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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1919-1-23, Page 5SLIMNESS CARDS, 7EVd , JNO. SUTHERLAND Et SONS LIMITED IMSTIROZNale WM. SPENCE Oii11V19YANUN,1t AND 1:414t1ja,li 41(r 111 111:1'.(;.1!1 14.It94,\!tilt,.; an:.+ sen 4L- n°..,,• 1 ,... , 1 .i:• e, i9 AUCTIONEERS, t b. 1OOT T AS AN AUCTION. I • mut, will sell for bettor prices, to bnt'or '400, In leen toile and hies charges than any ether Aucte.uoo, in P; Wit Huron or 0,u won't charge anything. !fates and orders 0an a lwayc he arranged at this utiles or by p ertwnol application, LERAL ADu.• II V YAIsCI1t6#. \iv • I. S1 NCLAIR— Harrasier, Homuilor, 0ouvoyanoor, Notary 1'ubno, A•c. (411100 -Stewart's block 1 door North of H„ntral Hotel. Solicitor for the Metropolitan Sauk. Business Cards JAS. ANDER SON. VETERINARY SURGEON. Successor to NI. H. Moore. Dahce at Ander- 0011 twos. Livery stable, Brussels. Telephone No. '25, OR. WARDLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. Day and night 0,11141. Office opposite Flour Mill, Ethel, T, T. M'RAE M. B., M. C. P., & S. O. M. (1. 1.1., Village of Brussels, Physician, Surgeon, Aecourhour Office at ro41dente, opposite Melville (1,uroh, William street. DR. J. H. WHITE, B. A. PHYsiviAN AND SURUPION, Graduate Toronto University of Medicine, npeoinl attention given to diseases of children and Surgery., Office a Dr. Bryans Old Stand Phone 45 Brussels JAMES TAYLOR Licensed iuctienear for Huron Co. Will sell ror ns gmH1 To 1,, 0 as any uthur Atte tl,ele,•r 0,t' a I;,rge fie) lung. 13E1,'411A Vbl P. G. PROOOFOOT, K RUM & COORE Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public, a cc. (ltnca an the Square, 2,441 floor from Hamilton street, GORE 111 OH. ONT. Private fnn4s to lean at lowest rotes. \y. Pnonoroo'r, i:. (1. .1. L. H11,1.111AN H. 2. D. Conics ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ a 1 Fall Term ti om Seat. 3 •F --1 N— +1 Show's Business Schools Toronto; PI pe (111.1aliigne on request. Write 111 \V. 11 S11AK', Pres. Yonge and (iertatd 41s., Tomtit() Saeifistein 4 a 4 9 9 4 4 d 4 0 4 0 4 d s • 4 4 Is prepared to pay t`he highest price for Scrap iron, Rubbers, Rags, &c. FURS 4 e ♦ •4 ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ 0 ♦ d Highest price paid. See ♦ o° me before you sell. o- 4 e + Highest Cash Price for : g Live Poultry aid hides• # \Nelle or Phone 02x : • SAM WEINSTEIN 9 M ILL S'I.'131i11uT BRUSSJ1LS 4. • 9) 9.90.494.110494-99.44.09 0,044 Co neer Cheek 3trd.' ooks Tit to PONT is prepared 10 sup- ply the vlu'iorre 81ylps or Counter Check Books on short notil'n, Mnmples 111n.y be seen and ,fires asaspt• nisei h nailing 1 ( Y ti alour office. You earl buy ne cheep from us Its froltl any 10inpuny, Let ns have your order. THE POST, BRUSSELS aariVWD Femur BRUSSELS 004110 N0u941 (30r Nti Nowell Express.,,,,,.,. 7:544 a mMoil 11:91' n Express 8:50 p ill I m ltxprosit 41:17 p nl Fiera*rase Fa arm, WALTON To Toronto To (I odcrirh 111 r' W.NN 7.14 0111I S8311888 1S ala int r3C )f morose _, •: p n, itxpress 11114 3111 Wxaxa ram 1r.a, etaat '- 7411 a- 111, 441141 u:81 p. D. , glom .00. 