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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1920-7-15, Page 4, . t }illi Stii ' l" 44cane0'0••••06,0ws•0<t•a>•••0 THURSDAY, IULV 15, roe.+ Newspapermen for Presidency lit' tlliit'eii dtittts • Mr, Auto Owner erestatexeraeoetreieeteaeieteewe Stop ! look ! listen ! Pnetieaent.iel tight in the States next. Antnnln will be bet wee,. two newspaper men, mei between t'i'e', public men }tole the :state f kite, James 1 I Cox atp i to (i,,.etnut or Ohio, .� end Warne. U. Medea; lea Semaet from that State. Harding ou n to newspaper in Nation, t)h1 , ; Coe fiat, a newspaper proprietor iu Dayton and Springfield when elected to Con- gress in 1908. The Democratic eendida-te ie a na. tive eon of Ohio, using barn thele, Jacksonbarg, fifty years ago. At the age of nineteen he was tt re•pni ter tool winter's_ "devil" on a Dayton paper, and before he was thirty he had bought The Dayton Daily Newe. Later he bought a Springfield t •pet, and iu 1919 he began the first ,.f l.is two terms in Congress. 110 went i11 on the erect o2 the Demorratie part %`; wave of etteeeee to the (int e rnecehe, of Ohio in 1913, lost it two years: later , and "rime bark" in 1917, repeating in 1919. Governor ('ox spoke e.t Massey Hall in Toronto about ten days after the signing of the armistte a at a patriotic rally. The New Premier Hon. Arthur Meighen, K. C., B.A., M. P., solicitor -general for t'anada, Ottawa : barrister and snlieiter, Por- tage la Prattle, wets horn at andereon, Perth Connty, tint inn. to 1t(74, son of Joseph and Mary Jane 1.1 eig- hen. Educated : St. Maly', Cellegi:ue Institute ; Toronto Culvereits A.) ; (graduated with teeter in math- ematics 15961. Tanehr high eelieel, Caledonia, Ont., 1808-9S : went to Winnipeg 1895 ; Portage la Plait i', 1902 • called to Manitoba bar, 10113 ; heueher, Manitrhe. Lew Society, since 1905 ; member Upper Canada Law Society since 1911 ; t pearlier Meighen ,t McPbeeen, 19,14: partner 2ileigh.n x 11.'gg, leo7: n partner Couper t Meighen, 11109.13. Elected to House f Commons , mmnus t n o' '• ti • Portage la Prairie 19 app :,'a«ted c- � Married Je. 191 .lar Solicitor -general, tale Isabel ox, Brtee Man., 1904 ; has two sons and one d,auahter. Clubs : Portage la Prairie ; Rideau tOttawa). . Conservative : Preebvteriau, Ad- dress : 21 Cooper street, Ottawa. Ont. Hon. Arthur Meighen will he the first'Western man to take aver the chief executive of Canada. Mr, Meig- hen was the Hurn who went with Sir Robert Borden to England in 1917 to attend the imperial conference. He is also remembered as the elan who fathered the compulsory military ser- vice act and carried it through the House of Commons in 1915. Huron Co, Council Enjoy a Pic-nic at Hayfield At the June meeting of the Huron County Council it was suggested that the Council hold a picnic. at Bay- field this year. Accor dingly a majori- ty of the members of the Council, with their families :and many ftaeuds, met at Jowett'srove, Bayfield, on Friday, June lath, aid had a right good tithe it. the old-fashioned pie-nic style. The weather was ideal and the day one of June's best, and all present en- joyed it to the fullest, Besides most of the present mem- bers of the Council several members of previous Councils were present, in. eluding ex -Wardens Goveplcok, M. P. P., Centelon and Elliott and J. A, Ford, W. H. Lobb and A. E. Irwin, also Councillor Majnr Dunlop, W, Walker and Town Clerk Knox, God- erich. A game of Baseball between sides chosen by Messrs. -Douglas and M. Elliott, was well rnntested, and brilliant plays were pulled off. When the batters did find the ball the picnic grounds were hat die, big enough, A. E. Irwin, ex- peeve, Bayfield, pitched for both sides