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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1920-3-11, Page 5a• ileSII ESS CAM, JNO. SUTHERLAND /A SONS �o �11,N LIMITED iwsuitady EN s ormaif lrJ.W4'a'dtIO T. T. M'RAE M, H„ M, 0, P„ .5 S. O, M. O. if., Village of Physician, ;Surgeon, Aral, u1, Ofttceatresidence, opposite Moly . Ohur.h, William street, OR, 6f. H. w/-IrEr r, A. PHYSICIAN AND St 0Q54.'1, Graduate Toronto Unlvarsity at Rle,i.aac Special attention gives to diseases of ahil•tran and Sorcery. Office; Dr. Bryans Old Stand Phone 45 Brussels eatiwaisasstnseennz.Tl^tswa•tea Select a 'School ); With your Eyes Wide Coen, All ? puniness Colleges arc not alike. Y t%9.5iLt1 ,crap }� Ger: vongo.& Charles pts„ Toronto i7 0 t' noted throughout ffinuds tar Wall wade training. Our graduate:. art, in 4, 1?Int demand, (let oar Catalogue,xf Teed our rrevrds, itteu decide, Enter ! any tiros. p W J. ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL .''i, 5r^'Sv.`n'S:V.'.. :•,,V;.,..X,,.... .,1,R%-. POOUOfoor, KILLOOSN & COOKE Barristers, So''citors, Notaries Public, &c. Onloe un the Etgnare, Loa door frotn Hamilton street, C.ODWRIOR ONT, Private fund:, t0 loan et lowest rates. W. Paouoroor, JIM ,T, L, Knits:ltn s 51. J. D, Cooke Sam Weinstein • Is prepared to pay the highest price for Scrap Iron, • Rubbers, Rags, 81.c., • • • • 0 • - 4 4 • • 1 4 • MILL STREET BRUSSELS FURS • Highest price paid. See me before you sell, Highest Cash foPricer f r • Eine Poultry and Hides Write 'hone 62x SAM d EINSTEIN 4 •• 4 • i • • 4 4 0 0 • • • • 0 • 4 • 0 • 4 • m • • 0 4 • • • The Brussels Post CIubbinj List For 1920 THE Poem and Daily Globe .$ 0 00 '• Mail and Empire 0 00 Tot mto World .. 5 00 '• Toronto Star .... 4 25 Farmer'sAdvoc'e 8 00 Fetidly i , 2 Het 90 weeklySun 3 00 London Advtrtr- 6 00 levee Nese f1 00 Weekly Witness 3 00 Nor. Meseenger,., 2 00 World Wide....... 8 50 Louth's Oo1np'lt, 8 75 •• Presbyterian 310 Above prices are for addresses in (impede tee Great 13ritain, If publica- tion you want is not in above list, let us know. Family Herald 91.50 after New Years. Remit by Postal Note or Express Order. If Bank Cheque add ex - W. H. KERR, PosT, Betlasele, Jumpy Nerves! If you get startled easily or "jump" or "scare" at the least little thing, It means that your Nerve Force is weakened and spent. Your Nerves control every Men- tal and Physical process that takes place within you—if the the Nerves were cut leading to the Heart that organ would never bent again. Without the Nerves yeti could never See, Taste, Shell or Har again for it is upon the Nerves that every sense depends. If you wish to build up and strengthen the body you ratist put new life into the millions of nerve fibres that lead to ,the heart, the Stomach, the Kidneys, the Liver and the other organs. This you can quite wally do by taking a six box treatment of Iiacicings Heart and Nerve Remedy. It 'will take away "that tired feelieg," banish those pains in the head, increase your appetite, help you to sleep better, eat bettor and live longer. What is a few dollars in com- parison to your health, we offer you a severelgn remade for your illness in Hackittg's Hoeft and Nerve remedy, The road to Health and Happiness is yours if you will but believe it, This wonderful preparation will change you from a Weak, Nervous or Anacnt&c per- son to ono full of Life, Vftepity and•Animutfon. It will bring hack the Roses to your• Cheeks by in- creasing circulation and purifying the