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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1920-5-27, Page 4,a::ae,: .a ...ten Abecos is 'Ootat PLill lets t1:11. toI,•,1 Chatty latter from India WWrltton by Mise Muriel Grotnere, ^n. A; formerly of Brussels, who has gone to help in the Mission Field. DEAR LITTLI. STAne'-•1 hetet that yell etre ettulying a great deal about India this year. Don t you wish you could really see it ? 'fhltt ie what I need to think when I n!red to be a Little Star. The only way to know aboutludia, really, is to ties it yam, self, though. So perhaps I will be welcoming some of you seine day to this big corner of otos wonderful British Empire. There were two tholes I thought 1 should mind a great tl' al iii India— heat and snakes, hue ellen we that 4. arrived in India tire elinette w:t'+ de- 4 + lightPul. Therelied les,t, c,e;tt sales a short time belove and .• yet Filling was a luxurious ~lean The days were sunshiny but not het and the nights cool and clew•. It reminded , me of Oalifornia, Every day I would + come out to breakfast saying, "Isn't t ie ';' a lovely day P" But sine-.• there 'teen's _t been one day of gent sire, 1 , one, 1 + have rather given up remarking + about it. It ie vet y bot now .cud it is only our Spring. Ae •:(• just 2 f miles from the sea, we efiett get de- + rightful breezes but le, the time another month hae p Es -ed it will be + le ,t almost unbearably r , When i first caws i n:e, 1 I look i iY t for a tel t ' entl in + most diligently Y e nt 1 t7.,k !tet + snake. In the ill t my shoes to mala, ut. 1 seta leas uo ,+1, scorpion in them but 1 haven't seen + either snake or seerpiun iu Coe,utada + yet. One I must tell you what h:�ppenetl night though. I started up in my d' sleep and heard e el:Ailiir;„ moving s right beside my '' 1, 1t first I .i• couldn't tell whet it .v:1., hitt when I + heard, "Na, na-u-.0 I I.t .v it was a lost kid. Our thee tr.: title French doors so this poor little' 1, ,sr thing had come up the steps • f the veranda and walked in. I couldn't p+^ -:rolls it to stay out so'I had t,.: licit t lits doors, Everything seems s,1 diifere er here. There is not one bird or +are 1 ree that 1 ever saw before. Birds are all very gay. I see brilliant 'toeene, yellows and blues flashing from use to tree but they cannot sing like the Cana- dian birds. We have malty crows too not so large as our mows, but even saucier in fact Coeanada lu.• re* "Crow town." In our Compound we Inr.ve a big banyan tree, atneeel tre-es, cocoanut, palms, pulmft'in !auutlti•r pabn), as well as many whirl I carat name yet. So many of the t t sus have gay flowers. There is one that blooms when weather is butte= -t. It has bright red blossenis and is called "Flame of the Forest." Another has flowers like big yellow hollyhocks. Quite near ns there are iatge orange and banana orchard,. But trees and flowers are by no means the meet in• teresting things. !'bete is something much more I•ttsciirating—that is the people. At first one is impressed with their numbers. Wherever one goes there are rrowds. The bazaar is full of them, the train% are always crowded and there' are always people passing our Compound from morning until night. I thought they were very dark at first but the people here are not nearly so dark as those farther South. Some of them -are much fairer than others and they do delight in every degree of fairness they possess. My munehi even asked me one day if in my country people had disliked me at all because my hair was