and the way he twirled the sphere would do credit to a pro- fessional, putting the majority out in one -two -three order no strikes, He was ably supported by Harold Wes- ton, win did the honors of catcher for both sides. The score was a tie, 0 each. County Treasurer Lane umpir- ed the game and gave some very close decisions, In feet there is some talk of his services being sought for by some of the big leagues, Another exciting feature of the day was a tug-of-war between sides chosen by Messrs. Neeb, Reeve of Stephen, and McNabb, Reeve of Grey. After 2 very strenuous pulls the Stephen tnember's side was delayed victorious, Jas. A, Ford acted as referee with satisfaction. Then followed a series of races and jumping contests, conducted by ex- ar a W. Ii Elliott in which the SV de , athletic abtlitiee of the members were further to ted Morton Elliott Reeve of Stanley, having won the greater number of events was declared the champion athlete of the Council, (i members of the Council were very inuolr missed, These were Messrs, Beavers, Outt, Clark, Moffatt, Plum and Pur•dou, two of whom, Messts, Outt and Clark, were absent through illness. The ladies, too, took part in the sports and some doge races were sewn. A very pleasing' feature of the day's proceedings teas the presentation to Comte, Clerk Holman of an address, accompanied by two handsome up• holstered choirs, Address was retad by Councillor Amos Tipling of Wing - ham. blr, Holman was taken comms pletcly by surprise, int replied feel- ingly, thanking the members of Conn- ell ou behalf of himself and Mrs. Kel- man for the expression of their good - Will and appreciation, Me, and IFNs. Holman were seated in their chairs while all eang "For He's a Jolly Good l+elloce" • 4 ♦ ♦ 4 • 4 4 4 a 4 4 4 e. • F. Davidson ia( need t parr fee .fee he it Fee the (('5) 30 Ade tee c 13',, ig water every Gator r teLina purrha.ed. one nNe iort.=1 •I.,H- Free We have all 'retake.: of Tiree-- Doutinion, Dunlop, Goodyear, Standard, Pat Fridge end V.D.L. Coote oatly before our .tipple, is gene and get your claire, Also for Salo I Almost new Robber Buggy, 2nd held Mel. utgliiu Tenting Clef, 2.1.1 heed Re..'1',u k. 6 • • • 4 • 4 4 ♦ 4 • • • P • • • •• • • 6 ♦ • 4 I Ford and Chevrolet Service Station 41 + • A splendid supper provided by the ladies was thoroughly enjoyed and 10 'ved a fitting donee to a gond aftetneon's spina after which all left for home feeling that this .hould by all means be established taw an ttnil0al event Morris Council Martis Connell met Julie 2801 with member reel' t. Minutes of last meeting read and 170(161 mrd. A petition for a Municipal Drain was presented by C. R. Cnultes and and toilet . The petition w:t, retet rained and it ,•opt• metered tm the• Engineer, A moose was paused rising the pt ire for Aerating the guulete kit 111c per bout. By -Lew on ti e Robertson Drainwas c1tl and finally passed. , e s Th,. Com ,f Revision ,n tL 4. •s.nte l,l 1..11 wee dosed. .sed. A Be •Lew appointing Arthral' Shaw as Reel (11 t)verseer was passed by the Council. The ol.jeet of this By -Law if to fulfil the cl'uditi.,ns required to receive the Government pet' 3101 nn Township toad es pendit (115, Following ae3euUhl were paid t- Daminiott it"101 Slacltine grader ............... ,.........$425 90 liovetumeut tax..... 1 't7 Freight.... 6 88 Blade for grader .................... 15 15 Freight ................ 50 John Short reed, fixing grader 351 Bolts ..... ...- ................. 611 Lumber. ........... ....... 50 Geo. Mason, supplies. .... .,. 3 80 R, Young, operating grader,... 4 110 tiravel .... 9 0,i Albert Crooks, axing and gent... 3 00 John la.,li, undet'hruehing Centre S. Read .......... 23 00 John Short reed, framer on 13. li n«itheey . 