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Fall Fair. ' Date Is Septemb:r 14 r,,
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Gar an exhibit ready for },r t cyi ! r1ara°�..J..
POLITICIANS are getting, In, kr Vi
paint on. In Poole iuetant'rr. the Mir
is very blue.
WORK is being rushed preparing for
the Toronto Iudustrial Fair which opens
on Saturday, 28th inst,
TARIFF• it:quire stares Ar pe tuber i5.
If it accomplished no tome: than .'UC t.i
the Commissions R will be 0.
Tug desire for a flat rate in Hydro in
ONtatio is gaining new friends and is
not the nonsensical issue its opponents
try to make it out to be.
•Cast!t is to be a gteat boost put on
for the extension of Willard Hall, under
the W. C. T. Lr. Ies a wottby' effort
and deserving of support.
CANADA is considerably interested in
the war being carried on in Poland from
the fact. that there are over 33,00e Poles
resident in Canada, largely in the West-
erly provinces.
"BASK" RuTu's praises are being
heralded. His accomplishment is bat.
ting out home runs. His "s tatting„
has netted hint or ails, 50 eiten4s 01 the
base ball dtatnond this season, Theiris evidently nu hole in his bat.
JOCKEYING with the Referendum date
was a bad start off for the new Domin
ioo Cabinet. The Prohibition question
bas been bumped so many Imes the
public at large appear to desire io see it
get fair play. Changing theof the
be
voting was impolitic as the politicians
will find out.
FRUIT trees have to be propped up itt
Niagara district so it is said, owing to
the great crop The abundance does
not appear to make the price come down
in tbis section of country but we will
live in hope and perhaps add peaches
and cream.
'i'l y a bar;1,t oil t,i
hold facturcr,: of non -C representation here
, Ir t
italestteeetaiee dila !shote >.,t 'Jetted hiatal
dont mane.factufers to keep In doll -
t nt touch with those. 'tette kt e pt•r_
tG,t:eel thee 111 Hilal and theteetelllie
to ellen repairs and supply emus
parts at short notice, While the busi-
ness in any one Hue may not be large
enough to Justify the establishment of
a proper loe.ai organization, which
i-heuld retnot•m difficulties noted u
might prove ter ible for severai manu-
Flout. Non, .n 1, 6:,
ri• with z technical man to took after re -
pr ice? arr.! igh t.
r t'hoi„• is * piths ,t good `ter [:[rgaitllahJii which
McCracken $ ' would adopt the American "follow
W. J. up" system, as it is termed, and a
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most likelyltr
to be needed. Unless some
such system is adopted, it Is to be
feared that the imports of United mach
leery to this market :•iii become cen-
tintiailv
From War To Peace.
The transition of industrial works
front a war to a peace basis is being
effected gradually and with varying
results. Foundries and machine shops,
in some instances appear to have dif-
ficulty in securing sufficient business
to occupy their capacity since the
Armistice. Many works were enlarged
to cope with the demand for munit-
ions and the increased capacity has
not always been utilized partly on
account of labor troubles, dull market
conditions in certain tines and the sale
of second-hand machinery previously
used in munition shops. Labor troubles
market conditions, and the organizat-
ion necessary for the establishment of
export trade have reared manufactur-
ing progress of industrial firms. On the
whole however few adverse effects were
apparent during the year as a result of
post war Conditions.
A note of the actual position o1
a few typical industries in Ontario,
which devoted their energies to war
work will be of interest
(a) Firm of founders crane makers
and ,inechinistsi—Sufticeent business
has not been obtained to occupy full
capacity. The firm is now in a position
made
th tinespreviously
to handle e
and one or two new ones, including
machine tools.
(b) Firm making drop forgings and
drop forged tools. The capacity of the
works was doubled during the war,
The company is operating to full cap
acity and is making several new lines,
OUTLOOK OD
THE DOMINION
5o to 55 cents a dozen for eggs in the
good old Summer season is enough to
turn a ro year old hen green with envy
when she tells the pullets in the barn-
yard of her exploits at q and to cents tor
the same quantity and quality. Few
phases of agriculture yield better results
than the poultry department to day,
Forecast Is One of Degree of
Development Far Surpassing
That Achieved Hitherto
—Economic, Industrial
and Commercial
Conditions.
You don't have to be in Ireland to
get "all het up" over the Irish -question.
As an example jos. Develin, M. P.. was
expelled from the British House of
Commons for some of his utterances.
Joe has a bad tongue wbeo it gets wag.
ging.
"'PEE dear little Shamrock" is losing
much of its poetic charm by the ruin
and disaster being wrought in the Emer-
ald Isle. That "Little bit of heaven"
that we used to sing about may need to
submit to very decided remoulding to
be even within the provetblal •'mile of
the truth."