black, The munshi is my Telugn teacher yon know, He certainly does not look like any teacher I ever had seen be- fore. He can speak English very well indeed and he does love to quote English poetry, especially Gray's Elegy. His two sons and 'his daugh- ter died, and he feels so badly about it. He tells me many strange things about the customs of the people, Every day when he goes away from our house, he bathes and mays before er 1 . h to he eats because f hpve . nr l]nl 1 I One morning he went nt^'ny quite early. Ididn't know telly but in Lite e afternoon he seed h'• 11'.1 h e n so thirsty that. he Need not, do without water, So he went imam you see he you i fl•o trt rite --i eat ' take aclrr wouldn't d meat. To hit. all life is sacred so whatever I touch le polluted I un very g la d to say 111 ese ds'nr't ed that in the big )1 t erernsilt. UtdteP next door three is at it. drittitti who gives out water so hr goo, Ito hero. 110w. Bought the Dry Business 11,,i omelet .0.1 the Dray Basi Ilea, WOO .lila Hendee -ott 1 am rend; t'r attend to all wort: along Ilial line, Your pailuuitge eolit•i1ed and I will endoa00 to plrilbe you, Chas. R. Davidson 1'houe l;lti lrussels +++++++++++++++++++++++000 • -r Another' very biti••g MILL) is the dhobie. He calls every Salm-day for one's soiled clothe.. The following Saturday he bring: hack +tll that is left of them, )ilia sp eeialty is hreldt- ing buttons. i was out torr• evening - to the place where the chit hey itis washed. It was a lovely tri Pon place near the canal. There were marry smooth Rat s10111•,1 turned against another stone at ablurt, tite same tootle as we would have n. washboard. The dhobie dipped the (doilies into n, big vessel of water, then alewife wlin.els on the stone. 11, rrnri.ted this pre- emie till he aonsidrorel them worn out enough for this time, Then be laid them on the Blass iIt the 'mushily., In the evening his wife folder, them, tied them into a bundle, put them no her head and walked into the city 05 un- concernedly as if she ih.ad lived it hat on. I do wish I could tete! yon to the Bazaar, that is where von sr•i' rAln life, the dirt and the so•diidness of Indict, as well as much that','is interesting, On either side of the narrow road are the little shops opening tight on the street. Everybody jostles together, people of all kind" ut automobiles, on motor cycles, on bicycles, in carriages, ox carts, and many, many on font, The coachmen call repeatedly for the people to Clear a way tag they don't pay much attention. indeed often just as one thinks the way is clear, ,t little child will dart out, and run across in n of hectics r .uta- front > niebil'e for this is the land where the ack k to Town + + + + As I have returned to Brussels to make my $ home I am prepared to resume business along the old lines andwill v'll ha ndle any quantity of Junk at the best prices going. 4. + r Phone 2x M. Yollick Alexander St. Brussels + + + + + + + ++++++++++++++++ +44+444444 • the throng—that is a high class wornan. Nn wt:nuut except those of the lower castes walks along the road. Maybe you wonder just what you could buy in this Bazaar. Some of the tiniest stores consist of a box with a long . bunch of bananas hanging above it, or :t few otanges and soda bottles. You could buy the oranges for about a cent apiece but they are smaller than ants in Canada. Banan- as are about h rente a dozen. They too are smaller than the ones we boy in Canada. The bigger stores have cocoanuts, jackftuit, custard, apples and many other fruito we