The Brussels Post, 1926-6-30, Page 4WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,0th, 1926.
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On Parliament Hill
13y 1.. J. lleactimao, Press Gallery
THE BRUSSELS POST
f . AFTER THE HONEY What is Gained?
Ottonit--They come like beeeto P.,reenally, I make no bones about
the honey, like homine pidereons to a• 1 do not believe in protection. I
the fleet. these seeksre after tariff 1 em eie01(11I intend to go to a phys-
All kinds of applications ere Lc may not he able to cure
di, be t,rnimets rist ; forw:ir,h,,, to tho Tariff Board. If "IY ''''''l '''.u", but I'll swallow no bar-
rel of • [meek remedies,. If this nat-.
eeeee . r '-,r: • .' ' Pi -.Intel 11 th , ,o- '
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 00111, 1 926„i quests received bY it. W'i NvOldfl Sleep 10B 10 Sidi protection will not cure
sr-e=erz. • - -.- .-. .. e. e _. ...e.e.ee_see 1 to-nieht behind a tarig wall ee hien it. It will have na more influence
! t
cat..11 0 glimpse of our repose. The buildithan a boltle of I•ilixer of -Life in re -
ng. he wreek of . years but so
ACCSIPTS TASK 1 five iltorthrn Lights emtil
i ' : w ' •y h . '. N - •e
I other day the chaps who make pia -no long 00 we have protection it should
l elayer musie rolls It $ee in sight. b" fillrl.S. admieletered-there should
They have a place e0 business hi. Tor- ta1 order and system about it. As it
Otto- --thy onmloy eight men-fil . kande now the whole tariff is full of
. per cent of the emelt is OW ii.41 by ll'Illiiilii. alistli'ditit'S. 1 glieilil 111i,
,
i Americans. It is eeally a breneh of meetiuge of the Tariff Board. I ar-
o similar organizatiou in the C. S. go " eas-'s. 1,,!I aro it -not that I be -
The duty 00 three rolls is now 10 bet0 a tariff helps this country, but
per cent -the smee as on printee beeause there is a distinction be -
sheet mnsic-they want the three tween e tariff wholly rotten and one
raised to 30 per ceet. TI„, t.„i„i h„.. that is reeonable, This Board is try --
port of these moduete is approxim- ing to ...work towards reasonablerees
ately $50,000 --an increas• of 20 per -thnt is its justification and defence.
Rt. He. Arthor Meighen, Censer-
Leeeler, .has accepted the the,i
of forming a new Government.
South Due iibera!5
Dm J. G. lidersun
Six Others Nominated at Walkerton
Convention, But All Withdraw
r•rit in the duty would logically be
followed by an equivalent increaee.
in the prive-that is the public would
pay $10,900 more for their mush
rolls. The Atnerlean owners would
pull down that net sum Of additional
profit and aecording to these boyo
'ho told. the tale, Canada would
thereby be enriched. Page the Hon.
Eimont Burke -let us have concilia-
tion with Amerien. But don't let our
American friends reverse the pro-
cess. We lost America by taxing Cm
American people without their con-
eent-don't let us lose ourselves by
!eiving them a permit to tax us.
FARMERS OF ONTARi0
ARE BORROWING LESS
SAYS BOARD REPORT
Agricultural Development Body Is-
sues Statement on Year's Opera-
tion -Lower Interest Asked
Made public at the Parliament
Buildings, Monday, the annual re-
port of the Agricultural Develop-
ment Board for the year ending Oct.
31, 1925, stresses the facts that
there were no serious losses during
Pulling the Bunk
the 12 -months' period, and the
Of course such things are ridicul- surplus of aerniengs over outlay ag-
ous-they are not likely to get eerily gregated $40,401.95. In both, the
with it. It is more or less fatal for number of applications passed by
any request for increased tariffs the board and the number of loans
se let the sun shine on it. High tar- paid out there were noticeable fa:R-
iffs, like T. 11, gyring, hate sunlight. ings .from the previous year. In
Walkerton, June 24.-J. G. Ana- They are modest, these boys who seek 1924, 819 loans, amounting to $3,-
, s
erson, of Lucknow, who reprtariff favor- Personally they would
esented . . . • 200;000, were paid out. In 1925,
•
South Bruce i.n. the Provincial House rather hide their light under a bushel the loans paid out numbered 701,
and present their petitions hidden In
for one term, from 1911 to 1914, was aand aggregated $2,700,000.