25 20 Loral Tet 20 yds. gravel at Roy lurv"y, heeledrn;, ., 4 211 A, 51atl•1ten, By-Lets,.14(1(31. Rn 00 eon Delhi A. elate le 3111, Oitiviett 1.50(CII 1111 lilt :armee 1 tee....,, eon ri,'.3 L, col' 1. f tui tT t'i Lank'( 131 edge g5 l.il t156ng flan;. ..•.. . it 1N Re.e.1. Ale1,11t, sheep win lie•11 .. iii tie e%. eieelarrav, etiglue on 3tnd^ 1, Hopper, wood ...s«l grading i till Jae. Level), 2 day. work ....... IS 00 las. Lae•, h, gravel 9 45 Philip •tut„kit, gravel 7 t5155James Lawson, gravel ...........17 65 John Taylor, gravel ............. 13 05 Tom Miliet, gravel ...,.. . 45 30 '1'.+n' 5!iller, +.Levelling ...,...,, a (10 1i. 51:l)ouitld, gravelling, 1, lett le. Piouter, .hovelling ... ,., , 2 40 ,I:. Audetson, graved ..- , ..,9 30 Wm. Kelly, gravelling.......,7 611 11'nl, Sk.'ltun, gravel . 8 .Irl51 ('alas. Agan', gt'aVel li 3 Wal u•' 1”(' sl, Doubletree for grader 1 'Al Waller Fin est dant lug the and putting in eni elf (i tel Jim, Hupp'}, 3i ... 27 15 .Ino. Hopper, 4 clays wei k ..... 8 kill lienry liosulau, gravel.......... 18 til iletlly 8.5(000, w1,leuiO3 read lin 00 Jiro. Hopper, gievening ..... ... R. Johnston, grovel ............. Jno. Audeasnn, working gtndet Peter Rutledge, sheepktlled by dogs P.Itutledge, repairing .culvert R. B, Alelek, gravel.. .... ..... Peter Haley, gravel Frank Shaw, operating grader trod holt T Slime le, widening load .... . \Vile ti leets, enlVe t tante tilling Charles Agar pulling willows Next meet leg July 2(1. A. 51:tcl•e'lee, The Things that Last Forever hie F'.MORY glee beyond to -rear - raw and beeontl the yenta. Ajmer; t1eaauree tate pie - lutes u2 the past and 1(3364 its better hopes in memorials that express beauty, luu•ntouy of lino and letter- ing, and above all, End iwence, tete sem knlatlehl14and the quid- ity .d' material we employ have Ilruut:ltt 1.14 many uueougbt lettets of approval and endorsement of the Ito,' of our work, \Ve have specialized in Ibis line for perm and we know how to protium, Mefuorials that boar time evidence. of diguley, refinement and conserved elegauee, Brussels Granite and Marble Works ALLAN E. 111;RSEY xraboas 54 00 22 90 •••••••••••.^.Q••••••••••••••r•e�o• 6•••••••••••• 0044-i.k S: W@t••••••©^a•••7,• • ret 4 90 $ Try b : ace5 00 t I9 e " (v a 14 00 6 e 11 40 e • ane 'or Loaf of a re':. d e 2,225 • a 27 50 33 U(I v _'_ ' ^� 30 t2l 4 Bread is Your Best food tat More of it • Olerk. Sea -forth Cllalles A1lguetn5 McNamara., sen of eh/tiles el'Naivata of Seaforth, flied at the Speedwell Hospital, Guelph, an Thursday, aged 26 years, The cls .eased setved overseas with the 101,1 Battalion. The remains were interred in St. James Cemetery, Sett- fotth, with full military honors. 51 k P was seen issuing from the s '11,• n n W. Bri ht tailor 1 work rn m f D g shop tit1Cdt morning abou 6 o'clock. Investigation showed that the fire had been caused by an elects lc 13110. The blaze was soon extinguish- ed by the fit a brigade, The damage was slight, west of it being sensed by wttl et. Molesworth el r. and Mrs. Sliewedfnger, Orlawe, are visiting friends in this neighbor - hoed. Mies Gertrude Seurgstev is home again after visiting for a month in Delhi, Miss 14. Scott and Mrs, L Mitchell have returned from the Missionary Summer Selulol at Whitby. They re- past an attendance of about 150, and a vel y erei .yable and profitable confer- ence, ederaerevarageteevemeereseelerareeeefeeseeveVeeet Chapman eros. Cath Shoe Store for Big Values in Shoe Wear WE OFFER JUST NOW Special Values in hitet = ear Canvas and Recreation Shoes for Ladies, Misses and Children, also Gents. We have something good in ladies' and Gents' fine Chocolates and Tans New goods are constantly arriving and we will be pleased to have you examine them