A review of the year which has
elapsed since the signing of the
armistice suggests that economic,
lindustriai and; commercial condi-
tions are sound and that given
more stable political and social con-
ditions throughout the world than
those obtaining at the beginning of
4430, the Dominion should achieve
a degree of development far sur-
passing that achieved hitherto, de-
clares F. W. Field, British trade
commissioner in Ontario, in a Bri-
tish Blue Book just issued.. Canada
has gained a larger sense. of na-
tionhood through the war,. and this
feeling will become more pronounc-
ed as the time passes and .con-
ceivably rind expression in the eco-
nomic sphere. Here achievements
in finances. in production of 'every
here -
p
kind, as well as those of expe-
ditionary forces, have engendered
feelings of the kind mentioned, in
common with her Allies, she is con-
fronted with grave problems, but
is dealing with them with charac-
leies5lee !energy end hopefulness.
With her vast resources .she has
reason to hope that in the difficult
times ahead, she will creat sufficient
wealth to liquidate her heavy burden
of debt and to play a more prominent
part in world economy.
Market for British Manufactures.
How many people have you humped
into, or nearly so, since you started driv•
tag a car 1 With the rapid increase of
cars comes the increasing number of
accidents so that it is almost a daily oc-
currence to record an injury or fatality.
More drastic legislation is almost sure to
be passed to obviate this story.
GROG RUNNERS are to be more sharp-
ly dealt with along the Detroit river_
Troubleseems to be Caoucks are too
anxious in coveting Uncle Sam's silver
dollars and are ready to run big risks in
this get -rich -quick business. IE every
violator was "cooped" for 6 months in
stead of being fitted the game would
speedily come to an end. It's folly to
play with the violators.
As a market for British manufactures
Ontario presents an attractive field,
more especially in the lines in which
United Kingdom manufacturers have
excelled for so long, The development
of Canadian manufacturing, of which
such a large proportion is carried on in
Ontario, leads one to the conclusion
that the greater part of British trade in
this market will in future years be con -
Dancing
and
Music
The emotion -n.1 side of the major-
ity of people cannot be satisfied by
Free Libraries, Gymnasiums, Play-
graunele, etc. The love of moving the
heaeithy.body to the rhythm Of music
in some foram 01 dancing is an in-
born Decullsaet, of the average man
and woman; with liquor and indec-
ent music, however, dames may do
fined to the principal groups of manu- more harm than bacteria. It is path -
factures which Constituted the busin-
ess here of United. Kingdom firms be-
fore the war.
Japanese Activities.
The activities of the Japanese con-
tinued during the past year and every
effort is being made to obtain business
in the Canadian market. A large range
of samples of goods sold here have
been obtained by the representatives
of Japanese manufacturers and agree-
ments made to duplicate them at a
much lower price than quoted by
their competitors.
A number of factors are operating
against the acquisition by Japan of a
Targe volume of trade in this area, in-
cluding such matters as terms and
methods of doing business, deliveries,
quality, etc.. but it would be a mis-
take on the part of United Kingdom Remedy to strengthen the Nerves, to
manufacturers to ignore the growing add power to the Heart and to re -
strength of this competition, There verve and stireelate the cirrulatlon of
are those who believe that this was the Blood.
do a Buy
t6 hfor $2 6o. your
done in some instances in past years
dealer.when Germany commenced to gather "-
information and samples in various
markets and to obtain a foothold in
trades in which severe competition had
not generally been anticipated,
Agencies In United States.
SOUR folk think a eharivari one of the
funniest get-ups going but a Sarnia 3.
P. fined a young men and a young
`women ilts.00 and costs each for being
contributors to the undesired Attention.
Largest factor in most of such sprees Is
gall on the part of the promoters. A
practical lesson on the suhject of "mind
your own business" would be culture of
a high class.
ale to see in our lamge towns and
cities young men and women rush
to some dance hall to eatiely a
(desire for amusement.
People Who have used up their
strength in Dancing, Late hours,
Retch Foods or leave, perhaps looked
too long upon the Wine when it was
Bed and have let Oki Sohn Barley-
corn
arleycorn sap their vi-ballity wills find a
boon in the use of
Hacking's Heart and Nerve Remedy.
It will dispel ",that tired reeling"
take away that reeling of depression
and nervousness that comes from
lowered vitality and brings back the
nealUhy rich, red carer to the cheeks,
It will make your beauty sleep more
satesfydng so that you will awake in
the mornings full of We and hope
and more table to carry on with the
duty's work. The "habits that hurt"
can more easily be overcome if you
117 use Hacking's Heart and Nerve
A bad temper is not much of a "find"
either to its possessor or those with
whom he meets. When it brings him
to trouble, as it is almost sure to do,
temporary insanity is generally the plea.
