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JA4a. ANOERSON.
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Milnes,.ear to M.13. Moore. Mimi at A oder.
Boll 11.0a. Lavery Stllble, 111'1laNala, Telephone
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OR, WAROL.W
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
Uollegu. Day and night aalls. Dillon opposite
Flour Mill, BMW,
T. T. M' RAE
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IOL O. 11„ Village of Brussels,
Phyaiotau, Surgeon, Aeoouohoar
011100 et rosldonao, opposite Alelville Church,
Witham street,
DR, J. H, WHITE, B. A.
P)3YSIOIAN AND SNUG -SON,
Graduate Toronto University of Medicine,
Speo,al attention given to diseases of children
and Surgery,
Office: Dr. Bryans Old Stand
Phone AS Brussels
JAMES TAYLOR
lloensed AuatIoneer for Huron Co.
Will e,d1 for as good prices as any outer Atlo-
110ne0r 01. charge nothing,
HIILGRAV1 P.O.
PH000fOOT, HILLOHAH & COOKE
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&c.
Ofdoe en the Square, `end door from Hamilton
Street.
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Private funds to loon at lowest rates.
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g flower competition 15, Architectural
designing set 15 etnbryotic architects
• busy on the Fall Fair building. In
• other words 424 people took part in the
•various competitions. If this same bug
• of "getting busy" could bite 124. adults
o in the wider realm of the Society's work
• there would be something doing that
• would not be covered with your bat,
4 Co-operation, Concentration and Con-
tinuation are 3 C's on which all good
• wisbers of East Huron Agricultural
Society should embark and not leave it
until next Fall either, Who will set
sail ?
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A A Weil-ortablishe0 School
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,i Yonf;'o & Charles eta., Toronto i
i4nluye an egeellent reputation for high
.) Weide invililisse training end for ploel,q;
Crud antes 10 purl dons. A(nretu)sole.
', boli id 0 school is of the utmost bopnr.
fence, Wits to•doy for our ('ahtlugue,
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Thanksgiving ]Jay, Monday, October
13111.
(111 1 juo, Barleycorn a good pug in
the nose on the loth by 4 emphatic No's
011 the ballot,
Dr. Fred. 13ryans, Toronto. is taking
a special medical course at Boston and
Mrs. Hrytlus and baby (laughter are also
with him.
Have you a son you wish to safeguard ?
livery parent should vote in the No col -
um 4 x's to help keep Ontario free from
licensed booze.
RRNRasNUOM voting comes Monday
Oct, 20, when you .gee urged to mark
Your ballot with x x x x In the No
column and thereby help keep booze
from regainiug the prominent place it
formerly occupied.
WE have been asked why a meeting
was not held to receive report of the
Old Boys' Re -union Committee and to
dispose of the surplus, Delay bas been
occasioned over the aeroplane man not
lul51ling his part of contract satisfactor-
ily and correspondence over a settlement,
WHAT COA11 5 NEXT ?
Tax Collector.
Snow flurries,
Frosty nights.
Victory Loan canvass.
Referendum Vote Oct. 20,
Thanksgiving Day, Oct, 13.
Provirocisl Election, Oct. 20.
A new bug has appeared on potato
patches which is killing the potato hug
in much the seine way as the spider
does the fly. This bug has a fiat back
like a beetle aad rather prettily narked
and is not larger than au ordinary pate -
to bug, The bug kills the potato bug
with a sort of spear which he carries
doubled up beneath his stomach when
not using it in attack. The new hug
does not appear to harm the potato leaf,
and in local patches it is not ttnusnal to
see little bunches .of dead potato bugs
lying on the ground where the new bug
has been at work.
At the Rally Day service in the
Methodist Sabbath School Sept. 28th,
the prepared progratn was followed and
enjoyed and in addition a duet was
nicely renderecl by Miss Dorothea Staf-
ford and W. ), McCracken ; a well
pointed Essay on "What the home
should do for the S, S.," by Miss Mar-
garet Maunders ; an'd a choice piano
solo, "Will there be any stars in my
crown 3" by Mies Mae _Wilkinson. of -t-
ering was $12.00. F. H. Gilroy gave
the Address on "Home."
Peon Sem-rms.-D. E Sanders, writ-
ing'1'HR POST from Seattle, on Sept 25th
says :-Just a line to let you know where
we are. We have travelled through
Northern Saskatchewau and Northern
Alberta, through the Rockies to Van-
couver thee across to Victoria and Seat -
le where we are at present. Both Mrs.
