The Brussels Post, 1920-7-22, Page 4the AtttszleiA Volt
1'11C117i11:1 i t.'L1 a tubs,
CROP reports from diiTrren' pacts of
the West are optimistic. A good har-
vest badly needed anti w.allii be eeiinane
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THE "i.ibera is laid•' wets :-quelzen
out of what was denominated a ''Un,ou
Government. Last shuffle put the ki-
bosh on it.
5 or 6 Dominion bye Elections will liv-
en up the political arena ie Canada and
May partake s?tnewbat of the surprise
box quality.
SECRETARv of the U. S N:•vy Daniels
is complimented as a man who would
neither buy gold bricks nor tion:, mull
puce. He's the tuelal.
ARE you lining up with she Electors
who will vote in October for more etri':-
gent measures to shut out booze from
the Canadian youth ? Total Prohibition
is the aim.
Los Awoe(,eq, California, received a
quartette of shakes front Mother Earth
last Friday that caused the people to sit
up and take notice, No serious dam-
age was done fortunately.
OFFICERS are enquiring for names of
the chauffeurs wlto are still using the
"glare" lights on their cars. tinter
comply with the law, boys, as it is
cheaper than the compulsory lrss,nrs
likely to be taught von
300 motorist "pi.<ers" :from Mirhigau
touring Canada is one way to sped pot
Good Roads The Goyetnment don't
want to lose sight of the fact however
t in • t.tio
that all the ravel Oa 9
is not eurilinetl to .0 bre line front 1Vind.
`Ire to Toronto.
CANADIAN Railway Association is ask-
ing the Railway Commission for a 3o
per cent increase in freight rates. A
big legal fight may attend the discus-
sion of the application. Increase of
wages expense operating of o eratin is said
to be the reason tor request.
FARMERS' Suis figures out the pet
capita indebtedness of Ontario to be
$434.00 at the present date. We wond-
er when retrenchment will be the
watchword, Multiply the above figure
by the number in your home circle and
y.,0 get your share of the debt.
SPEEDERS in Greece have dire conse-
quences. Policemen posted along tnain
thoroughfares when they see a car com-
ing at prohibited speed put down a
plank studded with spikes. If the car
crosses the plank its tires are punctured
and there is no way unt only to stop and
submit to arl:;st.
PREMIER DRURY has more backing in
the country over the Hydro radial ques-
tion than possibly some of his opponents
think. It's a good thing sometimes to
stop for a:minute and ask whither are
we drifting ? A ship without a rudder
or a wheelsman usually misses the har-
bor and gets on the rocks,
GRRA'r;is the Goddess of Fashion.
Live snake necklaces are now worn by
some up'to-the•miuute women in Paris
restaurants. A small toad or a mouse
attached as a pendant would improve
the new tad no d'cbt and add to the
"thrill" of these leaders, in introducing
the new craze.
THIS is the day of youthful culprits and
the Police Court records have only to be
read to prove thin, It is a perplexing
condition of affairs and knocks very
loudly at the door of every home calling
for a real survey of the situation an that
possibly "timber" being prepared to
fill the jails and penitentiaries may be
headed off and their feet turned into a
better way. Night prowling gangs
Wag no good to themselves nor credit
to law and order, To what class does
your boy or girl belong ?
Arty set of men who back up the rum.
running campaign on the Detroit river
border r
are worse than the law•d
efieis
who run the gauntlet at night in trying
to pilot the l ooze to its destination,
'Phe law is to blame if it does not sit on
the culprits so bard that the emphasis
will spell Canada and officers of the law
who wink at offences or sleep at their
post should be given such a shake -tip
that they would understan d their re•
sponsibility and either do it undiuehing•
ly or quit the job and make way for men
with baokbone, not cotton strings.
1.F Rev. Ben. Spence, of the Domin-
ion Alliance,' and Rev. Dr. Grant, of
the Referendum Committee, want to
"scrap" over who is "it" in authority it
might be a good policy to drop the two
of them out of office and proceed Witb
the oampaigu minus the personal
squabble. The question at issue is too
big b waste time over nonessentials
and the plainer leaders are told this the
better for the cause and all concerned.
