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THE •1sOSte' PAINT
BRL':SSEta CANADA
Telephone 31 --- Brussels, Ont,
ON THE
WRONG TRACK
John Cobb, tkr English sports-
man who drove his car 380 miles
Per Moir on. Utah's Salt Flats; es
meparng to go Mime. 11e address -
cd a meeting in Detroit on his way
cut and said he was satisfied that
next time he could make it 370, and
ul:•imately the ,.peed mark would ga
to 400 miles,
Capt. George Eyston, retired
British army officer, says he can
bietet• kis owe record of 357.5 miles
and wou5d line to set it at 365 Mlles
per hour where no one could touch
it for a year at least, He has
spmM. 3250,000 winning the 4itle and
expects to be able.to recoup himself
for the expenditure. By what
method he does not say but he ap-
pears to be satisfied it can be done,
There are problems in engineer-
ing which can be solved by these
contesee, hue apaut from that they
are danucustrating nothing at all
which should be made known to
the automobile world at large, We
are far more in need of some ex -
Siert who Will demans'trate how to
u::ake care anti drivers more fool
Groot than they are today; we could
de more if sone person were con-
tacting contests which would show
definitely who should and should
net drive oars at all. We !aright
welt welcome some sant ot rivalry
which would produce ,the great re-
ef showing that It pays to take
a little more time when going be-
tween two given points.
Great drivers 'ot great 'ears are
both Eyston and Cobb, but we fear
they are not showing to the world
what the world should ne learning
Cases in our coumtry every day in
the week show that we know all too
well how to drive a cat• too fast -
but not too safely.
INVESTING THOUGHT
AN CARE
If every perso1 were to read all
of the literature sent out by the
Ontario Department of Highways
in their highway safety campaign
much of whiedt appeals 'in both the
dally and weekly press, the 'terrible
death tolls' that are recorded each
week would be coneldereibly lessen-
ed. In foot, It they were to read
ony a porton of thein, enough to
get them reality .thinking, the same
result would occur. The department
is doing its, beat in this regard, be'
advertis'in'g, •effelcl:ve 'sign boards
and reading matter detsignecl for the
putgrose, and the nenveipapers in true
reajonty oe cases are co0peare-ting to
the fulleest extent, ht ons life le
saved the efforts wortllnvhile; and
we believe thityt oamUpatpn for safety -
is accompileshilng much more than
that,
13ut one •&Holed also 'take into
consideration that he %abet WI'
only derive sanely and, carefully but
the car he takes out on the road
must be in the best of mechanical
condition t0 avoid .aeckletC'F•. No
one le such a good •da'liver, that he
rah overcome detects of this ldind.
In alipeae:ring upon the road w•itth a
inechauliicatly ttefeetive car ho le' not
only taking the 'lives oe himself
and passengers at its' ,cos hl hie
own hnn0s', haat le 'menacing the
lives of others, There Is no, suub-
etittlte for frequent teats and ad-
jusImealts by enicnpetent men who
have dependable equipment and it
is, only by his cons'tan't checking-ap
that one can feel assured of abso-
lute-eatety, in this regard, It is
for this tensor that Beech days as
menliolted elsewhere to this Paper
are pinnned, And ft it by 000poree
time With those in the know that
accidents will be averted, It well
be time well spent to hatve your oar
checked and .after it is OK'd you
eau at least feel that you have
stained out well, and with ceresihtl
cielvirog will not be the cause of all
one else's Otte 'being endangered.
Inves,tnueets of artier a Mad certain-
ty Pay.
NOTE AND COMMENT
There bee, been a demand made
on a wa.nean in Sault St Marie to
hand over $500. We never knew
fray peesen in the Sault bad that
much,
If the Czechs have 4o let the
S:ulieeue go it is interesting to re-
call that the ,Bt•iaisit government
cotairlered 11 advisable to let go of
a slice of Ireland.
Cis clay Tanager has been
shot and wounded by a disshanged
street cleaner. There seen to be
flaws in every position. .
New Toronto is another lnuuici-
'pallly in whish the relief aPpraprta-
tiou will not last out the year, It
ie a situotien that shouldgive the
govc:rnnlee s more concede titan It
seems to be doing.
Two weeks after a London, Ont,
man was fataly injured by a fall
from a roof it. was decided to hold
an inquest. There Inay be good
reasons but the fact remains that
the plan fell and was killed,
A story floor 'Shanghai reports
the Japanese as threatening the
Ch:nese city of Macheng, so appar-
ently the trouble in China has been
. going along wtthott benefit of
publicity.
