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1i'r,r:r:_r.y half holiday pilau appeals to
be growing to favor mud dozens 01
places are observing the weekly vaca-
tion this season that utv,-r thought the'
pian could lie wonted
HON W. J, HANNA, M. P I' . of t;
nig, who let ently died, left an estate
ewasun connected with
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Imperial Oil Company and was a cr
partitively 5outig 0150
fes of the 20th century fune
ntveittr': is in the use or records rep
during the voice of the deceased
song ur advice, presented by a piton
graph. 'Phare is something weird abo
the propa.i..1
IN some places there is a move ou
sell wood by weight instead ut by t
cord or just "jumping" at the quautit
There's room for a radical change fro
the present unsatisfactory manner
getting a full cord.
TORONTO Fair managers, ever on th
alert for a big drawing card at their bi
Exhibition, have the promise of no les
a personage than the Prince of Wale
for (ere. Canucks will be glad to we
eome him to this topnotch Colony o
the British Empire.
HERE'S the sensible advice the Farm
er's Advocate offers in its last issue :
"(rive the teacher some help in slickiu
up the school grovu'ls and atart.nq th
garden. This is a spleudid way to give
expression to a community spirit."
WHAT are you doing for I he proposed
Soldiers' Welcome aud Old Boys' Re-
union to be held in Brussels July =`. 23
2g ? Brussels and community should be
able to put on 0 regular old fashioned
sweeper. Will you lend your help to
make it go
FOUR lady delegates took their seats
at the sessions of the Hamilton Metho-
dist Conference held at Kitchener.
This i>. the first occasion of the hind,
N. serious results are expected to follow
as women are the hes workers in any
ehureh today and certainly deserve all
rights, privileges auil honors possessed
by the men.
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PARLIAMENT has extended the war
Prot i iii
1 bt ray measure as it relates to the
liquor traffic fur a year in Canada and
has also shut uff trafficking in booze
from oue province to another where
restrictive measures are in Force, These
are good, as tar as they go, but why
object or delay to wipe the whole busi-
ness nut "r
A couple of Wiarton women (mother
and daughter) were assessed $23.00 by
the Magistrate for purloining Bowers
and ribbons from graves in the cemetery.
This is ou par with "hookiug" the cop-
pers from a dead man's eyes and 3o days
in jail in addition to the fine might have
given them a quiet time to think over
their meanness,
Iv you did not receive your knight-
hood prior to May and yoti are exclud-
ed by the recent decision of the House
of Co-nmuus, The "bays" boosted the
proposition to kill out snobbery by 94
to 43. Perhaps tt.e "43" will b'. pre.
ssnled with night-caps fur their faith -
hiltless in standing by old traditions in
retainiug knighthood.
INSTEAD of the Dominion Parliament
succeeding in uudoiug some of the many
tangles of the country it looks ae It the
longer the House sits the greater the in-
crease of knots. An ordinary hen hay
produce a brood in 21 days if the eggs
are good but she can't produce a set of
china from the nest eggs in that many
years. "Sitting" good '
" isno g to itself
either for a hen or a parliament unless
eonditious are favorable.
Nos' to be outdone by a mere man
Ruth Law, a Chicago aviatrix will at-
tempt to fly the Atlantic, Of course
Ruth will take a man along as her
machinist. There is no law against
these contests but some of them may
not have Marys or Marthas ready to res-
cue them from the bosom of the great
waters, as dict Hawker and Grieve, in
case their planes should descend before
the full distance is covered. The start
will be made inside of the next b weeks.
Bn4VETS are being deservedly thrown
ns Miss Grace Chapman, on the staff of
the Bank at Agincourt, Ont., that was
recently raided by a gang of highway-
men, who courageously performed her
art defence p r in 1 fence of the staff and the prop-
erty involved, The Bank purpose re-
eogoiziug her bravery, It looks as if
the tneti may got require to appear in
SAYS
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Honest Opinion Doctor Gave
His Patient
Bedford, Ohio,--e'X was in a pitiful
condition, weak, nervous and run
down so I could not do my housework.
X had doctored for years and tried
everything under the sun. A friend
told me about Vinol. I asked my
doctor about it, and he replied, 'It
certainly is the best medicine that can
be had today.
I
couldn't
give you
any better,' I took it, and today I
am as well and strong as any woman
could wish to be, and it was Vinol
that saved me."—Mrs. Frank A. Hor-
key, Ash St., Bedford, Ohio.
We guarantee this famous cod liver
and iron tonic for all such conditions.