Our advice is "Cut out the jangle and
let us trove forward as a mighty Army."
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prefiteernig gang whom the Govern-
or 01 1 uut'ii s It'n .. t, t-dLtrt! of 1011ed
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SChWol Lairs in huroli County
Following are the dates set for the
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DATE 1r1I1tR1i HELD 11.1]
1 Sept, it Dashwood Thursday
I ' 1(1.,,...,,,t'reditou . Friday
" hl .......tlutrie Thursday
17 Eth.•1 .. .Friday
" lti E't trei .. 11111. , •.S,aturday
,?o ..,,.., Colborne ;Monday
" 21 ..3leKillnp .,,,....Tuesday
" 22 ,...CBoron .-Wednesday
" 29 .,,,...St, Helens ...Wednesday
Bn Walton Thursday
Oet, 1 ... ,..Wroxeter .... ..Monday
5..,- „Ilelgrave ,.Tuesday
8 131uevale .........,. Friday
Meighen's Cabinet
Hon. Arthur Meighen has formed
his new Cabinet. With three excep•
tions the personnel is the same as that
of the late Borden admiuietratiou.
'Phe nets uteri to he taken iu M e Hon,
F'. 13. McCurdy, Minister of Public
Winks ; Hon, R. W. Wigmore, :Minis-
ter of Cnstutne and Inland Revenue,
and Hon, l±- K. Spinney, of Yarmouth
Chili e, 1511 Later without portfolio,
The new Cabinet follows :
Hon. Arthur Meighen, Pilule Minis-
ter and Secretary of State fur Extern-
al Affairs.
Sit George E. F'pster, Minister of
Trade mull Commerce.
Hon. 0. 3. Doherty, Minister of
,lustier,
Hou. Arthur Sift on, St'ctetaty of
State,
Hon. 3 A. Calder, Prer.itle a 1d the
Privy Council and Minister of lin-
inigtntion and Colonization.
Sir Henry Drayton, ;Minister of
Finance.
Hou, J. D, Reid, Minister of Rail-
ways and Canals.
Sir James Lougheed, Minister of
the Interior and Superintendent -Gen-
eral of Indian Affairs,
Hon, P. Bloudin, Postmastet.Gener.
al,
Hou. 0. 0. Ballantyne, Minister of
Marine and Fisheries.
Hon. Gideon Robertson, Mf nisier cif
Labor•,
lion. thigh Guthrie, Minister of
'iMilitia and Defence.
lien. S. 15. Tolmie, Minister of Agtr-
cult ore.
Hon. F. B. McCurdy, Minister of
Public Wei
Hon. R, W. Wigmore, nre Minister uf
Customs and Inland Revenue.
Sir Edward Kemp and lion. E. K.
Spinney, .11inist;'ts 'sithnut Put (folio,
Ministerial Support Committee
Methodist laymen and ministers
fi out all uiep icta in the London Con-
ference met Tuesday afternoon of last
week in tate Fitst Methodist Church,
London, to 1ereive it -ports from the
different District representatives and
to complete nil organiz'tioli R1101'211 as
the London Methodist Ministerial
Snppnrt Committee whirls 1vi11 be ex•
tended throughout earl) District with-
in the London Conference.
This nrganiz+atinn has underl akin to
promote an educational rampeign by
correspondence and visitation of cir-
cuits by ptotninent laymen, who will
present to earth rircnit the need of
stetter financial 5uppot1 to the min-
imty,
The General Conference has fixed
the minimum sable;" of Methodist
ministers at $1.100.00 per annum, but
it, is exported the 200.l 0, ds will be �pb
flow xpee11 U(1 to ;jnena00, and in the i p1
larger ehurele s some will exceed this
OW
amount
The retool is received were very en•
couraging, and if these may Ito (liken
as an indication of to hat is to he ex -
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The Annual Celebration will be held on Victoria Park, Brus-
sels, on above (late when a most interesting program
will be presented.