A training school .for ° Mcens• in
Manitoba penal institutions has
been opened in. Winnipeg, That is
education that might bre usetuliy
employed by olfioials generally,
Cort. Eyston's great car went
wrong just as he was entering his'
measured nt'tle. It's often line that.
Once we know a piece all oft by
heart and when we stood uP beside
the Christmas tree not a word of it
would come.
A •teaclt,et• In the Wdndror public
s'. harms' Is revported not in the least
010111ed because he may inherit
$55,000, Poesably he is a wise man
and will reserve emotion until he
actutl1:7 Possesses the cash.
Peterborough men 801110ed two
crops of potatoes this year. The
firstwas panted early is April and
ready for use on the 13:h or June.
A'., each hell was dug he planted
mo; ^ IHrtatoea, aul he is now using
the second crop, Which is not so
Led fur z land once referred to as
"Our Laly of the Snows."
Scores of Czechs have within re -
tem years taken up land In East
Lambton and 37 more aly.ivecdthe
other day for the salve purpose,
And we are moved to hope that in-
cluded in the possessions they bring
along w•Itth theme is not the makings
of an Ontario .equivalent of the
Present Sudeten situation,
* * * * * * * * *
CONTAGIOUS
Some clays when I start tut me
chores, I feet like one who always
roars, and lands in stormy parte; 1
when.I get' up I'm feeling wrong,.I
conuldnot ham a little song, for r
am out of snrtre
I On days like that I mark my
Men, my razor whittles on my
elute, my collar button% lost; there
is no joy in me at all,„,1 feet like .
clays in chil'1y felti, when there's
been heavy frost,
IT I feel that I am getting stuffs,
dbe coffee always burns my tongue, i
I wear a nasty eteovt; when I start
on may chores such clays, ,I'm like 1
some hound that growls' and bays,
I feel that I cMutel howl,
IT And when J'nl ht. that nasty
Lame, 1 think that others' are lila
seine, for they all 'scowl 1st me; 1 ;
tt'et they're some and out .of sorts,
they also lance in stolid, ports, tee
crabby Its can be.
11 1 else find when drays' Begin,
when I start out with healthy .gide,
and face the world welt glee; that
when I fare any 1e91ow men, they all
gen batik at me again, 110 happy as
can he,
If So many" Jaya I've found It so, t
when I mart out 10 001/111 and go, I
know for sure ,pt's true; whem
yettve got smiles to give away, who
other fonts, you meet 'that clay: will
feel the s'amo es you,
25&50YearsAgo
50 YEARS AGO
ETHEL
Obtestiau leeetanier and family tee
'turned from their trip to, Muskoka
lust SaLterel •y
* * *
Ti. L, Jaelcson 11)15' opened a
Jewly store in Doig'e old stand
33)1) re:A erota d D. A, Robertson, a
n,:a-•..1 3S W01+::nuli, to Manage the
1,113:111,s,
MORRIS
James Shedden intends leaving
for Southern CaltforltIa on or about
the loth lust,
• *
J.
Nichol, Seaforth, has been en-
gogel to teach in S. S. No, 2 for
the remainder of this year begin-
ning C'11. 1st and also for 1350, 31r.
Pette., whom he succeeds resigned
with the item '00 0; gc.:ng to To -
:'onto to e.ndy medicine,
GREY
Thos Ferguson arrived home
Best weep teean Dakota where he
0P' to s•..veral menthe.
• * *
Wedding -At the residence of
Mts. Douglas, eon. 16, on Wednes-
dey of last week, Mies Douglass, her
daughter, was Jolliet in wedlock
to Juba Campbell, of MrlO:llop.
Mattemouial-'Last * Wednesday
Rev, R, Panl, Brussels, performed
the marriage ceremony between
Ino. R. Belle and .Hiss nary Oliver
at the residence of the blile's
parents. The bride was• attended
by her sister, hiss Jrennie (liver,
and Thee, McLaughlin, jr., per-
formed the services for the groom,
BRUSSELS
W. F. Redly and bride returned
from their wedding tour on Monday.
* * *
Mrs. Dumphrey, of Winnipeg, nee
elle; Teenie eicentos•h and M. A,
Mr'Ctutclleon at the same city are
both visitors here,
25 YEARS AGO
BELGRAVE
.hiss Ituby Clegg was arresting
Secretary Jackson with his mult4-
Parlous duties in connection with
the Fall Fair at Blyth this week.
