HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1927-9-7, Page 4THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1927
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spoke at the Nomination
Duncan Sinclair, M. . P,
of Harriston.
tall' who
All Welcome God Save the King
Atal
The Post Letter Box
To The Electors of North 11uro•1:
It is admitted by any stud ot of
the Party system that th n per
featly organized class Group.. con-
trol Canada through Govermr.etlts. no
mutter which party is in power.
Much money is spent in :onstitu,:n-
cies to win elections. The avail-
able facts show that the ':umis art -
often evenlydivided:
(1) In he Customs :mill ry of
1926 it was discovered that three di.,
tillaries contributed $274.000 io the
•runpaign funds of both parties.
(3) According to a press dispatch
from Vancouver. P C, dated Jan-
uary 24th, 'f27, the President of the
Vrancouvor Breweries, Ltd„ stated
that over $100,000 was co•ltril);it-:.1
to the campaign funds of both part-
ies for "aa u t ice' anti "protecti
If, however. the Big Interest'
Groups. who rule through parties,
know which will he in etintrol, they
eiai4; n;,turally give that Thirty the
fro ' =uprnrt. In tills• erase ell;• seri- -
tol is in the hands if t1 Libel
P ty
regatalless of tit. i%• -tilt. of the I
'North H nn bvt I r i
Under ler the Party ti h• ( _ rn-
el v. ,: 1li ,._ t byt ri-
_t.•, mein.c--ur ! u' .. to .11 1 !
normo•—if thy, G andid-
a'., is e t-et•ri. i 1 ease the
molly?: is -to 1 -;1;; ll t,., n t ,he
Gadetdeh £1011L1 I1 the d cit
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At the nomination "t..•• -i'- 'held
in Win 1ian un 1londav, Se:A. it11 I
' made the statement that was the.
Con.:'!tstne Party th., t•..a et the
trant•h . to the woolen 01 Ontario
and of the Dominion of Canada.
1Ir. Hislop, the Liberal Candidate,
• in his ten minute e1"si'(.1 address
ftp whie11 I did not hay• an a. r- r_
tunity to reply) said that my state -
:meat was „i••solutely wrong mel that
it was the Liberal Party si I -r Hon.
Medi:et-121.i !sing, that iuu' liac••d the
ill(eaDUre.
The records of the H'.use of Com-
mons show that the act was drawn
by Hon. Hugh Guthrie, t r 1 `ole: iter•
General and introduced by Sir SrRobert
Borden, Conservatiro Premier, in
tr. Everyone t with tb. apparent
exception of Mr, Hislop) kdowa that
Hon. MacKenzie Kim: ,!i.? :lot come
inti potter until i 112 1.
This a fair sampi,• - the ac -
01:0 y (
e" I of the stat-ment= roade
1.; Mr. Hislop St' h`s '_loalag a idf; ss
\t h m he knew that no o ;•_ wr.uld
ha,\ a chane•-' to reply.
(Mr,...) Iva C, Fidlis,
New Regulations
for Normal Pupils
Thu: Normal School sour„ now
t , m....r y.iu) t d. r•,!p. 'moo yI nr• ,.,, b„ -h .uul ,re o;:,l
t1 1:.= y l:.l I ,1 ,.- ,•chi:r
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CLent',bt. wits' ••1.117 ,
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net seen for di Yr; tie•r.
lues steel t' San 1'! Fratt,.",:to, 1
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ley los tides to Oar t)
where we pin in the '. nl
snow but lots of rain, Il 1 (' e
-art A litti. cold '. 1>1 r ,bot'',
hurt, We left Los an 1 •s , fie
30.1 of Mn,. and collie up the Santa
Fee by Ch cagi) and it only t u..
5 days to fret to Galt. We r k in
'10,1 Old -Boys' Reunion on the 1st of
July and the Old Boys s It eu iron in
Brussels on the 2.1th of ,July and had
u good time We are naw grin:;'
back to Nl.epnwa to our llorno.Mr .
Brown is still impiovl .:' Will you
kindly send the Post to Nceg,-lv14 to
Box 2(1,1,
Yonas truly,
Galt, Sept. lith JOH7. H. TIR.() JN.