5 -• 17.10 and 11:65 p, nt. Ali t,41,1111 going Nast connect with C. P. E. at Orangeville for Owen Hound, Elora and T G. 13, stations, GM, ALLAN, Local Agent, and t eb3s Items RAILWAY RA'rns,-•Mioldiers i0, uniform na les:, hospital patients or convalescents, who desire to travel Must pay full rail - ,van' fares in the future. The militia h.adg:iters hes been noticed of the dcc,slnn of the Canadian 1'nssenger 3nents' Association to this effect, CIIAUTAUI,uA Festival promoters have been in correspoutlence with the local Cotnmittee relative to potting on the proposed program of last Fall in March bur owing to health auto weather condi- Hoes sod chances of bad roads Com- mittee think the time unseasonable and fivautaal result 111 emit t, to matter I n a hew excellent the talent maty be. A Last' CHANCE—We learn that th lr, nilly Herald and Weekly Star o Mtlentt'eal, are shortly to withdraw their offer of the War Album which bus been g.ven to all who this season subscribed to that great paper, The Album is cer• malty a useful little book to have, con. Mining a Vast atnount of useful informa- tion. The coloriug of the flags of all the All es is beautiful, The new Edition 414,01 issued has a complete record of the war. It is said an Editiou of 25,000 apples were snapped up by the citizens of Montreal in one day. Itt 25 pays for a year's subscription to The Family Herald with the Album thrown in free. It is a bargain, 01,1) Crrtz,N PASSES AWAY—Death removed one of the oldest citizens of 5 rntford, Tuesday of last week, in Ito person of John Wilsou, 244 Nelsen street, who passed away i0, his 88111 year atft,r a comparatively short 11111ess, al rT Wilson was born in County'l'yroue, Ireland, and carne with his parents to Canada when only about 6 mouths oltl, I'M: family settled fist in Dundas, but very shortly after their arrival in Canada moved to Downie, where they lived and where Mr. Wilson spent the early years of his llfe and grew to manhood, For ,. venni years he resided 00, the home fat m and then moved to a farm of his awn which he conducted for several ,ears. It was while he was still on the faun that the Grand '1'ruuk Railroad was built and be was one of the party of .Is : men who cut the right of tvay do ()ugh bush from Stratford to St, Pants. Later he helped to cut and draw ties (tom the bush to build the toad. Not long after that he moved to the city, that is between 40 and 5o years ago, rind shortly after his arrival he as. sisted in work necessary to the chang- ing of the G. T. R. lines from narrow gouge to broall gauge. G,'1', R, shops were moved to Stratford about that time anti for 35 years Mr, Wilsou work. ed In the shops as a blacksmith's assist• aut. 12 years ago and shortly after be ost his wife he was pensioned and has since been living retired. He was a life loa:g Conservative and a man that had been respected by his fellow citizens. A member of the Centennial Evangelical church, he was widely knowu and most ,l0pular. About 6 weeks ago he was taken III and died o0, Tuesday afternoon. The late Mr, Wilson leaves to mourn his loss, 3 daughters, .Annie at borne airs. jos. Plank, Stratford ; Ivies, Fred Louis, Brussels; 6 sons, Hugh and Prank, Loudon ; Christopher, of St Thomas ; Charles, jacksou, Mich, ; WIu„ of Wabach, Iud., aid Oliver, Stratford ; 4 brothers, 'Phomas. Hugh and Hamilton, S!ratford ; and Caldwell, of Vancouver and 2 sisters, Mrs, Wm Douglas, St. Peels and Miss Rebekah at home, Funeral was held on Ftiday afternoon. "Flu" Still Bad The influenza epidemic � h snot over p i by any means. Reports from different towns and cities show that it is on the increase again. Some places have or- dered the ban to be put in force dos- ing up tight once more, New Fees For Trucks After January first the schedule 0,f Provincial fees for motor trucks \vlll- be changed, because of the con- stantly increasing weight of the trucks necessitating a higher stand- ard of roads throughout the Province. A New Stunt. Owing t0 the consumption