In the Forenoon
Wateri ht a Free Exhibition
of a Water Fight,
with Fire Engine and lines of hose as the weapons will be
put on.
BaseBali
Well contested League Base
Ball Matches will be played in
the afternoon between Wing -
ham, Brussels and Kincar-
Foot 11
Contest between Seaforth and
Brussels has been arranged,
to commence at 6.3o p. m,
dine well drilled teams, who Athletic Sports, &c.
are closely matched. For Children.
be weow� JLilifl kr
bats
Will give Performances on the Platform that will prove
most interesting.
Gati r
Has been engaged, at large expense, to supply choice
Music during the day.
One on the Comic outfits to be present is
THE GIMP
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AND
Composed of to Members who are high-class Musicians
as well as real Fun Makers.
Proermde
On the Park in the Evening by the two Bands. The
Acrobats will also perform.
DANCING- PAVILION
Both .Afternoon and Evening on the Grounds.
Refreshment Booths, &c.
pected from otbet circuits, every
minister in the Lnrtdnn (loam enee
will be assltl'ed at, least, the minimum
salary,
It was decided that every District
throughout the London Conference
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have a choice stock of
TWEEDS
WORSTEDS
PANTINCS
that should be seen be-
fore you place your Spring
order,
Splendid values in
Waterproof Coats
that ate sure to satisfy.
W. P. Fraser
Tailor - Brussels
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� sAa�li be Decorated
For the occasion and Illuminated
in the Evening.
Admission to Park, 25c ; Children under 12, 15c
Don't Miss Brussels Thursday, July 22
D. C. ROSS, G. H. SAMIS,
Chairman. Treasurer.
F.'H. GILROY,
Secretary.
)'Iu case of Bad Weather Concert will be given in Brussels
Skating Rink•
would complete ran nrganizaU0)1 with-
in the Disitiet, which will consist of a
Chairman, a Secretary and ministerial
chairman of the Matt let and one lay-
man from each circuit. These Dis-
trict emnntittees have been asked to
complete their organization by,July
23. The different Quarterly Boards
have also been nmketl to defer their
l+all meeting until after this date in
order that the District representatives
May have an opportunity of giving tali
infornialien to oaeh circuit and to
each board prior to next meeting.
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A quantity of 5x B. C.
Shingles at x17.25 a square
and 37: at Soo per square
for sale.
T. G. Hemphill
WROXETER
The following laymen and ministers
wore present at Pleating in addition
1" n nuulber of other laymen and
ministers who carne to the meeting au
acrnnut of their interest in the move -
meld,
tf' v. W, H. Graham, Stratford ;
11. v. (leo. Jewett, Wyoming ; S. 0,
l'h"wu, Luoau; T. 13. Shlllingtun,
Blenheim; Fied. Holtby, St. Thom-
as ; Ezra Hunt, Lambeth ; 11. Po-
enelc, London ; R. 1. Watson, Lolul•
r.1 ; 3. 0. Hay, Listowel ; A. T. Coop -
r, Clinton ; 3. R. Stedman, Petrnlea;
.1 0, Ferguson, Sarnia ; Rev. E. M.
Tholusou, Wellaceburg ; F. W, Mil-
ler, Lawrence Station ; \V. H. Kerr,
Brussels ; Gen. Stanley, T:ncan ; Rev.
E, G. Powell, Liman ; Rev, W, 3,
Ashton, London,
LET'S GO!
Pitt one hundred men on an island
where fish is a staple article of susten-
ance, Twenty-five of the men catch fish,
Ttwenty-five others clean the fish.
Twenty-five cook the fish. Twenty-
five stunt fruit and vegetables. The en-
tire 'company eats what thus is gather-
ed and prepared.
So long as everybody works there is
plenty. All hands are happy.
Ten of the allotted fish catcheres
stop catching fish.
Ten tnore dryhideo
and part f the
fish they catch,
Five continue to catch fish, but work
only part of the day at it.
Fewer fish go into the community
kitchen.
