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The Brussels Post, 1919-5-29, Page 5s JNO, SUTHERLAND & SONS LIMITITO iNaPactirelif ttt.tall'lass Ottr9111 JAS. A/VDERSON, VETERINARY SURGEON, hunrn ,nor to I. 11. Monrn. 01Ibee nt Ander. Moll (i MY. l,l nilly o-,tn1'lo, lirunsuts, T010p1o11e OR, WAROLAW Honor graduate or the Ontario Veterinary ('allege.. Day and night calls, (ltflae opposite Motu 14111, I9thel, T. T. M'RAE M. 13., M. U, 1'., .0 S. O. M, D, H., Village of Brussels, Physician, :surgeon, Arconeheur ollicu at residence, opposite Melville Churolt, Willanln ,treat. DR. J, H. WHITE, B. A. t'IIYSIt'IAN AND SUit4{ICON, (Ornlhtat.+Toronto University of 11Iediaine. Spnoint attention given to diseases of ohildren and rti,'gery. Office: Dr. Bryan. Old Stand Phone 15 Brussels JAMES TAYLOR Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co, \VillBall for as 50401 prince as any other Auo. ttoneer ler charge nothing, B13I,1..UItA VIC P.O. PHOU0f001, NilLOHAN & COOBE tarristora, Solicitors, Notaries Public, &c. Milos on the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton Street, COODERICH, ONT. Private Rinds to loan let lowest rates, W. Yl. nitm•n'P, If. (1. 3, I,, 14)mnottAN H. 3. D. Oo000 ,Cormick Implements At lowest Prices aft. Binder, shenf em'rter and trunk 3219 00 74 t. Binder, .,,228 00 ('orn Binder 210 00 ift. Mower 70 60 033. Mower 82 60 10.ft. Steal ]take, 22 teeth 51. 00 tiny Tedder 78 00 Combined 1:Ide Rakn and Tedder 111 00 Imriieit Manure Spreader 108 00 11 Disc Fertilizer Drill 148 W 14.03. Steel Roller 65 60 Sontrlt Diamond Harrows per vection0 W Climax Wagon Bears, 8l4 arms, 23 x 3 tn. tire BO 00 Engines, Cronin Separators, Plows nod other Implements correspondingly cheap anda liberal dtseount for Cash. Order early. DAVID MIENS, - Ethel •t" + r,brook � + 'r Farmers' Club + .I- + • + 3• • r 1' .j. lies no hand n gnalllif,y ++ + ler + r Cream of the Fest flour I 'Shorts Oil Cake Meal I A, Choice lot • of Groceries . ': Formaldeh de "dire Fencin 4. Y g+ ✓.n Grass Seen anti Root Seed + + The U. F. 0. tats perchased a + seta 1411 till' 11oci: 1 itol11141gEe, 4 West Turinito, with a eapallle ,i, staff in vino ile, (ir eibrnik Club + chips every Smiled ty, + Poi 111rt1111. part limiters apply : to 4. Ed. Fulton, • Sec.=lyras. (7rnnbrinh Fla, Club 3 Phone 235 . + + Lia i11 eh stein AIs prepared to pay highest price for Scrap bort, the a • • • • •A 0 Rubbers, •• •• a Rags, t&c. •e 4 2 o • •• • • 0 Highest price paid, See • me before you sell, WOOL • 0 • • • • • • • Highest Cash Price for • • • line Poultry and Hides • • • Write or Phone 02x• 4 • SAM WEINSTEIN • • P • e0, MTLL STREET 13RUSSELS• . i 444 oove+i•404.0.04•oo•eoe00+ S. O. White Leghorn Taby� Chicks Mr. Farmer, did you ever figure out jest how touch your Chin cost yon each year from the pesky old igen breaking the eggs or leaving !he neer ; We nee hatelliog 1111( deeds of tilde sash week. Have lenitive in for 1houvt,de, Don't leave off ordering yol110 until it in too late, Order' thein now. WALTER ROSE Phone 3 on 38x 13ux 34, BRUSSELS • ata1 1 eluo e1;Tl l Next Leap Year 1920 The last time there was a lapse of eight years without a leap year was from 1896 to 1904. The leap year will be 1920. The leap year rule is as follows: It is every fourth year, which leaps over a day more than a common year, a day being added to February, except years divisible by 400 are leap years. No Excursion to 0. A. C. There will be no excursions this year to the O. A, C. except a few by motor. Dr. Creelman, however, looks forward to the resumption of the yearly far- mers' outings to the college, which were once very successful.. As soon as special rates can be secured from the railways, he says, the Summer ex- onwill s a again, No Parcels For Winnipeg No second, third, or fourth class (nail, that Is newspapers and parcels, for Winnipeg or points west of that city will be accepted by any post ollices until the cessation of the great strike in Winnipeg. Instructions to this effect were received at the local post offee from the ostmaster-general. Owing to the congested conditions at the railway stations 1n the western cities, this order was necessary, Detroit Excursion The White Star Line will run their mutual excursion from Goderich to Detroit and return on Thursday, June 19th This outing is looked forward to each year by many in this neighbor- hood and this year promises to be more