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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1920-10-28, Page 5ovN • i Ave JNO, SUTHERLAND & SONS LIMITED ijr8141242eXCIV AMC SPENOR CONVEYANCER Ann ISSUER or MARRIAGE If IGEIN,SHS Oleo le the Peat °Mee, Ethel. 30.4 to 8, SCOTT AS AN AUCTION. A: mut, will moil for better prima, to better mon, 10 less Nino ILIA less uterus° than any ether Auctioneer In Nast Huron or he wont charge anything, Dates and orders eau '111'433y0 be arranged at this °Mee or by personal application, Nv M. SINCLAIR- • Barrister, Solleitor, Conveyancer, Notary Public, 4to, Ofilleo-46 tR wares Block 1 door North of Central Hotel, So Bettor for the Metropolitan 13 anti., DR. WAROLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. Day and night °ails. OHM° opposite flour tdill, %het. T. T. M'RAE M. B., M. O. P., 41 S. 0. M. 0. Et., Village of Brnesold Physician, Surgeon, Acoouclieur C /Meat residence, opposite Dielv ille Chnroli, William street, PHOUORIOT, MORAN & COOKE 13 a rrl to r e , Sti:•lcitors, Notaries Public, Bre. Offioe on the Square, 2m1 door from Hamilton Street, GODICHIOH ONT. Private funds to loan at lowest rates. W. Pnwooroo4,Z. C. T. L, ECILLOIL/IN Id. J. D. Coosa The. Choice of a School is Very Important I ELLIOTT idateed Yonge & Charles Ste., Toronto P011801114811 a reputation for high.grade -4 ‘::),.:1?::.30atvi,IIIT3 va„;-Awg mend for our gradnates fitve times tiTilunyny,;u do,itoyour1vv141 .eldnea. 0 lave to get the boot. 'Wrfte for &Yu! logue. Enter any time, W. J. ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL . 4",a' iSa-V2i11-645'i"SiriAtsra s. "et,N + YD 4. + f f EERING; * + 4' + AGENCY 4, + .1. John Oliver '41''. BRUSSELS + re 33 t. • • has taken over the Deering Ag- + envy and handles a full line of t Farm Implements including the noted • • IL C. Cream Separators •I4 + The only Cream Separator with ++ two wide open cream outlets- + no cream screw in the path of ee the cream See ie when in town, • are among the beat,. + • The Deering Manure Spreader With the wide spread and very light in death. The 1, 8, C, 8-18 and 10-20 imam 4. John Oliver • tese.co drert••••••• • *oar Oa • 4•0* • LI VE • .11P0011TH WANTED • • • • 44 All kinds for which the • highest market price will • • be paid. See me before • . you sell, Will call at your home 2 for them. moossowypira Call me np-Pitone 02x SAM WEINSTflii MILL STREET BRUSSEIeS 4. 41 2 • • • 2 4. • • 4.4.• • • 2 t••••••••••• .44, • • e•so•o•o• Bull for Service The undersigned will 1.5033 1.03' service, en SX Lot 00, Com 2, Morris township, thethoroqued Slioi'torn8>3011, nford ot Salem, No, .=40415.. Sired by Cranford Ilferottis 11068201 ; Dam Mitered VII by /loyal Sailor (10052). Putt. tgroo may be 503311 on application. i503'30330» 0,0.0>POP thoro4rods payable et time ot pore vice with privilege to return, Grade eoWs not ellekted, 1r1108, PO/BOB, Proprietor essedeae-iaLeeii,,,lak±..eereeea 'Mstr...4441eteri4earrarta.4.1etelakeirr PO U LT El WANTED 4,4'ii Ui.)1.1oi,“.)t.h.ltkhia,:/604 , ,,, o 0 „ ',1; 0 11,1V1PORAR r PA1E tel . 0 + 0 MOTHERS' PENSIONS 4) + I am ready to buy an quantity of Live Poult for which 1 will pay the :IC highest market price. 