don't know in Canada. We have stoles where one may buy Surprise soap, moth balls, castile soap, perfume, patent medicine and many other things. The cloth shops are very busy places, There one sees a line of whirring sew- ing machines 100 by Mohammedans in skirts and red fez caps. Of coutse you will be wondering if one can buy candy. You can buy heaps of candy. They make cue kind of peanut balls stuck together with taffy, for you know we have a great deal of sugar cane grown right here, If you have not enough money to buy candy you can buy a toot of sugar cane and chew it. You will certainly not get through the Bazaar without many beggats following you. Give to one and there will be a dozen more beggars at your side, It ie so hard to be just for some of these people are unwilling to work, they would rather beg. One thing you must be sure to do when you come home from the Bazaar is wash. I really believe even the boys who aren't fond of water would want to, for one feels so dirty. You would love the wee children here. They have such bright eyes, When I pass along the street they come running out from the houses, raise their right hands to their fore- heads and shout "Salaam ! salaam! salaam ! oma," You know they don't wear any clothes, and as they play in the dust alt day, their little brown bodies me fairly well plastered with their old Mother Earth. 1 like to ware!] the ace boys and girls coning from school with their. books. It is a new sight and a good Hight. and a geed sight in India. The 1 children don't have to gn to school here yet but some of theta are very aextolls to leettr. If they know iL word or twoof English they feel se proud, They will call "Ulnad Evening slalom." I feel most interested in the 1 ttle gills of India, You know until very recently to he a, Irl in India meant to start life with a handicap. Do you iritis thine that is fair? But the (lov"1•ntnent three try to heirs them. ,}, if they will pr 111Iiav to tench 3 year'+, O (i rvernnlent will give thein money to O ret their edur•ntion. .'hen when they finish lliey pay them more than the 0 .rem, 1itat is just because they nerd 4 wtru''n leathers SO badly to tette]] +, their. girls lint will have leo el time, 'Choy etre married when they are tat ♦ young that some of Ihem have very + little chancre of rut edurntinn. 2110 nn • wonder they believe all the n1lange e ranee stitlaus signs anti (mens 11111 + writer of all 11 the husbanY dies the • little girl ht•rnrnes a widow, Hee + head is shaved, her jewels so clear to +U the heart of rv+'ry bulbul girl, are taken away and she must never lake 4 part in any rlf the festivities. lint . life bec0tnes one foug hinder], and she ♦ rots tto 0005 in her heart, to help her A over the lend planes, My }matt does ache as I aoo ibis widows on the Street, • They must wear white --never a bit of n *ohne So sometimes when you are + thinking of India yon will pray for • these little elk! widows won't you for e 6CIATICA 7'()I trite"I'1? Ill kN IEI 1r 'tlglO dlit.i1 ,1 1itr' 1);1E1) - T 12 C n The following test let,itinlis1,011010d for by t luetu t the Prteo for tbo. Frown e of ant 11'10: " 14 Temple Ave attired.,13 i /14 War :11r, Teutleton: tit. t,.,:l.a a 1 extpetienza was a tt ng .