again chosen Liberal candidate for. , ,
the heart of a flour barrel hut the Lower Interest Popular.
the new Provincial Riding of South -according to the statement, the
Tana Board is held in the open and
13ruce at the Liberal convention held even their own modesty reiest be re- reduction of interest from 6 to 5se
in the Town Hall, Walkerton, this vealed. per cent which the Government made
afternoon. during the year and which went
'Six other candidates were propos- into effect on June 1, anplying to all
ed: Frank Rennie, former M.P.P., loans which had previously been
Walkerton; Peter H. McKenzie, for- passed, as well as to subsequent loans
mer M.P., Lucknow; R, E. Truax', and wanted the 25 per cent duty re- was greatly appreciateti by the ap-
former M.P., Walkerton; J. A. Johns- inoved. Those who were making kegs plicants. On the business of the
• from Canadian spruce wanted the year, it represented a saving to the
duty continued. But here's the rub. farmers of nearly $50,000. For sub -
Down in Nova Scotia then was a sequent years, which will cover the
email eo-operage plant making kegs full 12 -months period, it will mean,
from Nova Scotia spruce. They had the statement says a saving of $1 0 0, -
supplied the British Empire Steel Co.
with leee for ar long time. The steel
making organization is atter the
Board to increase the tariff -on every
thing they produce. They fairly ex-
udt. patriotism -it drops from every
J. G. Andel -eon
ton, NPAImay; A G. McLennan, and
Warden D. McDonald, Teeswater.
All withdrew. in favor of Mr, Ander-
son before to ballot was taken, and
he was declared the unanimous
More Modesty
Then a eertain firm that makes
nail kegs wanted to hnport the
southern pine for making these kegs
000 and upward, as the aggregate
of loans increase.
fn addition to the number of ap-
plications granted diming the year,
there were 258 which were formal-
ly considered but not passed. "This,"
per, in their body- well, what do the report says, "would represent ap-
they do for nail kegs? Do they buy proximately 25 per cent. of the tot -
the kegs made from Canadian al number considered, which is per-
spruei. 1 Ne.---ProteetiOniet PATA)-
: haps an indication of the tare which
tism slips through a coarse screen-- is taken in scrutinizing each applica-
tle.y do no such thing -they were tion and combining adequate scene -
;piked to do eo. , The Board of Trade ity to the Province with the desire
of that town sent them a pathetic to be helpful to the applicanas."
letter asking them to support this All Ontario Benefited,
local industry but the Steel Company Both old and New Ontario bene -
was adamant -it continued to buy Re fited by the system, about one-third
staves from the P. S. There you have . of the loans being passed in New
ft -asking the government to give Ontario,. The average loan granted
them a tariff so high as to stop a . in Old Ontario was $4,281.44, and
western farmer. from buying mils , In New Ontario, $1,709,82.
from any company exeept themselvee I In all during the year, hut 24 pro -
yet refusing to put theee nails in kegs ' perties were turned over to the
made of Canadian timber.1 hoard through process of law. Of
: these 17 had been disposed of at the
Are you surprised ? No, certainly
choice of the convention. There was
not. Protection is for the purpose. ..nd of the fiscal year, and "there are
a good •representation from every good prospects in view for the .re -
of making people buy what would ; 4 e, e,,,,,,,e,
part of the riding. R. D. Cameron,
. otherwise le. unprofitable for them ma'n'n' '''..--"
to buy. Protectionists tell us we get In the matter of re -payments, the
of Lucknow, presided.
W. E. N. Sinclair, Lender of the ..„,,,...r and r!„,1.4,1, awry Hew w,. de statement notes that the arrears prier
Liberal Opposition in the Ontario ' " ' to this fiscal year have been cleaned
thie, Tf any man desires to get il
clear voneeption of the mule eelfish- up with the exception of nine ace
Legislature, and Hon. Nelson Parlia-
ment, Provincial Liberal Organizer, eounts, aggregating a little less than
nes:: of the whole bueimeis of protee-
Hon 1,4 hh» listen to the applieatione 52,500, For these arrears, the board
were the prineipal speakers.
