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T`HURS'DAY, cher 1teelbkk 9, rt.,
10 CRNT a P0111111 a; u ie lannileey'
spite the efforts of no, teftn't,, sed
•sholeselers. Ican', ,•om-e ally too ;:( r,t
I;e.orzAe. or n dose beim; , repr:•^rnna-
tion of what Ireland Klands for a tiler
Would probably be rhoree' appropriate at
this jllneture.
Tera women of the Honed States wilt
be entitled to vole at the coming P& 100'
dential
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dential Election next November. I1
will make a noticeable difference too Ion
may be sure. Terra firma m toes
40 YEaxs ago butter sold at 12 cents
per pound ; eggs 9 ceet + d, zoo coo
Potatoes 35 cants It bushel We nerd
WESTERN FAIR GROUNDS, LONDON
not tett you what lies to h: peed today ••Wu,
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for the same very necessary arti1 leo furesee.ese eta tee.::arFa e.,,tee esee„ez,Ol oiy,
the household.
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Baguets for the Editor ?
DIRECTUM, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y '�
Following 0I''e cnitn. o1 tho taffy ro-
nueeks "f THE 1'us•c's peat ere : --
TILE Poa'i' is 1 1•:ip±ht, well edited
weekly and we :vtelt it tit, its genial
paced a mile in 2 or} last week, That's
going some but the practical valine is not
of much account. A. geed horse that can
wheel a buggy along the htgbway at 8
or ro miles an hour serves a better pur-
pose in this work -a -day „orifi. editor enol her 40 veers of prosperity.
Clinton Nows•Ibr'i
A 2 headed match is one of the new
inventions which will do double du'y bt• _Conor et tlatiot.s 10 Bre, P H,
breaking it in two after the fist service Reu, +chn has rel=lpleted his 40111
g Year a+ editor of Tai': BRUssELs Pose..
It would require to be made of hotter , ale was editing THE Pose. before
stuff than some that hove been on the
market, which were so brittle it wos
next to impossible to "strike a Tight"
without a number of attempts.
MENNONITES in Swift Current Ineatit Y.
Sasketchewau, have d,eeided to (moiety
with the goverument eelln 11 pulley anti
send their ch1Llren to 111110113, "('hill
should end a nasty wrangle and place
the children of these people in a hotter
future diaus who are
position as re Caux
u u
readyand willingto be law abiding
g
people.
BOLSHEVISM is a cancer that will eat
n
the life out of any man who en , . (facts
this•widespread disease, It is rot only
a menace to any land but sure death to
real brotherhood, and modern) advance-
ment. Europe has already proven how
far short it comes of the necessary el.
ements of fair play and individual rights
and 1ibe-ties. what should be done
with it ? Hit it hard and often, trap it
in its inception and give -it no quarter
where it attempts to carry on its insidu-
ous and infamous program,
BOOSTING the Bell 'Telephone rate is
not being received with that welcome
acclaim that the Company appears to
think should be the case. This is the
day of the telephone and by some means
it should be cheapened in service rather
than any attempt to add to' the cost of
this important utility. Some say Gov-
ernment ownership is the cure but a few
of these experiences were mingled with
wormwood and gall, The latter was
stere in evidence.
THE POST sounds a warning note to
direliet husbands that should be taken
into serious consideration, A Mrs,
Russell, of Boston who says her husband
cannot maintain her and their ry child-
ren offers to raffle him off at $5 oo per
ticket and if this plats is not a success
(she asks that 20,000 tickets be sold)
theo she figures the next best thing
would be an auction sale of hubby. It is
said that the husband is not opposing
the proposition but rather desires to
have a hurry -up call issued. It your
wife tried to sell you what would he a
fair price?
LAST Huron Fall Fair will be held in
Brussels next Tuesday and Wednesday,
14113 and rsth lusts., and will be an extra
good one. Get a membership ticket
and make an exhibit, The Directorate
cannot clo it all no matter how well they
plan. Every member of the 3 or 4 ad-
joining Farmers' Clubs should be on the
list as it is right along their line and was
originated for the special benefit of the
agricultural community. Despite this
fact there have been scores of folk who
have never been on the membership roll
and consequently were never exhibitors.