blood, Metter get a few boxes, now, when you think of it, but be sure to get 1•fackings. PI'ice 60c a box, 6 for $2.50. Sold by all devil - ere or by mall, postpaid. )Lack - Inge Limited, Listowel, Ont. is.t.rt.Ct ..elti (troy Scnocr. Moaner —Following 18 the l'epert for S. S. No, 8, Cit ey for Jauu- u y and Pohl nary, Oleins V—thujol y b'u1111 80; Jetties (1cTaggart 83; Alargaret McNair 70, (Teo, A1eN(tir 75 Sr. IV --Olive alcHwen '75, Jr. IV—Annie MtTaggart82; Annie 611• lntoeh 70 ; Gordon 31oTeggare70, Sr. Ii1—Felgum Mc:Taggart 80: Howard .\I i echel l 75. J r. 11.1•-Olilford 13rntvu 85; Stewart ,McNair 83 ; Edith Mc- lewee 70 ; se. el_eeeliel were 8L ; hilien bfelt wen 711. Jr. II—Jetek 11'111 - ton 74: (1buhgs Ward 70. Printer, ex eellene—Blair Mclrttosh, Fred. Mit- chell. Good—Eddie Blodgett, At iticliwen, ALICE J.-FORREST, 'reedier, Pfla NTATI0N,—Atwood [Bee re- ports a presentation made to John and Mrs, Wilson before their removal from Elena to Grey township, as fol- lows :—The 1.0111 line Baseball Club met at the home of Mrs, M. Steven- son on Thursday evening and spent a very enjeyable Gine Ju games, music and, dancing, ti 1 the course, of the night following address Was iced to Jno. and Mrs. 1,17 1180n and Art Lo DRAB, MR.. AND Mits. WILSON AND ART LOVE :—We, the weathers of the 13,csehall 01111) have assembled here to- night desiring 10 spew you 111 some waythe high regard lu witch uu 1 bY Ire held 1 hi community. a l e d u L sYou. have always shown a been interest in o111 baseball sports anti have proved yourselves kind and obliging neigh- bors, We true'. that you w= ill conte back (requenely to 1 en1.w eld acquain- tmice.. and ' assureyouthat you acquain- tances we } will receive a hearty welcome. Your departure is fell with dee) 1,r• tet and 111 presenting rhes.' gilts las et nark of our esteem, we would ask bits. 'Wit - sun Lo accept, this out glass water net, Jack, Lhis shlving outfit, and Art, this ring with thm very best. wishes for su0Cess and happiness which we hope alLenl you in your future homes. They will also serve to show you the many friends you have left behind in the neigh bothood. Signed on behalf of the Baseball Olub. Ethel House and Blacitslnith Shop far sale. Resi- dence Mx comfortable brisk with offl 11 Rare at (and. Situp is frame, for further particu- lars apply to 111103G. W. PoLlatto, Phone 1010 11thvL FAus'r—BOWES.—A quiet but matey wedding took place at the home of W. D. and Mrs. Bowes liarriston, Feb. 25th, at 5 o'clock, when their daugh- ter, Elizabeth Ruth, wits united 111 marriage to Harry Faust, both of Harriston. Oeretnony was perforated by Rev. J. \•\tight, the wedding n marC playedby h being = N9 Pearl 1,l L yr • Ethel, comecomet)I of the nide The bride was attired 111 a handsome white duchess satin gown, and carried n sheaf of carnations and fern. During the signing of the register, Ilett old Love, Ethel, sting •"L'he Bells of SL, lelary's" The pretty and costly gifts received slhow*d the high esteem in which the young 001(11111 is held. The happy twain left,ou the evening actin fur it shut t honeymoon and on their return will live in Harriston. Morris The T1 ustees of School Section No, 5, Morrie, have par chased a beautiful famed oak Mucic Cabinet for Weir Beamed/1,, from John 1'. Bell, 5th line, Morris, who 'nukes a ei eielty of nsanufactuting music eabiuets, Mt. Hell's 13111s00 cabinets shote exception- ally tine workmanship and ate at- tractively finished. Any one wanting music cabinets should consult der, Bell before buying, Sotacor 1IsooR'.