The Opposition Leader dealt with • 1101110 excellent security in 01811 care:,
the present - political situation in the whieh come before the Tariff Bre • I.,
rotectienist.; ng
. ht for thi.ir on,;nessind there are e0131(181
reasons, the re -
Province, and severely criticized- the
Pthef do not even cart' for port says, for not demanding Mimed -
Ontario Government. Speaking of guru'
their brother,. in arme. It's a hard late mitt(n), There ie no TO00017
the finances of the Province, he mid te doubt, the statement 110.08(1115, but
I •'.. t G •, , t h• 1 •.t rt el game and tte,
that they will all be roll ('('ted in the
Protectionist never
weakens -he ie out for more from
out to reduce expenditures, but it ,
hall now inereasemil
d lions of dol- W1W11 to 1111tyn'
lars, 1.1,neetisod the Premier of The Principle Involved
flitting with both !motive in his 0. But back of this stave question
T. A. policy. ; there was a real principle involved,
'Pbe following officers were elect- Get clear in ,your mind a simple piece
ed; President, George Sehwindt, of wood known as a stave -(1 stave
Walkerton; Vice -President, 'Phonies of a nail keg. There is not much
H. Wilson, Walkerton; Secretary, 3, work involved n producing a barrel
A. Johnston, Mildmay; Treasur, r, 13. stave -eyes the duty on this eaw pro- year; and that in view of these fae-
Bingeesner, Vormoea. duct with an inconsequential amount tore, It is not difficult to formn that
of labor on its totel eost, is 25 per themloans will be entirely cleaned
I
HURON COUNTY vent. A fleished piece of furniture 111) 111 the course of a few years.
earries a duty of only 30 per vent Comnumeing on the substantial
The greater the amount of labor '13- eimplus on operations, the report
Vol*fleet NI, Lee son of Olute, (3. and
„el In .the production of a Pro- concludes with the intimation that
Mee. Lee, of Genl‘erich, luxe commenc-
ed the praotice of btw, at"l'oronto, due.t the higher should be the tariff "thy enrolee fiend will soon have ase
St jeseoh's Chinch, Kingshildge ---that is, if theee can sax- be di to eaimed sufficient proportions to melte
Was Oa event. 01 vell Melly wed: ist 0 pritedple in the whole theory further substantial payments to the
il eg, DIP Wlid 15.h, al 10
of the pr‘',Iect,',V,. teriff. That inneb PreYincial Treasurer. In the mean-
nz;„ Alt Juetine, owl.- • -
Leper ISSillien, i1,11 V, , • 0 Con. ig eleer. The duty upon these etavve thhe it is evident that the board,
7, Aetal 4. 11""1" h 10+". f la"" YOUSt theta be eontidered ne ter too on a selitqmstaining basis,"
A, MO 1? 70'.1'.;""Pa high in relatinti to other manufactor• Th report. ie directed to Hon.
ti," 1111 5., Cifcilh„Ttqo': l'"P" itches 18the terlig 66110(11110) John S. 'Ditirtitl, Miriister 'Agri.
. •
nonr future.
Short Term Loans,
Regarding short term loan associ-
atione, the report points out that not
only 18 tho outstanding
against them becoming substantial-
ly reduced, hut there have been no
applications for the organization of
new assoeiations during the past
••••••••••••.••••\
Brussels School Report I
PIIIMAIIY ROOM
Faint Jtc II Il
Vera Fox
Moen Mbson
Billie Palmer
Lloyd Kernaghan
J m Ritehie
Welke 11 0(41
Jack Pittet/W
111,34)2I2I14NIJNO
Bette Hieke
FRom Sit. I To Jit, 11
Minn l'il yens
Carl Plum
axle K ng
Bow Man Gathealth
Tow Si vuollau
Yelleelt
aleCitiely Lowry
Isrm elle Rut ledge
El wood IIQUULoie
Mae Edwards
Neil Rut ledge
PASSE!) ON YRAR'S \Vona'
Jack Baeker
Ewen SR, Pit, To JR. 1
Margery Riley
Margaret Scott
Isobel McTavish
IS:hol Fox
fletald Minion
ed 'rlittell
1),,, Palmer
(4a -field I lend erson
M argery K el
Dorot hy Ballantyue
Billie Stephenson
Archie Relines
PRO21 INT, PR To Sit Pu.