THE PRINCE'S ME;S.tGE
The following message from II, R,
.1{, the Prnicc; of Wale, has been re-
'ecivod by his Honor the, i,ioutelant-
Governor: "I am very sorry to leave
the Province of Ontario and Tor-
onto Cfty, for my brother anti 1 have ,
i(ten shown so much kind heli.
ted), Edward P,"
A44,ce4 Crihe4
THE BRUSSELS POST
Cakes baked with Purity Flour keep fresh for three or
four days. Purity is a vigorous, "dry" flour that absorb
and holds more water or milk. Tasty cakes, rich pies, and
large, light buns and bread are always yours when you use
Sarni 37(' in stamps for our 700 -recipe Purity Flonr Cook Book. 263
Weston) Canada Flour initis Co. Limited. Toronto, Montreal Ottawa, Saint Johw
A Vote for
Bricker
is half a vote for
of ion
Vote for
RESIGNATION REPORTED
and Good Government
and
iN
North Huron Liberal
Association
Viscount Cecil, 1. 1111e:•110: "f the
I>ucl: of ' „ . ,, ties wit, sager' •d
to have ..,•'1 + .,.n
Cabinet('1)1011',!,-' t t. a , 11:. •,•! 01 110 Vii]'
Austen(h;t'1U,`ria'n over 1-reae•1! ,e -
tolittl-ion rt' tib• a• 11101:i,:'} 11411 miter
di-tiCis of the Britt:11 tol'.•10•1 per, ey.
NEWSY ITEMS
BREAKS LEG IN FALL
Harriston—While at work on his
farm in Howick Township, John Rol-
land fell from the top of a load of
,grain and broke his leg. The at•ci-
_—. lent at this season of the year and
Fuse published yet. 2E will not be with the abundant crop :\x')11 greatly
needed until 1929. lhan.11c+ap Mr. Holland in his work,
Second class candidates who secure
their interim certificates at the ear' SALES TAX ABOLISHED
of the first year and who conlpleteI Ottawa—Beginning Sept. 1 the
their Upper School stan•ling after- roasting and grinding 0f cofiue is
wards may enter their second year as not considered a n11a11Uf'1:tili111g busi-
ne.s and the sales tax will not apply,
according to a notice from the de-
partment of national rev'+nae. The
notice states that antler the Special
War Revenue Act the goyoraur•in-
couneil has ordered the change.
ubject almag with their Normal Gruen coffee will, howeved 0:. 501b -
work. The student must sludge for feet to steles tax on importation,
himself as to his ability to do both.
Candidates are reminded that
first. clt.ss students, Hence , ail candi-
dates who have Middle Sehool stand-
ing• an -I have only one or two sub-
ject.: to complete thein. Lipper School
standing can save a year by going to
Normal this year and prennriig those
SOFT BALL TOURNAMENT
forms roe application to Normal are
provided by the Deportment artment of Edu-
cation only. Card, of admission from
the Denartowel are required on open
ing day, 1) amt. Tuesday, Sept, 20,
ll37,
T. 8,1 N. 0. ANNIVE9S 1 ,
North I :- 1ht '1'. \ , 1111f:-
1Cay ( e limit 'ion n1'i 1
the r, l 1111... I
111star _ or
the. in. „.11111 1a11s uta 11 . 12, It
i, exp. rued that t're',., r nil,i Afrs.
Fere—u,,,1 and 111,v11; :' ;;f ib. r,.,b
Met will •>e here to :Atom I • varitus
functions w1011411 a,'., being arra).;' •,1
Goderieh—The 1-Iuron Pi'cnhytery
of the United Church soft bail was
JI wound up for the r(1. )11 twhe!t the
Ise111:-finals and 1001415 were played off.
'In the 11111, series the Canis elburst
item)) defeated the Myth girls, while-
;Wloeetcr team 1.neat il ti. Melee;.