3, , Will call at the hotnes * + for them. + + 4. M. /rollick :t- :1: Phone 2x 2 Brussels a, 0 el 0 The Ontario mothers' pensiun 5) j board has adopted the following 0 y 0 temporary fiat rate: 0 ry o yo W.clew with five or more eta( 0 O cher, 0115 per mouth; wideve 0 O with Met or more children $51:. O per month widow with three or 0 O more children, $4 5 per month; 0 O widow with two or more chit- 0 O dren $4 0 per month. 0 o Country. O Widow with five or more chil- 0 • O dren $.15 per inonth widow with 0 O four 01' more children, 0140 per 0 O more children, 3335 per wroth; 0 () widow with two or more chit. 0 o dren 0130 per month. 0 O About 1,0 0 0 applications for 0 O mothers allowances have been 0 O received by the pensions board 0 O The principle of the act is 0 0 that the allowances paid to those 0 O women eligible under its pro-. 0 O visions shall be sufficient to en 0 O able the mothers to provide pro 0 O per home life proper food and 0 0 clothing for their children. 0 0 Before the commission can 0 O accomplish its ends local boards 0 0 must be appointed, the applica- 0 o tions for allowances passed up 0 0 on by them, the reports of the in 0 o vestlgators received and the a- 0 0 • mount of the allowance to be 0 0 paid decided upon by the cone. 0 0 mission. 0 0 Paid 'flaw terns 75 PER Cerra of Stratford people are said to own their own homes, or partly eo A better compliment to city or countryside could not easily be paid. It implies industry, thrift, culture and settle down uess that augurs for the good of the people, Military Changes. Huron Battalion, -Capt, T. R. Rundle is appointed signalling officer and Capt. S. E, McKegney M. C. Chaplain of the Huron Regiment. The ',atter relinquish- es Ids appointment in the Dufferin Rifl- es Brantford. Guardian More Attractive, The Christian Guardian the official organ of the Methodist Church last week came out in a new and enlarged torm, The entire make-up of the paper has been changed and the illustrations and letter -press are as attractive as the most up-to-date magazine, Can be Pined $20 and Coets. All births, marriages and deaths which lake place throughout the prov- ince of Ontario are required to be reg- istered with the clerk of the municipal- ity in which the occurence takes place. Refusal or neglect to make these re- ports within the specified time will subject the person or persons so neg- lecting or refusing to a penalty of $20 and costs. Officers administering the Act have been instructed to stricfly en- force its requirements on all who fail to comply with its provisions. The pub- lishing of such notices is not sufficient The clerk of the municipality must al- so be notified. Dog Tax and Sheep Protection. The act respecting dog tax and sheep protection which comes into for ce on April 1, next makes it compul- sory for all owners of dogs to procure numbered tags to be supplied by the Council and for killing dogs without tags. The minimum penalty for not pro curing a tag is $1 0,0 0 County Councils are authorized to pass by-laws requiring all dog tax and license fees collected after 1920 to be pald to the 'County Treasurer and from a sheep protection fund all delete to be said by the county for which purpose county valuators are to be appointed. Sheep are certainly of more value to any community than dogs and should be protected, Accepts Call to Mimico. R,ev. Wllliani Fingland has accepted a unanimous and hearty invitation to the pastorate of Mimico Presbyterian Church, and will be inducted and or- dained there on Wednesday, Oct. 