Joho Fowler
FROM JR. Pit, 'TO INT, PR.
Aileen Mi Quartie
Billie King
George Galbraith
Hartley Rueletige°
Tom d ze tin
Betty Best
Otnite Ciumnie,gliane
Irina Riley
Doenthy Dennison
Isobel Brigham
Frank Rutledge
Jim Spiel.
Elmer Ewan g•er's for one hour, then West
ldarvey Gibson orgamet, Mrs. (Dr.) 'Newton, have through Walton to George Watt's
1.10 L 13 ITCHANA.N, Teacher. been a great inepiration, In this for noon; then South to his own
conneetion I: desire to pay tribute to stable for night, where he will
RESIGNS OFFICE'
I
I, Hon. McKenzie King, former
' Liberal Premier, has resigned office
after last Friday's vote in the Bouee. of jellies Shedden, Con. 4, Morris
, Twp.
Farewell words from Rev. Mr. towns - Terms. -20 to insure foal. Any
To The Editor: owner parting, with a mare after
she has been bred, forfeits all insur-
, As I expect to move to Lynden, in
anee er retitrn privilege:3 and service
the Presbytery of Hamilton Confer -
fee must 1w paid at once.
ence before the next iesue of your JAMES SHEDDF.N
valuable paper conies front the prese,
I ask for a little apace in The Senti-
Manager.
• eln. Please aeeept my thanks for the
strong, simony, originnl and high-
class editorials you have -favored ns The Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion
iel ;le, bid since 1015 when he retail ilea,
they heti 'lived in ahmonto.
1101>in:ion 11-111; nti no? tee :tab event, or
liowaril Perk pelted Church.
A emu.; case hivoivilig 11 Al gE, ell,
wee tt ied before Mg gist 1,110 lin tette; ,
;It Mee ye, who, Mateheering the
:Widen ye on Ole purl, of alelfwen on
towaid hie Wein., who wee Inter
teken to the lioueo of lternere, laid
the one.. over until 010 110X County
Cella 141S1(111(1, The (101*(41(10:II Wits
gib/Weil out on it bail of $2,000.
Popular Stallions
BORN
1)11APNR.-In Morrie towneldi), on Saturday,
Amu 1:411, 1991, to Dlr. end Mrs, mieriee
pelmet., 5 0011-121irry lililo
maRniao
W11191)0-TURVEY.- At the United obureli
Pa extant ge, on June 211161. 1101, (-
1(o". 11. Alt U,t,st 51 silup, HUB Or rANIIU
01111 11 re \000, 1,1 Walliveriang, to Zelms.
deughter uf Charles and Mrs. 2`11110y, uf
Blot -vele,
1:4E0
- Senile. Manitebn, 071 MOWirly,
ittli 0 .441h, 1091. Janet Don r 0110t
tete David 14. Aloore, in Inv 21t
--in Brussels. ,111 jUlle
wee Lydia (thapple, relief', of the into
Samuel in her With you'.
Auction Sale.
Knight music FRIDAY, .11.11.0 lerm-learin etoelt, (3593) [67000)
[07000)
Thoro' Bred Teacher Wanted
Trotting Stallion
This horse was bred by Dr. Groves
mows, ae., a 5.13.5 Lot a, (ion. 8, Grim Sale
\III rmierv es proprietor has disposed of his
fern) tIoury Hearst+, Proprietor.
of Fergus, and is sired by Slow Mus-
ic, and dam Ella R. Knight, by
Border Knight.
Thie fancy bred stallion will stand
for the season of 1926 at the stable
with. Long may you continue to
wield the that is ;hire 01/ much
for the uplift of our citizens in gen-
. eral. I would lie ungrateful if I did
not refer to the announcements and
. reports of our church services that
have been given a prominent place in
• yom• paper. Wo canno9 do otherwise
than speak well of the many warm
friends who have been so loyal to the
minister and his wire during the tilos-
_ ieg year of the Methodist Church and
• the opening year of the United
Church. The members of the choir
; with their genial, enthusiastic loader,
Mrs. J. Wesley Joynt. and capable
GLEN -RAE
8353
Enrol. No, 1219 Approved Form 1
Will stand for the improvement
of stock this season, as follows:
Monday. -Will leave his own sta-
ble, Lot -3, - Concession 3, Hullett,
and go East through Soaforth to Joe
Carlin's for noon; then East and
North to Fred Eckart's for night.