+n:• bat a- 41 -;d ens day be firer tried T E.0:Mr. I:isg was tr. tl;' tr;li:i.'d with ti :"tie's and suucr:l to;h awfel PIIU that in the ewe. t5 cbtela relief, i:, bed a VC( fhe Seethe 1`+i•tt'e -41 to 1•11.1, e. hoe relief, but was, ut rewrite, ver)' ex- peusive. Two years later his old trouble returned and grew steadily worse. Finally he took to Iris bed ut- terly helpiese purl tt '1 et r wee called in. While still an invalid r ftiritd tail Us Of leer ('np:•tir•a, \V• itr up the dtletrr led 11, .I lot iltora, ills second 1•,••: ,:.1' half 111,0101 he wan bettMtied h t i t ises tesasted We elle t1 r . -..1 r• do '+reeelt to bele s1, t,i tee 1' II r pen. wonder- ful me it- im'• Tar , lit s.sa or nil ,., a and (1' 1 r 1;':,1rar1 a, an abriod io- etanloli'1•relief lrrpale. Try them! Ask year leu - r t for x hos. Pemple- tons, 1111, 11_ ling Strew IN est, Toronto, t,t,rt ttt-il'1.11.1'.'(3 anywhere on receipt of 21.11. e9 Sold at Ja-r. Fox'+ Drop store, Brussel". I said, "(ire to the door," "Nick up the book" ttud so on but when I said "Sit down on the chair," -lie said, "Oh plettee excuse me," for she al- ways s situ Olt the finer you know. Maybe yon are wondering what, I do all day long. Welt am lemming Lin g Telugu I can talk a, little hit now, but it is hard work try I have to speak so slowly. Sometimes when 1 am telling some nue something, they know whist I want bt:fote I ant half started but they usually quietly wait. till get: the endings fol the words thought out. You know Telugu is like Latin in one way every noun, Pronoun and verb has different end- ings. I would be glad to hear from any of you any time you care to write. f do wish you a fine year in your biiasioli Band. From one of the "Little Stars," a\tuitiR1, BRnTltrimo Huron County league Base Bali Schedule A meeting of Base Ball sports was held at Wingham to draft the program of matelies be- tween the 5 teams in this District in connection with Huron Oounty League, A. L. Stewart, ti. 1'. Down- ing and Jas. Ballantyne attended 0.8 repeesentate Yes teem Brussels. Fol- lowing is the schedule commencing on Thursday, June 10th :— June 10—Brussels at Lneknow 10—Teeswater at Kincardine 15-1Vingham at Teeswater 15—Kincardine at Brussels 23—Brussels at Wingham 21—Teeswater at Lncltnow 29—Kincardine at Teeswater 20—Lucknow at Brussels July 7—Teeswater at Wingham 8—Lucknow at Kincardine 13—Lucknow at Teeswater 15—Wingharn at Kincardine 20—Teeswater at Btuasele 22—Wingham at 'Lucknow 20-13t useels at Teeswater 28—lCileardine at \Vingle uh Aug. 2—Brussels tet' Kincardine 2—Lucknow at Wingham 0-1Vingham at Br usaely 0—Kincardine at Lucknow MAccantts rates fur insurance, like a1 - most everything else, have been boost- ed, g., 1,4A rx d btu t�^o+:Vm'ri ot$A • e 4 a e 4• ♦ A• CciNaries olid -fires s 0 6 ♦ i M r. SOILS,Pieff Auth Owner 1 \.Vc have a full line of g i0ENUiFJE Ford Chevrolet e and McLaughlin 4• Parts s ✓ • lad Service Station •far Same 0 V 0 • • Expert Mechanic on all Makes e • of Cars. 0 9 o AV Novice ttI. tall hours, `, 0 ,4.," (.all and gel our prices before 6 m }'un •buy, 6 • �. it avidson s o Phone itx Ill ttsspl9 p O 6 .9000000411004064.••••••••••• • Fordwioh Fordwich Cheese and Butter fac- to] v started operation, Ernest Radford is able to be nut on l' l ieal test a* cul after is severe ill - nos Mrs. John Patterson, >ud Uon, left hete 1 u Mint„, Man., to visit her parents, Thomas and Mrs. Campbell, who axe very lld, The contractors who are erecting the tnnuilltient for the Township Soldiers' .Memorial expect to have the work completed and ready for unveil - Mg the thele ween in August, A number of the neighbors of Enos Donaghy, who is couliued in the Kit- chener Hospital through illness, gath- eted at his farm and spent tite day fix- ing up his fences and doing other needed wont, Listowel A tasty nail