HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-1-13, Page 4THURSDAY, JANUARY is. rga
Ii looita fe;. afythc 111 r. 0 wilt ps,iy
'may part in the itext Ih•nvIm.u: And
Doodalpu 1+!ec ion om .titin:
444444,
Beroag the Bell Telepl nue MOS ;are
advanced the Government , horrid see
that presept tariff m probed. ^.' rile Met -
tom, Big C;orperatione m,• rentctimes
gt•v a privileges on the =pa= of the
moment that'More mairirc• jet gment
would refine,
feat wllt see over ier000 ptopte ib
Canada busy taking the Domiteou coo-
ane, There will be a Cereus Commis
filmier for each federal constituency.
Work will begin oil June 1st, mad the es
timeted cost Is the tidy anal of
$1,756,000.
A number of the old Municipal horses
0011 or wog
-tam ir zvanene wood eau 114va the
Mane Alt4ivorell at their reeideneee at
Ilie Cellos% lug Web J k,ea:--•
Dry 20 Iaclr wo,41d, per cord $ 0 09
(i men 20 inch wood'. pet' cord „ 6 50
(been 4•font wnod, per cord..,, 9 00
P.tttiee wanting to cut wood by the
semi ran get contracts.
Partite; willing to Irani wood may.
item get e(rntranrs at a. price pee cord
delivered where directed in tiro Village
crf Brassie by the ()leek or in his ale'
Hence,: R. Oliver.
.ripply to the uudersigned,
F. S. SCOTT,
Clerk.
Wroxeter • ,..Jno, Douglas
13RU(JI4 9OIINTY (,OUNOIL.
Were seat to the stable at the lest alac Albetmarle ,,.., W hi Letter
tion, but ba:nit n v. fluor all tea time AUILOel .... .............. Davison
At ran...... .. Scar'ruw
grows mouounori; ,I pnicipa1 electors Brant ............. Rowland and Findlay
are much like tlto J_•v , ,1 mere u. Ct... ..... ..... McNeil and McKenzie
centuries ago,, ''Hasannah" and "Cruel- Orn (irk , . •.,, . ., Montag
fy" are not far apart -Cub rear .....,,.^.., Falconer
Raetnra' ,. .Landon
-°--- ..w..rsii........... •.....
CANADA grew Into teal, hood when •:1•a Pres•nock..... .....,,.,.. blcIVab11
had a man's job to She be• Huroa .,.. ,.,p , ....- ........ and Ir aik
perform. 1
P r
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lin, rh (
1
n p ....Clark
came a Nation ithiuan
wEmpire i't
n t ire and) t ,darty MC.Dabald
faced the.world with a rippling in her i II,I,ntay. ...Doerriug
veins as a result of acca.rp.e h•nent lt.cn�rs" ,,, ,,,,,, , , ,,slathers
:St.I,,inu,ds ..................•.,Munn
Achievement has mereic Norcasu1 the ' ,y,t,ige.,11...... •... „• , _ .••,•.,,. Jamieson
desire for greater conquests aid a new : H pw.rrth . .... .......,.Atchison
vision looks forwaul :n•n Vorld's'rrt•ie. 1 1.'"''ow • ••• 'Johnston
It is up to every Can. , ...,.... Foresu^k ingo' into ins I Port. P.ttklr y high ....... .. .........Corttrillter
in the forward march. Pis t ..._._.........,., .. .... , Grano;
, Pnr:water .......... ... ..........Redburn
THERE'S room far':. mr,-o cocrpiete lilvertnit . ..... ......... ..... .. Nelson
(1healPy.p.. .................... Heiserman
plan of Municipal Audi' ng iu mxnv a ;; gr.uChanlptoo ..... SlcVittis
quarter. 1920 had this exenlh fled`Kine:",rdioe...... ............. ..... .....SVoodn
in not a few muniripapit es when ,he ?: Walkerton . . ............... ......La of t
Ooverncoent And:iors pre part el the i 'Mat run .............................. Irwin
statement. The Apditors' report should 1
be completed each year herr lemma- PERTH COUNTY
Mon Day and placed betor• t„e. ratopav lflaushard J. R.Rnbinson
0,,tvnie .......... ----Thos. Boyer
N. leastliope............ .James Stewart
ant Financial Sta1emeot. S. I cm hope ......... .. .. Wei grog
e.,20,.. Robe Armstrong
Om( good feature '. u 1 i. Li l ' in'er is 1 Deputy George Ehgoetz
, Wart... —Win. `Scott
that coal may be hu bendsd 'turf tits, Deputy—John Inman
an important matter the.e Jaye when %'attar tr tr ,.. I F. W. Turner
quantity, quality and tree are trying to Hod. L ..-....... A. Cotquhoun
break all past records. -:e me of 'he I 1-"'w"' nu -- ..... --- --- . ill. li,tgarty
coal mines and o d cl;:r' or ,osis quer- MInil Ington ... ....... ..... W. T Shearer
q' Wallace ........ .... S. E. Smith
ries mast have got bitchy -nixed up or 1 Li•douel ... „... A. Ringlet•
else cars must have been 1 wlcd at Mil,•heil...... ., ._..,.,...... SV, Balfour
gravel pits, judging by •hegrades sent 1litesitun S. Petrie
out. The price is A r tui matter what —+
the quality.