* *
The induction of Rev. lir, Boyle,
of the Owen Sound Pro -bvter'y, will
.take peace in the Presbytterian
church here 0n Thursday of next
week,
WROXETER
Dr. W, M. 11, Smale, Chicago, is
visiting his old home here,
* * *
C. D. Sporran left for 011 Springs
on Monday;
• * *
Mrs, Cameron, Grand Valley,
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. F,
Davey,
* * *
Alex Leonard and 001de Winni-
peg, spent a week with the former's.
cousin Alex Gibson, They left
Saturday for Quebec,
GREY
Mess Kate Te1Oer is teaching in
the Fulton school 15t11 con,
.Tames' Houston* has*
arrived home
Morn n enjoyable visit with friends
in Tuckettsnlith and St. 'Marys.
1 j.. i1r'r ' Me I
Percy Tyernlait was away on a
hoelday outing to Walkerton, Han-
over and other Pelona,
* o *
AMIe1' a very pleasant visit to
relatives and Mende In Manitoba
and Saskatchewan Robert and Mrs,
M•ennny, 9th con„ rtrt'ved hoots safe
and sound last week,
J, G. Tllrn'bull nod Manley moved
Cn 11ie Love houuesteol, 5th eon„
alongside of where he was located,
• *
Nies. R, 7, hooverwenn to Ed-
monton last week with her sister
Mrs, Fowler,' who was visiting hear
tor tete hast few months.
MORRIS
Mess Maude Jackson, Sth line,
has taken a position its nailliuel• iu
Hamilton,
W. C, Sti•ollea, 1 anc'asler, Ohio,
bag been visiting his sisdor, iein',
.bio Mooney, 510 line,
M'ONCRIEFF
Fred Smith, 17t11 con,, who lets
had an allele of alipenl11('I es is itn•
moving nicely,
*
Mrs, Jrn0, Mtn, hn11 and daugiuter,
Rhea, of Richmond, Virginia, wore
here to' a visit with relatives, wind
10detlds, She was Sormel'ty Mlss
131nd3y Soiltlt,
CRANBROOK
Mrs, W. C. K001111g and Mies
Campbell, Cargill are visitors' with
Mrs, I•Ie'lm,
Mm. ',*McDonald and sole left
for their ltonle at Calgary this weep
ate: a visit ut two months here.
BRUSSELS
D. Ewan is combining business
and Pleasure 10 a Visit to Penneyi-
%mania,
Dr, Alex McKelvey is back from
Boet011 and will visit here for a
'bile before locating in Toronto.
JIM Wright,*
exprc c agent, did
the Beep act last week owing to
ilnjuuy to one of his knees It, jump-
ing off his express wagon,
Mrs. J. }Ell ]las taken posseesem
of her home on Queen Street East,
3, Jerleyu removing from it into
the hone of the late Mrs. Thus.
Belly, Turnbel'ry street,
e' s *
Mrs, Jos, Ballantyne and Mrs.
Roles Thomsen attended a double
welding at Ctin•too last week, when
the .hisses .Hellas were ;he brides.
Eradication
,of Bovine
Tuberculosis
Government Restricted
Area :Plan
Huron Carroty mers are to be
given 1110' ovpe0tnnfarny e'1 70ting
m revue 05 aearaet. the Federal. Gov-
eremerle Reeereeted Area Plan, tor
the eraufcuuun o1 Bovine Tubercu-
reals, tre'mn every catt,01 herd in tee
emote 00te17.
tearing the Juue session, the
Ila.. ore Uuuuty Council endorsed the
lean and s egested that the Agri
uwttutal Rtl,.itaselttative hold a se, -
es et, educational meetings 10 an -
10,001 the e11*,e owners with rue
efts and regulations of the Ito -
berated Area Pian.
vu ooptt::,,'ner itlt a meeting of
the 1g1rutteteal Cummit,ee of the
heron County Cumuli was' held in
t:,,utou, and this meeting authorized
the noway aIpulut,,) eesteeitti,al
h,tpresentative, 11r, Jetties V,
eataier t{7 fluid Cite 0Letll,td,s ren-
ounte 11000*•, iu October and
,5oVelnber of this 70(11 -to give every
Lamer the opi'urtunity ue attending
Et weenie; near lits Lome. The Ad-
vieuly Agricultural Committee,
wuth the Agricuitteat itepi 3550010,
117(1 co'-opetatiug, have arranged
for lin,17-eve neeetinge. tttonttgh-
0111 every Township.
