died on or about the 21st day of May, A. 1). 1520, are required on or before the 26111 day of June 1125 to send by postpaid, or deliver to Richard 13. .tie ek or Samuel 11,,',1,'c,1 Aletiok the 17xecu tots of tin- iest helest will and testament of the deceased, eli„ir ('lIristlin and Surnames, addresses and their claims , the stetemenc of their -accounts and the nature of the 80005- Ities, 1f any, held by them. And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the Execu- tors will proceedto distribute the as- sets of the deceased, amongst the Par- ties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice and the said Execu- tors will not be liable for the said as- sets, of any part thereof to any per- son or persons, of whoseclaimnotice shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution. Dated at Brussels this ':til day of .lune, A. 1). 112•' 01'. M. SINCLAIII, Brussels, Ont. Solicitor for the Executors. Enrolment No. 850. Form A, 1 The Imported Clydesdale Stallion Nutberry No. 23218. Premium No. 44 JAMES LEIPER, Prop. MONDAY -Will leave his own stable, Lot 10, Con. 11, Hullett, and proceed North by Brigham's sideroad to Thomas Laidlaw's, Morris, for noon; thence East on 8th con. to Wm Sholdice's, Grey, for night. TUESDAY -Will proceed West on 9th con, and thence South to his own stable for night. WEDNESDAY -Will be at home and meet mares x s by appointment. This route will be continued throughout the season, health and weather permitting. The stock of this horse has won j many prizes at the Winter Fair, Guelph in 1927 and 1928, including the champion gelding, owned by Neil McIntosh, of Embro in 1928. Terms -$16.00 payable Feb. 1st, 1930, all accidents at the risk of the owners of mares. Friday & Saturday r - June 21 & 22 Y Tillie's Punctured Romance W. C. Fields Chester Conklin Louise Fazenda in a Paramount Picture LADIES and Gentle -men, We are NOW presenting that CoLOISSal, that stuP;NDous, that garGANtuan and •giGANtic SPI6ICTACt.E, "Tillie's Punctured Romance," dePICTing in D1'itall the deFLATe8 LOVE DEbacle of that FAScinating TILLIE, queen of the CJIlcus and 1. Mpress of the A. E. F. Monday & Tuesday - June 24 - 25 "THE WRECK" Featuring Shirley Mason and Malcolm McGregor When a man lies and a woman loves. A gripping drama of romance and intrigue. Friday and Saturday June 28 - 29 The Vanishing Pioneers Another Zane Grey "Legion of the Condemned" "WINGS" Coming 6 "Abie's Trish Rose" "Charlie Chaplin 9 ecials" P P { P AINTING AND Papel hanging The undersigned wishes to an- nounce that he is prepared to handle all kinds of jobs in the above lines, and will endeavor to give the hest of satisfaction, Prices Reasonable and work promptly attended to Alex. Coleman Phone 6411 Brussels 4444++++++++++++++++++++++ 4. For 4. Sale 4.+ + 4.+ + 2 Bug+values + + One Red and one Roan. • 4. Browndale breeding. + Extra choice, JNO. G. SPEIR Phone 166 1.- +++++++++++++44444444444.14 1 Enro11me11t No, 2206. Form 1 Clydesdale Stallion Royal .Buehlyve will stand at his own stable, Lot 18, Con, 10, Grey Township, for service for the season of 1923, Will make appointments with part- ies rt- ies a distance away, Royal Buchlyvia, registered in the Canadian Clydesdale Stud Boole as No. 25248, owned by Robert L, Mc- Donald, of Brussels, R. R. 8; foaled in 1929, has been enrelled>under the Ontario Stallion Act. Inspected on the 14th day of July 1927 and pass- ed. TERMS. -''To insure snare in 'foal 512.00 payable Feb, 1st, 1980. Mares must be regularly returned to stud, or owners will be charged whether mare is in foal o1' not, Robt, L. McDonald, Proprietor. Enrollment No, 1954. Form 1 THE STANDARD BRED 'STALLION Knight Music Registered in the Canadian Stan- dard tandard Bled Stud Book as No. 3593. Owned by Thomas T. McRae, of Brussels. Foaled in 1920, has been enrolled under the Ontario Stallion Act. Inspected on the 28th day of October, 1926 and passed. The Ontario Stallion Enrollment Board. Robt. McEwen, R. W. Wade, Chairman. s Secretary. This handsome Stallion is jet black In color.