But the same number of leen insist
upon having the same amount of fish
to eat asthey ley had before.
The fifty teen who formerly cleaned
and cooked the fish have less to do
owing to the undersupply of fish. But
they continue to demand food.
Gradually greater burdens are Laid
upon the fruit and vegetable hunters.
These insist upon a larger share of
fish, in return for their larger efforts
in gathering fruit and vegetables. It
is denied them and soon twenty of the
twenty-five quit gathering fruit and
vegetables.
But the intim one hundred men con-
tinue to insist upon their right to eat.
The daily food supply gradually
shrinks. The man with 2 fish demands
three bananas in exchange for lone
of them, The man with two bannanas
refuses to part with one for fewer than
three fish.
finally the ten sten at work quit in
disgust, Everybody continues to eat.
The hidden fish are brought to light
and consumed. 'Comes a day when there
is no food of any kind. Everybody on
the island blames everybody else.
What would seem to be the solution?
Exactly. We thought you would guess
it,
For we repeat that you_ can't eat,
buy, sell, steal, give away, hoard, wear
use, play with or gamble with What
ISN'T,—Exchange.
Stomach
Disorders
There aa'e no remedies or med-
icines so effective for the treatment
for the various iStoma(A1 Disorders
as Hacking's Heart and Nerve
Remedy and Hacking's Kidney and
Liver Pills. 'llhis we k'no'w, from the
experience we have had from these
preparations and from the know-
ledge we have of the action and
medieitha1 effect of ,the different
drugs and herbs that go into the
ooln,pas1tion of these 'two 'wonderful
remedies.
'Dhe Appetite may be either exag-
geralted, peverted, dianinLehed or en-
'tirety lost, these preparations will
restore ,it. The condition may be
ether Acute or Chronic or the
Nerves supplying the Stomach may
Abe deflebive or there may be Gas on
the Stomach drive to Femiento;tion or
Deoompogition of Foods; no matter
what the ta,oui'ie may be this treat•
went will tone up the organs of the
entire system and bring 'Muck the
glorious good health that you so
much desire.
Pain after Eating, Vomiting, Grad-
ual Loss of Flesh and Strength,
Dyspepsia and Anaemia are some of
the Synllptbma of S'tosnarch Disorders
that quleltIly disappear when you use
Hackings. In order to effect a cure,
however, patience is as essential ave
the tight rento'dy and anyone 'who
has 'been tilting for any length of
time should not expeot to be out ed
In a few d'ay's', Buy 6 boxes elf Hack-
ing's Heart and Nerve Remedy and
3 of Hacking's kidney and Livor
Pills and give them a good trial. Be
sure to got Hacking's.
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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
1♦ it honestly, using the scale test to weigh Cream sam-
h pies and pay you the highest market prices every two
weeks Cheques payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia,
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For further particulars see our Agent, MR. T. C.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—in the
matter of the estate of Thomas
Davidson, late of the Village of
Brussels, in the County of Huron,
Gentleman, deceased,
Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Fe -
%deed Statutes or ntario;' that Ill creditors
and others having elabna against the estate of
the said Thomas Davidson, who died on or
Om about ho lath day of May, A. D. 1020, nee re-
euired on or before the Slat day of July, A, i
D. 1000, to seed by post prepaid or deliver to '
John U. Davidson, of the Vlllapo of liruaeals, In
the County of Huron, nt Brussels P 0 ,
one of the Exroutors of mold deeenscd, Ihr'tr I
Christian entl surnames, addresses anti de-
setlptlone, the fall perticulare of their elaims,
the statement of their nnaennts a11r1 t110 11atur,
of the securities (if any) hold by thein.
And further tale notice that after such last•
mentioned dote the said Exeenters will
proceed to dlat,'ibnte the assets of the deee1
amed
among the parties entitled thereto, luteingg re
gerd only to the chums of which they at.e)1 i
then have notice, end the said Exerntors will
not be liable for the seta assets er any part
thereof to any person or persons of whose
:Mahn notice shall not have been received by
thein at the time of such distribution.