BTS on that aeeaei02 instead of the pr„
THE DOminiou Government I'd not
do the newspaper men of Canada a geed
turn when they trebled tee pos'age
rale 00 January Ist. If Mee f•ad ere.
oised judgment worthy of , assent on
ditions their New Yea -'s gift would
have been of a different sort. Perhaps
they expect to boost their own salaries
again and are looking for the collateral.
By the time tax piling time is completes
the life will be well sgtteezel out of the
ratepayers.
EUROPEANS jeered Columbuo as a tool,
when he said the earth was round,
People said the Wright brothers were
crazy to think that th'y could fly..
What would the world have said ea
years ago, had they been told that we
would talk from Montreal to Winnipeg ?
It doesn't really matter to us or to the
famous man called "Be!l" because we
are doing it now. The Wrights flew
and Columbus did discover America.
There is always a scoffing "Can't be
done" crowd. and many n tome someone
"up and does" and sends them seuviing
for excuses, There was a time, not
many years ago, when C. ,radian pro-
ducts did not amount to tench in some
people's eyes, but now, Canadian .Man
tacturers have prove d in most Ines that
they "up and did," 'I'' a 'Made in
Canada" fact, connected with your pur-
chases this coming ye•:r•, was never 1
more importaut for sur National web
fare. Investigate before ton sav "It
can't be done" for maybe it is ulteady
done.
1921 County Councils
HURON COUNTY
Aehfletd Joseph. Harking
n
Da ut —Joi
pp y 1 Jnmieacrn
Bayfield—New Nonillion nn netwaaary
as candidates did not qualify
Blyth....,.,... t)r. Milne
Brussels S. T. Plum
Uol'oorne Gordon Young
Clinton....... .11.1. M'illes
Exeter 13. W 1. Beaver%
Exeter' ....I. el, Davis
Deputy- Dr. W. 11. Clark
Goderieh Seep...—. N. W, Trews'tea
(trey. •J. MrNrobb
Deputy—J. 1•, Collins
Hay 1'. I!'. Klapp
Herman ..,. A Smith
Howiok... P P, Dnig
Deputy W J, 14pntt.on ,
Hallett '41 As metering
Morels...., W. 15102 2, -
M Killop I+. Me(3ilalStd
." "R, MA 1N eb
Stephen
Seaforth Deputy—D, Webb
Dr, J. Grieve
T'uckerstnith 2, MuNau hien
Turnberry .., 1ns. Porter
Unborn°.. .... VVtn, (mates
W4twarloeh E W J. Corrie
Wawanoeh Vii J, Porton
Wingham . A' 'lpipling
Municipal Election Results
Following ate the official figures for
the neat by Municipal Elections held
Monday of last week :—
BLYTH
IIEEvE
51i1nP Dr. W. J. ...... 134
'Puma,, Jos. E 101
2lajerity for Milne... 33
COrweretoEs
Moody, James D ......,..
tinhorn, E ..... ...........
Dodds Jaynes Moe
Geddes E. W. ...., •,
Vincent, John „
Thomas, H. A..
WIMP, George Ii
First4 were elected.
TURN BERRY TOWNSHIP
REEVE
17(3
147
139
138
89
81
78
Div. 1 2 3 4
Poi ter 108 41 27 81-205
Scott. 38 24 20 49-129
Majority for Porter 70
'reeve, Jas. Porter. Onunoillnrs, 2.
llpteitt, W. A. Mines, John L. Mc -
in ru. 0, a .00imeitlor yet to be
ate^L"d.