Inn the final, Chiselhorst w era defeat( 1
feel by Wroxeter 19 to ) In the buys
Isories Gaterilvl North i .0,1 defeat.-
, Minirrieif and C 110tvll defeated
jt'rdul 133e14• In the fetal: Cin ,..rich
",de !td Clinton .5 to3. A the
!-1.,,,mus a social ,'teen_ y.l spent ami
the imps were presdnted ,o :11' 0v}n-
uer:. This , the second time that
c'od's^:eh has n'on the cup.
gone woramoolly
TALKS PROSPERITY
:•l..n. ...,.nen :5,. .,:,lib, ',ii!'... •r ei'
I•'int'nr,•, ,aft:1' a v :;i' :1 ilrieuiu
•erir'! with. 1:4;r11 r•tv ,' titt•r.•.
WROXT',TT:R CII I.5 WIN
Wro:;4..o. gill,' .-1,1't !:!1 I,'rlo won
the can for\ t i! Ho mot 1.1 shun 1
i, l nic, whorl ...I St.
('1081 Iht1.'rt-,1. ..r pla)-
ail' in 41 )1,1ieh la40 twee),
TWO HAVE HONES BROKU_N AS
RT:SULT OF FALLS.
\Vl'osi ter-- Stewart Sie'N',ughtou,
a farmer, ti' Tulnb:•rry Totrnship
net tw:•th an unfoltunat.• n rident
while working in the barn w11.11 he
fell, breaking a bone in his foot,
which will lay hint off work for a
law w,•eks,—• Thomas Henderson -full
on Friday evennig while cooling out
of his home, breaking hie hip. ” As
Mr•. Hendersons is over 1)0 year. of
ago, the aeaidcnt is a serious matter.
FOUR FINGERS SEVERED
Clindon--Janes Manning', an unl-
ployee of the Sherlock -Manning Ig• piano
factory, suffered the loss of four fin-
gers of his right hand when con;, ,1
in rip -sawing the cover of ;1 p101,)
box. Dn. J'. W. Shaw and Dr. P.
Hearn were called and r'moverl hint
to the Clinton Public Hospital where
he is progressing favorably,
FLAX CROP GOOD IN PERTH
Mitchell — Considerable flax has
been sown in this vicinity and the
crop is reported to be a good one.
The flax mill here, formerly the pro-
perty of the lute William Foto tar,
has boon closed down far several
years, but with the harvesting of the
flax now general, in another week
the mill will be running.
Clearing Up
Sale of
Shoes
Ladies' Blonde
Patent regular
$15.1)u for
Boys' Tan a11C1
ford regular
1;3,o0 for
Ladies' Molise
regular `11.65
for
Kid and
3.00
Black Ox.
2149
slipper;
1.25
This is a real Slipped' for the
house with rubber hest,
Other lines of Shoe:, at
equally lows prices,
Rt' Fe rg Lit gi
GIRL 15 F(RST SINCE DR. 'COnY
to BRING SCHOLARSHIP to GALT
Galt --pais (h", ti.• l intdlie, th;
Galt Cola: ;aur• student who ,' tnh-
1a;1111 .1 seepsd by taking; honer., in
:,11 her 12 aultject_s on h, -r matricula-
tion ''01111,1nat1uU and who o has now
been awarded the Prince of Wales
1e ho larship and the fira Edward
Blake Scholarship for nul.ls r n pro!i=
uancy, is the: first to bring this hams
to Galt ..ince Dr. Cody wan in 1;185.
Miss 1;1m:lie is only 10 year; o; age
and her great achievement has plac-
ed the local schot",, second to none in
Ontario.
LEAGUE COUNCIL SITS
baa;
1
0
Sir Austen Chamberlain, Ilritisli
delegat: to the League of \::tions
Cowled, 001111.11 opened its se,ni a:muni
sessions at Geneva.
p�t,�.•`.,•p�•,�r'. r .�}},iY�,�Si,�,�'
Mento'OSble rJ"ate !i :i'(fs the
histori oldie Empire.
e.
`may 6 arles eorrrve,�'`�
Sept. 6—THE SAILING OF T}1
"MAYFLOWER"
E while the leaking shill moa.; being ev[-
arn'oed. Th,' "Speedwell was dil-
1 covered to be quite unft foe Inca lone;
-voyage across the Atlantic, 11.•41 ,_
was therefore decides} that the ' :11av
flower" would have to sail alone.