Dated this 12th day of ,Tuly, A D. 1020
IOBN L. DAVIDI1ON, tEx, uutm•s.
ROBERT DAVIDSON, 5
To Contractors
The Municipal. Council of the Township of
Morris are asking for tenders for the construc-
tion of the Robertson drain. Plane, apeelace-
tiona. estdmates, ,Sse., may be seen at the
Clerk's residence. Tenders will be opened nt
the Township. Ball, Monday, July Uhlt at 8
qp nl.
WM. ELSTON, A. a1AcE1VEN,
Reeve Clerk.
Buildings for Sale
A barn 805:74 feet, A drive h
v l o s d 29x
e 00 feet And
other smaller buildings. For rtu'thN partite
Ware ri�ppply to RIGH. JAC%LIN•
Phone' 210 Lot 4, Con. 8, Grey.
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Gradnats Department of Ophthalmology, Ma•
1101' o ok bindles' College, Chicago, M. Threeel oltha poet 81000000 worse during pest year.
Eyes eo•reetly Rtterl with Glosses, Head-
nobes, Inflamed Eyes, Granulated Eye Lids
and other Eye troubles, caused by Ey watt-ain,
relieved through properly fitted Oincses,
Satisfaction Assured.
Optical Parlor In Leckie bleak, one door
South of Barrister Sineloir's office.
Office hours : 0 to 12 n, m.; 1 to 0 p, nn. Also
Wednesday and Saturday evenings,
Phone 20x ring 4
Notice
Notine is hereby Riven Min aril Persons who
dump stones, old DIM, class, tweet], logs,
weee•, with clay attached to them or other
no liisicall tlu' suede or the mtnduliOilty of
M eiilllop will be prneeauted its the Law die.
vets, By order of the Mo3ilinp Connell.
111.301211DIR, Clerk.
July 7th, 1020.
Sale by Tender
The ;ilmrsrie f Store property is offered for
solo by lcnd„t' A nnu 11,1 carina for 10 per
vont nt tender must nevomhanv the offer and
Will 1,e returned If aur uceept •rt. Tenders re•
oaivcd up to August 10th, The highest or any
tender not llecessal'tlY He(C ted.
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J. 1).McEWEN
2-1 R. R. 0, Wiugbam.
Bull for Service
The undersigned will keep for servieo nt Net
10, Con. 13, Grey, the thorn"b ed Aberdeen
Angus Buil, "Scottie 711." Terme 3390, Pay-
able et time of service. Cows bred. elsewhere
not allowed.
50-5 M. L. CARDIFF, Proprietor.
BUN for Service
The tnulet'elgned alt) keep for service, on S;'
Lot 00, Con. 2, Morris township, the thoro'•bred
Short Horn Brill, Gainford of Rulenl, No.
—0 0418—, Sired by Gainford Marquis (1008901 ;
Onto Mildred VII by Hoye' Sailor 118050). Ped-
igree may be Seen on application. Terms—
:110 O0 for tboro •hrvds payable nt time of Ser -
rive with privilege to return, Grade cows not
allowed.
THOS. PIERCE,
Proprietor
I CRAIGIE'S DOUBLE
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Enrolment No. 6070 Form I
Will stand for service at the stable of the pro-
Prietor, sit Lot 28, Con. O, Morrla. Terms -
810.00 to ltilttro a foal,
600T, NICHOL,
Phone 1610 Proprietor,
CUMBERLAND GEM
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Enrolment No, 1807 Form I
W. JPr. MEDHoprietUorRBT,
Will stand for the Improvement of stock dor-
Ing the eeneon of 1020, at Thos. Miller's oteblas,
R31Lot 20, Oen. 0, Morris. Terme ; 012.00 to in -
I sure, payable February 1st, 1021. 9512
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Prompt Service Satisfactory Returns
We furnish you with Can and Pay all Ex-
press Charges, Issue Cheques for the pay-
ment of your Cream twice eaeih month, pay-
able at par at your Bank,
Give the Brussels Factory one trial and you
will not want to discontinue.
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