Sanders and myself are enjoying our
trip, Have travelled with' the Prince
of Wales the last two weeks. Saw him
flrst at Saskatoon and on the 24th was in
Victoria. Expect to meet him again on
tete 29th. I remain,
D. E. SANIARs.
FALL FAIR AFTERMATH. -Ill the Essay
competition at Brussels Public School
17 pupils wrote. In Continuation
School there were 3o. Map drawing
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STRONG S'rnsF,-The Milwaukee Jour-
nal, of Sept 2151, says : '+Dean Chas.
R, Atkinson, of the Marquette College
of Economics, Milwaukee, has collected
a staff of teachers for 4919-20 which he
declares surpasses anything iu the his-
tory of Marquette earl a staff which he
believes does full credit to the import-
aune of business !n a city like Milwau-
kee, with a half a 01111ion people."
Then follows a personal reference to the
b gentlemen referred to. 1 he paper
continues:• -"Selling will be taught by
no less authority than A. W. L. Gilpin,
(formerly of Brussels,) who is In charge
of the big Ford plant here, Those who
want to (earn selling can do no better
than.sit at his feet, one of the acknow-
ledged leaders and successful men iu the
Ford Co, Other subjects in the selling
course are Business psychology, show-
ing the seller how to read the mind of
his customer. 22; students are expect-
ed. moo pupils are enrolled in all the
departments.' Dr. Gilpin has already
commenced his course of lectures.
Grey
Smoot, RISP01t'r,-The following is
the report of S. S. No 5 Grey for the
month of September :- IV -Isabel
Bremner 60 ; Joe Artnstrong 64 ; Flo'.
route Stemmer 62 ; Nellie Campbell
60; ReLa Mills 51. Sr. 1I1 -(Edna
hivoleigh Alex. Alexander) 56 ; Mar -
graph Armstrong 54 Jr. I11-01ar•
OnceClatke37; Ethel Ward 71; Jes.
si4 Campbell 49; Melvyn Hamilton
20 ; (Willie tuteeS and Margaret 141c-
10.) Jr, II-Nn.anan .13eirnes 82;
Stanley Alexander 70 ; Tommy Lucas
40, let -Lena Ward '78 ; Hughes
Armstrong 61, Primer -Ross Mc-
Neil 80 ; Leola Mills 08 ; Annie Eve-
lolgh 153.
M, Bnuemss, Teachers
Gr"v for the mouth of Sepl.•rnbee.
Jr, 1V.- Leturn Macdonald, 1V11110
Sprites, Mora 3! '1)ututld, Myrtle
1lclhenbeelt, Ross 1iriine, At ebur
\Vhittleld. Sr. 111 Melee; 1'arunch-
an, Mabel ('ilk, 141dan \Vh!ttleld,
Mettle Ward, 1 aura Patiefeett 1r,
111--Ifetiba Heenan, Annie Inglis,
Lillian Whitfield, \'intoe Baker,
Kate Stevenson, fir, 1l-1,o,)lo' Nut
Ieeam, Nelson Whitfield, Berl Nettbel,
Jr, 11, -Dor ie
Netting, 01.11111 Hpeir•
alt, firetlt Baker, Jr, 1 •limn:el Whit.
field, Pearl Ortrunebau. Pre -Wilma
13ttkt1,, Wilda Baker', A Class. -
Hilton Speiran, May Oarnneball, Ar-
thue Neabel, Alma Paterson, Names
ale In order Or merit.
A. M. 151A(Ptriertt4 »0, Teacher.
Keep Ontario Dry on October 20
Now for a great Victory,
Are you out against booze e
No, No, No, Ne, Mum lxxxx,
A "Dry" Ontario is the Wlttchcveed,
Hurl for the worsen voters oil
Oct, 20,
"Come on ! Canadians I "-A Dry
Ontario.
The beer with the "kink" in it is the
heel with the "druilk"in it,
Vote for the Home by marking 4
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FREED AFTER SERVING
10 YEARS PUNISHMENT
MAN CONVICTED Or NEGLECT IS
EMANCIPATED AFTER NEW
TRIAL.
11 'case which deserves much
Ithoughtfol consideration is that of
Wm. B. Barron, .103 Morgan Street,
Bennington. Por ten years Mr. Bar-
ron suffered the agonies caused by
Rheumatism. At tinges he was bound
hand and foot by the grip of Men -
made pains. On the advice of a
,friend lie stood for a new trial and
used 'T.R.,C.'s.
