The Brussels Post, 1919-4-17, Page 5\v/
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OR. WARVI.AYtt
Honer graduate ot Jo, Ontario Veterinary
voltage. Day and night calla. Wilco oppootto
rlour 00111, Rthel.
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51, 0. H., Village or Brussels.
1412ysieien, Forgeon, Ileitouehenr
()thee al residence, opposite elelvilie church.
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DR. J. PI...WHITE, B. A.
I'llYSIOIAN AND SURGEON,
Uradhate Toronto Univereity of Medicine.
Special attention given to &blesses nr ehildren
and surgery.
Office 1 Dr. Bry ana Old Stand
Phone AS Brussels .
JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed iluctioneeP for Num Co,
Will sell for as good prices its any other Ann.
tioneer or itharge nothing,
BELURAVb1 P. 0,
PROLIOFOOT, KILLORAN & COOKE
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&c.
Office nn the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton
Street,
000E121(111, ONT.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
Ptioutwomr, K. C. 1. L, H11,1,011.ax
H. J. 0, 00o1.e
ceormick
knpiements
At lowest Prices
II rt. Binder, sheaf carrier and truck 8213 00
7,11. Binder, 213d0
lion) Binder 21t1 fill
611. Slower 7050
(Wt. Mower 82 50
1011. Steel Nuke, 32 teeth 01 ell
Ilny Tedder 73 00
Combined side Hake 11101 Tedder 111 00
Largest Manure Spreader 11)3 00
1 [Disc Fertilizer Drill 143 00
1811.. Steel Miler 05 511
Scotch DInmotid Harrow.' per section_ 0 00
(hieing Wagon (}11811. 13 arm!. 23 x ?.si
in. tiro 00 00
Enginoo, Oreftin Separators, Plows rind other
Implements correspondingly cheap and a
liberal discount fur cash. Order esrly,
DAVID MIRE, - Ethel
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1I111 lotiel a 'motility
Grass Seed and Root Seed
4. expected shortly.
4. The U. 13'. 0. has purchased a
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"Wes( Toronto, with a (mo)Lldy
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4. rrhips every Hat 111113(3 3'.
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to
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Sec.-Treas. Ormihrook Far, Club
Plums 285
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Tii Li a night gang at wot cutting
betiding 01 the AnieutI1310031y i3I gotid
progre-sii (((:1 1135 made by the double
stmt.
At .11 1.1.13/111 1111 eritig el the 55 . M. S.
at '1st:esti/atm Whs. (Rev.) Dint ant was
presentol tvilli 1 lo',)'
pitoies of chouic china in I einem Mance 01
1151' Mittel y. It ;Arts vuty
101,11111. 301331)11. 110 11101iy 1.1
1103 pe11.li:,..11
1311.5)0(11(1 Not, 1 1(10 biltti 1.:11) balm.
De has bum tit the Tolobio Daily
Star mall lor a Near ot so, We wish
Mtn success in los N113,1
A. 31. ('111.1(0! 311.0314. liana:1'1y ul 13.11.11-
st:1s, Who nas lur 11111111/ 01110 cieried 011
a '411111301140111! 111 1111.1.1le and undertaking
thliiities8 30401.0W1.11 11110 SOW 0111 10
A. Britton, of Grund Valley. Mr. 8131.
031 33 ii,former resident 01 Wing(i111)1.
Tuu best way to build up El town is for
each mid every man in it not to strive to
etul .11)01 tear dewn. Whenever a man
ID a ti.wn it, dinht; well du nut tty 10 tear
him down, All the residents of a Lowe
ore peahens, nut Opponents.. In all
akelilionfl the more business done by
your 1 .yal niore you will do.
W 8.811.Y 31.1(111) has purchased the
mu stoles ne at present occupies and
.be premises occupied by Craigle's pool
worn for somewhere in the neighbor-
hood of :3112,000. Mr, Walker believes
in the future of Hoderich as is evident
from this real estate investment. 'rite
cinch Wilti IRA lilt 01:01 CM 51111.1L0.lay.