Tuesday. -North and West to Geo.
Benneweia, for noon; then West and
North to James Moses' for night.
Wednesdaye-North to: -.John Bol-
Miss Mabel Allin, who filled the posi-
culture, and is signed by A. G. Far- thin of joint leader and organist
dttr-
row, Chairman of the board. . ing the first year of MY Pastornte•
We are grateful indeed for the way
: the Ladies' Al,) manifested theie
BLUEVALE thoughtfulness and generosity by
making the parsonage homelike and
Geo. and Mrs. McDonald, of God- comfortable. We also say "Thank
erich, spent a couple of days at the
You" to the Woreen's Missionary Sec -
old home. ir‘tv and Sunday School, Young Peo-
Mts. W. Stewart, Miss Cora Jewitt ple.'s Society and all the branches of
and Mrs. A. Cooper and Miss Helen the congregation for the assistance
attended the Wonien'sListitute meet- they have rendered during our work
ing, in Brussels, last Saturdayamong them We cannot do othel'-
Me. John MoNaughton and two wiso than sneak well of the many
daughters, Mrs. Wearring and Mrs, people of the other denominations
Akenhead, and their two children, who have been friends indeed. Thie
of London, visited at the home of eulogy would not be complete with-
Stewal t MeNanghton, for a few day0, out expressing our appreciation of •
Mr. Jamieson, a student, takes the the loyalty of the members of the
service every Sunday, in connection congregations at Whitechurch, 7,1e13,
with the Presbyterian Chuech, He heamtpt,es and Blake's to whom I have
has made a very favorable impression preached so often. My nssociation
nn the congregation and is doing
with my brother ministers and clergy
good work. men hes been delightful. Of the
The annual (54(,'d0,3Party Kling
members of o'Ir ^1,71,1, :1114 congre-
Mated Church wilt be held on the
etition we take farewell next. Sun -
church grounds, Wednesday evening,
July 7th, A good program has heen
tdvfaterneNsmtninindgay. .s.AvesoNs,our taiksecooltIvrelneltetvnet
prepared. See advt. in this issue.
Rev. Dr. Feriae, of Winglinno, held quietly, nmying that in the dawn of
a preparatory 05(10100 ,11 the hall, Ian god's Eternal :Morning we will meet
Friday evening, witl a laege con- whore there ieill le. en "Iserewells."
gvegation. Thirty-one members unit. Sincerely youre, T. Wesley Cosens.
ed with the Presbyterian Church
Presentation.
There were also twn hantieea. De,
On Timejav overieg tlm members
Perrie also took the service on Sinn -
of the Unite 131131,'or
day, when communion WINS 1111(1
new ISnited Chinch end 119 the home
Wimss-Tteuvite-. - A quiet ;lime
wedding was solemnized oe Timed ,1 or etes. Rebe. Rens lee n enviel
afternoon at the United Chut•ch Par- evening tine to bitt farewell to Mrs,
sonage, Ethel, when Rev. D. M. Guost Cosens, who has been associated with
united in marriage, Zektut, denghtei Mrs. Rathwell as teacher of the Class.
of Chas. and Mee. Trirvey, R1,tsvelp, Tb•"^ lerge number present
and Moeley, Stoll t' Leelie end Mis. nliri 113, nrotr. -11 was very interest -
Wells, 4.1 Isee11111 :••••• Mrs. Melvin Reid,
Ttvp, Thn young couple 040( 4. nee 1- Pec..i.leitt of 3'.1 Class, rend o com-
tended and after the- cereeormy 111 v "..ess to Mre. ,Seeens,
left by hinter Inc n. two weeit'w 111(1 I0 ”11,1 • 1l'1•• t johnston nreemtiel
Toronte and liellm/itle, On their 1 O. 1, ,eenie tine 1111)1,- „loth
ewe win 1.04i(11. MI groom's II) 01.08000 W0111011. 4
farm in Ohatham towee1110follewie- 'a a copy of the ad-
Strucic by Car: - A bad accident 'tree
happened Sattu•day nieeht on the Ithie• 13,, from h„, r
vale road, when Clarence Johnston, • in the Unhe
accompanied by llie sister, Vera, wet,.