Let 192o be the exception and give the
Fair a big boost.
Marr, order business tai the big stores
in the cities is one of the best routes to
kill out the towns and villages. There's
only one once to this sort of bargaining
viz to spend your money at home with
the local dealers One (rause for the de-
partmental stores flourishing is their
voluminous advertising, both in the
newspapers, and by pamphlets and price
'late. They are not spending their
thousands annually just for fun but are
no doubt teaping large results from tbis
expenditure. Sometimes the local bus).
ness man says "We could have given
just as good a bargain" but if 11e don't
let the public know of his bargains then
he must be at a great disadvantage when
it come to matching men who play pub-
licity as one of their strong cards end
reap correspondingly large advantages,
There's no guess work about this matter
its a self evident foot.
many of ihl• 30.1.e0111 Pdt3018 of porno
Collins were born. IIB surely 30 the
lhuidy of u: all, and here is one el the
yennl:e;t ul' tee. yenegetels wishing
you success for many VOWS 111 mule in
setae' Snnetttm stmeta'itlt11, Bro. Kerr.
- Wirt ghatu Ad Vatter,.
The )'1Cpneit,a' ext, 1111'; h ,11y veto,
gratid:altone to W. Il Kele on having
enutpleted hie 40,11 veer :LS Editor and
Proprietor of foe: i)iL0SSIliLS Pus'r,
one of the r:ewsie.st end beet edited
weekly papers in Oula)in. 40 years
1 ne Newel (1 and
' t 10014 time I( I k f 1
Itis
perhau- with the gtetre advantages
the youth of this geueratinn have
fallen heir to, we may sae (wise a
country editor who will nut gave wed
nett shine those editors or country
papers whit started et n'lt
Me, Km 1.
f tt }n
and a he last. Wem h• i. maw t
11(1)10 al 11113 %VP very 11111011 don ht it..-
llurnh Hepeeitrn.
\V. H. Kett Inas eempteled 40 ports
as publisher 111'1'trE BRUSSELS POST
and now is the "Daddy' of all the
newspaper 101011 in filo oe, every other
paper in the County having changed
hands at least once clueing the 40
years. 42 years ago 11r. herr and
Idt. Pettypiece, proprietor or The
Free P1 4188 were chtims together in
the good old town of Atrthristburg,
Anti coincidently, 31t•. Pettypiece is
"Daddy" of all the newspaper 11)011 311
IAnlbtO11, all the ether pipets having
changed bat,ds ul.e M. orae tinier
since he purchased The Epee Press.
-Feleot Free Pies.
40 years-alnioert a half century -of
editing a newspaper in the one little
corner, The clergy may see one little
side of life, the doct.01' gets a glimpse
of the inside of life and the lawyer
dabbles around the outside. 1e is
only the editor who has the privilege
of seeing every side and knowing all
the joy of the paster, the pti11 of the
physician std the gnib11100 of the
lawyer. Bre'r Kerr of THE BRUSSELS
POST 171(0 just tanttnuneed 11111.1 he has
held the helot of the bright little chip
ctalled '1'I1E Fuer 1'ot' 40 years. Ye
Gods 1 Think of the joy of seeing the
dollars rolling in, the pains e0118ed by
absconding debtors, the wretch who
stops his paper liec•(use he tl led to get
the editor to clam his neighbor, ntth-
nut mentioning "my name." The
editor of THE POST is still young
enough to See a joke and appreciate It
and so is still open to all these l'eollogo,
Long may he remain to make the
town 11a3py by his ntei)y quit ks,--
Seafnt Lh News,
W. I -h Kerr has completed foi ty
years as publisher' of THE BRtTSSELI3
Pose, and now is "daddy" of all the
newspaper men of Huron, every other
paper in the county having changed
hands at least once clueing the forty
year's. I11 referring to the anniver-
sary, the editor of Tim Pose' t0eneiun-
ed Home compensations for the 1a)11e
of the years and one of them is that
he has had a pretty little town to live
in, The editor of The Signal was in
Brussels for a few minutes the other
day -the lust tittle he had ever been
ill that to w11 in the Stemmer tiltl8-
and was surprised and delighted to
see the beautiful streets and the
many handsome, well -kept residences
with their air of eubsta11tiet) comfort.