t'an into F. Zubrigg's foot causing a nasty wound, Listowel Golf Club has re -organized with A. E. 1'ialcolrn as President, A Fire Brigade has been formed for the Malcolm Furniture factory. V. Duburges, Blyth, has been en- gaged as engineer at the plant of the Public Utilities Commission here. Three fanners in Wallace township were paid $202 by the 0ouncil for sheep trilled by dogs. Rather expend. ti vee Methodist 1V. M. S. has organized a Mission Baud, in connection with the Methodist church and designated it as "Sunshine.” or ;4ui inoss or fracirin 'g Heart and Nerve Remedy and Hacking's Kidney and Liver Pills Wm- Fullerton; R fir 1, L,isiowot I Sramer:a for eight .lean; fL Stamaeh I ruble and Pelee 411 through n i body. gait no relief until 1 used Hecl.tng's Heart and 2100110 Remedy I./kith li:redd The up all right. 1 .teed H oi:ing'e kidney and 1-ieer Hite alone whit the ftitontaly" firs. H. Hinchcliffe, Wingham: 1 was on. the point of a complete Nervous Breakdown, could not sleep or plan 107 household duties, suffer- ed with toy I3eart and my Nerves nui doctors eould do 1!'Utln for me. Atter laking the first box of Hack - (11 4 IJenrl. and Nerve Remedy I improved so mush in health that I , •minuted with a (! box treatment. .•1 I cru :tile to relater to my work with renewed vigor." Mr. Richard Jones, Coon, Ont,: "1 have had Pats under my Heart 1 'r .,once time and tried all sorts •of ten:Mlles and have been to four dif- ferent doctors and could get no re- lief, 1 took one box of Hacking's Heart and Nerve Remedy and telt very much better. I took member box and have been able to «•eek an= -1110, Before I took your remedy 1 could not work for weeks let a time, the pain Was so great." These are 0187 a few of the many testimonials that come to us volun- tarilyyou too ^n sure that • 1a. and • results 'lf you i❑ tali i�,el Ill get baa c y w fair trial. Bu t but give them a y hent from your dealer, Insist on Hack- ings. T. L. Hamiltolt has been appointed Police Magistrate as successor to Barrister Terhune. He'll fill the bill, The private Bank of J. W. Scott & Son has been sold to the Bank of Montreal who will continue tee bns!- nests with Neil L. `;tots as local manager. J. W. Scott will nont.inne to make his home here and look atter other interests. Canadian News W. J. Bawer has been appointed Oilief of Police at Deserouto. Thomas 11'1. Roczk and his 8 year old daughter fell over the river bank at Niagara Falls, falling a distance of 150 feet. They were rescued by New York Central Railway employees by means of ropes. Both are in a serious condition and are not expected to re- cover. The man and child went out to gather greens,, The little girl reached over too far and lost het balance, and tate father, in trying to catch her, also fell over. rtetta �i7iR%''•'•�-L'e"ani, +rS'P b.'+'-•9S'sf �� Your Mnth Tender? . e Your Guns Sore or Bleeding? Are Your Teeth Loosening? If so, you have "Riggs" Disease, Pyorrhea, or Trench Mouth, and you need °for Riggs Disease Remedy Riggs �0�3 Why suffer when you can easily treat yourself in the comfort and privacy of your own home by this sure, safe and painless method, which will give you immediate relief 2 Write RIGGS REMEDY COMPANY, Limited Pyorrhea Specialiala 144 Carlton Street, Toronto, Ont. to ate :,7•i4ny, <i.} r'„;x 1 :S;k3zad•,t+, .:ak:��ia y,t gt..'.. + O+O•Fb00+O44•14+♦+04.Oi•0+O+•+ 0+0+*,44+0+♦+•+0+0+♦•FO+•+•+ O+♦+0+0+♦+♦+04.6+0+0+0+0+•+ s • The Thor&. -fired Percheron Stallion • s a t a ; • 4 ::. ;' ._:,, :: � t 4 � � to r :, r � S:; t L ,; ,... '.. 