Deee al:•••• ens: -Tonight wo do-
111(11.30071(1le with 13074,4
to you our ;res. es.)
car v lell Wilt 011 the wron5 side. of inn yeer ••1 ociation with
the road. Th„ two, occupants were 1..d) e011 111:1t-ner will not sere.
thrown out and tbe buggy btullY da- the lesSom; yeti have so faithfully
maged. ilibi Johnston was consider- :might us er amiable disposition
ably injured but Mr. Joltnston es- hee not: •on our affection but
caned injury, - The ear sped o11. with- hos bright ne,' ihe pathway ev111:11 WO
out offering assistance. At the earn.. heve trod Me titer, you see . re,
instant another car .appeared on the gift of not oelv teaching the lesecei
scene with two men, who pursued woll, llt 111''s the making the class
the other car and got the number. understeind 11: you present it. Your
He at once notified Crown Attorney iir„ ims h(,,s11 ,uch who.-
iolowl, it is -expec
Seeger of Goderiethca...hAiss tah;e18nietwi 1-1101
naitionehip the Gi.,.; "P 1
t we know you had a close come
follow immediately. We present ibis gift juee- tea let, you
The Presbytevian congregation know that we !eve you mei lome you
of Bluevale church ,observed the or- will often tinnie of our tieeoeiaeione 10.
;Meaner. of the I,ord's Supper at them gether in eocial and Christian service.
regularIervice last Sunday morniug, May God's richest. 'blessing be with
June 27; which was held In the POT- you in your• new home, is the sincere
odes' Ball. 138 people were present wish of Vonr friends., The Unite Bibk.
tit tine service. 80 were received MI Class, Of hilcknow. 1n131q1 Church,
members of the Presbyterian congre- Mrs. Cosens made an appropriate
gation, 18 of whom were received by renlY, thanking the Class for their
ceitificatee from other churches and expressions o1 love and appreciation,
12 came forward by profesaion of and.for their beautiful eift and assur-
faith, Rev. Dr. Ferric, of Wingliam, ing them that her v:orle among them
conducted this service. In his ab- had been a labor of love. Dainty re.
settee from his own pulpit in Wing- froshments were served .aml all went
hanti his place was suppled by H. B. to their hemes feeling the words were
Jamieson, a student who has charge aPProPrlatt.
of the Presbyterian work at Blue -
vale and Eadies. With increasing
number.; and godly zeal, and a new
church house in the process of build-
ing, the Preabyteriens of Bluovale
look forward with high hopes to a
great fuSures
farewell and Prisentatinil
The Lueknow Sentinel last Week
peldiehed the following whieh refers
10 a fonner paetor Of BrUssele.Meth.
°dist aburch and his good Wife;
PERTH COUNT?
Christian and Mr.,. Gellman, r
Hee Tevenehip, ;Med the 50.11 en.
niversavy of their wedding, recently.
, 'rimy were mended at Wartburg, in
1867, 'I'he celebration Wag PA tended
by 65 ;I eeeendarite,
The death occurred in Torotan, on
Friday, of Mande leahol Finkel, wife
of Dr. 'I', A. Robinson, formerly of
134aneh4(rd, tte illnese Itteting tWo
weeks, &tee Milli 08011 40A4 (15411/11 -
tee of Illogh and Mee, Picket, of Well,
burn, Sinee het triatiiage, Aire. Reps.
Net)» bad spent three yea/ e in Tex.re
where her husband pi aetlead med.
remain until the following Monday
morning.
Terms -512.00
T. J. MeMICHAEL
Manager.
John D.
For the season of 1926 will stand
f 11 •
From Monday morning tin Tues-
day noon he will stand at his 03011
stable, Lot 15, Con, 16, Grey; then
he will go South to W. J. Manley's,
Lot 4, Con. 10, McKillop, where he
Nvill remain till Thursday noon; then
home to his own stable where he will
remain tin the following Tuesday
noon.
Terms. -To insure a foal $10.00
at his own stable; reductions for ex-
tra mares.
R. L. TAYLOR
Phone 2810
IMPORTED
PERCHERON STALLION
HI ES 0
-1592--
Inspected on the 31st day of October,
1924, and passed in Form 1. •
Weight about 1800 pounds. Good
bone and action.