L', R. SMITH
such scenes if the women folk are around
although at Agincourt the ?.tanager
stood in his plaice in the midst 0f a
murderous attack and shot t, kill at the
brazen iutrn,lers,
N., Hun General nor Admiral appear
willing to accept the "honor" of promot-
ing either the land or water 'errorisns
perpetrated during the 4* tears all he
war. Of coarse it was "the other fel.
low" the same v,d story of trying to put
the blame 0u sumel,o.ly else, I1 is not
much wonder 00 one wishes to assume
the responsibility +,f such diabolical acts
when in calm hours the scenes are
mentally reviewed,
MEMORIAL COMMUNITY
HALLS
(From "Social Welfare")
With the resumption of normal
national lite has come the desire to
honor those who will not take their
place again in the common rounds of
duty. Human ingenuityis taxed 10
for adequate variety, , the ex-
pression of human reverence and
pride. Along the age-old- lines of
memorials, thought has run,—munu-
mgttts, towers, tablets, memoriaal
windows, public squares, parks and
now common or community build-
ings. The idea of these community
halls has seized the popular imagin-
ation, and stirred it to immediate
actions. From widely separated com-
munities word has reached us of
purposes and plans to erect a Com-
munity Memorial Hall, in Stanley,
N, B., Rev. R. A. Robinson has al-
ready erected one of these buildings,
while at Belmont, Ont„ property for
this purpose has been donated re-
cently, and an active campaign is on
to raise the funds necessary for the
erection of the Belmont Community
Hall, In consideration of the public
attitude on the question, we have
thought tit to devote some space, in
this issue, for its discussion.
Go Slow,
While the Community Centre
Building may be a great boom to a
community, it also contains within it
the possibilities of failure, if con-
ceived and erected in thoughtless
enthusiasm. Before any community
considers embarking on a memorial
venture of this nature, it should be
absolutely convinced that the Com-
munity Centre will fill a great need,
that it alone can fill. In the ardent
conception of the moment, in pas-
sionate veneration of those whom it
shall honor, in a present mood of
sacrifice and unselfish optimism, all
things seem possible, all things
good. This one speaks; that one
speaks; applause is free and spirits
high,—the vote is taken and the die
is cast, "We'll have a community
hall," and off we go, to snare a white
elephant, that mayhap, In two years,
will 'eat its head off in the stable
here," and in the end serve no more
purpose than to mock, In its useless-
ness, at the shortsighedness of the
city fathers.
Make e Survey.
The first step, then, for the Com-
munity, considering this form of a
memorial should be a careful, cool-
headed survey of the community it-
self, for the purpose of ascending what
t mose urgently required for its im-
provement. Many a town may have a
plendid town hall, an up-to-date lib-
ary building, a fine school, with audi
onium and gynasium; a well planned
nain building attached to its fair
rounds --in short, it may have every
xternal requisite of the proposed corn -
hall, hall, its only lack is the co-
perative enthusiasm, the common itri-
Utica, the sustained executive energy
hat are necessary to give life to com-
unity spirit and effort. It would be
orse than n ens ly for such a community
o arouse itself to spasmodic activity,
rect another building, and after the
rat muscular swing of tate new broom,
lane it also in a dusty and infrequently
sited corner. That community re-
ulres a person or persons to stir It up,
organize and carry out, to give use
these buildings and purpose to the
eople, Far more fitting than any mass
stone and wood, would be the
owth of new life and energy, as a
ibute to those, who have paid for the
wn, its tribute to he world's deino-
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!n l iuut memorial c.otnnti t t Ce to
gt tiler, renovate and adapt the Ilbr'ar
the town hall, (tie. "lair hall, or (will
the permission or the proper autituri
ties) the school, to your purposes
Make the building you select the cunt
=linty celttte. With much less final;
sal mitral than that required tot 0
totally new budding IN up that su
: aped bail .sa modern and a, lista
4,4,41 d pse nail i %utllnk rooms an
,stile rt inn can be adapted sur cloak
rooms and ceimnttttee rooms. In the
basement, gymnasium quarters can be
tilted up, and facilities provided fur
other forms of recreation, Strong
working committees of local members
can be appointed, with small groups
ur even individuals, responsible fur
specific details. As a rule, a smaller
committee will prove much more elli-
01001 than a large and more loosely
1 unittd one. Alter a sincere trial, of
some months, the Community can
judge whether within itself It provides
the vitality fora successful Community
Club ani program, or whether this
specific solution meets the needs of
tate •locality. 'Then, the time will be
opportune for more elaborate add
enterprising planning, either along
building lines, or lints of more ex-
tended programs and activity. One
uf the advantages of utilizing existing
facilities, is that the Community is able,
at a much earlier date, to engage a paid
supervisor, who will give undivided at-
tention to the centre.