- IIe is a direct descendent of Electioneer, Binger and Peter the Great, three of the best producers ever lived. Knight Music will stand for service for the season 1929 on the farm of Chester Rintoul, one mile west of Brussels. All mares must be returned to the horse regularly, otherwise they will be charged whether the mare 0 in foal or not. Accounts collectable March 1st. Chester Rintoul, Manager. Notice to Creditors In the matter of the Estate of I) Margaret Laidlaw, Into of tho township of Croy, County of Huron, Married Woman, cocooned. All creditors and peroons having shims against Margaret I,nldlow, nh0ve named, or 1,rr este, e. must send or deliver m1 or ine fore the hvertl tlinth day oil June. laza, full (((‚1),';ure: of tt eir claims to D. H. atnrphy, K (. I,l.towel, Ontario, Solicitor for the Ex• eauturs And laky nntroe that atter 011 said twen- ty-ninth day of June, 1121, 411' EAenutor nay melt -mute the or<oeed- of the wtnto 515 n118 et the per•m10 entitled thereto. having regard only to the ninitn' of wluoh' be bee then 1101(to and he shall not be liable for the prnored, ee rlietrlbut«d to any parson whose claim he had not intim 81 the time of the distribution. Dated et Listowel, this tenth day of June, 19.29, H. 13. MURPHY, ESQ1C r' , bl,tovvsl, urtarla, Solicitor for the Executor, ; 0. hr, r.A101,1* W, Executor. Notice to Creditors In the matter of the Estate of Elijah Jacklin, late of tho Vllingo of Brussels, In tho County of Huron, Retired Farmer, Deceased. Notice to Hereby g1Ven, pursuant to section 56, clmpter 1,1, of the Revlaed statutes of 01 curio. that all persons having affirms sgelnst the estate of the mid E0)411 leokltu, de• 'ceased, who died on or about the First cloy of July, A. D. 1026, are required on or before the 27th day of TonO, A. D. 1029. to send by post prepaid or deliver to R. Ven.lane, iringhnm. Ontario, Solicitor for the Exesntor of the sxtate their Christian and surnames. and addresses, with full nnrEfo- ulers In writing of their claims and th, n ,tore of theirsecurities (if any) held by them. And further take notice that titter ouch lest mentioned data the said Executor will pro- eued to distribute the assets of the deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, hnvinv reg0rd only to the Online of which be shall then have notice andthe said Executor will not be liable to any person or persons for the a111d exacta or any part thereof of whose claim notice shall not have been receiv- ed by him nt the thne of ouandlotrlbut)on. Dated at Winghenl, tb(e 510E tiny of May, A. 0.1020. R. VANSTONE, Wingham P 0., 1lollcitor for the Executor Notice to Creditors In the matter of the Estate of Esther Jacklin, foto of tho V(Ilago of Brueoolo, In tho County of Hur- on, Widow, Deceased, 11011001.411050115 elven, pursuant to Seotdon 52, (hspp 121, of the llevined Statutes of (1n• Dario El,s 1persons tell )Idyl 1 aflame g a nls a nln aE g the oo nto of the said Esther Juok of who diel on or nbnnt the 20th day of July, 104, are r'qulred to mend by post, prep Nd, or deliver to R Vanatone. Winghnul P. 0•• Ontario, Solicitor for the 11xecntoro. of the last /sill end teetomont of the sitid deocmo• 0d on or before the Twenty-d•urtb day of Jinn. A. I). 