of soft coal there is much mere danger in chimney tires this winter than usual. A simple remedy is given, namely, if a lire starts, take a piece of cotton cloth stork it In water and place on top of the fire, The steam generated there from will extinguish the blaze in the chimney. Must Turn in Uniform. Instructions have been issued by Headquarters that all men who were granted harvest leave, 'lest summer must turn their uniform and equip- ment to their c0111t1hatldiit n' officer be- fore a specified' date, on receiving notification to that effect. failure to comply with this older will render them liable of it line not exceeding $20 on conviction before a magistrate, A Handsome Souvenir. The Canadian Pacific Railway !las issued •t beautifully executed booklet as a tribute to the Canadian forces. 1'lhe coverear thetitle' b s 'Their Glory Can- not Fade." and beneath these Words is a reproduction of the Victoria Cross. The souvenir gives the dates of the Iing represented. The booklet Is wor- thy of the subject and the occasion. More Coal Produced. I he Wall Street Journal l ::alts that the production of anthracite has run c,ntsldet;lbly ahead o1 last year and that consumers are becoming more critical as to the size of the coal they demand, Cancellations for egg size at the (nines ;are reported, ---Wonder what a:anadians think of that fairy tiler No Low Fares That the travelling public wilt eat he afforded more than ordinary prix• ileeea ;old must pay the standard rata, of fare, is the substance of an order issued by the liaastern Canadian Pas- senger Association, et the request of the Dominion Railway War Board. This Is to conserve rolling stock to carry the soldiers hanle, An order cancelling all _ special privileges and reduced fares became effective yes- terday througout the Dominion, The latest order is more drastic in its scope than that originally issed by the Dominion Railway Board, W}luw ing its creation two years ago, FORMER LONDESBORO TEACHER WINS V. C. Lieut. S. L. Honey, D. C. M., Died of Wounds. The following from the Turunto Tele gram of January 7th, refers to a former School teacher at Londesboro in 1912- 13, and was well known to the teach- ing profession in the East Huron In- spectorate. The following is the story of how he Won the Victoria Cross:— Lieut, Samuel Honey, born 189.4 at Conn, Ontario, enlisted February 1915, at Walkerton, died of wounds. 13y profession at schoolmaster. Orginally of the 34th Battalion, he gained his sergeant's stripes, and later his com- mission. Next of kin, father, George Honey, of Lemonvilie, Ont. Rushed Machine -Gun Nest. Lieut. Samuel Lewis Honey, D,C,M., late of the 75th Batt,, Manitoba Regi- ment, for the most conspicuous brav- ery during the Bourton Wood operat- lions from September 27, when his company commander and all other officers of the company were casual- ties, Honey took ever the command and, skillfully organized it under very severe fire. He continued to advance with great dash and gained his ob- jective. Then, finding the company was suffering casualties from enfil- ading machine -gush fire, he located the machine-gun nest and rushed it single- handed, capturing the guns and ten prisoners. Subsequently he repelled four enemy counter-attacks and after dark went out alone and located an enemy post, and led a party that cap- tured this post and three guns. On September 29 he led his company against a strong enemy position with great skill and daring. He continued on succeeding days of battle the dis- play of the same high valor and self- sacrifice, He