WINGHAM
Mayer, H. B. Elliott face).
REEVE
1 2 3 4
Timing 70 66 99 80
Mr'l):Lrutld 3:3 43 34 45
51ej-n ity for Tipling, 171.
(. 061M1SSIONERS
1 2 3 4
f urs.r•y 72 04 08 58
Nines 81 41 55 03
Ft.11,4 82 47 65 65
Bever 37 47 45 33
N'irul 2 elected.
COUNCILLORS
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FOli:. THE YEAR 192A:
SALE,, L11' yliik I.hs. Cheese Average
"eley...... ,. „ 70.727 0566 • 114
Jane 1 to 55 98,018 9007.5 11
Junta l0 tn80.,, 114,228 61424)25 115
1 lily 1 to 15 .. 117,472 10529.25
July 10 to 81 118.980. 10084.76
August 1 to 15 .. 140,231 02125
Attgwit 10 to 31. 97.126 873275 .
8e10, 1 to 15 107.411 92195
Sept.10 to 30 93,071 902425
Ootober ......,.,. 1 120,780 11024,6
1 1,807
November 34,882 3670
1091,783 97811.25
Value et Haul lull and Paid to
Pelee Obeese I:xpcases Patrons
29 2193814 $ 801 03 $1031 51
274 2403 50 803 45 2180 51
21) 2897 17 " 88691 3510 24
1 234 80121 83 400 78 2600.06
115. 27 2717 48 39J 15 2318 88
52202 .354 82 369 8g5� 1930 98
Ile 27 2849 38 412 80 1930 58
114 : 204' 2127 99 405 85 2022 04
26 284144
23; 2700 81 485 2275 808
21 749 70 "' 148 07 600 03
8 270228 88 8 4080 50 8 22947 74
WHEY CREAM
Lite, revere ... ... 4447
Lbs. butterfat 153203
Vsltu' ...... ........ $ 820,80
Paid foe seperaLing . 220.88
Paid Separator Co....., 295.40
Paid Patrons....., . ,....•..... 205.40
A milted and found correct,
J. A. BREMNER, Auditors.
CEOIL BATEMAN,j
IWe Want Expert
Field Men
REMARKABLE opportunity
for one high grade field loan
in each territory, prefer-
ably ono who has 't knowledge
of farm condltinns. The pool.
tion is permanent and the Work
pleasant and profitable.
Experience not essential—we
train you, Extensive territory,
liberal co•oporation and exrel-
leot pay,
To men of energy, ability end abaol-
ate integrity this position offere a val-
uable aosmolation, and one that la of
real servloe to the community.. Write
ns today.
The Shinn Mfg. Co. of Canada
Guelph Ontario
Secretary & Manager - W. M. bAy
(Formerly Processor of Physics at the
Ontario AO. College, Guelph)
oal
No. 1 Hard
furnace -Stove- Chestnut
E. & S. T. Plum
PHONE 41x
HULLETT TOWNSHIP
Div, Arnistrnnt; Watt
55
2 .... 43 62
3 35 0
4.... ,... .....53
......................................32 46
28 40
2 30
27
9
2 01
Majority for Armstrong, 31
Councillors elected by acrlamation--
C. A. Howson, Robert Clarke, Alex.
McEwing and John Barr.
Auction Sales
AOCTION BALE OF FARM STOCK.—F, 5.
Boort, Auctioneer, hes received instruotlons
from the undersigned proprietor to sell by
Public .ruction at NE Lot 00, Con. 2 Morrie
4atJamestown) on Thursday,. Jan. 18th, at 1 p.
m., the following property :-1 aged mare aup-
cow due to calve cow
ch 7th. I cow clue t6th. vo
April 2nd, 8 cows anppooed to be in calf, 2
two year old heifers supposed In coif, 1 fat
cow, 1 heifer rising 8 years old, 2 steer}) rising
5 2 years oldd, 8 heifers 1 year old, 1 heifer Heine
37-352 PolledAnon(relvee 1 Drahnmb1, 51,heligible
20-181 for registration, rlefog 2 yearn, 1 Yorkshire
sow due to farrow March Mgt, 1 Yorkshire now
due to farrow April let, 1 Yorkshire now due
to farrow April 28rd, anumber of yonn(benn,
a number of pure bred Rhod. Island Red
5 coekerele. Bale unreserved as proprietor le
overstocked and scarce of feed. Terms -010.00
17-277 and and, r ensh ; over that amount 10 months
42-235 credit given on fnrnl'.hing approvrd joint
27
—210 notes,. 6 per cent off for sash on credit
amounts. Poultry to be cash.