At earn meeting the Restricted
Area Plan will be deseussed both
Pro and con, Queselots will be in -
Wed Promo the audience so that,
there well be no mes'understandings
Ent the regulations) Se the .meeting
a, era: ves, two canvassers wilt be
appointed for each school section to
canvass the cattle owners for their
s.gnata'reson the petition,
Briefly the Restricted Area Plan
Ls as &allows; Thele must be 66%%
of the cattle owners from, Huron
County pledged 'by signatures on
the pet11105 before the Federal
Government •will eernlire10e the
test. Alt carpe must be given the
serum test for Tuberculosis $ynn'p-
tomis, Animals that show reauut1on
to the test must be sent to packing
houses for slaughter, Oonitpemsatt1ou
is paid for both grades and ,pure-
breds w;rth a maximum of 340.00
tor grades and 3100,00 to pure-
breds, In addition Ute owner re-
ceives the carcass value from the
Pattlling Company,
No cantle from unrestricted
areas' can. be brought into .the
County until they have been tested
and found free of tuberculosis, with
the exception of feeder steers and
heifers whieh can be brought in
under license and pert isolated
until tested, Any motors shall
be promo ey realoVed fur slaughter
anti coepeusatdott skean be Haid,
11 may not gelletralrl9' be known
but sines July lei of thin year all
t' le whtpptd to the IIS. ;t„ ea -
meet for immediate steuhhter, are
required, to 111)1731+ been jested for
tuberculosis, or haler have come
front a Restricted A1•ett, In ad'dd-
lion Orent Britain is embarking on
a Tnhettcttles•ls eradication policy
meting the Government over 33,-
000.000
3;000.000 yearly„
Welei1 this paper each week for
further a tleles on the Restrict.
ed Area Plan for the eradication
of bovine tuberculosis,
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AT BRUSSELS OFFICE -MISS HINGSTON'S STORE
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5.00
'lr°lxvne 51 for Appointment
2,600 Attend
Fine Exhibition
Held at Seaforth
Parade Of School
Children is Feature;
Splendid Sports
Program Carried Out
Attendance at the Seaforth Ealy
Mir Friday was 2,600. A patitlde
of about throe hundred school
children, accompanied by their
teachers, fo;1i,sd at Victoria Park
our, preceded by the Sealonth
Highlanlers• band, 105000ed up
Main street to the agricultural
gtoaads The schools represented
in ,the tprocession were Seaforth
Public school Seaforth separ-
ate school, Egmondvil;e school
S. S. No, 2, McKillop, and S. S. 5
and S. S 6, Tuckeremith The
awards for the best appearing
school were as follows; 1st prize,
Egmondn•i11e •school; Soot, Seaforth
public school, The Seaforth separ-
ate school and S. S, Tucketsmitlt,
del for the 3rd. 1n the children's
public speaking contest Angela
O'Reilly and Marjorie 0. Neill, Sea -
forth, 'afro the winners, The class-
es iu the ou'eside exhibit were well
tilled with good stuff, although the
Poultry section and 1three exhibits'
were not as large as formerly,
belt; Hellcat(, J, Leiper, John Free -
pian; Mr Killop, Itobert Campbell,
Gerson Mut}avin, Mrs, le. Storey;
Turkoi otulth, Mos, A. Broadlfoot, R.
Archibald. Jr„ S, Wheneere, Jean
Sentt, W S. Broadfoot; Seafortle,
11rs, W. J. D1ksou, 'Hiss Ethel
Beattie, J, :12, Govenlock, H. G
Heir, Dr, Hertram,
Committee of nnauagc'ment-
Horses, John Feeecan, Fred Car -
beet; catttie, S. Wraan re, R, Arabi -
paid; sheep and hogs, 55', Beattie,
J, Leiper; poultry, G. McGavitt, R.
Campbell; hall exhibits, Mrs, Dick -
Sea, Jean Scott, Ethel Beattie, Mrs,
Frank .Stoney, Humphrey Sne11;
('luihiren's exhibit, Mrs. A, Broad-
foot, W. S. Broedfoot; sports and
attractions, 34, G. Meir, J. el, Gov-
euloc'k, Dr. Harburn,
HOME TOMATOCANNING
In view of the pentitol supply of
tomatoes, the following recipes far
the home canning of this Erupt fay,
prove mettle.