101(1, their names and addresses with full partfenlnrs le writ. Ing of their claims milt the nature of the *o. curItleo,(10 anyl, held by them duly verified by n statutory declaration. And further Mire notice that after the sold 24t11 day of Jun,,, 1920. the said 4000(101, Will proceed to dIntrlbute the assets of 11 a 'ntd eotote mono the pnrttes entitled I ore 0, having 1.0gard only t0 111e 018(1,1* 0t whio , they shall then have had notice, and the said n teetts ince partll tho mot tot any person ' of whose chitin they shall not then hnvelre• °elven notice Dated at notice. the 6101 day of May, A. D. 1529 R VANSTONE Whlghe,rl P. 0 , solicitor for the Executors. Property in Ethel for Sale Consisting of 119;1 mires of hind, good frame house, and barn 611056 feet. Hydro power hes been in.tnlled in house and cement sidewalk rune poet property. Nor farther pnrtrouhlrs lipp11.11 Phone851 wfLSO Ethel P.0 Farm for Sale Farm known as the Dilworth Farm, nom 9o1eio 151, nrree mostly nil cleared incl In a 5oodstnto of cattivatlon, lots of W11101. mid within lmlln 0t Ethel station, tf mile to Ethel Winne 15111 he priced reasonably for gpiak stile. For furthoh particulars, simply On premises 10 1 E,ROwI AN0, Ethel. Farm for Sale mile ory f onePHrble stook nss5)(,, Geed of maid equ(ilmento, liney terms to saltparoheser Nor farther pertlrulors apply to A. H, DI A CDONAL,D, ernssols. Pub.. lic Meeting! HONI R, B BENNETT K C., :M. P. LEADER OF THE LIBERAL -CONSERVATIVE PARTY IN CANADA will address,a public meeting in the ♦ ♦ inharn Arena Thursday Afternoon,� June 20 This may be your only opportunity for marry years of hearing "The Man from Calgary," a great Parliamentarian and ad- mitted by all, Canada's Greatest Orator. lie will be assisted by Hon. E. 13. Byc]emau, K. C., M. P., Senator Donnelly, Duncan Sinclair, M. P., George Spottou, M. P., and Miss A. Clayton, 13. A.. - Meeting begins at 2 o'clock Latus Speakers arranged so that all may hear perfectly. Seating accommodation for all. BAND IN ATTENDANCE Public Reception on lawn of George Spotton from 1 to 2 o'clock This meeting will be Broadcast through Station 10 13 P (250 Metres) Wingham. GOD SAVE THE KING ! - LOCAL NEWS ;with 43 other teams competing. The success of our judging teams is large- ly dependent upon well patronized Moved. ; competitions and it is hoped that Bert .McIntyre has moved into the every one eligible will take advantage house, recently vacated by Lorne o5 this and be present Friday, June Purvey, on Hill street. 21st. To Use Standard Size Containers. , Gripping Melodrama Coming. For the protection of the public. j Columbia Pictures have selected a jams, jellies and marmalades must 'gripping melodrama as their latest after July 1 be packed in standard prodaetion, and `The Wreck" will size containers. Regulations promul- open next Monday at the Grand gated in the current issue of the Can- ;Theatre, with Shirley Mason and adian Gazette also set out the quality 1 Malcolm McGregor in the leading standards which will apply to these roles. "The Wreck" tells of the ad - products. While the law comes Onto ventures of a trusting( clear-eyed effect July 1, manufacturers will be girl who has been fooled into matri- given until September 30 to make menu by a sweat tongued rogue. He sothat the change providing no standard arranges a false ceremony her vessels ar a*o labelled. Wholesalers innocent manner mac assist him in and retailers will also have until his crooked schemes. When she is Sept. 30 to clear out non-standard hurt in a train wreck and taken to Mock. the beautiful home of a wealthy man • because she is mistaken for his wife, Judging Competition. more exciting things happen for the The third annual Huron Co, Live heroine. His mother becomes very Stock and Household Science Judge fond of her, the man himself falls ing Competitions will be held at Clin do love with her, and all the time she Lon, Friday, June 21st, commencing things she is the wife of a crook at 9 a.m. The attendance at the two and being sought by the police for previous competitions has been very a robbery he had colnnitted. The good and it is expected that this climax is said to be totally unex- year's competitions will be equally pected and an exciting one. well attended. The Judging teams representing Huron County in the. Inter -County competitions last year George Lansbury, first commies made an excellent showing. The Live sioner of public works in