—The following is the tepoot of te. S. No, 0, Mortis fur the month 01' Fein easy; tuarlts being based un daily wink and examina- tions in (0eogt•nplty, Arithmetic and Spelling. Jr. IV,—Katie 15111(1004 75 ; Geetge Kirkby 69. Sr. 1t1—Katie headman 78 ; Bert Kelly 03. Jr. 1 I 1 —Leto Kirkby 70 ; Mary Kelly 65 Fleet Olass--Frank Klett by. Printer —:Mabel Beaky, 13eL 14p(911111' 1',11' the month Katie Eeudrnau. N. E. HLAItu, Teacher., Clinton Miss Aunioe Bartliff left for Toeonlo where she will nurse in Wellesley Holt - pi ltd. T. J. Lindsay, of the 13ase Line, wino soli his farm, has bought the 27 naivesonthe London Ilona, ownedned by Bart Lewis. He takes possession April lat. J (sept Wheatley has sold the house on Victoria street, to Sir, Holloway, (3. T. R, baggegemaster, who gets possession shortly. W. 3. and Mrs. Paisley were in FIen- sall attending the wedding of their eon, D. Clarence Paisley, Montreal, to 1bliss Limb P. Rennie. At midnight Wednesday, of lest week, Mies Hattie Lavie, (haughle). of the late George Levis, passed away et the family home from it serious illness of pnepmonia, She was taken bad on Sunday and the family wee called home, The funeral wail, held Salm- , day afternoon. That business ;then appreciate hard work and ((110005(4 even in preachers is prove) by the attitude of many prominent: citizens of London. In ap- preeiato11 of the well; being done by 13,ev, Mr. Agnew, formerly of Ontario Street church, Clinton, but now of i Ridont sereet, London, a number of business then a few weoke ago sent him a cheque for $140 and last week the down town 1. 041. e0 preeen1e,1 hen with it rht(Jue tut '112U(1. flitzeue of Clinton will have an o11. pnrtunity of voting 00 tttreu by-laws 0o Monday, Apt 11 5th, when the Tl ether k'Iex liy-lacy will rule" up Byelaw No. (1. ( e 1(1100 $15,000 1'„r- Aluulcipel F0,1 1 vatd 1 111(11 13y lets No. 7, In ;pimp 810,1100 rot 8, 1d 111 e' Me - omelet. Trowbridge Mrs, (llev ) Ste•licg W11(1 Vtlltlllg friends in Onttetm, .1, R. (tad Mts. Oudn have ;"!apnea after spending several weeks in '101'011 to, Members of the families n1' John Heath and Robert \V}Ilntvby were 111 with the flu. Btuee 81111 lb, Red Com, 1+.110,1. 010v. ed to the elc0orrnick farm in the vil- lage, which he recently put chased, el Ise, 111a11lia (Oehl IN, dearnneml, ;tow borne from 11E41,011 uu a visit, look. the eel'Vleem ill tiro 31,1 1n411 11 ('((11) timidity dui leg the eb,:enel• of the pas.. tor, who preecIed uun}vermttry NE'r- 1110118 et Cotton), Arthur Lyle Ihadford, sun nl Ar- lhtu' and Mir,. Bradford, 211d Don., T:Itna, and Mies Elizabeth Ha Medd, eltuaglieet of Edward and Mrs. Medd, 4111 Con. -Wet0 united in Marriage \Vednesdey afternoon at the jail son - age, by Rev. Wee Sterling, Metho- dist pastor. They were 1100,111011 by ,tiles Margaret. Thompson end \Vilfred Medd. Heeepti'n weir held at the home oi' the bride's parente, 1011011 many friends gathered to extend congratulations and beet tvisleem. Mr. rued 61 vs, firadfOrd will reside on the farm en 1110411)0011„ Elute, which the genteel recently ), purehetsed from bIrs, Hobert Perrie, Atwood Elma Council will meet on Hattit tiny, March 13th. Sties Mary and Agnes Morrisni moved trout Newry to Listowel to make their' future hone'. John A. Wilson, 10th Onn. has mov' nil to his new farm in (-trey township, (aruham Bell will move 00 the farm Ire vacated, Win. Blair bait sold Lot 10, Con. 14, Nina, 100:tcree, 10 Hartwell Speir'tul, (Trey township. James Henderson, sou of Peter lle11deesou Maitland, has secured a, position as wench; at the Trowbridge Cileeee faltor') for the coining g season 11,1(1 was moving ving his household effects ftnln Brunner. THE LATE W;,t. 130)311—There pass- rcl away at the Geneva! Hospital, 611)11 ford, Monday, Airman lst., Wil- liam Rabb, at the age of 03 year,., 0 months and 3 clays. 