factorll; t'00tl wd, It, solnc semfes, 1 hall in cuhltectioh, on these same
,n th,' mitred State%, where new tarots. except of course, that int this
y seine) buildings alt' being erected, case, rondo' is under the Department
they are Ocilla planned with the dual ul liducalhip, and the property vest-
- object o1 schuool by day and Com.ed in the School Board.
moults. Centre by night, being known
. I is the Memorial schools. flits is ---7---` "-----_""'- --•
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ueatiou is :1 rederal body, and has t +
teelat„d tlgeit it rutlgl.y to 101111 01 ,i, 'ni,. r'-' 4
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N. B.-- 1'he Ontario Government p
has passed a bill , the Community 4� h hOliver
Halls Act, by which the Department
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of Agriculture may grant aid to the
Municipal Corporation of a township, F 11111! SItll,S
in the erection of a community hall, hoe taken over the Doering Ag.
and the establishment therewith of 1 j pricy nod baud les a full lint' of
an athletic field. This aid is not to j + warm Intpltun'ete itrhalieg the ,'I,'
exceed 25 per cent. of th costt ,•1,.
e of thenoted
building (exclusive of the cost of +
laud, required for buildings and • + 1� N, C. Cream Separators 4.
grounds) in any case, the grant is not
k, exceed 52,000,00, 4 `I'Ite only Cream Separator with
The (,orporatu n
may issue deben- two wide Open ere+ua outlets- :
(ores lir the hall, but the Board of tin el emu arrow in the Meth of
Jlanagannent shall consist of (a) 2 + tlie cream. Sw' it whorl in low u +
members ref the Township Council;
elected annually; and 5 members, se-
lected by the Council every two-
years from the officers uf local or- t- etre lunung the hest. t
gauizittious int the townsltop (not Ira- r anure The deerlh MS reader b
terns! or religious bodies) fur which .i. g 11
the hall is established. In selecting , 11'i:It the w ill' iptend tutu v.•ty
thesetoconsider represethnetatives,relative the Councileontrlbutions .
is light in draft.
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of each organization, towards the 1.-
{ John Oily tr.W +
Grants may be made to any con- �' +
solidated school with grounds, and
When it is Wise to Build.
if, however, no suitable building
exists, and from the lack of it the
Community most evidently suffers,
for what it could provide, the duty of
the committee would seem plain. There
seems no more fitting place in which
to revere men who gave their lives to
preserve home and its ideals, than in a
centre which should be the common
home for all those whose safety they
had held as dearer than life itself. And
not only for those whom they had
so highly served but for those unborn
hundreds, who with straining eyes,
shall seek in another age to compre-
hend the fulness of their sacrifice. To
the community, too, whose leisure
hours w'uuld here be spent, the ever
present sense of a spirit, greater than
clay and gold, could not but be reflect-
ed in a finer attitude of citizen to
citizen, and in a deeper sense of ser-
vice, to the country that had bred
such men.
Safe Financing Needed
The ways and means we snail dis-
cuss first. If the undertaking is to
be a success, it must have the whole
people behinit. Two or three gen-
erous contributors may be willing to
start the hall, Though this would
facilitiate its erection, the contribu-
tions of the people as a whole must
support it, otherwise it will be han-
dicapped at the start, and will never
enjoy the beneficial, if critical inter-
est, of a thoroughly public institu-
tion, Nor should its income be
wholly assured. While satisfactory
financing must be guaranteed, before
such an enikrprise is attempted, still
the revenue must not be entirely sub-
scribed. There is no greater goad to
continuous effort than the absolute
need of such effort. Assured compe-
tence is the first essential to retro-
gression.
The Community should appoint a
Board of Directors who would form
a joint stock company for the admin-
istration of the funds and the con-
duct of the business. Tligse direc-
tors would be elected annually. In
Manitoba this system is being satis-
i GET THE BEST, IT PAYS a
ELLIOTT
� ElyiYongc & Charles Ste.To
a' Is noted throughout Can-
• ada for high grade busi- 0
A ness education,
fol Great demand for our graduates, a'
l� OPeu nil rear. Enter now. Y
! write for Catalogue.