-Goderich Star, Mr. Walker was a
0)331')' resident of Brussels and old
friends here will be pleased to hear ot his
success in the county towo.
iCoon Lueic,-Rozell Bros., Creamery,
Clinton, 3111(11 has been moved to new,
and Login quarters, is now in full ruou.
niug order. The new bonding, the
South end of the Motor Woi to; plant,
eurild hardly be suited for the
work if it had been built for the purpose
find it has been thoroughly fitted up
with pasteurizing vat, testing room, re -
I rigetator room, etc., 1011( 13 churn of a
woo lbs. capacity. Messrs. Rozell are
very optimistic regarding the future of
the creamery business in Clinton and
are sparing no pions to bring their plant
tight hp to date. The young men were
former residents of this locality and we
wish them A i success.
MiscELLANHOUA 1`.:140491111.. -The Listo•
well Standard of last week makes the
following reference concerning 11 former
Brussels young lady ;-"A very pleasant
evening was spent 111 1(131 home of Mrs.
J. Bamford ou Saturday last wheu
miscellaneous shower was given 10
tmor, of Miss Estella Moore, The vari-
ous gifts were neatly arranged in a large
box over which "bluebirds," signs of
happiness, hovered. As the gifts were
nnpacked and the various messages to
the coining bride were read, there was
joy and humor in abiltidauce, Miss
Moore is very 'popular with her girl
Metals as 010 shower on Saturday eVen-
. .
1ng demoustrated," Miss Estella is a
daughter .ot M. 11, and Mrs. Moore and
was a former well known resident of
Brussels.
Morris
Following is the report; of S. No.
0 Morris for month of March IV
MX1101111E01 -ill Al ith. 0001p. Spell. Lit.
•-lfemilt Hellen' 54, *Sani.13ary 51, S,.
11. Exam in Ai it h, Spell. Lit. Com.-
Deorge J03 ('('111' 141, Jaek.Shaw 05, Hurry
1Cerr '10. Jr. 11 137011)1(110111)1 seine sub-
jogiS 'Willi° Bowman 03, *3 oh iin y
Barr 25. 1 Exiiin in 011.1IIP.-Ruby
Dom. 02, Pr, 00013.-Siu1a Pierce,
O. N't,lbh, `readier,
Grey
Sellout, Itsrowr.-Followi rig- is the
repot of H. H. No, (1, (Ivey, for
March 1-1V, 113and 11 classes ex-
amined 1(1 Writ., Draw., 1 I yg.,
Lit., Item]. Ir, IV 55, lin d 80,
M. ineklin 75. Sr. ITT *E. Hay 80, \V.
Relief. '70, J. Batynaid nO. Jr. 1 1 1 E.
Al. (look 81, 0. Jacklin 71. Sr. 11 OR
88„1, 82, Ames 70,
(1, Rayilard 55, HI% 1 .10. 810V03183t3
80, 0, Elliot 78, V. Jacklin 75. P311111-
I370vellent -A. Pearson, 0, Keifer,
M. (look. Good -M, Hay, 11. RON-
1111111. 0 Pot Honor Roll in spelling.
L, 150. SPA111,1N3I, Teacher,
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" The Seaforth Creamery
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Send your Cream to the Creamery thoroughly
established and that gives. you Prompt Service and
Satisfactory Results,
We solicit your patronage knowing that We UM
give you thorough satisfaction,
We will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test
it honestly, using the scale test to weigh Cream sam-
ples and pay you the highest market prices every two
weeks. Cheques payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia,
For further particulars see our Agent, MR, T, C.