died of wounds received during the last day of the attack by his battalion. TRUCK LICENSES HAVE BEEN RAISED ANNUAL FEES ARE INCREASED UP- '- ON GRADUATED SCALE • Motor truck owners are closely affected by one or two notable changes in the collectiion of provin- cial revenue through the Motor Traf- fic act, which will go into effect at the beginning of the new year. The annual fees for motor trucks have been increased upon a( graduated scale, which recognizes the weight of cargo, as well its the weight of the to truck itself. There will be taken into consideration as the basis of as- sessment the combined weight of the truck and its maximum load capa- city. apscity. In future trucks of from thvo to eight tons will pay $5 per ton or fraction thereof. Trucks upward of eight tons and not more than ten tons, will pay $7,50 per ton, and trucks exceeding ten tons will pay $10 per ton. This schedule resembles that in use in New York state. .Another change in motor registra- tion affects the dealers' markets, Formerly dealers in motor vehicles MIES-MAE, PARALYSIS 1fFrulf-a-tiveslf Quickly Relieved This Chrouiu Trouble, ,,. r) e.'AJ,.14.1(71 a'x1t:nT, MONi:•,'%L. "Ll my opinion, no ether utl •olit•ute is so curative for (Constipation and indigestion u5'I•'rult-a-fives', Iwits a sufferer from these team, plaints for five years, and 111y Sedentary occupation, 31usir., brought 8110,111 a kind of Infos/lural Par,tircic; a iNi rnrrlr /loathe hes, 11l1Ir•hio•' 7il'3 dfegallehi after eating., and pain in tate hack, I was in,lnrn,l to try 'Fruit -it -dyes' and noir for six (mouths I have been entirely well" A.. POHE\1i(31(3, ;,Cr. alma, ()fo3:}'2,70, trial sizo21$a, AL all dealers or sent postpaid by 1•'rnit-;t-live, Limited, Ottawa. 1•vn' la paid a1 efee$10 forInitial re- gistration, and a first set of markers with an additional $5 for each extra set of markers. In future the gov- ernment will charge dealers $20 per set for markers. Dealers say, how- ever, permit sets of markers issued to them to be used on any cars they may choose, so long as such cars are in private use. Approximately 110,000 power ve- hicles are now registered 011 the pro- vincial register, no fewer than 102,- 000 of these being passenger cars, and 7400 motor trucks, giving an average of one motor car to. every 23 of the total population of the Prov- ince of Ontario. The entire revenue received by the government from mo- tor vehicle licenses is estimated at $1,2000,000, and it is expected that the additional $100,000 will be raised as a result of the increase in motor truck charges. Speaking of the new rates, W. A. McLean, deputy (sinister of high- ways, stated that it was hoped that by the higher rates levied on the heavier cars, their use in this prov- ince would be discouraged, Such cars he pointed out, greatly increased the cost of road maintenance, while light- er cars would do the work as well. MOTHER'S FOOL There is a colnmounity not far from here which is feeling decidedly foolish. Mother's Fool is coming home from the war. He is coming hone with the D, S. 0., the Croix de Guerre, and a commission. This community had never been good to the big, bashful, sensitive boy. The girls giggled at him, the boys "run" on him, and the village humorist expended all his choicest witticisms on him, Perhaps it was all for the best, It drove hint more and more into the society of his beautiful and adoring mother, which, oh, irony of fatal in- creased the giggles of the girls and the witticisms of the village fool— humorist, 1 meant He enlisted at the first blast of