1)ereelsed had been in failing health for snore tint(' 111111 W0113 10 1 h hospital l0 Ifyt 1111111, til to undergo an operation 6 weeks ago, but his condition gtadnail y Im- mune worse and he passed away on above date, He was one of Ehua's pioneer residents, living in this town- ship and vicinity all his life• and rip to a few years ago, wag a prominent and successful feigner. During his stay in Atwood he always took an active p3r1 in things s lertttinin , to the welfare 1' b pertaining 11010 of the village, I3e leaves to mourn his loss, a wife and 4 sons, ,Jamul A. and hlendereon, l6l,na ; \Vootison, Mitchell ; and Doctor Melvyn, of tj„• \Veer. Mineral wart held Wednesday afternoon from residence of 111'ndrr son Robb, 10111 Con, Elena, conducted by ltev. \V. 1). McDonald, 1rapt meld was made at 1)oot gal et (11181ery. DiA1(IINO 1VenDIN(e --Jno. and Mrs. Grails in. 1 t Atw• .1 erlebrated their diamond wedding Ft of lost- Week, 110111g married on 51/11 ell 5, 1860. 111; (Graham, who is of Irish extraetien, was born in (1lasg0w, Scotland, }al tl,” year 1811'), and carne to Canada in 1660. Mrs. Graham is a native of 1'eebt€N, Peebleebire, Scotland, and t11i'ivecl iu Ibis country in 1853. They were the earthed e01t001 in Eine; township, 1''t'th Conty, and helped to hew out a hinny 111 lip dense forest, in r0li• Kiwi they are Presbytellanv, Th•:• ebhidi'en are Mr's, '4? llian Bell, Mt,. George Lochea(l and Mee, \V, R. hr ski,, , Atwood ; 311-4. 1V, 0, Anglia, Huaqui d, and Captain J. b1, (3,ahsrn, Leveler, Sask., who served uvl'Iwpas 111111 }u Oann.da 0:- 5 years dining i. h'• talc, teat, Ali s.'1', (4. 110101i(T'', anutir SI' daughter, died some time ago. A good ;Widow (wure 111' this worthy old temple appiewid iu last Ftiday's 'l',e- onto Globe, \Ve extend emiglatula- tloles, W r ngham A. Is Poslilf has been appointed Tteasurel' of St. Andrew's Presbyter. Tan church. J. H. Boerne'', who has for some years been the efficient agent at the C. P, R, depot here, has decided to re- tire and will probably locate in Hamil- ton. Miss Marjorie Haines, daughter of Arthur and Mrs, Baines, has accepted a position as Librarian, euceeeding bliss Annie Cunningham, now Mrs, W. Coates. Mrs. Robe. Day, while down town on Tuesday afternoon of last week, slipped on the, sidewalk in front of Caen, Mason & Son's store and broke her eight. (01191, Messrs. 11a»n,er and Rin tont, horse buyers, purchased a Percheeon team feoln Alex. 51c1.anl111in, of Brussels. Pt ice was $700, and weight 3400. Goderich SLANDER SOIT,—Tho Spring Aseizes opened in Goderich cn. Monday of last week withi i Ch et Justice Lennox prm The filet ease I)Pat'd occupied all day. It wn s a case n1, shwder brought by the Seafurlh (Ireamet y against the Clinton Orearnet•y. The Judge declared it a 0019 that should have been settled between the patties and never brought to court, and ad- journed the homing ilenniny evening in order that the parties might get to• gether anti settle it, but 1 hey failed to agree, and healing was Tuesday morning. It was handed to the jury at