as the values are extra good, Harness Department Single Harness of Extra Quality and Pleasing Prices. Trunks, Satchels, Club Bags, Suit Cases—nice assort- ment to choose from. One set good Second Hand Single Harness at Bargain Price, Repairs to Shoes and Harness promptly done, Chaprn an Bros. Next dour to Bank of Nova Scotia • $ GARFIELD BLOCK, BRUSSELS e Phone 32x W. E. WILLIS 0064,0000.0000.6•000.00 44 04 4000040•04,4400.0•000.0000 00 Miss Ida \titehell hits returned from 'Puronto for two mouth's holidays and i. n 1 Attendance ance o is g nc. B i n - Dnminra Day inChas, r ntce t6 u•, Ba rball Football and races were 4 aline srhnnl picnic was held on Chopping Mill . I eSt. ! 1 fire chief amusement.. Credit is due to the teachers, Miss Spence and bliss McQutu'rie, for providing a pleasant During the period of low water in afternoon for the neighborhood. the river, wbeu the are compelled to use steam, the Chopting Mill will only run 3 days eat:11 week— Brussels Listowel Youngsters in town are afflicted with whooping cough. Lictowel's civic holiday is likely to be announced for Monday, August 2nd. Listowel Lawn Bowling Club decid- e1110 hold a one day 1outnament on Wednesday, July 6S0). Listowel', asses.nient this verse was increased by $225,000, There were 5 appeals and all %vele sustained. Dorothy, the little daughter of J. R. end Mrs. lIurgees, was leen ed Swale}, afteru,%"ti at Fairview renlet.ry, when another youngster 11(ursed a sweat tombstone to fall on her, A prize of 35 00, awarded by Miss 1:. K. Lae, to the pupil of highest standing in het• ulu5ie oleos limn Easter to June 3001., was won by hiss Jean McDonald, 5] otwnl (31, Delbeit Philip is temporary bag- gagemau at. the Grand Trunk station, in the absence of A. M. Smith, station agent, who is out (';'est fat 3 or 4 weeks, and others of the staff have been moved up a crotch, Art \Veineet being in charge. Goderich THE HEFFERNANS SENTENCED. 1Vut, Heffernan and son Vincent ap- peared before Judge Dtekson for sen - i tense at Goderich on Saturday, June tdth,pn the charge of obtaining goods under false pretences. The offences, regarding which seine sixteen com- plaints were 1166 were committed throughout the county, The method was 11101 of attending auction sales and buying cattle giving notes on one another, the notes turning out later to be no gond. They were fntutd guilty en three of the ehanges. The judge, in passing senten0e, t'efeu'ed to the fact that Heffernan sn, was convict- ed in ClliOo n about 3 years ago on a I' chatge to11011 the slave, but was re• leased on suspended sentence. He ' eves given tett indeterminate sentence from 8 to 18 months in prison. The Sou was allowed out on suspended sentence with a warning. Gorrie Public meeting last Friday evening to discuss Hydro. We welcome Rev. A. McKibbin and family to 2+033ie. Miss Gladys Stinson is at present spending her vacetiou at Atlantic City. J. 13. and Mrs. Austin are at present in London, where Mr, Auat{n is under- going treatment fat' eye ttonble, Miss Alma Hastie, who o ha s been at. tending 111311 School at Chatsworth, is Ppending her. vexation at her home h ore, e,. L. 11. Twatnley, L neknow, has been engaged 05 Principal of Gerrie Public School roe the ensiling year at a sal- ary of 311110, him. 