I3rnssels must indeed be a good town
to live in, and we do not wonder that,
Editor Kerr has found the years 31115 -
sing swiftly over his head. On the
other hand, Imagine what it would be
like to live 40 3(08,1 ft }n 81)000 places
you know -in a place like -well, say,
like Clinton 1
Proposed Detroit --
Windsor Bridge
COST- Estimates at ,$28,000,000.
Capital of $10,000,000 'now assured in
Detroit, 'Tunnels to provide similar ac-
commodation would cost $60,000,000.
SiZE-- plans are for a suspension
bridge of 1,770 feet span, carrying two
roadways, two sidewalks, two street
car tracks and four railway tracks,
Clear span of 100 to 110 feet for pas-
sage of ocean vessels.
APPROACHES -Railway approaches
will be one mile in length, With grades
of 1A % or less.
TRAFFIC •••-- Number of passengers
now clussiug the Detroit River at Win-
dsor is about 10,585,000 per year;
motor cars. 521,950; motor trucks,
73,000; teams, 16,060. About 1,700,-
00u freight cat's cross annually.
Hope to Pay All
Creditors of loan
Company in Full
Financial Expert Experts Every
Standard Reliance Claim
Will Be Met.
Toronto August 23, -The Standard
Reliance Loan Corporation inquiry
will be resumed in September or as
soon as possibe after the long vacation
at Osgoode Hall.
Col. W. S. Dinnick may 1101 be ex-
amined again as his health is said to be
poor. It reported that he has gone to
England to live.
g t 'Clarkson According o P C. 'Cta son
the
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financial expert the receiver
hopes to
pay creditor depositors and debenture
holders in full, but liquidation may take
years
He does not look to shareholders to
receive anythingon their investment.
Creditors under $25 have already been
paid off and con siderable "compassion
ate allowances" made, The liabilities
at the time of liquidation were: Deposit
ors and deposit receipt-holdors, $1.248
000. Debenture holders 34,024,573.
The share capital of the defunct cor-
poration was given at 32,644, 020,
Dates of Neighboring Fairs
Following is the list of Pall Fairs
in tltis district :-
Teeswatet .,.,.. ...., .... Oct 5.8
Wingharn Sept. 80-0et. 1
Blyth Sept. 20-21
Dungannon ......................... Oct. 7.8
Goderieh...., Sept. 8.10
Seaforth.......... ..... ..... . Sept. 28.24
btilvertcm . Sept. 24.255
Palmerston Oct. 5.8
Listowel .............. ...........Sept. 155.18
Atwood Sept. 20 21
........... Sept. 23-24
Fordwich .. Oct. 2
Ailea Craig .Sept '2223
131ty(i lel.Sept, 2930
Btussols '301)3 1415
Dl umbo ,.. Sept. 28-29
Exeter. ..........................Sept. 20.21
Hanover ........................ .. Sept 2324
Harristou Sept. , 5.24
Kirkton . ......... .Sept. 80, Oct. 1
London (Western Fair). Sept. 11.18
MitchellSept.,8.29
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New Ilambutg........,,Sept. 9-10
Ottawa (Central Fair) Sept. 10-20
St. Narys Sept. 28.24
Stratford. ..... ........ ..... 20- 22
Te visto:k ...... r Sept, 27.28
Tnrm,tn (Can. Nat.)...,Aug28 -Sept. 11
Wellesley .................. Sept. 14-15
Woodstock Sept. 2224
Constipation Cured
By Christian Science
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Seventy five people out of one
hundred eau be cured by Oluristiun
Science meethods, which proves the
great power of the Mind over the
Digestive Apparatus and the fre-
quency of Nervousness as ; cause of
Constipation.