27, et 8pan, Mr, Fingland le a sort of Mr, J. Pingland, now clerk of the Township of Hullett, but tern a resident near Au burn. Mimico is so close to 'Toronto that it might almost be considered a suburb, of the city and although Toron to has not gr.own in that direction as rapidly as In others, except along the immediate lake front, more unlikely things have happened than the absor- ation of this place by its larger neigh- bor. We are sure that Rev. Mr. Ping- lancl's many friends in Huron will wish Itini the very best of success In this, his first ministerial charge, and the people of Mitnico are to be congratulat- ed on securing a young man of marked abiiity. Atwood 101ma Council wee on Satut day. (3a118 of potatoes were shipped feom here and another one will be dipped ehie eveek, totallibg amend 2,000 bags, Price paid $1,10 a bag. Morning expeess bit a cow at the crossing on the 0Lii Con. belonging to A,. B. Thompson, breaklog ono of its lege, Animal had to be killed. In Atwood, on Monday, ()Unbar 183311, Letnuel Pelton, aged 80 yeaes, 10 months and 16 days 'passed away. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon to the Elma Centre cone- tery, Ho Was an old and well known resident. versary 8EII33(008 i» 001)ne414, tiolt with the Methodist Church were a suceess. At both services on Seen bath midi torten of church watt filled lo its capeeiby, many unable to get in, Prom:her Witt4 30 former pastor, Ray. J. 0. Reid, Stratheon, gave eloquent and appeopriale $0111»011S• Mush: rendered by 33110 choir Wile in keeping with the occasion and was much enjoyed. Tuesday night an enter ralnineet was given in tire Mottle hula svhen 'natty took advantage of 133 111 bear tlle lecture "Hold Yaw Tongue" given by 0, Raid, Einarteial Pe0e00411 $8001 0 000 00000 0 'O Perth County Miss Agnes B. Inglis, daughter of W. G, and Mrs, Inghs, SLratford, was successful in capturing lot prize for the best two pies for a girl under 17, also lst for best 2 loaves of homemade bread at the Stratford Fair, Belgrave School Fair Prize list East Wawanosh and Morris Town- ships School Fah. was held in Belgeave Tuesday, October 5th and was pro- nounced success (11 every respect. Following directors and schools had charge of the affair i -Millet, MaArtee, S, 8. No, 8, Morels ; Anna Kelly, S. S. N. 5, (Morris ; Edward Rodger., No. 6, East Wawanosh ; Cecil Oltruney, No, 7, Haut Wawanosh ; Cecil Cloultes, No, 0, Ease Warvanosh ; Icier McGowan, No. 10, East Warvanosh ; Peter Scott, Nb. 18, East Walvanosh ; Corinne Sctendrett, No. 17, East Wawanosh. Oommittee-R, Peocter, J. Wight - roan and R. Redmond, Ealsibits were shown in the Foiestena aft!) ;91.1115 poultry waa displayed in the Presley. Leri sheds and the cattle 113 the Methodist sheds. Following ia a list of prize winners, number after each name indicating 8011001 Section to which exhibitor be- longs :- Oats, Sheaf- -Elwciod Nieol, 13 ; Reaper Robert:sort, 17 Richie Proc- Ler, 6. 33 Oats, Grain -Harper Robertson 17 ; Elwood Nichol, 13 ; Richie Procter 5. Barley, Sheaf-Olayton McGregor, 18 ; J08 ChnTie, 0, Barley, Grain -3011n Currie 9 ; Olay - ton McGesgor, 18, Field Prase, Arthur.- Evelyn Coe bett, 17. Field Peas, Early Beitain-Beate ice '5 ,e To ppE9 HER ... 17, RoLert Munro 17, Gerdoz :fare,* Ir. ...........................