MeCALL, Phone 2330) Brussels, or write to
The Seaforth Cre
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SEAFORTH, ONT,
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ONLY MEDICINE
ADE FROM FRUIT
Extraordinary Success which
"Fruit -a -fives" Has Achieved
tine reaBion 111"14 "F'ruit-it•tives"
is se '(ordinarily successful in
git to tlooso suffering with
Coa,/ipation, liwpid Liver, lndiges-
11,111,17imnie Headaches, .Neuralgia,
Kidney and Bladder Troubles,
/enema/Ism, Pain In The. Back,
fec.veina and other Skin Affectioes,
is, because ((4 18 the only medicine In
the world nuule from fruit juices.
It is composed of the merlicieal
prineiples found in apples, oranges,
figs and prunes, together with the
nerve tonies and antiseptics of
proven repute.
50e, to box, 0 for42.50, trial size 25c,
At all dealers or sent postpaid
by Prult-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
Blyth
Mrs. D, Nicol has sold her residence
WI Dinsley street to Thos. 1301, of
Alovris, end will make het home with
her daughter, Mrs. Carter, of Hullett.
Win. Johneton has purchased the
heelless business monied on by ex-
Chenicilloe It, H. Robinson mid took
possession last week, The business
will still be managed by Mr, Robinson
who ints been engaged for Lel
Alex. McKellar has sold his oesi-
denne to Mr. Geddes, of the Geddes
'Pyeon Lumber Co,, who will move
his family to town from Owen Sound,
We understand that Mr, and Airs.
McKellat. will move to Strathroy
whets. they own 1 esidential property.
The citizens at e forming themselves
into colleeting committees to secure
subset 1111 .10)10 100)10 (18 building a
11130300 1101 hall 1111t34 to commemorate
those of our boys who fought on rho
fields or W111.• 11. 114 10(130 the intention
11) huhl it day :Torts 313 113 on 01113
King's 1)111 1)01103', 3. All the
orbits will go towards the Memorial
building fund,
Miss Aloney, who has for the past
l'PW 1401(114 35111110 such excellent setts-
faal()11 2143 principal of Blyth Con-
firmation School, left last week for
her home in Stream cl, and will for
some months take a complete rest in
un endeavor to recuperate her health.
We believe it is the intention of
Miss Money to resume the principal-
ship of Blyth school after the mid -
Summer holidays it' het. health will
permit.
Molesworth
SCHOOL REPORT, -Report for U. S.
S. No 10 Rowlett and Grey from Janu-
ary in April. Score 100. Jr. IV. -
Elva Brown 92; Margaret Doig 81,
Sr. Brown SO ; William
Doig 81,; Evelyn Hislop 76. Se. 11, -
(Afford Dodds 89 ; Bert Spence Good.
3r. 1L -Mervyn Grainger SO ; Cecil
Grainger 70 ; Isabel Doig '70 ; Andrew
Doig 05. Jr, McOreery 8(3;
Lawson Dolg 84; Robert Sanderson
70 Annie Schmidt 72; Clarence
Hettinger 05. Pr. -Ruth Sanderson
1)1 ; Clifton AlacDoitald SS ; I3va
Brown 84 ; Nellie Doig 81
'Eileen
!Delon 71) ; 11111110 Schmidt. 20.
MARION A r.r..xx, Teachee.
13 el g rave
IVEDD1N0 AN:VIVI:11.81,111%-A very
pleasant time 11/0.8 spent at the home
of Arthur and Men. Jackson, 611 Camp-
bell street, Sarnia, formerly of Bel -
grave, when a few of them friends
gatbeted to celebi ate the twenty-first
anniversary of theit, wedding day. A
sumptuous dinnei wits served at five
o'clook. Al the close of the definer
the wedding (hike with 121 lighted
candles was brouelit in, The guests
then repaired to the pallet. where the
family presented them with a beauti-
ful dinner set, In the eveningabout
30 of their friends rind neighbors
gathered and spent^1 he evening in
music, grimes and dancing. The patty
broke rip at 2 a. on., wishing Air. and
Mos, Jackson many yea' s of wedded
life,
Atwood
\V. T. Thompson, mint Lo Detroit to
attend the funeral of his sister, the
late Mrs. 51 11/4111).