0 • + . n •i L . # r, y,, .2+'';."lk, n,n.tl"1 •� •iscv.,¢`` 7`i%: 'i • �=- L �• .�- nor �'.. N ""Y • .1. • •' i'+:v;,t,9 •�,s"•:" r. '��t . ra - ^sr A s.Yr f•`. + + r,: s &. �, dQtf, r",�;_ +.'.. �r t . x"7;1r"k 1>. + �4 +:. `r �' ,z3 ♦ • ♦ •ti � t,.,,,_ �yy �, °'�a'�'a"�' d's'.:^r,•n <'* a :.r;^e,. ';� is ,M ••j •.`t , a. "q�: .aSs :. .,1 r .V,,.�y--, .;-a^6, i t -..1s w .'t.. �, d x tz' ',e , • i' .... 1. .1�. a . .. , - "L .. ,. 5 + s, 7''_:. ,m -. a,.., - ,. 9, + r.w • aa:.. r. N.. i'1 '8, .._ `fis�c9x.. 0 • •♦ •, v! fit t. ,�.. IF fie ,..'k1m'4' 1'4... 1 ry i.7, ,VLrr3�t t''.. .H n ��• • >rt.,.7 - t.�• +� ; �Crlt� ��uuwJ•,t'`•#''�';s.,� N ''ft -',F' 1..,+':, .•y. s•: d?k y i r 4,:- e; ,tt. .."::, v�, •I• • + •.v_4� ,:tiff .11.;` " ,. . d,.. :ff'a .:' :.� ...,. ',,. h t,l}, lea .. -r, _... "'1. :sae.• a•y. J 1j« .rete.• , .rv_ .'. r,1 r a,, (�- t. t ar: •.1 ,t .1 i, :5 _ • s, t • • •e k er Yre . s T'ayts 5:+ 1 A 1. 1 kilt `t' a .,7 s ti k Fa7'.. rt n r 73 n•r 'a,.. .. d ,p,�. eY O . ";r"•�', , ,..$4'Y.....,. r , . ...+.'y%a",: ,ter ;�.: T.r. ..h -Y. r..... , .r?', : ,.'�t,}"4>~,..sr+' + 0 •F •dt• 4 0 4 •• e the little girls for whom there is noth• in in life to live for and hope for 1 nt you would love to see our ofhave r them Christian girls as anme Ruch lovely faces, We liaise a big bearding school foe Ohrietfan girls right in our Comppound. I teach one of tient a s acini En .fish lesson every pedestrian (fortis into his own. There day. One day I was g 3.1111fe her to do P g is one person you will not see atnong things which I told her in English, JOHN D., [6163] 62406 6 p • + e • s iThe property of R. L, Taylor, Lot 15, Con, 16, Grey Township, recently purchased I from D. A. Graham, Parkhill. ' This Photogravure was taken in front of the grand s• • stand at London Exhibition, in i918. + i • John D. will not take a route but may be found at the proprietor's premises. He is worth enquiring in about, ♦ *A'114+4+++•+!+O+44 4+4+4+0+0 44+•+0+0+•+10+40+0+0+0+0+0+40+.+44.+44.+.+40+414.+4•44÷44. �t�•Ts+,1.9,f'i4441444'iT•i't`t4•'fa+P4,44.44+440+++a + •ir+Q•• +44 The Seaforth Creamery 6 eream • • + ♦ + • O Send your Cream to the Creamrry th.erotlghly established and that gi-: es Satisfactory Re'ti1ts, 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 weeks. Cheques payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia, For further particulars see our Agent, MR, T. C. McCALL, Phone 2310, Brussels, or write to you Prompt Service and • • •The Seaforth Creamery Co. SEAFORTI-I, ONT. 0 Ir +0.0 b +0+40sB+0+4.4,•4•♦0.006-000 +4o+44-04..4+45 4-440eer*a+ate 01C*Sea 03 Am nt Meeting of Huron County Council Planing Mill We ate prepared to attend to all orders for Planing and will he able to supply Lumber, Sash, Doore, &c, AMENT BROS. BRUSSELS NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—In the matter of the estate of Alexander McCluskie, late of the Township of Cray, In the County of Huron, Far- mer, deceased. Notice 1a hereby given pursuant to "The Ile. vised Statutes of Ontario," that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of Ole said Alexander Mstluskie, who died on or about the 1001 dny of March, A. D,1920, are re- quired on or before the 12th day of June, A. U. 1920, to send by post prepaid or deliver to John G. McEwa», of the Township of Grey, in the County of Baron, at Wroxeter P. 0., I1 R. No, 2, one of the Exeeutot•e of said deceased, theirlObristtan and enrnnnlss, addresses amide. suriptiolls, the full trarttuulnrs of their chtinls, the