„ Fell A ppleu- Bruee Ohauonuy 3, Walter Scott 13, Peter M. Scott Re Rorie Hobilleou 7, Deeper Robertson 17, Heil, Cele 17, Elwood Nichol 13, Normal) McDowell 0. er App1P11-• H1'1100 01.111T01/0.3( 8, Um re Jackal"» 11, Jame.) °weir 17, Lulu Procter 6, Edgar Wightmart 37, HE/1011BIIES By dffiN1-0-11HIS" 11.13 ee joie:, el. o), "itis with pleasure that 1 write t0 toll you of the great benefit I received frern t re use of your medicine "Pruil-a-lives", made from fruil juices. .1 g/(44. a great su /leper for many years from Nervous Ifeadaclos and Constipation. Ltried everythiag, eonsulled dodoes; brit nothing seemed to help me until 1 tried "Fruit.a-tieres". After taking several boxes, 1 was completely relieved of these troubles seed have been unusually well ever since". Miss ANNIE WARD. 50c. a box, 6 for $2.60, trial size, 25e, At all dealers or sent postpaid by Feult-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Beecroft, 7. °ern, Compton'e Eat(y_. Calvin Robinson, 7 ; Emerson Rodgers, 6; Anua M. Kelly, 5; Rewired OW kr 3. Corn, Golden Bantam Walter Scott, 18 ; Peter Scott, 18 ; Bruce Ohamney, 8; Jessie Campbell 7 ; Leila Steakhouse, 6 ; Elwood Stack- house, 0, Potatoes, G. M.--Wilbere Procter , eo. 'airy or 9„lames Owens 17, Hazel Keating 0, Clifford Stewart 17, Alba. Carter 9. Potatoes, 4, 0.-Zora Bolt 8, Archie Montgomeey 17, Leila Starechouse 0, &aware Sheathe] 3, Bell Campbell 7, Annie Blair 3 Mangolcie, Yellow -Harvey Cnok 313. Mengel/1s, Reci-Bnbbie Ynill 3. T11111/»El-Borden Scott 12, Willie Grasby 5, John (Nark 13, Elvin Rut- ledge 3. Beets -Agnes 80. Mason 13, Willie Munro 17, Jennie Anderson 9, Ruth Cole 17, Cecil Oliamney 1'7, Agnes Cor bett 17, Onions- Lloyd Montgomery 17, Marion McCauley 8, Robby McMur- ray 5, Annie McDowell 8, Geo. Noble 5, Sarah Howatt 6. Parsnips -Francis jackson 5, Dean Leitch 3, Alberta McMurray 8. Oarrots- Elnreuce Scott 13, Ellen Stonehouse 17, Mary Watson 17, Lillian Hopper 17, Chester: Bruce 17, Irene Taylor 9. Hammer Hanel le -Robert Caul Les 7, . Robbie McMurray 5, Lorne Scott 9, Edward Roger 6, Howard Clark 3. Milking Stool -Edward Rodger 6, Joseph NleGill 17, George Robinson 7, Albert Coultes 8. Patch on Grain Bag -Robert Coultes 7, Clayton McGregor 18, Ed warri Rog- er 6, Elwood Stackhouse 6, Vernon Ohamney 7, Clayton Robinson 7. Wastepaper Basket -Alex, Maur- ney 8. Woodwork Model- Robert Coultes '7, Harry Jackson 6, R. E. McKenzie fiete•fre++++++++++++iefeeefiall, Potatoes WANTED • I: • For which Highest Mar- ; ket Price will be paid.' ; • 2 + + ** For fuethee pareiculars call 1: Phone 43 4 4. 414 2 W. J. McCracken * + 4' e++++++.÷+++++++++•+++++++4 The Rural Community Center A number of agencies have been re- spot/Bible for the origin, growth and development; of the rural community center:. Perhaps the most obvious is the isueotnobile, because It has enabled farm people to gather together much more easily than they could in the old diva. les a matter. of a very sheet 1013 from oftener Lc) corner of the aver age tnwnehip, and it's easy to get to evening, meetings of one kind and enothee. The state agratelltural col- legee have done much to advance this Work, ton, by arranging. programa for evening meetings, furnishing speakers and giving all toe assistance in their power, One other thing has been pareiculisra ly helpful (333 0,0 respect and their has been the farm electric light and power plent introduced within the last few years. Many