the newly Stock Judging team standing fourth formed Labor Government in Brit - at Toronto and ninth at Guelph. ain is a brother of Arthur A. Lans- Miss Jean L. Hogg, (laughter of Rev, and Mrs. Hogg, of Clinton, has , been engaged as assistant teacher at! the. Milverton Continuation School. The standing of the Girls ter Toronto was equally good, being 7t}1 hurt', 86 Melton street, Stratford. Grand Theatre AiJCTION SALE A VL.TIPN SAL.J:--Of harm Steck, lin AAAA elements, iluuaehola Furniture, oto, Thos Jt('owaa .Auotlonuel', has 1'lIelved hnstl actions : G) 5u11 by Pu1i110 111011011 at the li'ultin haw AIMS, 011 11•1daY, June 15, at 1 e elotes, the 'to11ew ing;-' LIVe. Stash -1 Hereford cow, 1 years, calf 11t foot; 1holstein' colo, 4 Years, fresh; 1 cow 1 Vei11•s, (mem; 1 Holstein cow; due in Aug.; 1 Jersey cow, 'fresh 8 months; s 1 young sow .pigs a weeks old 25 La.bhoin tl >1) buns implements -1, t 51 binder 1Interna,, tionaln 1 G foot mower 1 horse rake 1 Babe Grund tar. 1 manure spreads 1, 2-1 arrow plow; . walk111g plow's; 1 turnip sower; 1 high wagon; 2 truck wati<115 2 medium 111'llt wttl.0na; 1 top buggy; t cutter; a setts sfeiglls; 1 large gal, anlu d Water trough; 1 hay rake; 1 bay fork and lepah;1 wheel scraper; 1 grind stone : hay racks; several pairs pine mels sills; 1 setts harrows; 1 Coal box; 1 gravel box; 1 turnip sneer Illousshold 161fects - 1 bedrown suite; L ,1011 bods With 0015 springs 1 iron 001 with springs; 1 chiffonier 1 wash eland; a toilet Setts 1 davenport; 1 leather 01101r; 6 parlor tables rockers 2 rubs sax 13 2 con, golian lugs; 1 0aueh bed; 1 stretcher; 1 gramphonc with records; 1 type - Writer; 1 .Peninsular Mange; 1 805' venll range 8 burner coal oil stove with oven; 1 1 ti 1 •ncupboard; 1 1 1 0 (. 1 t c tl tit 1t chin) 010111ut .s kitchen chairs; 1 kit- chen tab'le;. 1 china cabinet;. 6 oak dining chairs; 1 desk; 1 step ladder; large dram; stovepipes, a elsternpumps flower stand; clothes horse; refigera- Lor: 2 10 wn mowers; 143ea111 separator; 1 Daisy churn; 1 Ice cream freezer; 1 garden sluing; 1 Maxwell washer with ' (0 115lc motor; c clothes wringers; wash tubs and boilers; kitchen uten- sils; a number of books and. pictures; (n•011lnole board; jalaps, pails, dishes; gents, end other articles. 2 setts double harness; 1 set single harness; 1 barrel 11101asues' 1 setts 51111E ropes; 1 sett less !b wales; lots of 1" and 2" lumber; ermines, whippletreos; neeJc- yolcls, too numerous to mention. No Reserve as Proprietor Is giving up business. Terms -All sums of 61e and under cash; over that aicre.t a mos. (•relit will be given on approved joint notes; 1 per cent. straight off for cash on amounts over 510. Thos. Brown, Auctioneer, John McDonald, Prop. NOTICE TO cmcurrOITs Tit the Matter of the lfient<fe of Diehard 11 t leu,•k, In (e. 0 the I'owai,hlp of Morris, in the County of Huron, lenrmer, Ueeensed. NOTICE Is hereby given, pursuantto the Revised Statutes of Ontario, Chan- ter len, that all creditors and others having claims against the estate 05 the said Richard 13, Alcock, who died on or about the 21st day of May, A. 1). 1520, are required on or before the 26111 day of June 1125 to send by postpaid, or deliver to Richard 13. .tie ek or Samuel 11,,',1,'c,1 Aletiok the 17xecu tots of tin- iest helest will and testament of the deceased, eli„ir ('lIristlin and Surnames, addresses and their claims , the stetemenc of their -accounts and the nature of the 80005- Ities, 1f any, held by them. And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the Execu- tors will proceedto distribute the as- sets of the deceased, amongst the Par- ties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice and the said Execu- tors will not be liable for the said as- sets, of any part thereof to any per- son or persons, of whoseclaimnotice shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution. Dated at Brussels this ':til day of .lune, A. 1). 