���vi'''i''''''W. J, ELLtOTT, PRINCIPAL
?)':nisi it^.t'iRt'a'inVi4 Ti72 i�4'4'F^arTAVCri
Properties for Sale
Macre Fenn, known as the Stratton prop-
erty, Gbh line Morris township, for sate. Poe•
session next Pall. Well mooted near Brussels,
The 25 sores in connection with the Revere
Hoose, Brussels, is else offered for Sale. 15 is
eligibly
stroll
g y tad,
House and 34 acre lot, Elizabeth street,
Brnsrels for sale,A�ep l�yy
W. F. STRETTON, Brussels,
Nouse and tot for Sale in Ethel
lend in the iVillage of Ethel is and
efor raalo
Number of fruit trees. Good woodshed and
other aonvenienoes• For further partfeutare
apply to JOBN OSIBORNE, Ethel P. O.
For Sale
Village eoftCrtnnbrook, thepropertyof ilio lake
141rs. Agnes Brown, is offered for sale. Frtnna
hot o kt
t a len, one, trees, rt. Possession nould
p.
be given at once. For further mrticulnra np•
pfy to Mus, Trina. CAMERON or War. (3AltattoN,
Executors estate of the late Mrs. A gates Brown,
Crnnitrook,
Bull for Service
The undersigned will keep foreotyice,
Lot 80, 0011. 2, Morris township, the thoro'•hrecl
Sheri Horn Bull, (tninfard of Salem, No,
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0ftll mMEldredV11t Royal Hailer Podi ra0 may oseen on application. Term -
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Viae with privilege to return. Grade oowe mob
allowed,
THOS. PIERCE, a
Proprietor.
mended or endorsed,
AGENCY
The 1. N, C. 8-16 and 10-20 Tractors
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You $ave Money to Invest—
" Standard Reliance " Serves the Best
INVEST your money in our Mort-
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H. L. JACKSON,
Agent,
Brussels
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Buggies I
HE Season is now on for buying your Buggies
and D. Ewan is all ready to talk with any
intending purchasers as he has a number of
first-class, up-to-date Buggies, both steel and rubber
tires. We use Goodyear and Dunlop Rubber—the
best that can be got.
Call and examine our stock, Everybody is made
wrelcome.
Big reduction on Buggy prices this year,
Call early and pick your choice at
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established and that gives you Prompt Service and
Satisfactory Results.
We solicit your patronage knowing that we can
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
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For further particulars see our Agent, MR. T. C,
Mt:CALL, Phone 2310, Brussels, or write to
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War Savings Stamps
can be bought wher-
ever this sign is
displayed.
Many wake,cro'ncrs :ire :aslei.Stf thew
selves this question.
They do not want to put a quarter in
the bank at a time, and before they
know it, it is gone for trifles.
The Government has provided a simple
plan to enable you to save that quar-
ter in such a way that it will earn you
more money.
Twenty-five cents buys a Thrift Stamp,
Sixteen Thrift Stamps become a War
Savings Stamp, for which the Govern-
ment will pay you $5.00 in 1924.
If you lend the Government your sav-
ings in this way, you can make your
money earn over 41/27, compound in-
terest as often as you save $4,00 odd.
This is not only easy and profitable in-
vestment, but patriotic investment, be-
cause the Government needs money
for the heavy financing of the recon-
struction period.
Make Your Savings Serve You and
Serve Your Country—Invest Them in
War Savings Stamps.
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1m Old [Boys' Re - 1_. +'_ ion
The COMIlllnittee is most anxious to gest the names
and addresses of all members of your family, friends,
neighbors, acquaintances anti their sons and daughters
1gtA who have left Brussels or vicinity, in order that they
join in the Re -union to be held in our Town on July
• 27, 28 and 29. Please send before ,Tune 1st.
Would you kindly fill in the names and addresses
of you family or friends who are absent and mail salve
at once to
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JAMES FOX,
Convener Invitation Committee. 101
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Men's Pockt aides
We are offering Hperial Prieot, 011 nor prea-
0111' Stook of Waltham, Regina, 1lampden and
Elgin Watches, '!'hese wet o bought some lime
ago. In the lot tiro mime m111.isble for preaenla-
11o1 toVol l1 Illr
ne( Soldiers. i iclters ,•
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Reduced Prices while present Stocltllla ts, sp11iitt
need of a 'arae h call in and sae what we have to
ni9er, Monogram Engraved Free.
A PULL SPOOK OF
Kodaks and Brownie Cameras, films
And Supplies
We give special instructions ivitlt eaclt
Kodak or Brownie sold,
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens
We always have in stock a good assort-
ment of Self -filling, Safoty and Regular
types, Priaea 42.60 tip. Others from Sal up.
Wttternau's Ink in bottle and bulli,
Engagement 'Rings Wedding Rings
i'or Cleaning Silverware tt'y our Ideal Silver Cream,
It is the I3.148'' I . Price i6c,
J. R. '1W E N D 1, jeweler, Wroxeter
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