a rural ache 01 bowie that formerly held its evening meet). Ings with the aid of dint and ernoky oil lamps or held no meetings at all,, now shows a blame of bright), cheerfnl. electric light; from every window on one or More evenings of each week, In the first piece electric) light melees gond cheer, as compared with the old methods. Tt is an easy thing, too, to Damage the 30303113 10 lights hist where they will do the Meet good: But perhaps the greatest ad vanbage of electricity foe the rural oottsmunity- schtolhouse Hes in the fact that it makes poselble the tree of atereoptican and motion Matures, For real enter- taitnnent, and for educational work there are few things as good as the reunion pieture, It speaks tt ueiversal language. With its aka one can newel to the four ea/metered' the world in the Short length of an eve/141g. Its - straight edneatennal value le treinend- ous. A good dim shovving the latest and beat way of carrying nil various kind/10f agriculeural work can make clear in a monie»t What apeaker might 'lave trouble in' explaining at. 811. With 11,11 then aosacIes working In •1011.136110011•1•PariCal. Delco- "Electricity for Every Farm" Electricity for Anyone, Anywhere Delco -Light users are scat- tered throughout the world, -soute of themin most out- of•the-weeeplaces. No mat- ter where Incaterl-in any climate and muter ttaverse conclitions-D sloe -L igh t gives depeedable, 24 -bones - a -clay electr ic sevirse. Write for Catalog H. G. Darroch District Agent, Listowel Runs on Kerosene lie favor, tiol least 1,f w web is t•Me. 1,1401v,.the enrol eel/limn/deer contra.' is tua Watered 0110008a, blerper Robertson 17. riahbita- 3sirtuar, E:earr,g, waell,3-. Willie thereby S, Taylor 0, Mae Perdue 9, Floret -lee Scott 13, Annie MeDowell 8, Annie Clarke, 3. Weed Seeds--(leorge Mal Li Vernon Oharturey 7, Jessie Memel Agnes M. MaF/01) 13, /tier, Mel3u 8, 11o1)1)111 hinaltwriry 6. Insects -Annie Blair 13, Jack 01 3, Angela Gibbons 8, L. Hopper 7. Insect, Ina/Hee and Plant (threes Cecil Coultee fl. Leaves -Maher elAtter 3, AI Cuultee 0, Itichie Pi or er, Bent Leislittitto Agetba, Coultes 9, V Procreet. 7. Woods -Lot ne Scote 0, Rob stn 7, Gordon Jones 7, Alex. afeaurne Robbie Procter 5, Robbie Mealmra Map of Hu/on-001(11e Wheeler Joseph MoGill 17, Bob Hopper 7, non Chaniney 7, Heatrice Beecro Calvin Robinson 7, alap of North America- V Rath 18, 'Willa Procter 7, Wa Scott 13, Albert Onultee 9 , Alex. Burney 8, Winnie Munroe 1'7, Map of Canada -R. E. McKenzie Miller MeArter 3, Annie Clarke Iola McGuire 17, Peter al, Scott Gordon James 7. Writing, 1st Olase-Eva Staekho 6, jack Clarice 3, Velma Wheeler Marlon C. Munroe 17, Isabel Leitc Mary 805)3)100 17, I 1101.1. 0 5, es 8, rney arke es - [tea 55,330 t•I'da PDP,' Y 8, (111, 17, Ver - ft 7, e Hee Me - 17, 8, la, nse 17, is 8, Writing, part 2 class -Frank Hop- per 7, Beryl Cunningham 8, Mervyn McCauley 3, Evelyn Corbett 17, Clarke Johnston 8, Warren .Tone7. ard Masse "Lullaby"-JOHAiP Camp- bell 8, Bob Hopper 7, Beatriee Bee- ernia 7, John eltewatt 17, Margaret Mcilougell 9, Lillian Hopper 17. Rest Composition- Sarah Cole 17, Lenore Taylor 17, Jennie Anderson 9. Penmanship, Entrance Class -R, 18 McKenzie 17, John MeGuire 17, Lnlu Procter 5, Vera Edgar 7, Lilts Taylor 17, Welting, ."landay"-Verda Procter 7, Winnie einerne 17, Jean Smith Edna Oampbell 7, Lenore Taylor 