112•' 01'. M. SINCLAIII, Brussels, Ont. Solicitor for the Executors. Enrolment No. 850. Form A, 1 The Imported Clydesdale Stallion Nutberry No. 23218. Premium No. 44 JAMES LEIPER, Prop. MONDAY -Will leave his own stable, Lot 10, Con. 11, Hullett, and proceed North by Brigham's sideroad to Thomas Laidlaw's, Morris, for noon; thence East on 8th con. to Wm Sholdice's, Grey, for night. TUESDAY -Will proceed West on 9th con, and thence South to his own stable for night. WEDNESDAY -Will be at home and meet mares x s by appointment. This route will be continued throughout the season, health and weather permitting. The stock of this horse has won j many prizes at the Winter Fair, Guelph in 1927 and 1928, including the champion gelding, owned by Neil McIntosh, of Embro in 1928. Terms -$16.00 payable Feb. 1st, 1930, all accidents at the risk of the owners of mares. Friday & Saturday r - June 21 & 22 Y Tillie's Punctured Romance W. C. Fields Chester Conklin Louise Fazenda in a Paramount Picture LADIES and Gentle -men, We are NOW presenting that CoLOISSal, that stuP;NDous, that garGANtuan and •giGANtic SPI6ICTACt.E, "Tillie's Punctured Romance," dePICTing in D1'itall the deFLATe8 LOVE DEbacle of that FAScinating TILLIE, queen of the CJIlcus and 1. Mpress of the A. E. F. Monday & Tuesday - June 24 - 25 "THE WRECK" Featuring Shirley Mason and Malcolm McGregor When a man lies and a woman loves. A gripping drama of romance and intrigue. Friday and Saturday June 28 - 29 The Vanishing Pioneers Another Zane Grey "Legion of the Condemned" "WINGS" Coming 6 "Abie's Trish Rose" "Charlie Chaplin 9 ecials" P P { P AINTING AND Papel hanging The undersigned wishes to an- nounce that he is prepared to handle all kinds of jobs in the above lines, and will endeavor to give the hest of satisfaction, Prices Reasonable and work promptly attended to Alex. Coleman Phone 6411 Brussels 4444++++++++++++++++++++++ 4. For 4. Sale 4.+ + 4.+ + 2 Bug+values + + One Red and one Roan. • 4. Browndale breeding. + Extra choice, JNO. G. SPEIR Phone 166 1.- +++++++++++++44444444444.14 1 Enro11me11t No, 2206. Form 1 Clydesdale Stallion Royal .Buehlyve will stand at his own stable, Lot 18, Con, 10, Grey Township, for service for the season of 1923, Will make appointments with part- ies rt- ies a distance away, Royal Buchlyvia, registered in the Canadian Clydesdale Stud Boole as No. 25248, owned by Robert L, Mc- Donald, of Brussels, R. R. 8; foaled in 1929, has been enrelled>under the Ontario Stallion Act. Inspected on the 14th day of July 1927 and pass- ed. TERMS. -''To insure snare in 'foal 512.00 payable Feb, 1st, 1980. Mares must be regularly returned to stud, or owners will be charged whether mare is in foal o1' not, Robt, L. McDonald, Proprietor. Enrollment No, 1954. Form 1 THE STANDARD BRED 'STALLION Knight Music Registered in the Canadian Stan- dard tandard Bled Stud Book as No. 3593. Owned by Thomas T. McRae, of Brussels. Foaled in 1920, has been enrolled under the Ontario Stallion Act. Inspected on the 28th day of October, 1926 and passed. The Ontario Stallion Enrollment Board. Robt. McEwen, R. W. Wade, Chairman. s Secretary. This handsome Stallion is jet black In color.- IIe is a direct descendent of Electioneer, Binger and Peter the Great, three of the best producers ever lived. Knight Music will stand for service for the season 1929 on the farm of Chester Rintoul, one mile west of Brussels. All mares must be returned to the horse regularly, otherwise they will be charged whether the mare 0 in foal or not. Accounts collectable March 1st. Chester Rintoul, Manager. Notice to Creditors In the matter of the Estate of I) Margaret Laidlaw, Into of tho township of Croy, County of Huron, Married Woman, cocooned. All creditors and peroons having shims against Margaret I,nldlow, nh0ve named, or 1,rr este, e. must send or deliver m1 or ine fore the hvertl tlinth day oil