popular than ever. A Moon- light excursion will also be held on Lake Huron on the evening of June 16th, See full particulars in their an- nouncement on another page. Has Severe Loss Word has reached Mitchell that Mr. Fred Davis, M, P. P., who has a large stock ranch near Calgary, had met with a very big loss of stock, owing to a severe snow storm which visited that part of the country a short time ago, His loss in stock alone is placed at $25,000, It is claimed that it was the biggest snow storm that ever visited the part of the West and raged for seven days. The snow was piled in drifts fully 10 feet deep. A number of fat 'cattle and other cattle and sheep were buried and died through want of feed and cold. .After the storm was over dead cattle, sheep and horses could be counted by the score. At the time Mr. Davis wrote to his parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Davis, of this town, the hides of 139' cattle had been taken off. Minor. Locals Saskatchewan is having a "Go To Sunday -School Day" on Sunday, May 25th., by proclamation of his honour, the Lieuenant Governor of the prov- ince. If the far reaching importance of Sunday School work were fully appreciated every province would give official recognition to its effort, While in the service of the Evan- gelism and Social Service department of the Methodist church as field sec- retary, Rev. W. E. Millson, of Listowel Will slake his (tome in London , Rev. W. E. Millson, of Listowel, is president of the London Conference Summer School, which oonvenes this year at Alma college, St. Thomas, The dates are July 7th, to 14t11. A splen- • did inissionary program has been pre- • pared. ; .dvrr4eeedS r'L 45,a'AWdrs '! GET THE BEST. IT PAYS 0 / ELLIOTT ,ice iiYonge & Chariots Sts., Toronto Is noted throughout Can- �I ada for high grade busi- l"ter`'' Mess education, O. Pi Groat domand for our Graduatos. tri Open all von:. linter now. 0 Write see catalogue. W. I.I. ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL Potatoes Wanted memee Flour Oran and Shorts 'PO l:IAND Seeds of all Kinds, also Salt Phone 43 01..27 W. J. McCracken NN,Wibrdi t,,,tlta uN I A law race by pa sed bo the ' Ontario Lea,isla,:l.re con pal, the re - n , 11 Lfunval #ell G d, h let i f n. and that dl ut0tur ctclisls must muffle their inaehlnes :to Ih:t( the people will no longer be tormented by the ' unearthly noises that have made life miserable for many. Ail motorist,, (are warned accordingly to rake the necessary steps to comply with the law, failitig which or the discovery that cut-outs are being used .On autos or cycles, those who do sq Can expect to make their bow before the magis- trate. PRESBYTERY OF HURON llistnrical Committee Appointed --Rev. R. J. Ross Given Leave of Absence, The Presbytery of Huron held its regular quarterly sleeting on Tuesday, May 13th, at Clinton, with the follow- ing ministers and elders present: Ministers—Mr. Telford, moderator, Drs. Fletcher and Aitken and Messrs. Meleermid, Ross, Macfarlane, 0cln- tush, Ahery, Carriere, Johnston and Hamilton; elders—Messrs, Lindsay of Clinton, Jarrett of Kipper, Gardiner of Blyth, Fingland, of Auburn, Mitchell of Goderich, Dodds, of McKillop. Mr. Richardson, formerly of Kippen, was a visitor at Presbytery. Session records were examined Mr. McIntosh , of Brucetield was appointed to convey the greetings of Presbytery to the Presby- terial of the W. Al, S. at its next meet- ing. The moderator and clerk were appointed to convey by letter the sym- pathy of Presbytery to Mr, Carswell, T May _ conference was ml the sub- ject a s n Y "The Church and Reconstruction," and the discussion of the question was begun by.Mr. McLean, of Egmundville, every member participating. A new standing committee was appointed, to be called the historical committee, with Mr. Mitchell, of Gode- rich as convener, and the following members: Dr, Aitken, Messrs. Mac- farlane and Hamilton. Mr. Ross was given leave of absence for the sum- mer for work in Ole West, to which already Mr. Fraser, of Bayfield, has gone, and Mr. Telford was. appointed to act as interim moderator of Auburn and Smith's Hill. A strong resolution against race track gambling was passed unanimously and a copy ordered to be sent to Ottawa. The Sumner School in Goderich, July 5th to 12th 1919, was heartily commended to the members by Mr. McDerniid. Mr. A. T. Cooper pre- sented to the Presbytery the county work in temperance, of which he is secretary and commended the work to the interest of members. The names of about twenty ministers were read for whom application is beingmade to Assembly for the s, a ably leave to receive them as ministers of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, The next meeting is to be held at Blyth about the middle of September. WESTERN COUNTIES PLAN FINE ROADWAYS System Shows Much Linking Up Among the Various Municipalit- ies.