17, Lauvetta McBurney 8. Dairy Calf -Agnes Corbett 17, Clay- ton McGregor 13, Cecil Chatuney 7. Baby Beef Oalf-Oecil Coulters 9, Willie Kelly 18, Harrold Carter (5, Bob Hopper '7, Joe Kerr 0. Bacon Hogs -Cecil 0(5)11108 0. Heavy Draft Colt -Edgat Wight - man 17, Sarah 0010 17, Halter Broken Celt -Sarah Oole 17, Cecil Chamney 7, Joe Kerr 9, Harold Cat ter 0, tob Hopper 7. Spring Lamb-Robt, Coultes 7. Beef Calf, Banker's Competition - Cecil Con/to 9, Vernon Oharuney 7, Baron Hogs, Banker's Oompetition -Cecil Coultes 0, Robt, Coultas 7, Best Spring Colt -Edgar Wight - man 17, Public Speaking Norman Mc- Dowell 6, Agnes ()Debate 17 Hitching Conapt-V50'a Taylor 13, Cecil Chatnney 7, Jim Coultes 9, Clayton Robinson 7, Morrie Leitch 3. School Parade -Sections 6, 13, 8, Best Drill -S, S. 18. Boot Developed Boy -D. Arbuckle 9, L. Taylor 9, Harold Carter 6, Noz man Cooltes 9. Best Developed Girt-Lenole Tay- lor 9, Agatha Coultes 9, Eva Stack - 110111186, Jessie Menzies 8 Writing liermesionnl-Vere Hagar 7, Lulu Proatee, Gwendoline McDowell 8,Grace Mason 0, Agnes Mason 13, ara Oole 17, Pencil drawing or animals -Jos McGill 17„Than Smith 3, Lorne Scott Jas, Henry 18, Agatha Or:mites 9, ()Mon James 7, Water Oolors-Sarab Cole 17, Robb, Duro 17, Corinne Scandrett 17, Al - et Coultes 9, Richie Procter 5. Orayou drawing of flowers -Vernon hamney '7, Jos, McGill 17, Beatrice eecroft '7, Mary Scott 9, Calvin abertsou 7, Villette. Charuney 7, Cookies -Hazel McGregor 13, Annie ark, 8, Nellie Anderson 5, Angela bbone 8, Mary Bell 0. Tat.11- Robbie Procter 5, Alberta cMurray 5, Vera Rutledge 3, Mary iglseman 18, Agatha Coulees 9, gnes ()mates 9. Homemade Candy -Rhea Rutledge Clark Johnston 8, Cecil Obamney 7, yen McDowell 8, Blanche Cunning - to, 8, Blair. Gibboue 8. Tar of Obereiee-Hazel aloGeogor Leila Steakhouse 6, Luella Hupfer Angola Gibbons 8. Loaf of Bread -Vera Rutledge 3, nie (Mark 3, Mary Watson 17, May ightman 18, Nellie Anderson 5, ace Redmond 6, luftimr-Agnes Coultes 0, Rae Rut- ge 8, Lulu Procter. 5, Annie Olark Angela Kelly 7, Villetta Chentney pple Pie -Vera Rutledge 8, Angela Ikea 9, Ficreence Scott 18, Robbie airetn, 50, .I-Tagel McGregor 13, Mabel bel t Onke-Lenora Taylor 17, Ed - Jackson 5, Florence Scott 18, Mall' titer 7, Agnes Corbett 17, Margaret Deegan 9, chord Lnnnh- Lenore Titylor 17, 11 Cole 17, Florence Scott 13, cilia Procter 5, Jennie 'Wiegman Mar gu,ret McDougall 0. lb. Print Butter -Ritchie Preeter Robbie hfcalur.ray 5, Miller MO- ere3, Evelyn Onebete 17. nbroidered Centrepiece-- Evelyn attltr1071.1 Ontton-Beneriee Death- .% Agnes Mason 13, Jessie Camp - 7, Sarah Onle Annie Mo - gall 8, Onritme Seandeett 17, else ei Mired Handketchief aCoul tee 9. (0,1 Handsewing-May Wight - 13, Grace Redmond 6, Vera Rut - e 8, Annie Ohmic 8, 0o0ne Scan. 33 17, eased Doll -Agnes Corti les 9, o Walden 6, Eileen MoCallutn: 8, e Marron 6. ening on Woollen goods -Mae y ter 7, Olive Corbett 17, Jessie pbell 7, Mare:reek McDougall 0. 0. dnsade apron -Grace Redmond 6, s Ombett 17, Agatha Coultes 7, meet 14.1aDougall 9, Chet WOrk-. Taylor 17, 0, 1331 be 0 13 11 01 (34 101 WA 8, GO ha 13, 7, An G). led 8. 7. 