How to cureaueh a passion is to keep
Wel nntt think before you speak or act,
People (don't have to take needless
abuse whenever a fellow short-in•the-
grain, feels disposed to fire a volley,
Hertel' will catch more fifes than vine
gar any time, Take the hint.
It is still a matter for the eonsiderat
ion of certain United Kingdom firms
as to whether their agency arrange-
ments for Ontario and Canada generally
should be treateed as part of their
United States agency arrangements. At
least one British firth with branch
works in the United States has now'
established a branch in Ontario, The
tendency of United States firms with
trade connections in Canada is to be es
tahlishetl separate units in Canada,
either branch works, offices or agents
to deal with their Canadian trade,
There appears to be an opportul-
ity for increased sales of machinery of
various kinds in this market including ;
air compressors hoisting machinery
mining, equipment, textile machinery,
and various other lines in which United
Kingdom firms have proved specialists,
Three of the factors operating against
greater business ate the lack of suf-
ficient local representation and active
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The Things that tast Forever
atp'EMORz goes beyond to•lnot-
�� row end beyond the years.
Memory treasures the pie -
Imes of the past and finds its better
hopes in Inetnotiala that eyprese
beauty. harmony of line and letter-
ing, nn(1 above all, rentimianee,
oil• wutklnauship tend the teeth
ity n1 in:aerial we employ have
bootie lit tis many niisought lettets
Of !approval and endorsement of the
ohm eel er t•1 outs work,
We have specialiteci In this line f •1 r5ats and we know how to
punho t i11 nontal., that to 0 tearer"1 err 4,1 diteuity, rrliurntrant and
teineel•ved eleg tilts,
Brussels Granite and Marble Works
ALLAN IL HERSEY
4 +y y 41 ✓ 4.444 +40 24'1 P f4"14i"r•i'w: w& 4tWe•a"`r0$ .5•
Tho SoaforthCreamery
e) Firm making and heavy forgings. The company is now making motor
The works were enlarged by about 500 cars its plans calling for the production
during the 12 months
the the product of 15
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Send your Cream to the (-reamer), thoroughly
established and that gives you Prompt Service aid
Satisfactory Results,
We solicit you 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 Sams
pies and pay you the highest market prices every two
weeks. Cheques payable At par ,ti. IStl;lh u( Nutt ,)Cntia.
For further particulars see our Agent, MR, T. C.
A
McCL1 Phone 231o, Brussels, 01' write: to
The Seaforth Creamery
SEAFORTH, ONT.
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d•a4044+4&'/-40+434044944444,00+6 i -44444+e4 a+0i 4$ Lt 4 A`T'0b°$4. �
per cent. during to war
being mostly forged steel shell cgs- ending October, 1920; 1.000 mein are ion cases for motor cars, In the near MAL.ID ' 0, BRYA $
n,r„rP !,soaped gears and differential
es, The shell plant has been scrapped employed. purpose and Is standing idle. The production (g) Firm making shrapnel tubes cases fora similar tui ose will be
forgingsand locomotive parts during the war. Tlie company is now made. A heat treating plant to harden
of mana continued
.
Conti»ued hilt awing to a de- making bushings for motor cars and is and Ideat gears has leen established.
is beingp
cline in the demand for those lines doing a domestic and export business The company is also making phon0-
the works are operating under capao- , to the United States. i graph motors and gramophone cabinet
itv (h) Firm making shells during the hardware such as hinges, lid supports,
(d) Firm making b r shell machinery, I war. The company is now making mot- needlecups, etc, Other departments are
rbc. The entire works were devoted ors fur phonographs and lighting fix- making spark plugs for motor cars,
le war work. Its plans for the future totes. 1 and bicycle chains. In addition the eons -
were laid aside on account of the un- I (i) Firm making shells during the parry is doing a commercial business in
rest in the ranks of 'the metal work- � war. The company is nolo engaged in small stampings and automatic screw
g products. All these lineshave been tak+.l.4.4.s.k.t••h+k++d.+o+•i••a+d•fie••si•+S,4
des causing a disorganization ''which .the manufacture of agricultural tract-
in November, t019 was still apparent, li ors and is seeking export trade as well en tip and developed since the Armis •F
(e) Firm making locomotives. This as domestic business.
firm continued its regular lines during I (1) Firm making machinery and shel
the war making also shell forgings and is during the war. The company's
finished shells. The forging and ,trach- works were purchased by an United
fining plant was sold the buildings re- I States firm for the manufacture of tung
modelled as blacksmith and tank shops' sten products.
for tie company's regular work. I (k) Macine and stamping comtion
(f) Firm making motor cars, Dur- { contracts this concern commenced
ing the war the company's works were , the manufacture of several lines one
applied to the manufacture of aero- department being devoted exclusively
plane engines, 200 men being employed to the making of gears and transntiss-
OPHTHALMOL.CGIST
Gradual() 5 ell kill!! 'o Ih go Ch tanlgo,t111. Three
motel les post graduate run r.1 do ring past year.