When these methods fail
Hacking's Kidney and Liver Pills
are recommended, They are purely
vegetable and d0 nett Gripe or Ir-
ritate; many people have found them
excellent for Headache, Dizziness,
Bad Breath, Coated Tongue, Loss of
Appetite, Indigestion, Gas on the
Stomach, and many other evile that
are due to Constipation.
Where there is Extreme Nervous-
ness and you are "all run down" and
"tire Oaslly" it would be just au well
to take
Hacking's Heart and Nerve Remedy
along with these P11RS. 'Phis conn-
binatfon goes well together and re-
stores the good health of your
younger days. The heart' notion be-
comes n01101t1) the Nerves take 011
new Life, Power and Vigor and the
"human machine" becomes full 01
"pep" and vitality,
If you are tired of sickness and
have lost the Power, Ability and
Nerve ]hose to de your daily work
and your Nerves are all Shattered
Just g'i've theme t>wo Remedies it trial
and we twill positively guarantee
benciieiat results, Go to your dealer
to -day and ask for Hacking'•, and do
not take any abhor kind for 14 you
do sett will be fooled right -wt the
start and you will not get the results
tilat wo guen,antee. I:Xouking'tt Lirairti
1.1stewei;
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m o $a w4 fir4,in,1c 1�sti,v, 44'111, nto...21 ?y td;t~e "$t.'44it
HURON FAL �. f
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fe'th Or‘at t ?1
Tuesday and Wednesday
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Speeding Contests
2.25 Trot or Pace - Purse $125.001
11ubbles allowed. %tile heats 2 in 13,
Purses -50, 25, 15 .sail 10 per cent
2.30 Trot
Purse $100.00
Utile heats 2 in 3 Purses -50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent
Local Trot or Pace Purse $50.00
Hobbles barred Purses -$26 00. 316 00, $10 00
Running Race
Purse $20.00
Purses -$10 00, $5 00, 38.011, $2 00
Committee reserves right to mate starters in lase two 1 ache,
ATTRACTIONS
BOYS RACE, under 14 years, 100 yards
R01"S RACE,, under 10 years, 50 surds
GTItr,'la BkLIJI, melee i6 year8, 100 yards 'i5 50 25 25
GIftL'S 11 ACE, under I11 70018, 511 yards 60 26 25 25
1310131 FANCY 08I1.1, by Sebum Pupils. Not less than 12 nor 10011 thiol
24 persons in each 5 00 3 00 2 00
Pupils and teachers admitted free to Fair.
POTATO RAGE ON HORSEBAOK-Three potatoes for each cotnpeeit.nr
will be�1 placed 1UU Yolds trona starting gremit. nt, Coulsti
ors stun(by
s an )ick uppotato,
bo'se mount and ride to fll, l elute dismount d
remount and tide back to starting point, dismount and put oato in
pail -repeating the npetation for each potato, 1st $1.50 ; 2nd, 31 01) ;
3111, 50e. No entrance fee.
IS'r 2ND 31trr Pree
'75 50 25 25
50 25 25 25
Special Prizes
THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA alters 31000, divided :-•lst$O00, 2nd
34 00 for the best horse and buggy owned turd driven by a farmer ur
farmer's son being resident of the Township; of Grey or 11orris,
THE STANDARD BANK. ntfers $1000 for the best exhibits of cattle,
divided t 1st, $5 00 ; 211d, 33 00 ; 3rd, 32 00.
A. 0. BAlia{PR offers 50 lbs. Jewel Flour fur lot prize and 25 lbs, of
Jewel Flour for `god prize for the best bread baked with this brand
of flour.
A. 0..BALKER offers 98 lbs. lime for best: 2 loaves bread baked from
Purity Flour. anti 50 lbs. flour for best 2 (naves bread baked from
Golden City Flour, Flour to he purchased l'rotn Mr, Banker.
GREY TWP. COUNOIL offer 8 prizes of $7 00, $5 00 and $8 00 for the
hest Baby Beeves exhibited at the Fair. Exhibits restricted to persons
under 18 years of age and residents of Grey. Animals must be taiaed
and fed in the Township.