Read what ho has to say: -
"I have been a sufferer from. Rhea -
IOC ten years. Have been so
bad at times I could not clove hand or
foot for months. A friend advised nho
to try Templeton's Rheumatic 04 -
Bales, and I have been thankful ever
eineo. They worked wonders for Ise,
and I Have never felt any return of
the disease,"
It's practically impossible to obtain
evidence stronger than this testi-
monial, and a word to the wise is
always sltlieient. If you suffeq have,
a new trial -use T:R,C.'s, •
Ask your Druggist or write us for our new
booklet; itis interesting and costs you nothing
(Templetous 742 Icing 'West, Toronto), We
mail T,It.C.1s anywhere _on receipt of 81.04,
Solo agent in Brussels, Jas. Fax, Druggist,
FRI['NIIS ThOUHJ
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"FRUIT-A.TiVES" Conquered
Dyspepsia and Restored His Health.
MR. ROBERT NEWTON.
Little Bras d'Or, C.B.
"I was a terrible sufferer from
Dyspepsia and Constipation for year's.
I had pain after eating, belching gas,
constant headaches, and did not sleep
well at night. I lost so much weight
- going from 185 pounds to 140
pounds -that I became alarmed and
saw several doctors who, however,
did me no good. Finally, a friend
told me to try 'Fruit -a -lives'.
In a week, there was improvement.
The constipation was corrected; and
soon I was free of pain, headaches
and that miserable feeling that
accompanies Dyspepsia. I continued
to take this splendid fruit medicine
and now I am well, strong and
vigorous". ROBERT NEWTON.
50e. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 2'3c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid on
receipt of price by Fruit -a- tires
Limited, Ottawa. '
Get behind the boyo on the 20th. 4
x's will do it in the No column,
No compromise, Every Yes vote on
the ballot is a black eye to Prohibi-
tion.
Polls open from 9 a. 01, to 5 p. rn.
Vote early and get busy with the
tardy folk.
When in a tight it is good strategy
to ascertain what your opponent
wants you to do and not to do rt. The
liquor traffic wants every elector to
vote "Yes" to all four questions on
the ballot paper, DON'T.
Put the "kick" !n your vote for Pro.
hibitiou and thereby build a
ill isnot ynnl' sun.
1';vety p(tatur, timidity thuul I,•,tr.lr^
(.t told every nlalnl)ei' tel' Ult, \`"nig
People's' iintieties 9110111! be ler 'a1•,1
between now a1111 1 ; UI, ol, Oct
1) -hilt 1S one of thi l; rL'l4h(' 1• 1 m u1ie�;
111 111e church.
The nye) whebning n11!uiuli ill 111„
P1'0ple of Ontario appeals to he 1ha1
I. would be et Putnam/II ulistaki, •,,,d It
10111,111ltd1 r+lt')1 11Wit este y
moral anti ecoaolnil• lend 01 vi,
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rcpe(41 4111' 011140o'1'eutp'rnl p,. .1 1 in
force 10.11)'--311Iton netts MeV.
Ontario has been wilneseiug many
strikes, but the ltb80111;e of liquo4 has
matte !heal sate from 11111u0n life.
Rio to at the Kimmel, .HItyl 111Ad Sea-
ford ramps over the sea demob'urate
that liver is a dttngetous riot-I:r',tot,
The strike at Windsor, when 200 war
veterans were sent to that. city' 1. 40
hombre, pltsaod 1111 iia quietly ;14 it
(unitary rimmed,1)ueing 1110 1'',(1a-
Liveperiod of ',vermeil net inn 011uada
is butuhd Lo have many st,aces. \4'ilh-
uuh beer they will be (omparalively
safe as 1'ae Rs bl uodshell ' is ca1l-
00ruecL Vote "No" roue Tfinae.-
While Ribbon,
Another very positive demnn='tra-
t!on of the satisfactory elrectiveuees (,1
Prohibition in Acton was seen Wed-
nesday when crowds of people ',eine
to attend and enjoy the day at the Fall
Pair, People visited in target Num-
bers than ever before iu the history of
this popular 0xhibitine. Hundred.; of
motor cars were driven through the
gates and parked in the gr,nnlds.