"i1Iayflow•er" was a ship of only 180
tons and could not accommodate the
whole o fthe pilgrims, 80 1 :feaw :fam-
ilies had to abandon the ;'gage, and
of the (ith September ah: ;ailed uut
of Plymouth Sound, having 110 board
forty-one poen with their wive: and
children, :1 total or one hundred and
two passenger.: in a11, •
Three hundred and 201/(111 years
bum, on the fith of September 1.620
t �.
he' I May 1 1 )theses stepped of hoard
,,,,,„11,,i \ _ :,r. h 1.1,,i,,,the "JIay(!otier" and sailed out of
i � Plymouth Sound on their aitoch•mnrk•
1 big voyage to the Now World.
i The Pilgrim Fathers were to 'mb1ss
M.., - -0,17.:,, 1,. ;- 1 of a religions, denonin':tun known
a$ the Independents, which hail m'11-
1!!. i 11 t sal>' 1S e_:f3 a ' 1111tcd from the English church 11n
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HELD MEETINGS IN H. HURON
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heatre
Friday and Saturday, Sept. 9 10
DOUGLAS McLEAN in
"Hold That Li n"
• Premier W. L. MacKenzie King,
who spoke in Wingham and (,oc)1•rlch
in aid of Areltk Hbdop, Liberal can-
didate in the by-election in North
Huron made necessary through the
death of John Ifingl Progressive.
onday and Tuesday, Sept. 12 13
"The Magician"
he Night Ugly Wedneseay,Sept 11
PIN -TIN -TIN in
�f Kentucky"
Friday & Saturday, Sept. 16 - 17
"Forlorn River"
the early days of the 17114 century,
They suffered e} e'en lde.1.1111 > p. i,:e•c'u-
lion 11t the hands of .Janr•sf and in
1008 a largo number of 'therm left
their native lard and made their
l
hone in Holland, where they w -r0
permitted to worship as lin y pleased,
Twelve tears lata several 11,11.(1111 -
ben of the sect decided that the New
World would afford better pl°spurts
for their children and determined to
found a colon across the Western
Ocean. Two cesels were chartered
for the voyage, one hemg the "May
flower," which was only hired for
the passage, while the other a smaller
ship known as taw "Speedwell' was
i purchased outright to help in the
transportation er the pilgrims and
their goods, and was intcnicd to ho
used afterwards for fishing and other
purposes in Anmric
A few families went on hoard the
"Speedwell" at Dclftsilaven in Hold
land at the r:n(1 of Jul,y 11320 tend j
flailed to Southampton !n 11n0111nd,
where they were joined 11y the "May 1 tl
flower," which had on hoard those 1 g
of their co -religionists who had em-
barked at London. On the 3r11 of }
August the two slips sailed in clow -
pally from Southampton, hitt when g
they had proceeded about 30(1 trifles c
on their voyage they were compelled o
to return, for the ('Speedwell" was ' c
found to be letting fn water 5 t,ter!p
than the plumps could throw it out, 1
The ships anchored at Plymouth,
where the pilgrims landed and were
very kindly treated by the townsfolk 1r
It was originally intended that the
pilgrims should houl<
1 b 1 hind
on the coast of.
Virginia, v
., dal l they had
t 11y
1)ei'' granted ) 1 r
1 1 (l a
patent by the Virginian c inian C orlp ley,
but the"'Mayflower" was carried to
the north by a .cries - of violent
storms and at the end of Nowcmbcr
she sighted land at ('ape Clod. The
ship , made a futile attempt co :ail
southward down the American coast
to Virginia, hitt d un-eromi howl, luta
loping breakers forced he, tt return
t0 Caps Cad and anchor in Pl'o'fnce-
1own Hay. 51 moa, there Ih n the •11
pilgrhns affixed their signatures to the
historic document known as the
"Mayflower Compact," a democratic
covenant regarding the government
of their' future settlement, which w11,;
ono of the c1.41101 written constitu-
tions in history.