noon, Defendants had a counter- claim against the Seaferth firm charg- ing libel in a Circular teeter fur which they claimed damages, The jury brought in a verdict awarding vont- plainant and defendant $200 damages eaTch, he second case heard at the Spring Assizes at Goderich was 1 'n a Il action f(1, damages bre ( t by Peuhule of Bay- . field, against Brenner,, of Grand Bend, in which the plaintiff sued for etem- Yr gry ;dwarf Store fF, wish to state to the Public that we have sold our large stock of Hardware, Tinware, &c„ to �a Ire R, Weller HAMIL'T'ON who is now in possession. He is a competent young mean, thoroughly acquainted with the Hardware business and we have much pleas- ure ill commending him to Our customers and the public. generally. Card of Thanks Indro in'outofbusiness, the th e in� 1,l. dropping time, we wish to return our hearty thanks to the people of the locality for the generous sup- port accorded us in the various lines during the years we were in the trade and hope the same may be extended to Mr. Weller, our suc- cessor, who will, we believe, endeavor to look alter your business with neatness and dispatch. Wishing one and ail prosperity, We remain, Yours Truly, • Gerry & Walker BRUSSELS ,arrW.r.n sMslllr1101 GUARD AGAINST THE 'Fill Serious Outbreaks of Influenza e.11 over Canada GOOD HEALTH IS fit SUREST SAFEGUARD "FRUIT-A.-TIVES" Brings Vigor and Vitality and Thua Protects Against Disceso There can he no doubt that the situation regarding t110 spread of 1ulluenza throughout Canasta Is one of grave concern, It is quite true that the number of eases does not Ulna ttutean Opidenlinsuchas caused rho suffering and sorrow during the terrible days of 1918. Yet there is no disguising tho fact that everyone should be on their guard against the disease. In Montreal alone, from January 20tH to February'2Ist, three thousand. one hundred and twentytlro C01(1$ of Influenza and 189 deaths from the disesee -sere reported to the Health Departmen 1. If the outbreak had oome at the beginning of the winter instead of the end, we might reasonably feel that the very cold weather would check the spread of the disease. But 0010111g as it has, at the end of the winter, there is grave fear that an ep}'lenlie may occur. For spring, with il., sluell and min underfoot, its d,unpn..ss and chill, its constant changing from cold to warm and back again, is a prolific source of eoul;•lls end colds, pleurisy and pnettln0mia, The hest protection, in fact, the only snrE uall against the Fu, ia , (100D 11E.\ P1! Those who are not as well and Strong 04 they should be; those who are underweight ; those who are "run-down" through overwork or sickness ; should build up et once. What they need is a Blood -purifier; a body-builder, a strength -giver, like "Fruit-a-tivey", the wonderful fruit medicine, "rhruit-a-tIves " regulates the kidneys and bowels, causing tt,'>,r organs to eliminate waste )'egulaely and naturally as natt;refateedcd, "Fruit-reelvt)s" keel vi the st in active, and insures an abundant supply of pure, rioh blood, "bruit - a- tinea" 'tones up and strengthens the organs of digestion, sharpens the appetite, brings restful sleep and renews the vitality y o£ the nervous system. "Fruit-a.tives" contains everything that an ideal tonic should. have ; to purify the blood, to build up at meg? Ir and vigor, and to regulate the eliminating organs, so that, tlieevhoi,, system would be in tin hest poeeibie condition to resist diseue, Now i5 the time to