the bugle, his mother dedicating him , to his country even as tlannah dedicat- ed Samuel to the Temple. The vil- lage (humorist remarked that he would stop a bullet Just the same's the best of them, whereat everybody laughed. He didn't stop the first bullet that came his way at St. Julien long ago —it makes me feel old to think how long—that bullet went slap through him, but Mother's Fool stayed in the game and came right back for more. He got It in the neck at Vimy Ridge. With difficulty he wrote home to his mother, "it hurts, of course, but it did not snake me half so sick and uncomfortable as the time I had that boil on my neck." it was from Mother's Fool I learn- ed that there be worse things, more painful things, more dreadful things, than gunshot wounds. Mother's Fool is corning hone, and the community is very n1UClh em - _...__ +++++++++++++++++++++++++4++++++++++++++++++++++++++ + ++++++++++++++++ i'+++4'+++4+++++++++++++++N++++++++++++ N Phont :igraphs Records Nothing nicer for Holiday Presents. Or a good 51225.114151121151.02118111. + ++1' + Singer Sewing Machine Large Stock �;' of New Records from Makes a dandy Gift, Call and see us and se- cure Choke Goods at Reasonable Prices. We aim to please our Customers. which to make your Choice. important battles in which the Cana edamfought, together with some out- CARTER, RTE R' standing facts in respect thereto. The Si /� ., insignia of the Canadian arils is repro, 4005d is dolor, all the departtttentg Imo 4.4,44444,40.+444,4.4,84+++,14+,,p+++++4.4.+ BRUSSELS 4 4' barrassed. Their two smartest Alecks went to the war, or rather they didn't, and they got a gr:at =end•oll -wrist 5w:ttchss and all 5113i Smart Aleck No. 1 It: doing lam' for desertion, and No. 2, (hewed soap 0,r something to give himself the symptoms of heart disease, and near- ly poisoned himself, Said one army doctor disg,,+redly, alter he had carefully examined on, hero, - "1 can fix lip flat feet x , thrj , .II go to the front, but this fellow her: c, -Ad feet -1 can't do aa7til;n7 ; . him." the community is very 11111011 be willered. llun' can they Suck Mother's Foul in the face when It, eennes tr£ardhlmt hunk? Ile has been introduced to the Kinn; and 3 lenlenceau pinched his ear and called hint "Mon anti," '•Mr'n en laid," "Minn stowagt " an$ ,th,•r o'0, lleAI far term': 11 1 have time the. winter 1 v:111 viaf.r "111 a list of Mothers' Pool. who 114 1r mtade I:er"i in this war. The Khan. The Wigwam, Rushdale Farm, Rockton, Ont. Go rri e \M'rn.Olipha11t, }legion, kx•.k . • r,••.1 a foto day,' i0, moon. 11 3. 41,'11,111' :1, 'ears sines e I I il•' y 1 It her,•. (i. and Ah'v 1''e llItgill leu•.• uhel.vl to North Trmouto. He low 119,11 elation agent here fid the pa.l Vpnr;. Woolen's Institute shipped e bate of (lathing and material,. valued at $232.(10, In the Belgian Iie111.1' Feud and wieh to thank all 431,4.4,. wh„ trihnled, especially SI,'l,heos & :1e1, - ton for their generous rontriinti„r. Of Clothing, Moria The Cedar halls (Iowa) Raver ,1 dr• votes a column in r'('p01514113an addrt'N8 given by Rev, Andrew S1.011, pastor Of the Ohntch of Christ in that tat y, ata union patriotic service held in the Methodist church, T"pie MLR past ehalleneiug the fill me" and 1t wee cnrnmeuted upon nrost (avn4.01111.. Rev. 1510. Scott is anon of the lair Arthus Scott and was tailed 011 the 4111 line, Morris township, nod la'er attended I3ira15 College, Ohio. Old fr}ends will be glad to knew Rev. air. Scott is doing good me fuel will wish hint success. Ile is n brother to Mrs. P. Watson, formerly 0,f