'I'wamley is at pees - int. taking the Summer course at the CA, C. Blyth I Miss Carrie Sims left. -to take a course at the O. A, O. in Guelph, J, C. Heffron has inuchase6 the butcher business sold by him to John eternise scene months ago. Trinity church Ladies' Guild is pre. paring few bazaar to be heal of second day of Blyth Full Trait, Proceeds ata foe the furnace in the church, The luarriage took place very quiet- ly on Saturday, July Bed, et Clinton t Mo. Edith le. MaEltoy, Bivth, to John Ii. Bell, of Morels, Rev. 8, Anderson, a former pastor of the couple, conducted the ceremony, bir, Monday, Wednesday and friday Will those interested kindly take notice. JNO. LOGAN, Proprietor. and \its. Bell will reside in Blytit. While driving from the rear of Ben, Mason's residence, \Vm, elc1lrny had the misfortune of being caught by a clothes line and thrown from the wagon breaking 2 rills and nlherwtse injuring himself. He is getting along nicely although he feels his injuries to quite an extent yet, Fordwich Local telephone Hues are at present undergoing a thorough renovation. Annual District Orange sermon w418 preached in the Anglican church, Fordwich, Sunday, July 111h, by the Rev, M. Brett, Palmerston, Master George Harris; adopted son of Wm, and Mrs. 13oehler, 6th Con., returned from Neustadt where he was undergoing treatment to hie eye, Some weeks age while cutting a branch from a tree the knife he was using slipped and struck him across the eye, cutting right into the pupil. He is almost recovered from the acei• dent and while itis most unfortunate that he will lose part of the sight of that optic, itis gratifying that the in- jury is no worse, EVIDENCE Of Success of Hacking's Heart and Nerve Remedy and [acking's Kidney and Liver Pills —o -- Wm. Fullerton, R. R. 1, Listowel: "I dbdtored for eight years for Stomach Trouble and Pains all through my body, gat no relief until I used Hackinees Heart and Nerve Remedy which fixed' me up 0111 right. I used Hacking's Kidney and Liver Pills along with the Remedy." Mrs. H. Hinchcliffe, Winghamt I was on the point cd a complete Nervous Breakdown, could not sleep or plan my household duties, suffer- ed with my Heart and. my Nerves and doctors could do 131tle for me. Attertaking the first box of Hack- ing's Heart and Nerve Remedy I improved so much in health that I continued with 'a 6 ibox treatment and am able to return to my work with renewed vigor." Mr. Richard Jones, Goon, Ont.: "I halve had Pains under my Heart for some time and tried all sorte of remedies and have been to four dif- ferent doctors and could get no re- lief, I took one box of Hacking's Heart and Nerve Remedy and felt very much better, 1 look another bee and harm been able to work again, Before I took your remedy I could not work for weeks at a tame, the pall was 50 great" These are only a dew c the many testimonials that come to us Volute tartly and 1 am euro that you too will get beneficial results if you will but give them a fait trial. Buy them from your dealer, mals€ on Hack- Ing's, ei*i'Cs•i•m•6v 1•5P+4,l+I'C.40+.-i4+e4'4'46+$. 44+4+4+4+4.9+5'.1-4-I-•1-34 4t 1' The Seaforth Creamery eream Wanted e,.�,rm'..+. -- ."�' "T•� ,�=ua„�"'� "'arm -i Send your' (::ream to the established and that gives you Satisfactory Results. We solicit your patronage give you thorough satisfaction. Creamery thoroughly Service S ervice and knowing that we can We will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test • it. honestly, using the scale test to weigh Cream sam- pies 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. Mr(ATT. Phone 211o. Brussels, or write CO d• •• 1444 404.4+4+4+444-480♦-464.44i►•'+146 The Seaforth Creamery Co. SEAFORTH, ONT. The 100 -acre farm nn the 0th Con. owned by 1Vm. S. McKee was prat, chased by Richard Armstrong, of neat Listowel, possession to be given next December, While scuffling potatnee, James Gibson, 411 Hue, met with a serious accident. Morse became ftlghiened and gut unmanageable and in some way Mr. Gibson got tangled up in Ole lines and scullier. lie was dragged len •0 chnlcn young nntt ns Bulls Por ante, quite a distance erred 'Vas 011 eevel'ol y kills 11 VIT111n 0(11md tutu (0 01006110, These