Monday -Will lenVe his own sta-
ble, Lot 27, Con, 6, Grey, and pro-
ceed West to R. IVIcKay's for noon;
then North and West to E. Mat-
thew's, Jamestown, for night.
Tuesday -Will proceed West to
Bluevale to G. Hall's for noon; then
South to 3111 line, Morris, to G. Wil-
eone1 for night.
Wednesday -win proceed West to
boundary Morris and Wawanosh and
7'r,11111 to Belgrave for 110011 '' then
Sonsh to Myth Hotel for night,
Thursday Noon - Will proceed
Eaet told Oi0411. to T. Clark's, 5th
line, Morrie, for night. •
Friday -Will go North to 41h line,
Morris. and East to A. Bishop's for
?WWI; 6'11 Iltiet to his own stable for
Saturday -Will proceed East to
Elena to Dailey Bros., Trowbride, for
noon: then West along 4th line home
where he will remain till the follow-
: me 1,1eatlas'
Terms. -TO insure a foal $12.00,
payable February lst, 1927.
FRANK COLLINS,
Proprietor.
CRAIGIE DOUBLE
ROST. NICHOL
Proprietor
Menday, May 24 -Will leave lila
own stable, S 1.2 1/0t 26, Con, 6, Mor-
ris, tual go \Yee!, to Win. llird'e for
noon; then West to Blyth gravel
road, then South IA miles to 7th
Con. Morris, to John Gumming's for
111)7111.
. Tuesday -South and East to Robt.
Bell's, 8th line, Morris, for noon;
then East to gravel road, then North
to his own stable for night.
Wednesday -East to Cranbrook to
; John Huothee's for noon; then East
; 2 1,6 miles to sideroad, then Werth to
0)113 Coil, to David Sanderie for
111gThltradey-West; to Hugh Lam-
ontit, Con. 10, GreY for noon; then
North and Weet to Russel Currie's
for night.
Friday --West and South to Con. 5
Morris, and East to A. 11. 1VIoNeil's
for noon; then home 011 the
foilow-
isig Monday morning.
Above route will he continued
throughout the season, health and
weather permitting.
Terme-To ingere a foal $11,00,
payabio Fobruary lot, 1021.,
..,.••••••••Oi
Experienced teacher wanted for 14. S. Ne.a.
Grey Township, Duties to 00111I114`11Ct. Se'pt,
lst. State salary, lontlitlentiunl experience,
ete. Apply to NT N ,1W NH11E1,1132, See,
Tenders for Booth
0.610.1110.00
Trndora Will be received Iny the Undersign-
ed ep to July lird, for the privneee er con-
(InCtilIC 1 refreshment booth on the groom -Is,
At S. B. No 9. IV 'Krim, on the Oetql,1011 of the
Remidon, on July Isth, afternoon and evening.
1111. BRYANS,
It R. No. 2, Myth.
local Representative Wanted
L0(111 Representative wonted to sell for the
‘'Old Reliable Font hill Nurseries." Start
VOW, Iftrge 114 or speeieltles, handsome free
outfit, K.:elusive territory, highest 5011101is-
11i0116. 30, 1(0 for terms and catalogue,
STONE0, W IDLLINGTON, Torouto. 1-4
aNALED Tenders addressed to the under -
'7;4 signed, and eerie rend “Tender for North
Pier Iternmarootten, Gederich, Ont.," will be
reeeivud until 12 o'clock noon (daylight
saving), Tuesday, July In, 1926, fur the
reoonstrtiotion of the North Pier tor 8 length
0( 5(11 feet, at Goderich, Huron County, Ont.
Plans end forms of nontreeb way be seen
and specification and forms of tender obtained
at. the Department. 011118 efilme of the Dist-
rict. Engineer') Ountems Building, London,
Out ; Enmity' Building, 'Parent°, Ont., and
the Poet Office, Goderich, Ont.
Tenders will not he considered unless mode
on printed forum supplied by the Department
mid In accordance with mud/Mons contained
Morel)).
Emil tender must be accompanied by an ac-
cepted °begin) on, a chartered bank, pevable
to the order of the Minister of Public Works,
equal to 10 per cent 01 (1,,, amount of the tend)
er. Bonds of the Dominion Brink of Canada
or bonds of the ennadian National Railway
Company will elm be aceepted ne seen rity, or
bonds and II, cheque if reqntred to make up an
edri 'mount.