H11188(•18 and Adam Scott, of Clinton - The 1011 acre faun of \Vm, Kerney, 4th line, has been leased by Pater Rutledge, tv110 lives aern541 the toad and he will get. poeseeeien in Nardi, Mr. Kerney and family will move to the farm of the late Rebt, Lawson, 8th line and take charge of it for Jno. Lawson, Father of the deceased who, finds the task too heavy for him at his time of life. Pte. Robert Lawsntl, who was doing his duty bravely in France, was repotted missing last Gall and has never been heal of since the lined fought battle of Paschendaele, Mrs. Kerney is a sister of the missing soldiee, hence will be going back to her old home locality. Ethel MCKEELVEY BILO'rItl'1Rs Dib: SAME DAY OF INFLUENZA,— Friends of- the family bele will learn with sincere re- gret that Airs, S. J. McKelvey, or liolmliehl, Flout., has again been sore- ly bereaved, this hire in the deal h of 2 sons From influenza, Irving \Vray and Frederick Leslie, The Winnipeg Free Press of January 10, mules this reference to the tragedy. The people of Holrutield, Man., and district have been deeply saddened by the deaths from Spanish influenza of two of their most promising young men, Irvin(; Wray and Frederick Leslie McKelvey, brothers, Aged 26 44(4(1 IS years respect• ively, 1301 h were ill less than 2 Werke anti died within a few hours of one another. II. oohs (1111}' 1(1SL Hep1p1uher that their, (tuber, S. J. McKelvey,. President or the Hohnfield branch of the Grain 030340,41 Assneialion and Reem•dilg Steward on the Hnlnlfirld Methodist circuit, died fr0111 1y phnid fever. Irving, the elder had just sue - needed to lis father's r 1 taut s t ffl t. or rhurrh 5 •n , , ev1 ultuld tvaantlpndiug In his Work WiI11 commendable devotion, The re- mains of the two young men were laid 10 1981 in Hol 111 lleItl netneteey 00, Mon- day, ,Iota, 6, tht'ie pastor, Rev. (4. 1l. Loi (1, Hnitnfield Methodist church and Rev. E, .1, SptingetI, Anglican church, otflriated 111 the graveside. 'Phase surviving' to 1lntitlt their loss are a -- Mrs, S. J. McTCrlvey, mother ; Capt, George Mnitelvey, Flamm, ; 1,'Iight Lieut. 1Merton McKelvey, repel elated, England, brothers ; told Alma 1l e• ICelvey, Alay Bell McKelvey, Gladys McKelvey, sisters, all of Holmlield, The late Irving Wray and Frederick Leslie McKelvey tvere grandsons of Mrs. McKelvey, West (Gore sl'reel, Sllat301(1, and nephews of Rev, I. A. 'McKelvey, of 011 Springs, formerly of Ethel, and of the lath Alts, l;, T. Dunton, Stratford, Molesworth George Menzies returned toBedford, Iowa on iday, after• being home to attend the funeral of his Mother, 'Pow Thompson has sold his Paan West of Molesworth, to Harry (1lating- ol'. IM ,t'riststou'TAL,—A very peed ;y wedding was solemnized on \\'tattoo• clay, January 15th, at the home of Geo. and 1M1,s, Robertson, Moleswol 111, when thole eldest dttnghtee, Annie Elizabeth, was united In marriage in Gordon M E(1gaa, (Gerrie, Mouth. 'Che bride, who was given away by her father, to strains of Lohsngl'1n Wed- ding,March played by Miss A. Elliott, 00410111 of the bride) took her place be- neath a very tastefully decorated arch. She was (tressed 111 MVieteritt silk with ostrich fur trimming and canted a boqut of' p1013 and white carnations and maiden fern, Rev, T. A. Rill officiated and only immediate teltt- tives were present, Dowing the sign- ing of the register• Miss Mabel Robot - son, deter of the bride, gave a pians solo, after which a sumptuous stopper wits served. The happy couple left on the 7,86 train, the bride travelling in a navy blue setge twit With taupe grey tars and hat to v14telt, On their re. 8 pEl5 ♦ 4 h y a a ro e, 9 4 a Repairs an Wood Work, ace. Promptly �'. Attended to I ulnitlly and in Workmanlike fl manner. '7, Give, us a call and add another to our long list )R of Satisfied Customers. b (0 w1' cz.Brussels a 3 „y 9 se.,y :• 4048444+0444494,4448.004400$ 4004.040409000000.