lguild up your heal$li and strength not only as a precaution against 'tire ravages of Influenza, but also to protect you against "spring fever" and the n itabl 1 ev a reaction hie with w hetem s e w th the appearance of warmer weather, Get a 'box of "Fruit-a-tives" today and let this fruit medicine keep you well, "Fruit-a-tives" is sold by all dealers et 60e a box, 6 boxes for $2,60, trial size 250, or stent postpaid on receipt of price by Fruit -a -tinea Limited. Ottawa. ages of $2,000 for an accident in which a horse of his, while in Then- ner's stable at the Bend broke through the floor and received injuries Which resulted in the animal's death. Jury was only about 40 11111utes out, 011(1 brought, in the following verdict "That the defendant pay $400 clan - ages, along with County Court 00sts." Fordwich There was no issue of the Record, week before last as staff and 110uge- hold were laid up with Su, A sterling silver meri,tl- -one of the many which at'e 1..0 be presented by government: to the relatives ni' the fallen heroes who gave their live„ in the Great \Fac---1914-1018—has received by Jas. and Mrs, Caltanach It in the form of a cress, the frena being nicely engtvwed and the fallen man's initials, while the bark ran - taint) his name and number, :It: is sns- ended from t p n a banger tuber n1 purple tab bon. There was laid to 1e85 in t110 Presbv tel'ian cemetery on Monday aft venom) of last week, 111P 10ulains oi' the }ate Mrs, Margaret Boyd, who had lived at Huh Edger's 4111 Onn. for past few years Deceased wee in, her 0tH year and death was clue til the infirm- ities of old age. Her }armband plt-clo- ceased her about 8 years. ifuuernl servicos ab 1101180 and geavle wore ducted by hoe. A, Laing. Listowel Firemen's salaries Have been Marque ed to $86 a year. Tho matt.et' of seeming a Street sweeps; was brought, up at the O0011- cil. Simply through neglect deg tax has not been collected ill Listowel for the past your or 80, Mrs, N. L, Scott underwent an op - oration for appendicitis at tie Liata- wei memorial hospital, For extra tvot'k in enOtiection with the local sale of town debentures, Council voted W. L. Binning, town teea50, or, $26. Council has given the Pee mere Olub an option on 111e town property on Wellington street, abutting on the C. I', R. airing. They wish it for the erection of a etoeehnlee, - 0.3:4,45.0C ., RilllimfIl i»IR lmm IN11a11131illil1 Il 111111i4lu'IIS ni g 11 1111111 tlIliil'.I,rif riff II,,.9:+�'�; CIiapma Brill Cash Shoe Store Extra Value in Shoes PRING Goods are to hand and being opened and one of the ple_a;ing feat ures is the. price. Through early buying W,l are able to give you hist fall prices on many lines. They Ore beautiful goods and your early inspection of them will please 115, Harness Department Light Mid Hervey liatnea'., Collars, 11o1,,-';, Blanket, Hog: Water- proof (.node, Whip'. '19uuk' And Hatchets, &r, Repairs in Barnes., (7ellare, Shoes and 1iuI 1) -, promptly duo,'. Chapm n Bros. Mucep'ssnrs to Richards & Co. Next, door to Bank of Nova Scotia I ' }I,htmJLIIV!IU1Vi9U(�IYIIIIII�UIIU�IUI� I I 116°I(ummamonmI I miJ I�IJJ�JJumusJIJU I I s ii, 1., Adolph way fu C'hesley attend. ing the funeral of am trade, Fred. Adolph, former resident of that town, who flied at. Bayne's Lake, British Columbia, in his 63rd year. F. vnl,7.uhen recently left 1e tape a position in \Vinda0,'. At meeting of Board of Ed ucatinu, his resignation as cadet instteet,,)' at High Seined, was accepted. He wall