NC/TN.-Blue printe can be obtaieed et this
Department by depositing an amented cheque
for the sun) of ;1005. payable to the order of
the Minister of Public Works'which will be
returned if the intending bidder submit a reg-
ular bid.
By order,
5.16, O'BRIEN,
Secretary.
Department of Public) Works,
Ottawa, June 141916
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -In the
matter of the estate of Margaret
Wright, late of the Township of'
Grey, in the County of Huron
Widow, Deceased
Creditors and others heving claims against
the Estate of the said deceased, who dled on
or 'Mont the 2n5 dny of November, 1995, are
required to Rend full partionlare of such claims
10 (110 andersigned solicitors for the Adminia•
trntor 64 1(1,' Estate 0) 91)0 said download, on or
before 81)8 1011, nifty of July, 1920, after which
Oslo the Administrator will nrooeed to dis-
tribute the assets of the said Este te, having re.
wird only to the claims of which notioe shall
then ',eve been given to him
FEASER & 11100EID, 1026,31726 )1. WRIGHT,
' Solicitors, 11.11.14m I, Wilton Grove,
London, Ont. Tp. of North Dorcheeter,
Administrator.
Teacher Wanted
Teacher wanted for S, S. No. 1, Tnimberry,
with Second Ohiss certiflente. Protestant,
Detiee to commenee Septentber 1s1. Send
references and state salary expeoted to
53.90091,5316,
R. 11, I, Bluevnle,
House Dud Lot for Sale
The undersigned offers for sale his C011irort-
able brick cottage on Primates lltreet, Brute
seta, Flalfmcre of land, Well nod cistern.
Immediate possession, Mar further
elms, apply to WM. MAK, Brunel() P, 0,
91(0,8, 9117
Property for Sale or to Rent
The house and lob In Graham's Survey,
Brussels Bouth, belonging to the estate of the
late 5jB100111) MoDonald,i8 offered for 01110 or
to rent. Six -roomed frame house, %Imre of
land, ivonrishel, stable, hard and soft water,
530 For further particulars apply to
411-1I 00176153132) MCDONALD, 'Brussel')
Farms for Sale
teeeeneteesi
The undersigned offers) for sale his 105.acre
farm being DIM, Lot 26, Con. 7, Morris. Alec
100 norm), being North le, Loh 26, and 9134, 97,
ion. 7, Morris. Good houses and barns in
first-class oondition, oleo all good out.bulld.
Ingo. Will sell with oe without crop. Rms.
on for Belling, poor health, For further part.
butlers apply to W, MoCUTOBBON,
Proprietor, N. 11.4, Brussels
Farm for Sale
(The old Hamilton Place)
100 acmes, 'being 1t730 Lots 7,8, 0 find North
40 acmes of 10, Oon. Turnberry townithip.
Large firstmlass barn, splendid stone stabling
underneath ; large delving shed,
good frame house and stone !citation, large
orchard, never failing spring on farm. 2 miles
from Wroxoter village and [mile from eohool.
'(11110 (0(10 has been Iii ;mature for mine years
und will give highest returns. Farm lend
values will rise, .IIToia,poasrt.1118nrssorly to
Administrator John R. Gibson estate
P. 0, box 77 Wroxeter 11)1080 00
Farm for Sale
grupsopme
100 hove Worm for sale, being South holt lot
27, aon, 2, Township ot Morris. On promises
01( 11 good bauk barn, 78x40 with good oolnont
stabling; driving shed 40029 comfortable,
good, frame house with good steno cellar
two good wells : ;meet 6 name
good mato bimh. TWA Win is well fumed
and drained end in good 'Ante of oultivation
and to sitiinted I mile from 'Maim of Welton,
oleo 1 mile from Reheat end el19uoh Ilese flit`
ther pinetiOnlars apply3on the promisee or SG,
, A. MA RBBALI.
11.4t rt,It. 4, Walton.
Farms for Sale
tee ROPOO et isto., being the eeathl4 of Lot 5,
(lon 8 on,1 the south ;e of Lot 10 Oen 71n the
ToWnship of Morris, seteiee terms tire offered
for sale to olose up the estate of the tete Jame')
If not sold thby V/111 be pante,l for pas
intro. toe OiletiAllifitetiplibt to MO fiNactitord#
A lAtIt.
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