BROWN BROS. 00., Welland, Ont., offers 35.00 worth of stook (winner's
selection) for best Bus. Apples exhibited. Apples to be sent to don.
ors promptly at Welland, Ont, after the Fair.
G. WV. GIBSON, Wroxeter, offer., prizes of $3 00, 32.00, $1.00 fur beet 1920
Horse Oolt, and $8 00, 32 00, $1.00 foe best Mare 0011 1920, sired by
Scotch Bobbie.
A. L. STI.LVART nifete $1200, divided: ---tat, $600; 21d, 4.00; Sed,
320(1, for best Dairy 0nw open to patrols of Shamrock Oreamery.
R. S. SCOTT, blies Morris, Do. HatnilLon and M. Black offer prizes of
$4 00, $2 50 and 31.50 for beet sketch representing u poem, open to
Oon tinuaeion School pupils.
lt1155 KATHLEEN WILTON offers 75c, 50c and 25c for best Sheet Color
Work, open to Room II pupils.
MISS FLO. BUCHANAN nffers 75e, 50c and 25c for Prettiest Nosegay
arranged by pupils of Primary Room themselves.
MISS ANNIE GEDDES offers 75c, 50c and 25e for best Pen and Ink Map,
open to pupils of Room III,
GPO, THOMSON offers 50 lbs, Five Roses Flour for best two loaves of
Home-made bread.
JAS, BALLANTYE offers 31,00 for 2nd prize of Home-made bread.
DOWNING 13ROS. offer $2.00 for beat collection of Poultry.
W. H. KERB will give THE POST for a year for best two loaves of Home-
made Bread ; and THE POST for a year for best 3 lbs, Butter.
WILTON & GILLESPIE otter $1.25 as lot and 75e as 211d prize for best
collection of 6 to 10 Snap Shots open to pupils of 13111sse15 school
SIRS. 3ANE 'THOMPSON offers goods valued at $200 for beat Oolleceicn
of Preserved Ft nits.
A. STRACEIAN offers 32.00 cash for beat Collection Asters, 4 varieties..
GEO. R. WELLltR offers $201) for lady winning moat 1st Prizes in
Ladies' Work,
JAS. FOX otfei s a piece of Lirnoge China valued at $2 00 foe' one winning
greatest number of 1st Prizes for Flowers.
CI'IAS POPE 0130008 $2.00 as first and $1,00 as 2nd prize for best Collection
of Vegetables,
JOS. QU1111U 1N offers 310.00 for best 10 lbs. Butter, sante to become his
property,
WV, P. FRASER offers I$1 00 for best pair Single Lomb R. 1, Reda, Cock-
erel and Pullet.
SOCIETY offers $8 00 as 1st and $2.00 as 211(1 prize foe Ladies' Driving
Contest,
W. J. MoORAOKEN niters $2 50 as 1st and 81.50 as lid hies for best
awn Moves of Bread made goon Royal Household Flour.
DR. WHITE offers $1 00 for beet Barred Rock Cockerel and Pullet.
BAEKPR BROS. offer $2.00 for best Fat Heifer.
P. R. SMITH offeree 31.00 fm 1st and 75e for 2nd pt'ize for beet Oollection
Putted Ferns and Potted Tuberous Begonias, not less than 5,
CHAPMAN BROS. offer a $4.00 Open Bridle for best Buggy Horse.
Clinton Well Known Kiltie Sand
Will supply Music for the Fair.
nand Concert in Skating Risk
WEDNESDAY EVENING
- FIRST-CLASS TALENT
The Ionic Male Quartette
Worth going [tiles to hear,
Mr.lEsplan, Canada's Versatile Comedian
The Kiltie Band, &c.
GEO. MULDOON, M. BLACK,
,C I't:sidetlt. Secretary.
Send your (._ tcatii to the Li't1ilii:ry thoroughly
established and that gives you Prompt Servi('e and
Satisfactory Results,
We solicit your patronage knowing that we can
give you thorough satisfaction.
\ Te will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test
it honestly, usulg the scale test to weigh Cream sam-
pies and pay you the highest market prices every two
wet'ks. Cheques payable, at par at Bank of Nova Scotia,
hof' further particulars ser, our Agent, MR. T. C.