—Lead to Toronto —Nuc- leus of Trunk Lines are Being Planned to Tap Lake Huron . (Toronto Star Weekly) ® NE of the best illustrations to be found in the Province of the exact meaning of the County -Pro- vincial roadway system is in the west- ern counties, Huron, Bruce, Grey, Perth, and Wellington, which are shown on the accompanying trap. Just glance along the roadways, and notice liow, in so many cases, the trunk roads lend from county to county without a break, and it will be easy to appreciate liow much an improved roadway system scientifically planned, is going to mean to through traffic. At the same time, 0 will be seen that though these counties are planning a fine link- ing up of roadways between counties, to provide improved trunk lines 14001 one side of the Province to the other, there are a number under the County - Provincial scheme, A casual glance at the map will show that on the north the Toronto Orange- ville Toad leading through Dufferin, links up with Grey County at inistioge and runs on to Fleslterton, Prone Fleshertou there are three distinct branches, One leads north to Meaford, skirting the shore of Georgian Bay, the second runs directly north-west to Owen Sound, while a third runs al- most directly west through Durham, Hanover and Welkerton to Kincardine. Farther south there is the trunk road leading into 'the north-west Of Old Ontario. This is the Hamilton -Guelph route and from Guelph there are routes provided through Wellington County to all the Important centres in the uortli-Western section, Starting with Wellington County, the Main roads which have been placed under the iCounty-Provincial system are: The route front Hamilton to Guelph; Guelph to Rockwood, Guelph to Brisbane; Guelph to Gou- lock to link up with Hespeler fn Waterloo; Guelph to Elora, with a branch at Marden leading to Fergus; Fergus to Craigsholme; Fergus through Spires to Belwood; Fergus through Arthur to Mount Forest; Fergus to Elora; Elora to Parker; Arthur through Gordonville and Damascus to Egerton; and from Arthur south through Parker to a point wear the Waterloo border. Other scattered stretches here and there have also been taken in. Forth Cries -Crossed. Of the five counties mentioned, Perth has made the least advances, there being practically only two road- ways accepted in the County-Provlucial highway polity. Roughly, these cut tiie county in half In either direction, With Mitchell as the centre. The routes are: Mitchell, northeast through WLEPINWEEPINO ECZEMA SOON RELIFVED A Perfect Trr atilient For This Distressing Complaint 'VANINN, ()NT, "I had an attack of Weeping Enema.; so bad that my clothes would be wet through at times, For four months, Isuffered terribly. I could get no relief until 1 tried 'Fruit -a -tines and 'Boothe Salva The first treatment gave me relief, Altogether, I have used than boxes of 'Soothe Salva' and two of 'la'r'uit-a-tines', and am entirely well" G. W. HALL. Both these sterling remedies are sold by dealers at 500. a lox, 0 for 1)2.50, or sent on receipt of price by F ruit-a-tines Limited, Ottawa, "Fruit -a -fives" is also put up in a trial size which sells for 25c. Monkton. Atwood and Listowel to the Grey border; Mitchell west through Dublin to link up with the Seaforth- Goderich road; Mitchell west to Sea- bringville, with a gap to Stratford, then from Stratford east through Shakes- peare to link up with the New Ham- burg roads to Kitchener, Waterloo, Preston and Galt. Huron Leads the Way. Huron has shown plenty of progress- iveness. With Clinton as the hub, there are four main roadways which have been taken into the scheme and which, with their branches, tap all parts of the county. Directly south of Clinton there is the Exeter road to the Middlesex border, the aim being to connect with London and St, Thomas. From this Clinton -Exeter road there are five distinct cross lines. At the south there is the Centralia, Devon road to Grand Bend; the Elmville