*e+++5/44,' filitllltillif I aiag III t�(i III 1 I all b! f stat !lin Ililllitillin11 Iia.. r Illlll I t fl II al I!, ii- i(I 1 until f dl fa:'• -' For Breakfa • Nothing more appetizing or nourishing than tt 111,tv1 of delitir,u'. "l C;1%.11 '.111\1 Tak-:s ;'., s pit c of orda :cry h. ws:kt;: hy44Lteritid to the a)trege taste -- always crisp and light. Packed in air tight packages. For sale at all grocers. Teifers frr „ �"C�.4li t"aandn 1 foe Buy If°0rd .for Biscuits , . 1+end Donrd ;;.,.47, a . 5 Ltreauo;,5.44. 99 �_: i'' , 1T 6111', I'. 1' mp,^.1111111.1 11) ' 1,', '4 illilf ,,' ' iltiit II L.' li11,i!illlh (a. ;.:ii' din:;I: r .ii 111 '4 I . '"••s rc e•ba,+4,'14O4'8 ,06•71 4.4463'0')44w q,4, 0,8r,4,,, 4 ': t 01, 1..4. sc,-rr..,�•�.,�t.n.�.��'st�t^1c+rs:, -amu'+ IEtBMllU1i. mesesesearrozteassaaaraanezzame Now i, the time to buy. Fine assortment;t11d i1 1 Goods at RI 1S1)nabl(: I'tic,•S. 4 e turn they will reside on the groom's brisk and 1111)1,'1',,,)-: fauens h:,vr, taut c. fine farts i0, Huwirk, May their Joys ed hands, (1. Adam,. Steal ford, form - be (sally. 1.1' Trowbridge resident, fat:+ nut elmsod \Vial. ltingler"s farm, o0, the 2nd I:r plum, Trowbridge Adam Duke has sold Itis lou acre farm to (ieorgeThom psn11, nl Grey. The (0111(ial meeting of the Trow- bridge cheese and hotter Company was held, Myelin this year are, 'rum Tughen, David (',u sun, Richard ,Johnston, Elva Vines and Atlatr3 Smith, Hem Metin,'at)tek haw sold his 11111 neve farm, a mile South of Trow- bridge, 1)1(0505 as the Porterfield farm, to !insert] SehntIs. Me. Me -I ('nrtuick has scold trite 1011 acres West of Molesworth, worth, which he purchased a' year ago ft ern Henry Aim/uremia to Mr. Silarpial. l: 0.1NOES 111'• PItOPRaTY.= Daring j the past dart' while, t•ettl estate hast- I urss around Trowbridge has been Fordwich Om pond Austin, who line recently returned from Praline was a rieitnl• 113 the home of Fall, Forrester. In a letter received by \Vm. 1)eanr from his mother fu Mrutal, I, oho in- formed Ilius Ihat the' most dreaded disease, Leprosy had In liken out with- in 21 [idea of her home, Arthur Mntchison went to 'Toronto to consult a sperialisi its regard to au ailment in nue of ilia kleel \1'11('11 hue been giving frim touch unable of lat,'- Alrs. Thos. t tbsnn (atmned from Mount honest 51 het11 she has spout the past couple ancone., a11i left again for :few Liskent d to visit' her son Robt. ream 6210a1ZnalEaligintliMMfdinISSIMSEEI e1ted Ship your Cream Direct to the 110 s s Is Creamery Prompt Service Satisfactory Returns We -furnish you with Cans and Pay all Ex- press Charges. Issue Cheques for tlic pay- ment 01 your Cream twice each month, pay- able at par at your Bank. Give the Brussels Factory one trial ;Ina you will not want to discontinue. rods Cremry Stewart Bros. :lees: 44444.+++4444.4.44.4444.444.444.4. 44'04,4.4944a66664,4'4+4.4.*++6@444@ 0; L. DOUBLE YOUR PAY . t a 6 9 4 4 a 6• � o Stratford, Ont. ♦ 4.4•6io4t•e1'w40lA••dr••••m•44N4OHM. j A young lady who was earning $10,00 a week 41 1.915' mnitha ago, is now receiving a salary of $20.00 a week as the result of mu training. We assist graduates to good peed (ions, Enter any time, Catalogue Flee. Winter Term from Jtuauary',lith, and Wingham, Ont. 4.