Pickled Whole Tomatoes
1 peek smell green tomatoes'
1 grant boillug water
y cup pickling salt
1 quail vinegar
3 pounces brown rugal•
14 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon cinnaanon
1 teaspoon mixed spice
1 teaspoon celery seed
Livestock Entries Good i 10 whole clovers N •
Livestock series were good and Disso'e salt in boiling water. Put
the cattle of exctf;itional quality. in a few tomatoes at a dime and boil
The T, Eaton apeoial prize for the for 12 minutes. Reanove each to -
beet bread was captured by zees mato carefully well a wooden spoon.
Vine 'of leetawel and the Beak of to prevent siPolOing shape, drain,
Commerce special by F. C. Todd thoroughly and pack in jars, Tie
and sou, Lueknaw. One of them s'Pices in muslin bag, put into vine
was junior champion and reserve War, add sugar andboil until sllglnt-
grand at the Canadian National y thickened. Remove splice bag.
Exhibition, 11r. Oestnicker, too, was Pour liquid over tomatoes, filling
a winner. There was a large and jars' full and seal tightly,
extra fine showing of hogs 0111 ' Tomato Catsup
sheep. A. H. Warner and sons oPt ucls 10 pcutotmatoes
Bayfield• ,took S out of 10 prizes for '* pound salt
their ,Blue Water Yorkshires, The % ounce whole cloves
aged sow shown won the grand 1h ounce whole peeeper
championship at the London Flair 1�7 truant vinegar
and is the only *ow knownto have '/a- pound s tsar
captured a eat championship at 1 oeuvre al'larece
a major Sthir. 1/� ernes cayeuue
Other principal exhibitors and Slmmiei• tomatoes until soft and.
prize winners were A, Thompson, thea make Puree by blushing
Stratford, 0. Turnbull, Brussels; G. through a flue sieve, Tie all the.
Douglas, Mtehell; J. 'Cowan, Alt- spd'aes loosely in a muslin bag, Boil.
wood and E. Snell, Clinton, had the enrol gvlte thick, 1preterably resift$
highest standing in Leioesters, The am enamellie.d vass'01, Battle an sant
Ewers were between Preston bot,
Deering, Exeter, and Orval Mc-
Gowan, Blyth; Teanwoltths. J.
Douglas, ifeli1chell, and 0. Danbrook,
Atwood,
Corns
Tomato Cocktail
1S ripe tomatoes
1 chopped celery
Ire cup chopped onions n
3 sweet green poppets
Sports Program Results 1 sweet red peplp;et•
'Some 1lvely foot races resulted as 2 tablespoons salt
follows, Girls S year's, Glace Iieller, 4 cup -,sugar ,
Mary Lane.; 10 yews, 12argardt Mash and cut tomatoes hot do not
Quinlan, Edna nipple; 12 years peed. ,Chap flue pepptets' finely, Mia.
Mary O'Rei11g', Jean McMaster; 14 tomatoes, aelerc, anions, peptptems..
Yeats, Kathleen Holmes, Thelma and salt together. Boil for lila hour.
Delimurge; boys, s years, 1toy 'Con- Strain through coarse sieve, Add
.silts, Nell Beattie; 10 years, Alan the vinegar and sager, Boil three,
Ryan, Neil 1.3enetie; 12 years, Paul minutes, Seal its sterilized jabs,
Mylan, Bandy 17101) ren; 14 years; Tomato ;Cocktail (No. 2)
Pawl 017101, W Sntddh, The h1cyele 1 bushel tomatoes'
Imes were called oil 0h account 1'rsmall head Celery
cif the hock being 100 muddy, The ;L teaspoon white peeper ,
Boys Foal Ciltub, a club for farm 1,4 Clip vinegar
boy's between the a,.s'es of 14 and 20 1 cm) 831003pep onions
years inclusive, sponsored by the 4 leasIRoous' salt
Doudnion and lieestollt branches Boil alt together for 20 Mtn
and directed by Mr, Shearer, 'Celle 'Strain and, effort
ten, agrk'nlliral re'pree•eutative tot) and seal, boll 5 nulrrtutes, Bottlef
Huron cotttity,
The officers' ot the Sealomdi AAgrrl-
511lllt.ral Society are; dlosnirary
President; W, 8, 131vrndfoot; Pees!.
one, 14an I Jirey Snell; vies-preel-
ente J, W, Beet:tie, '4Villinn1 Beat-
tie; serretnry.treasa,rer, Mrs, 7, A.
Kerr; autletors0 R. J, .Beatty, if,
Reid; aatidto'st, kiabbert, F, 111 Car -
WILLIAM SPENCE
Estate Agent,
Conveyauu0 4
land Commissioner
General Insurance
Office
Westin %Ivo, -- Ethel,
0iltsrf,