McCALL, Phone 231o, Brussels, or write to
I44+4'4'O+41)04+4'44''4'4'0100 40 +0'5'(0$34 i t?33 tIcE 0•Is'•Gtv-.:se'.
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
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SCHOOL. FA181 tis 1-J1180N
Following 18 a list of the school fails :
LO be Mild this Teat• in 111111(111 County,
with the date of 00(41 :
Dasalwond--Thursday, Sept. 0
Oredilon- Feld ay, Sept. 1(1.
Got Pie -Thursday, Sept. 10,
Ethel -Friday, Sept. 17.
Porter's liill'-Saturday, Sept. 18
Ooliewne-Monday, Sept, 20.
hlel(illnp-'lhlssctay' Sept. 21.
Ulm nll-Wedlleeday, Sept. 22
St, Helens -Wednesday, Sett, 20
Walton -Thursday, Sept, lin,
Wtempter -Mnndnp, Om, d,
Belgrave-Tuesday, Oct. 5.
Bluevale-Friday, Oct. 8.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.- In the
matter of the estate of William
Martin, late of the Village of
Brussels, in the County of Huron,
Gentleman, deceased.
is hereby nn +ora ant to 11`.11110Re.
Nd Statutes e+ Iv t
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i tt 1t or Ontario" tied: ell creditors
vises Hal ) ed
th d others having c Stsr manna,"
the estate or
the said Beth 111oln, who diel on e.
about the Orth day' or July. A. D. lade, are r,
A. 0 011 or before the post
day aiSeptember,1'deliver
1 , el I sand by peat prepaid or deliver
to Coon Wolof S the Village of Brussels, in
the County ty ec Huron, at Brussels ao P O ,
Christian
the nd surnames,
of said deceased, that -
Christian sod Purnumee, nrldresses mud de-
scriptions, the full particulare of their stain's,.
the etatem ant of their accounts and the nature
If the securities (ir any) ]geld by them
And further tsars 00100 that utter such last
mentioned date the said Executors will
pi -000W to distribute the assets of the deaeased
among the parties entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to the claims of which they shell
then have notion, and the said Executors will
not be liable for the said nsseta or any part
thereof to any person or persons of whose
claim notice shall not have been received by
them at the time of such distribution.
Dated this 17tH day of August, A. D. 1020.
P,ERECOA MARTIN, /cantors.
SAMUEL WILTON, f
Bull for Service
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The anderaigned will peep for service, on 03.g
Lot 00, Oon. 2, Morris township, the Moroi -bred
Shot Horn Bull, Gainford .of Salem, No.
=90410=. Sired by Gainford AIarquia (100800) ;
Dant Mildred VII by Ways) Sailor (15039). Ped-
igree may be seen on application. Terme-
510.00 for thorn -breds payable at time of ser-
vioe with privilege to return, Grade cows not
allowed. THOS. PIEROE,
Proprietor
MAUDB 0, BRYANB
OPHTHAL.MOLC GIST
Graduate Deportment of O lithalalnlogy, Me-
Oornliotr Medical (tollega, Olilong,, III. Three
111ou1),0 part graduate euln•so during past year.
81yor co •really fatted with (l lasses. Head.
aches, Inflamed Eyes, Granulated Eye Lida
and other Myo tronbles, caused by Eyo-atrab,.
; relieved through property fitted Glasses. .
Satisfaction Assured.
Optls1 Parlor 111 Leckie block, one door
`:0511, of l3arrister Slnelnir'8 °aces
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0(11,0),oars: 011112,, ul' 1100 p. nl. Also
1 Wednesday and Halurda,t evenings.
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We give thorough Courses ; have Experienced Instructors
who give individual attention to pupils. Our graduates are
meeting with success. We are training Soldiers under
Soldiers' Civil Be -establishment Commission.
Address the College for Free Catalogue, to either
Stratford or Wingharn
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Ship y:Aur Cream
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Brussels Ore;d mery
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 ytlu
will not want to discontinue,
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