Ott the 2.Ist .December the pilgrims
sailed across Cape Cod Bay to the
barren coast of Massochasetts, and
he spot in which they landed was
1 thct name of Plymouth in num.
my of the English town where they
lad last stood on their native soli,
The settlement founded by the i'i1 I
rim, Fathers was the first permanent ;
olony 01 New .England, and no son
f the most noble and the most an -
lent family in the Old World is
rou:dor of his ancestry than the Ant•
r{can who can truthfully claim
descent from one of the fo1ryone
families which arrived on board" the
Mayflower."
READ WHAT THIS 15 — Your
money- back or good results, by us-
ing Mrs. Sybilln Spain. Tnnsilftis,
for Sore throats, Coughs, Bronchitis,
\Vhoounf Couch Catarrh, Head
colds and Tonsil Diseases. Il 11.
:Aliens Drug Store, - 2
For Sale by Tender
Tenders will be received by the undersign-
ed ll up to T11015115, September 20th 10::5, a', 0
o'clock p. m. , for the lin volume' 01 (be term of
the late Robert Owens, 1,, log Keel half of 1,1;
, 41, Con. 1), East Wrw,.]",rh On 111,• pr, more.
euro a brielt house, frame born, goon 0.,t.', ,
implement shed, drilled well, nater, wind
null. and le In excellent cnnrlllinn. 11 has
natural drainage 01111 14 serval by rural n1:u1
and telephone, No tends r ntnessnrilr accept
oil. JOHN \VIOHT4IAN,
Execut,r. Iiulgrave, Ont,
AUCTION SALE
Sunshine Church
I PROPERTY
Jame,. 'Parlor, Auctioneer, will c (for fly
sole by Pu)lir Aurtlnu at. Snn.hine, 01. gattie•
clay. Heptinnher 15th, 1027, at '+ Wel. n)c p. m ,
the following orm.srty, ronsisting of : Br lett
ilrrlt-jte Shpe,lt lnhei.1Uxlongtiv of organ
tovu
pipes, 16 soots, pulpit, library, table, 10 rhnlrs,
Petters rvrpeb, lamps, lantern, chandelier.
wetter pnl1, brooms, hall noel oil ran. Terumo
cash, JAMES CLARK,
Hee.•TrHOanrer,
Farm for Sale
A very desirable stook farm of 160 ems, 14
utile from Brussels. Good beildiugs and
01111?"l0"t:a. Envy terms to snit purchn'ar,
For further particulars apply to -
A. Et, MACDONALD,
Brussels.
Farm for Sale
60 pores of choice farm land • loose clay
loam, splendid orchard, frame house nod
hart', well watered and fenced, 40,toree0um'
al r followed and cultivated n11 ready for Fall
wheat. Easy terms, Groat snap for quiok
hale. Lot 11, ('nn. 12, lllc$lllop, Apply to
TR011..1. M0KAY, R. R. 2, Walton, or A. R.
COTTER, 04471at11 street E„ Owen Sound, 0.10
Farm for Sale
154 nares being Lots 57 and 20, Con 1.4, hie
Kalop township; l3 miles frau, the Village o
Walton. On the farm len gond hones, tw,
barns and other onthfil(ungs, For price and
terms of sale write to
MRs, RALPH W. CONNOR,
1.0nn 10705 76th Ave., Strothoonn, Al
Farm for Sale
Lot No, Pt 211, Concession] 14, Township
310Klllop, 1 mile east of Walton, contninin
12 nares of land; four -roomed frame haus
end small barn and loon house, All welldrnin
ed and fenced. For farther particulars app!
to 110/41811.7 HOLLAND, in mire of Theodor
Holland, Heaforth R, R, Nm, 1, Phone 257.0
Du Yuurfee� t
Bother You
Oh I. the tragedy of oohing feet, the misery
of painfully araecing one foot lifter the pal-
er, th8 bitterness of watching others step
along without a foot care in the world. Foot
misery can be avoided. 1 know, beeouae I
suffered for years1010 I fend ,t Way to re-
lieve that painful' strain upon my weakened
arches. Now, 1 want to help others ; 1f von
are n sufferer, ;dense mention TO r. Yowl• tvltsn
writing. .1. T. WOOD, 224' Prooapee t.),, Ham-
iltan, Ont., or may he parrlased at Downing
Bros., alma dealers, Brussels.