bruised and shaken up that he was in bulls are of the old Pride of Aberdeen strait bed for several days. Ile is now able . sed sired by Middlebrook Rover 6111---.0145--. to be ftp had is recovering nicely, al•Blyth Etta 2810 1(0!3T. R. W BTT,• R, R, 1. though he still feels the effects of Zhu (0101110111. Bull for Service Sale by Tender Yearling Strayed Strayed on the premises of the undersigned, Lot 21, Con 5, Morris, on or abort Tune 1st, a black yearling. Owner is requested to prove property, pay4x(35105 and }nun it away Phone 11 4, J, J. SELLERS. Bulls for Sale Tha undersigned wilt keep for service at Lot 10 Con. 18, Grey, the thoro'•b'ed Aberdeen The DfonerielY (tore properly is eiferrd for Angus Bnll, "Scottie 7thl' Term,, 5600, pay o,' 10per her e marked cheque f o s bred e19ow a gale h sedan A n kep m t o •viae. C w t qbee attl oo e ya cent of tender must accompany the offer and will be returned 1f not accepted. Tenders re• oolitic' up to 50304115th. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepter. J.A. MOEWEN, 2-4 R.B. 2, wioghom. Teacher Wanted Toacher wanted for S 5, No, 10, Morris township, Intron County. Norma I Certificate. Duties to commence Sept. 1st, State salary and experience, if any, D. IBADIRAY, Secretary, .. Bluevats R, 13. No, 2, Teacher Wanted Experienced teacher with Normal Certifl- este, wanted for 8. S. No. 4, Grey township, duties to commence Sept. 1st. Applieents to state experience, qualifications and salary ex- pected, before July 16th, to B. PATE', Secretary, 1.8 R. R. 2, Bluovele, MAUDE 0. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLO'01ST Graduate Department of Ophthalmology, Dtb- Oormick Medial College, (Waage, Ill. Three months post graduate worse during past Tear, Eyes correctly fitted with Glasses, Head - Robes, Inflomed Eyes, Grenulsted Eye Lids and other Eye troubles, paused by Eyestrain. relieved through properly fitted Glasses, Satisfaction Assured. Optical Parlor in Leckie block, one door South of Barrister Sinolair's office. (Moe hours : B to 12 a, m.; 1 to 0 po ol, Also Wednesday and Saturday evenings, Phone Rex ring 4 n of naowna, 608 M. L. CARDIFF, Proprietor. Bull for Service Tho undersigned will keep for Service, on Sy' Lot 80, Con. 2, Morris township, the thoro'-bred Short Horn Bull, Gainford of Salem, No. 80418 Sired by Gainford Marquis 11068801 : Dam Mildred VII by Royal Sailor 1180581, Ped- igree may be seen o0 application. Terms - 510.00 for num.-brads payable at time of ser- vice with privilege to return. Grade cows not allowed. THOS. PIERCE, Proprietor CRAIGIE'S DOUBLE No. 18400 Enrolment No. 5050 Form I wall stand for service at the stable of the pro- prietor, 8% Lot 20, Oen, 0,Morrie. Ternie- 510 00 to insure a foal, ROOT, NICHOL, Phone 1610 Proprietor. CUMBERLAND GEM t18o78( '1160801 Enrolment No. 1881 Form I W. J. MEDHURST, Proprlotor Win stand for the improvement 01tock dur- ing the 1000011 of 1826, at Tho,. Milloil', stable,, S�ILot 28, Con, 8 Storris, Terms : 2. 0 to ho- euro, payable P'ebrorry tat, 1021, db -12 •.468'644.4444444446.046.1•••0••00.0000.00044400.40.• 0 • • • • • 4 • •• • 4 • • • • e A Stratford ebc4.404•.9.6444.0404446weee•••6. 4e e•oe+464♦44e•••4l4•Q Students May Enter Any Time ed We give thorough Courses ; have Experienced Instructors u r who give individual Retention to pupils. s. Our graduates are meeting with success. We are training Soldiers under Soldiers' Civil Ile -establishment Commission. Address the College for Free Catalogue, to either or Wingham 6 0 • 4 • 0 '. • • • 4 • 0 • • /11011111•101041_'. Cream Wanted Ship yr;ur 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- ment 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, Brossels Crm StewParorta.Bros, p F'w r'ti