road to Kirkton, the Brewster -Farquhar road and other smaller ones. Froin Clin- ton north there is the Goderich line, which to the east connects with Stratford, and may in time link up with Toronto. From Clinton north- east there is the Blyth, Belgrave road to Winghann. From Goderich north there is the lake shore road connect- ing with Bruce County, leading even - hilly as far as Southampton along Lake Huron. From Seaforth there is the Winthrop, Walton, Brussels road leading to Wroxeter, with a di- rect turn to the east through Gorrie to Harriston. There is as well the Lucknow-Goderich line, and the Lucknow townline route to Amberley, in addition to a number of shorter roads which have not yet been pro- perly linked up. Bruce Makes Good Start Bruce County has gone in for the County -Provincial roads in an exten- sive manner. At the south, there are four distinct links with other counties, three into Huron, and one into the corner of Huron and Wellington, while two other systems reach the border, but have not yet been Con- tinued by the adjoining counties. The links with Huron are at Amberly. Lochalsh and Lucknow, while the other is the Southampton, Paisley, Mildmay road which breaks into Well- ington at Clifford and gets a little past Harriston on the way to Elora. This latter is probably Bruce's main County -Provincial road, as it angles through the centre of the county and provides connections and outlets for the whole county for the lower east- ern section of Old Ontario. The sec- ond Main road is that which skirts Lake Huron from Amberly through Kincardine, Tiverton, Underwood, North Bruce and Port Elgin to South- ampton, crossing from the latter point to Allenford, and running from there north to Wiarton, and from Wiarton almost to the head of the penilisuln, passing through Colpoys Bay, Adams- ville, Hope Bay and Barrow Bay on the road to Lion's Head. There are four distinct crossroads. Starting at the north, there is the Tara, Inver - may, Burgoyne -Port Elgin road; there is the Eden Grove, Glammis, Tiver- ton route; the Walkerton, Grennock, Kinloss, Kincardine line, known as the old Durham road; and there is the M#Idniay, Ambleside, Teeswater, Lang - • arae r A rtllt, 13 ru4':G!'5 Our reputation for fair dealing and reliable goods. coupied with the Dc Laval rceord of ocrvice and durability, hes made the Do Lave) Cream %cparater the leeJei In thi+, +.vrn,nunity. d VMANY of your neighbors V 1 are using De I avals, Have you ever asked any of them how they like their ma- chines ? Why not make a few in. quiries? You'll find that the De Laval is giving them more crearn and better cream; that it is easiest to turn, to clean and to care for; very seldom gets out of order and never seems to wear out. Your neighbors will back up what we have been telling you about the De Laval. So will any of the other 2,325,000 De Laval users. Talk it 0001 with your neighbor We will sell you a De Laval on easy terms. Come in, examine the machine and talk it over. 0,1 SOONER OR LATER YOU WILL BUY A 0i side route, The map shows as well a number of other more distached road- ways. Attention is called to Grey County, in view of the number of roads whose mere beginnings have been taken un- der the County -Provincial system. In some places they look like stair - steps or the rungs of a ladder but they show the nucleus of a fine sys- tem. In the class of better -defined roads Grey may be said to have four distinct routes planned for improve - 4+0+•+•+•+•+•+•+0+4+•t• t•+ 0 • HENFRYNp ® 4+• �iTi�• + i o + 4 Par s d • + 4 • Roofing • + Persons intending to + build or repair buildings + 4. • would do well to get + • •prices and see the goods +°I' •t before buying, e • + 4' Satisfaction Guaranteed. • • Open to take • .1. Roofing Contracts. • or + • + 4 + 4 H. L Stewart Henfryn Store +4.+40+4+4044+4+41,+4+4+•+4+0+0 4+•+4+♦ 1-0+4+4+0+41+'t•6,4,0440+•+ •d'•+•+4+•+•+•'Ne+•+•+•+•+•+� + O + 0 + • The Seaforth Cre mery ream • + e Wanted 0 Send your Cream to the Creamery thoroughly $ ,• established and that gives you Prompt Service and ; • Satisfactory Results., 4 0 We solicit your patronage knowing that we can A. give you thorough satisfaction. 