voted $40 lar ear - vices and an cxpcession of appreniu- Liou for his good work. Seaforth PRESENTED WITH EAST CliAIR4— \V, Somerville, who ha, held the G. 1',a H. and 0. N. W.,telegraph agent. clew at Seaforth fc..' hp past :30 yeate, is removing to Toren lnh having • o l pileitle» iu Lb e U N. W Snperiu- tenrlerlt'e office. At et special gather- ing held eft the main:'e on Thur oIny evening, :Mr. and Mrs, Somerville were presented by the congregation of the Presbyterian Church with two haildacine easy chairs. Mr, Gomel - rifle ha; been an Elder of the churnh for minty years. Molesworth A young son has arrived at the home of Jno. J. and Mrs, (Elliott. Mrs. Robert Mitchell, who has had an attack of pleurisy, is recovering. Little Dorothy, the daughter of Al- lan and Mts. Mitchell, fell down the cellar stairs mid bloke her tight arts. The Indies, of W. bis 5. were glad to learn from a short letter of Miss Campbell's, that the fruit, and honey sent her from Molesem•th, last Fall, arrived (11 Banswara in splendid shape. lIcwoor. REPORT,—Report of TT. S, S. No. 4, Grey and Wallace for January and February. Pupils were examined in Spelling, Arithmetic, Geography and Grammar. The asterisk marks those absent for one or more examine - Hone. I\I Gass—Fraser McDonald 78 • Eva (tuum ing 71 • WillieMit- chell [i - shall 711 ; "Margaret bleDonedd 52 ; Jessie 31at'Into,b 46, Si. Ill—Gordon Mitchell 86; Bentiett Mitchell 51 ; Guy McDonald 24. Jr. III—Ruby M,Go1'fh, 77 ; Ruth Felker 73 : Marion Sangster 69 ; John Brown 62. Sr. 11 ---Gertrude bleIntoslr 94: Reuben Ilerlett 90 ; Wes. Douglas 61: Eva Sangster fel. Jr. ft.—*Katie Stewart 88 ; Aimee! Ellettt 8I ; Margaret Mit- chell 71 : Margaret Sang0 e1, 58 • Bob McN(•illy 55 ; Jessie Edgar 39 ; *Archie Me00lItl'l 811. 1. Class— George Brown 61 ; Gordon iierlett 78 ; *Josie Cumming 75. Pr. --Archie Gumming, Donnie Mitchell. 11. b1. SI=ExcE, Teacher. 'p •1' 6- , -l• pa,3 $ '0 ✓ AGENCY •F. .� John Oliver�i0ver� �EERING BRUSSELS has taken over the Deering Ag- + eney and handles a full line of I Farm Implements including the noted H, C. Cream Separators 8• The onlySeream 0 orator with t' P • Lwo wide open cream a outlets.— m O Ste• — r 4. ne cream eci•ew in the path of 3' the cream. See it when in town. 'I- • .z F •I• •t o h n • � Inver 44• ++++++++++++++++++++++++ The I, O, C, 0-16 and 10-P0 Tractors are muting the beat. The Deering Manure Spreader With the wide spread and very light in draft, 'i• 6044H•S••444.444.4.44404•0•:+,►0d+Q+•••444.41.••••••••••••••,, dr StudentsMay Enter Any Time 1 r,• tosal4'ofefie*/ 7"Pie 411 • aWe give thorough Courses ; have Experienced Instructors who give individual attention to pupils- Our graduates are • ex..etl-R•tl•ews-e> -ar.00e4 /e0a<aeoe. a•PO4O44445001 , 5 .• : `S 5+40.Seiel tri • • meeting with success. We are training Soldiers under F, Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment Commission. Address the college for Free Catalogue, to either P Stratford) or Wingharru t 4+•444, ('4'l'4"1•++•+4+0+0''050.040 104.4'1•• f•m•i•444+4•1•6444,44••64•F• 3. t e The Seaf <rth Creamery camanted l ••. 0 s a 4 • •• Send your Cream to the Creamery thoroughly 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 markt prices every two weeks. Cheques payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia. For further particulars see our Agent, MR. 1'. C. MCCALL, Phone 2310, Brussels, or write to The Seaforth. Creamery Co. • SEAFORTH, ONT. 44+4'+• b• •6®a��atr(�•�eie .