atetement of their amounts and the nature of the securities Irl nny) hold by them. And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the anld Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties untitled thereto, having re. Bgard only 10 the clams of whichthey shall then have notice, and the estd Executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to ttny person or persona of whose claim notice shell not have been received by them at the time of such dieetribntlon. Dated tIRAilttLt b filo laitJ•0001E 't 1120. 10HN G, l,tottWAN. Executors, Bridge Painting The Municipal Council of the Township of Morrie are exiting for tenders for the eontrabt of painting the Clarke and the Orniettshnnk's bridges. The tenders will be opened at the next Council meeting, IIlny 01st, nt 2 p. ill. A. MAGE W EN, Clerk, Blnevele P. 0. The Connell or the Oorpori,tlon of tate Y Conn- , r 1 nun tl ('hamber, Goderit of Huron will meet I 1 the � arnorm at Theadsoh of a O L,.k ,ul tlr a t N u.. It U AIL T 013(0 the I 1 t day orJulie,, Y 're', the nR meat i n A11.111.- 101.1131.0 n ile cl tin County r hmlds of lir ,'b look not litter than ;gelidity pre, ceding the meeting 011(0 1.1100. W. Council. DOLMAN, County Clerk, ; Goderlott, itey 14th, 1020 47.2 Court of Revision Township of Morris Tho Caere of mere -ion on the Axil 011i1P11t Roll of the Towushln of Morris will be held In the Township Hell, Morrie, on Monday, the Stat day of 1Iny, next, at 1031 1i otnuk a, m, A13partise interested will plesse take nolle° and govern thamselvo+A, eelaOEK YIN, t'Inrlt Bluevnlr, May 17111, 1820. Court of Revision Village of Brussels The Court of Revision on the Aesesemeut Roll of the Village of Brussels will be hold 10 the Connell Chamber, ltru-sels on Monday, the 7t1 day of June, next, at 8 ,'°lookp• n1. All parties interested will photos take notice and govern themselves nceerdlu g lye s SCOTT. Clerk, Brussels, May 181)1, 1020 CUMBERLAND GEM 089781 1)000111 Enrolment No. 1807 Form I W. J, MEDHURaT, Proprietor Will stand for the improvement of stogie dor• Ing the saes,,, of 1920, at Thus. Miller's stables, S}11.0120, Con. II, Morris, Terme : 412.00 to in- sulae, payable February lit, 1921. 4542 Bull for Service The undersigned it III keep for service, on S!.' Lot 80, Con. 2, Morris township, the 01°ro'-bretd Short Horn Bull, Gainford of Salem, No. =00418 Sired by Gainford Margate 1008901 ; Dam Mildred VII by Roy n1 Senor 1189301• Ped- lg8ree may be seen on application. Terms— s10.00 for thorn'-breds payable nt time of ser• vice with privilege to return. Grade ems not allowed, THOS, PIERCE, Proprietor 0004004606•♦•60600000604♦QA•0000.6.6•©000404.4/0064444.4 4 0 /141'161" - a a Students May a 0 9r A e a Enter Any Time We give thorough Courses ; have Experienced Ittstv'liJtors wlio g;vo individual attention to pupils. Our graduates are meeting with 0IIC1008. We are training Soldiers under Soldiers' LI vil lie -establishment Commission, • Address the College for Free Catalogue, to either Stratford or Wingham 0 L. ,a to r,• • 0 6 4 9r 0 tfbC00•00110ee40+++4.tb400a4804.3'sede9Ad50Aatoes •t:a+;<d42rvJ rea • Ship yu i.st Cream Direct to the Brusse ttgd Creamery Prompt Service Satisfactory Returns We furnish you with Cans and I'ay all Ex- press Charges. Issue Cheques for tile pay- ment of your Cream twice each month, pay- able at par at your Bank, Give the Brussels Factory one trial and yc,u will not want to discontinue. Brussels Creamery Stewart BITS. ' ,einvlaalremew•^w•ymnen 14.03. nM.eM070,10a.Y Peary of K