June. laza, full (((‚1),';ure: of tt eir claims to D. H. atnrphy, K (. I,l.towel, Ontario, Solicitor for the Ex• eauturs And laky nntroe that atter 011 said twen- ty-ninth day of June, 1121, 411' EAenutor nay melt -mute the or<oeed- of the wtnto 515 n118 et the per•m10 entitled thereto. having regard only to the ninitn' of wluoh' be bee then 1101(to and he shall not be liable for the prnored, ee rlietrlbut«d to any parson whose claim he had not intim 81 the time of the distribution. Dated et Listowel, this tenth day of June, 19.29, H. 13. MURPHY, ESQ1C r' , bl,tovvsl, urtarla, Solicitor for the Executor, ; 0. hr, r.A101,1* W, Executor. Notice to Creditors In the matter of the Estate of Elijah Jacklin, late of tho Vllingo of Brussels, In tho County of Huron, Retired Farmer, Deceased. Notice to Hereby g1Ven, pursuant to section 56, clmpter 1,1, of the Revlaed statutes of 01 curio. that all persons having affirms sgelnst the estate of the mid E0)411 leokltu, de• 'ceased, who died on or about the First cloy of July, A. D. 1026, are required on or before the 27th day of TonO, A. D. 1029. to send by post prepaid or deliver to R. Ven.lane, iringhnm. Ontario, Solicitor for the Exesntor of the sxtate their Christian and surnames. and addresses, with full nnrEfo- ulers In writing of their claims and th, n ,tore of theirsecurities (if any) held by them. And further take notice that titter ouch lest mentioned data the said Executor will pro- eued to distribute the assets of the deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, hnvinv reg0rd only to the Online of which be shall then have notice andthe said Executor will not be liable to any person or persons for the a111d exacta or any part thereof of whose claim notice shall not have been receiv- ed by him nt the thne of ouandlotrlbut)on. Dated at Winghenl, tb(e 510E tiny of May, A. 0.1020. R. VANSTONE, Wingham P 0., 1lollcitor for the Executor Notice to Creditors In the matter of the Estate of Esther Jacklin, foto of tho V(Ilago of Brueoolo, In tho County of Hur- on, Widow, Deceased, 11011001.411050115 elven, pursuant to Seotdon 52, (hspp 121, of the llevined Statutes of (1n• Dario El,s 1persons tell )Idyl 1 aflame g a nls a nln aE g the oo nto of the said Esther Juok of who diel on or nbnnt the 20th day of July, 104, are r'qulred to mend by post, prep Nd, or deliver to R Vanatone. Winghnul P. 0•• Ontario, Solicitor for the 11xecntoro. of the last /sill end teetomont of the sitid deocmo• 0d on or before the Twenty-d•urtb day of Jinn. A. I). 101(1, their names and addresses with full partfenlnrs le writ. Ing of their claims milt the nature of the *o. curItleo,(10 anyl, held by them duly verified by n statutory declaration. And further Mire notice that after the sold 24t11 day of Jun,,, 1920. the said 4000(101, Will proceed to dIntrlbute the assets of 11 a 'ntd eotote mono the pnrttes entitled I ore 0, having 1.0gard only t0 111e 018(1,1* 0t whio , they shall then have had notice, and the said n teetts ince partll tho mot tot any person ' of whose chitin they shall not then hnvelre• °elven notice Dated at notice. the 6101 day of May, A. D. 1529 R VANSTONE Whlghe,rl P. 0 , solicitor for the Executors. Property in Ethel for Sale Consisting of 119;1 mires of hind, good frame house, and barn 611056 feet. Hydro power hes been in.tnlled in house and cement sidewalk rune poet property. Nor farther pnrtrouhlrs lipp11.11 Phone851 wfLSO Ethel P.0 Farm for Sale Farm known as the Dilworth Farm, nom 9o1eio 151, nrree mostly nil cleared incl In a 5oodstnto of cattivatlon, lots of W11101. mid within lmlln 0t Ethel station, tf mile to Ethel Winne 15111 he priced reasonably for gpiak stile. For furthoh particulars, simply On premises 10 1 E,ROwI AN0, Ethel. Farm for Sale mile ory f onePHrble stook nss5)(,, Geed of maid equ(ilmento, liney terms to saltparoheser Nor farther pertlrulors apply to A. H, DI A CDONAL,D, ernssols.