Scores more were parked 00 take,
Park and Knox Avenues ttnd at u41e1
points in WWII. Not during the 4137.
afternoon, evening or night seas the
slightest evidence of intoxicating II-
quor to be seen anywhere lit the fair
grounds or any where else in
town, 4Vhen Fair was over the
crowds passed out of the gates, the
automobiles were driven out thr.'ugh
the retreating mass of men, women
and children, not au accident of any
description was reported. Could such
a result have been possible if the bar-
rooms heel been in operation selling
5.78% beer -the beet' of the Rel'L•ree-
dult ballot- or if tt government store
in town had been dispensing bottled
liquor W all comers -tor which privi-
lege one -electors are appealed to vote
on the -11.11 question of the ballet :'
After snob au effective tlenlonetr at Me
of the benellcial effects of the ole, one
of intoxicating liquor it will be a sel-
fish man or woman indeed who will
"1011 personal liberty's salve," vote for
and induce other's to vote for the de-
feat of the Prohibitory law now pre-
vailing, -Acton Free Press.
I{rrcHgNRR two daily papers have am-
algamated. Combination should mean
a more representative edition, better
profits and a saving of a large share of
unnecessary expense to the business
people. .
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THE Ontario Temperance Act has reduced
crime by over one-third and drunkenness in
public has practically disappeared.
.Alcoholic insanity has disappeared.
Gold cures and alcoholic institutes for treat-
ing alcoholism have been closed for lack cf
patients.
Fe
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Ontario o Te tn perau' 1'e Act
A Great rkladit to Province
Ontario has been saved an annual drink bill of
$36,000,000, enough to pay our share of interest
on the War Debt.
Many victims of alcohol three years ago, thank
God to -day for the Ontario Temperance Act.
It'tltull'IiVt1�'ai�
Abraham Lincoln
"The Liquor traffic is a
cancer in society, eating out
the vitals and threatening
destruction, and all attempts
to regulate it will not only
prove abortive but will ag-
gravate the evil. It must be
eradicated -not a root ',must
be left behind,"
--To repeal the Ontario Temperance Act would be a calamity. The
amendments would, make it practically worthless. To every quer-a
tion on the Referendum vote NO.
Drink is a Cancer
Doctors, Alienists, Crirninolog-
ists, Insurance Actuaries, States-
men, Generals, Big Business Men,
and Social Workers agree that
alcohol as a beverage is a racial
poison and a national curse.
British Columbia, Alberta, Sas-
katchewan, Manitoba, Quebec (ex-
cepting beer and wine), New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince
Edward Island and Newfoundland -
have enacted prohibition.
The United States is perman
ently "dry."
France has abolished absinthe,
Scotland has now a local option
'law, England is initiating a great
campaign for temperance reform.
The movement is world wide,
Ontario must go forward, or be left behind, but be careful
Mark TM our X'
(One X under each NO)
Ontario Referendum Committee
JOHN MACDONALD, D. A. DUNLAP, ANDREWS, GRANT;
Cllairlman, Treasurer, 1%ier-Chairman mid Secretary,
(1001 Excelsior Life Eldg.,Toronto,)
"A Joan of Arc Machine"
HE withstood everythingin the field and
above all was, and still is, the last and
only ear to survive until the cessation of
hostilities"- -Extract from letter received by
Ford Motor Company from a British Soldier,
m Africa.
Over shell -turn roads, through water soaked fields, second
only to the tanks in its power to climb debris and crater holes,
the Ford ear made a world famous record in the fighting area
of the great war. In press despatches, in field reports in
letters, in rhyme and song the praises of the Ford were sounded.
In France . 700 cars out of 1,000 were Fords
In Italy- - 860 cars out of 1,000 were Fords
In Egypt - 996 cars out of 1,000 were Fords
In Mesopotamia 999 cars out of 1,000 were Fords
The Ford power plant that established thin world-wide record
in every theatre of the war remains the same. It will he in
the Ford you buy.
Nord Runabout 01(9. Pouring 150u. On Open 111.0.1e1 !pc Electric Starting and
Lighting Utulpmout 1s 110 extra.
(l Opo 8379. Sedan 81,179(closed ,nedel prtree lnrledo electric Starting and LlRhyin�
Rqulpmeutl. Demountable rime, tiro carrier, and non-skid niee on rear,ele optional
equipment on closed oars only at C:5 extra. Those pricer are I. o. b. Ford, Ont., aad k
not include war Tax.
Buy only Genuine Ford Parte, 700 Canadian Dealare
and Over 2,000 Service Garages supply them.
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We furnish you with Cans and Pay all Ex-
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Give the Brussels Factory one trial alae j-t:u
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