Win. Simpson is cam ying his right
arm in it sling caused from having it
broken hy a gasoline engine.
'tete, the little dangh tee of George
and Mrs. Greensicles is getting better
after being very ill with pneumonia.
wurred AlcNitught, 00 the
5801 battalion has arrived home from
311133 1S(')09 and hi spending a few clays in
town before leaving for lhe Weet.
Officees weee elected as follows for
Bowling Olrob : Hon, President, D. E.
Hodge ; Hon, Vice President, .L. Pel -
tom ; Vice President, Jas. Al, Erskine;
Sec, Treasurer, G. Lochhead ; Audi -
Love, Hugh Poeter and W Blackwell ;
Heinlein y inembeta, H. 13, Morphy,
0,, Al. P. ; 111, IV, Hay, M. P. P. ;
and Jesse Peachey, Membership Tee
was fixed et $4,00 for former members
vesidi tog In 001(31350 103)01 83.00 for new
members and members raltSide.
btVtsa IVEIMiNG.-Thero was a
large gathering or 0'i 11>1(10 and rela-
tives at the home of William and
Alis, Feed, "Plan:enact Hill Patin," 8311
0031. Blum on the occasion of the 25143
anniversary of their wed/ling on 1(t
day, April 4th. Mrs. Ford was a
daughter of the late Simon Fewings,
a prospernus pioneet. Mornington
townehip, and Ale, Pord son of
Robb, Ford, who was an early settler
in the Queen's Bush, now the 1011111)-
5111(1 00 13)0133, 'I'll ey Were 1 he 31103 (11-
83118 of 'natty heautifol and costly
peesents, including it set of McKinley
rockers 111 solid oak 01 (1311 the Mends
of the Oth line, 13111111 ; to lino colltviion
of silveeware oin (heir Nieto& of the
10th line, Elnin ; end it cheque from a
l'ew friends of the Soh Concession,
Illvening was spent in singnig and
dancing. Among those contributing
tho program 0)130031 -Miss W.
Burke, Miss. 0. Illymers, Miss Mary
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that they wen.. the insphati,in, 11i.: 1t1113j131 1111421',IL*,Jl3 .1
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Women 1110131he the balance wheel durin:_t the Reconstruction. Theirs must be 1: i . halo'
the impatien,p of men who, having. rettu•ne+1 from the netive. strenuous days of the ha
leholds, find it dirriollt 30 reconcile their pas, four ;.'ears With the multilane 10(333 3111' or life.
So there 3113.4 never 11 time when newspapers had so much to tell :thou! women : never a
.113)5 when womankind could read in the day's 01., ,patelles so much about herself. She ha, Ir.'
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ston. A feature of the erening
was he Scotch reel and Highland
flin by a company of old-Litners
QUESTION AND ANSWEB.-Ths fol.
1"Inq 10 a ..cloorY from Atwood, an -
swayed. by ildward Meek, K. 0., in
the Mail and Empire :-B. Wt, Al'
wood. -"The G.. T. It, has taken its
agent all duty here for the evening
train, and we cannot get express peek -
twee off the late trains. %Viten the
1 road was built we gave the railway It
large "bonus," and the "contract."
reads they must, maintain a station
and an agent." Ans,-It, swains 10 ffile
made a complaint. '1'13e requirement
that, you have a reasonable ground to
to maintain 11011313031 and an agent at
a particular place implies that the
agent Shall be at the station for the
purpose of transacting all railivay and
parture of all trains which stop at the
express business on the arrival and de.
station, You have not referred me to
the date of the contract with the rail-
way company. Probably it was print-
ed with the statutes of that year.
1301 it would tyke a great deal of t
1 to hunt it up. You have good ground
1 to°f L111214:4 Oao Xr?juniitiounte to the Beard