House and tot for Sale
and lot on Albert st offers), 4)r,00 ,,ls.le is 11,1use
rocL(ln, bath, f,runoe luld is oleotrio wired.
Rood garden and garage, Everything 10
tirst•nlnse repair,
06-tf .1 AS, 11ENDEIIHON, Senforth.
Fa.rm for Sale
Hearn of the late \v iltiunt E. Hustle, 000)141•
ung of 72 mires of .,eeelle,t bund, in the ton le
shin of ttowielt. a hent 15 sores of bosh, 1a4•
81,00 1111 wm•alrble; pl.,11d441 natural )7111er
snPP1Y; good orchard, Leuhandl' mime house,
HEtnntol about 11;1 m,le, from Carrie P, n
and shipping .41.0110n. Also 100•om•e groin;
farm adjoining Firstalass land, well drat,..
Pr1, good shade nod acv,r•1s11h,g welter sup,
ply; good barn, Ilrive shed am fruit trees.
Wi1188118000(411.ly or together, Poaoesoio,i
March 1st, 1027. A ppl7 to Airs. Wm, R. Has.
tie, Ess ant, ix Box 205, Rorrle, or
G. W. WA T.liftlt, Gorrle, Dat,
Farms for Sale
`"Tie acres, being tete south halves of Tots le.
10,.:0, 21 -fond 22, in the 1st Con, of Grey toWn-
shi
> ]non
1 OI Ha{
(iHltl 1 v
n
s fort
Hing montes and sheds g n, with rtutf•
vi
\ lilt
eNOI
d aP )nl•t-'
1
1 L..V
It dash• d
u Wl, ,1, p or renting Dart n
50 suitable tenant. Apply to Hat
(8h0 0..1014 N41011, 11142, 1ilnrvnle
or GEORGE 1POT10N, Winghalm,
Nouse and tot for Sale
The eligible house dad lot on Queen street,
8rteas,+ls the property of the late ill re. 1.1nys,
i•, offered for Nelle. Comfortable I1o1100 with
mall garden, For fnrthevner•tionlnra 0pply
to HARRY ItEYH,
811 R. 14. 0 Brussels
Farm for Sale
(Tho old Hamilton Place)
100 ncr,w,;bo'Mon.
tg Ny4 Lots 7 0,11 5014 N(>rth
40uoreso1' k0, (11111, 01, T11101)Orry 0owoohip.
Large &•ot•alao, burn, Splendid
01,;11,„1"1411114,5
pn1(0(00windmill, shine' 5
010115(dlm3Vm'tailing 'spr6�0 Perm, j2 miles
from Wroxotm• village nod ladle from a0hool.
THIS farm 1mn )loon in paa5t010 for some years
and will give lifeboat returns, harm land
values whirlso, aro,• pa Maulers apply15
TH0H, GIBH0N
Adnllniotrntor John R, Gipson estate
P. 0, Fox 77 WI'nxeber Phone 15
Farms for Sale
The undersigned offers for eels, his 100 -,ora
farm boi0g 1414, Lot 25, Oen, 7, Morris. Also
160 neo,, Setoff North'4, Lot 20, sol 51 , 27,
(1010•'7, Illorrlo. G000( 0100080 and borne in
11:rot•oln0soondition, oleo ell good olt,bnild•
Ings, WIII sell 11141, 0r 11) tient m•op, Ron,•
on for selling, poor health, For further part•
lonlnrshpply to W. H. MoOUTOHEON,
Proprietor, It, R,3,Bruseal,
Farms for Sale
100 foresail land, bah ithe south
g 34 of Lot e
Con, 0, and the mouth >,6 of 00 Onr, Ofatt, 710 tae
trortado 40 0 o0 0i 04 41,0fiOOEnte 00 10161,1,, JnfiA
Smih, If hot sold ticeq w111 be rout,,,) fnr pn0
tura, for partioirlara n I to th0 oxo(iatoro,
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