2 W e will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test 'o$" • it honestly, using the scale test to weigh Cream sem- Tpies and pay you the highest market prices every two I weeks. Cheques payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia, i + i For further particulars see our Agent, MR, T. C. • • McCALL, Phone 2310, Brussels, or write to m • : The Seaforth Creamery Co. SEAFORTH, ONT. +.4.0+•+$°8' •44:1.0+f:'G•4+1+•+* 14. d'e'lhM1'?t'ed..4.04ltdt ^dei4,+b't'fl'b+d+ 314n64C1°P''. Fresh, rich, full -flavored. tea --tile same every time 123 Sold only in sealed paclealgefa ',mit. Ther,' is the main nod lead ✓ ken) DIl204)1, through 1leshertun, tarkdele, (:hatsworth, etc.. to r)wen end, and thence along the Sound to I' eninie and west to Wiarton. The sec- , led 'sell -defined r,,u(e runs north from the Wellington border at Mount Forest terough Durham and Williamsford to t; wen Sound. and 1$ known as the cid Gerefraxa read. The third is an tegling cross -road, starting at Thorn - burn on Nottawasag1 Bay, running uth through Heathcote and Kimber - let, u, Flesherton, south-west to Price - 011e. and then due west though Dur- Il:u to Hanover, where the link is provided with Bruce County, to Walk- erton. 'rhe fourth main line is the n e, Sound oMeaford, 1 i.rss road to nu sed along the shore through Thorn- bury and Craigleigh on the way to llingwood. "HELLO" TALK COMES HIGH Bell Telephone . Company to increase Exchange Rates 10 p. c. 'rhe Railway 'Commission has grant- ed the Esti Telephone Company auth- ority' to increase its rates to p.c. The crnnpany asked for a 20 p. c, increase, but the request was cut in two. What this means in Clinton is as follows e— Old Price New Price Wall Phone 920 322.50 Desk Phone 32.2 324.50 Permission has been granted to in- crease long distance rates. PLEASANTRIES We congratulate Woodrow Wilson on the fact that he is no longer popu- lar 111 Germany. Apparently it took the peace ternns to make Germany realize that she didn't win the war. Brother William Jennings Bryon ought to be out in the garage tuning sv�•14knrv14 Presidential boom. S#lm b,uched a 1n t„ 1 un Monday for the first time in 28 years, The saddest words of tongue or pen arc sinipls these: it's raining again. Any prrsun Who employs a girl or bos between 8 and 14 years of age, unless the child is exempted by law is liable to a tine of 6200. The On- tario Legislature may appoint a Pro- vincial School Attendance Officer to see that the regulations in regard to children's regular attendance at the school is carried out. _ _ . _ _ .__ _ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 4.DEERING'...,. r + + + + + •+t + AGENCY J. hr Oliver BRUSSELS has taken over the Deering Ag- ency and handles a full line of Flo'In Implemeute including the noted I. II, C. Cream Separators ,t + '1' • + The only Oream Separator with two wide open cream outlets— no cream screw in the path of + the cream. See it when in town. The I, H.C. 8-16 and 10-20 Tractors • are among the best. 3+ The Deering Manure Spreader • With the wide spread and very light in draft. John Oliver eeeeeeoeeeee ansaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetzaeeet0®a4•ee®st4eaeseee 5, ePhone 410 Phone 83 00 se e e itso Rep air Service : R2. t3 rA • Illi one present stock of Machinery Repairs, Plow Shares, etc., we aim to give the best satisfaction possible in every- • tiling revering our line of Repairs, all of which are exact 00 duplicates and give the service of the original parts. Help us keep • our line complete by ordering as early as possible. • Wheel and Woodwork Repairing a We give prompt attention to all Wheel and Wood -work Re- a pairing, Re-Bttiug of Rubber Tires and (lliannele, and carry in estock and apply all Standard sizes of best gristles of Carriage /hal- e ber'PlI'es. Use the best and get extra value from piny Wee. We b can saiiery you in the line of work. e 0 a a et a tt 00 to • Our Carriage Painting Will stand the closest inspection ; our Varnishes any reasonable lest, and all applied by a carriage painter who thoroughly under- stands the efficiency in this line of work. We give your work prompt attention, with careful service, moderately priced. 8 O 13 es es F fP Plum Blacksmith Shop stype eeaeeemeeeaseeo®ase+oaeemaeeeeeeeceee®eeoeoweetealte ream W nted Ship your Cream Direct to the Brussels Creamery Prompt Service Satisfactory Returns We furnish you with Cans and Pay all Ex- press Charges. Issue Cheques for the pay- rilent of your Cream twice each month, pay- able at par at your Bank. Give the Brussels Factory one trial and you will not want to discontinue. Brussels Creamery Stewart Brost