4. Cot W Pr( Ila 11u Me 8 Rut RAI; 17, 5, Art Et Cor 11 mart bell Don I -I( Aga PI man ledg ret Dr Maid Grac na nn» Clam Han Ague Mates Oro CLEARING OUT LE AVING disposed of my store building I purpose conducting a Clearing -out Sale during- which the whole stock will be sold. Bargains will be offered and it will pay the public to take advantage of this opportunity, 10 per cent Reduction 00 all Dry Goods (excepting Prints), Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. Special Bargains in Wall Papers. Terms of Sale will be cash with Produce taken as usual. Richard Pratt - Walton 00•11.1.1...•••• Myrtle Leiabman 8, Seta Oole 17, Myrtle Bruce 7. Crochet Insertion aud Lace- Verda Procter 7. Asters- May Corbett 17, Willie Grasby 5, Iola McGuire 17, Gwen Mc- Dougall 8, Phlox -Willie Graeber 5. Boquet from Home Garden -Willie Grasby 5, May Wightumn 13. Mae Perdue 9, Jack Clark 3, 'White Wyandottee-R. Procter 5, fade Procter 5, A, Vint 8, R. One - ()Ingham 8, P. Hopper 7. Rhode Wand Reda -Bobbie Pewter 5, Edna Jackeo» 5, Harold Kerr 9, Agnes Corbett. 17. Black i331itiorcas-0. McGregor 13, Russel Carter 6, J. Wightman 17, R. McKenzie 17, Ruseel Carter 8. White Eggs -Annie Blair 13, Agnes Corbett 17, J. McKenzie 17, Bruce Oharuney 8, Annie McDougall 8, Cecil Couloir 9. Cockerel -B, Cunningham 8, Russel Carter 0, V, Ohamney 7, L. Stackhouse 6, M.Leitch 8, NI. Wightman 18, Pullet -B. Cunningham 8, Margaret Oamnbell 7, L. Steakhouse 6, V. Cbamndy 7, Russel Carter 6, Morris Leitch 3. Barred Plymouth Rock, pen of two -Miller MeArter 8, Gordon Stone- house 17. 0. M. Corbett 17, E. Stack - 1100100 6, Ruesel Carter 6, Edna Camp- bell 7, White Leghorns-Russel Carter 13, Bruce Clutmney 8, Ruth Cole 17, Robert Munroe 17, May blunter 7, Russel Carter 6. Brown Eggs Robert Procter 5, Blanche Cunningham 8, Lawrdnoe Taylor 9, Jack Clark 4, Lulu Procter 5, Mel Keating, Westfield, 0 0 94.0 4.0.4.4.40••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••00400••••44414 4,, • • • • Palace Bakery*f. • . • . : Wishes to announce that the price of Bread has been reduced • re • and may now be obtained at 18c fore single loaf or 2 for 25c. • • re _____ • A Nice Hauge of Cakes, Pies an other Bakery Outputs I • . . ALWAYS ON NAND. • • • • YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED. 2 Phone 32x . W. E. WILLIS ; GARFIELD BLOCK, BRUSSELS • • 2 • .•• • ••• • • .,,...................... ........••••• •• • •••• • •• • 44 •••••••• ••••••• •• .4,...,0 _ __...._,.. ....,... , _... _...,.. , ,._ .______..............,,,......11100111,2, • •••••••••••• ••••••••• *444.44 tierereeateietaer•-••••44-4**•-treeeeeterieeeP * • • * T. * ce • 4, 2 4. 4. moniumueomelmene 0 • 4 • 4. 4. 4, 4.C ningham's AND • Service Station - COW Brussels Having purchased the Garage belonging to Mr. Sarni. Carter, Turnberry street, I am prepared to attend to the wants of owners of Automobiles in first-class style. Service Station for alt makes of Cars, Will keep in stock, Gas, Oils, Tires and Accessories of all kinds. Satisfaction assured. Call at the Garage or Telephone No. 9x and your wants will be promptly attended to. Will be glad to greet old Customers and get acquaint. ed with uew ones. Earl 0. Cunningham, Brussels 2 4 evelmbeeeeee.o.e..••••••oewe •••••••••••444.4,4404e.Seetfrit; IMMelleisy..InfoOMMMH. Cream Wanted ISMINallanaggimmial 1111111•1•11111111111111111•1111111101116114111116111=11111 Ship your Cream Direct to the Brussels Creamery Prompt Service Satisfactory Return* We furnish you with Carta 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, Prussels Creamery'It Ste rt if Props.