Bros co-reotl yr neva with (nemesia need-
Myra,
a nrtaother 8)yee troubles, eeuserl Byellted ie 103,e --aunts
relieved through properly awed Olncsea.
Sati.faaticafi Aaeurrtl.
1)u1 tela) Psrlur l,acklu binok, one door
smith or Barrister Shtolnb•'s °Moe.
Mae }mare ; 11 in 12 n. 10 t 1 Ind 0. in. Also
SVen, , ,Iay and ici1r III evenings
Pho
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Department o-FCustoms and Inland Revenue
NOTICE
To Manufacturers, Wholesalers
and Retailers
NOTICE is het'i;by given to all concerned, that
Returns, accompanied by remittance of Luxury
and Excise Taxes, must be matte as follows to the
local Collector of Inland Revenue from whom any
information desired may be obtained.
Returns of Luxury Tax must be made on the first
and fifteenth day of each month.
Returns of Jewellers' Tax, Manufacturers' Tax, and
Sales Tax must be made not later than the last day
of the month following the month covered by the
Peturn.
Returnfor Taxes in Arrears must be made forthwith,
otherwise the penalty provided by law will be enforced.
By order of the
DEPARTMENT Of CUSTOMS AND INLAND REV£Ni1E
THOS. G. DAVIS,
COLLECTOR OF INLAND REVENUE
London, Ont,
ACIFIC
FARML!ORERS
"Fare Going "---•$15 to Wiffiit4PFG. "Fare Returning" --$20 from WINNIPEG,
cent per mile Winnipeg to destination. A cent per mile starting point to Winnipeg,
GOING DATES - TERRITORY
Froin Stat'ons in Ontario, Smith's Falls to and including Toronto au rake Ontario Store Line
AUGUST 9, and Havelo k•Petrrbato Line,
and From Steil (ns 'Kingston to Renfrew lunation, lnctucive.
AUGUST 7 6.' 1 From Stations 00 l otanta•Sudbury direct line between Tomtit)) and Parry Sound inclusive.
Prom Stat:•.ns Drerwel toP set I Toronto toe ' in til, t t r 'tx.nyge r 1n 3usive
rFrom Stations South and V ding Hamilton and Windsor Oat.
AUGUST 11, 1 From Owen Sound, V7utkerton, T'eeswater, %quahaw, Blots, Listowel, Goderiub, tit, bfary'b
AUGUST 1
and
Part Burwell, and St. Thornes SIranaile),
S. I Ftrm SEs+: ,ns Toronto and Trotala to Dutton, inclusive, ...... _
SPROIA5 TRAINS ,ROM tonoNTo
m Canadian Pacific Ticket Agents.. r V!. )s. 1tCWARD, 7T.slrict Passenger Agent, Toronto.
Pull particulars f
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Teacher Wanted
Teacher wanted for Si, S. No.8, Grey town- l have •r1 choice stock Of 't'
ship, 13urm1 Oounty. 2nd Class Profess)onnl. - •r
Duthie to CuIni11enaa 111 September. Apple- ! ,j,
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cants to state uelidoetiott, experience end t 4. -'r [E.-.
eala•y, GEo. MOTAGGAR'r, sec: Turas.,
Braaaels 11, 10. No.2 WORSTEDS ,r
Teacher Wanted B�IAI�ITII°JC�S 4.
Tenoher,holdhlgNormniOertl0cate,wanted that should be seen be- t
for S. S, No. 5, Morris township, Paron Co,
Applicants to state experience. qualification
and salary desired. Duties couuuenoe after
vacation. Apply at once to
t'ROtt, LONE, Secretary, �l,
Phone 3118 Brussels IC B. 5. ; I 0 .0
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I d Splendid values ill4.
BaaII for Service t Waterproof Coats i.
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The nnderelgned will keep for sarvioo, on 8r/that are sure to satisfy.
Lot 80, Con. 2, Morrie township, thethoro"brad d• }
Short Horn Bull, (dninfnvd of Salam, No.am Mildred VII by Royal sailor nI8959). Pad- s +®■ ® Fraser .
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levee May be seen on application. Ternla—
men for thorn -brads payable at time of ser- Tadlor - Brnsseis T.
vice with privilege to return, Grade cows nob .t.
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Cream Wanted
Ship 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.
S�ewartBrussels Creaver Props.