24-186. WM. MACDONALD, Prop.
1 2 3 4 5
fire+•r 65 05 86 79 38-831
:tilt .ehell 07 05 79 70 45-828
I3ertie tt 57 66 83 74 29-209
11nn,•y 58 53 71 00 29-271
powers 51 61 70 09 29-270
Lloyd 53 44 09 59 30-255
P,1.
anth r
vl
1 48 59 026320-262
—
20 262
First 6 were sleeted.
LOGANN TOWNSHIP
COUNCILLORS
22-273
Chaffs+ 03 31 44 11 15 28 27-281
1)eughts 42 80 74 43 38 17 28-271
Da%id nn 20 20 18 7 23 20 55-104
Mnhnney 15 27 60 70 67 22 25-270
Nark 5 65 55 9,3 33 18 9-257
Vivian 42 10 9 6 3 7 3— 79
Reeve—M. Haggerty (ace).
Councillors-- D. Mahoney, J. 0,
Douglas, Louis Becker, R. Rock.
ELMA TO WNSH!P
Gerry
Seritr.
REEVE
28 48 60 27 84 27 7 47-273
88 14 11 04 53 117 18 70-304
COUNCILLORS
Gilmer 15 11 80 86 46 41 4 53-230
Ilaigt nvcr 19 30'51 28 31 068 16 39-287
Shearer 67 42 50 87 53 78 12 06-895
Vitllance 27 27 80 07 68 101 19 98-456
Rerun—Wo,. Scott,
Deputy Reeve—JohnNolen(nee).
Cn,mrlllors .—. C. Valiance, 1', E,
Bheare'r, G, Hargrave. B, A.EDCAD, Propietor,
AUCTION SALE OFFAR 61 STOCK, IMPLE.
855908, FOnit5TpaE, &o.—Gro. Welker,
Auctioneer, has received inatructlone from rho
underalgneri Probrietor to sell by Public Atte-
tionn9p?J n 10th �a&t12 o clock, eherp, the fol.
lowing property :-1 heavy draft hoer° 8yenre
old, 1 aged mare, 1 mare 11 yenrol old,
1 mare rising 4 yearn, 1 fitly rising
8 years, 1 colt rising 2erre, 2 rot sows, 1 cow
doe March 1st.1 cow slue April 2101, 5 cow doe
May 10th, 1 cow doe Mn 24th I cow w due tune
tial, 1 sow doe ,Tune 2(n c I onw nursirogr!s, 2
calves, 2 cam; snp need In calf, B boners rising
81ee08,8stesrs .risings ynnrs,6babe lomb, 1avice,
6 owes supposed in Iamb, 1 ram lamb, 1 ewe
Iamb, 7 young Mire, 1 brood sow supposed to
tarreW, 4 young BOWS coppseed to farrew, 1
thorob1 M0.ioey' hire boar with pedigree, 18
hong, 1 Nassey . arriebinder 7 ft. ant, 1.Deer.
Ing mower 0 ft, cut nearly new. I Frost &
nneew, 1 Cooks rutt Kanas plow ;muffler, aker2 00,
tivatore, 1 steel roller, 1 ;miller, 2 welkin
plows, 1 snllty plow,1 ttaesey Barris 0081 drill,
1 wagon, 2 sets bosoms, 2 rubber Mind begOms,,
1 cnnthoek 1 milk cart. 1 atonrboet, 1 stook
rack combined, T hay rock, 1 turnip box, 1
women box,
5151, 1 pig box, 1 straw cutter,) 25 ggal,
o11 dross, 1 pair bob eletghs,1 long Mletgh, 1
critter, 1 set m elee, 1 beret') sower, 1 1ulper, 50
bus. patatnoe, shoat 000 hue, elate. 10 tone toy,
1 net double hurneeo, 1 set etngle harness, 1
Ford touring oar, 'dour-eOost,atpbeerd,.word-
robe, 2 Daher Marlene, 2 fall lent tnblea, 'ergo
kitchen tnbie, fleecing lamp, parlor lamp,
i,itb,oaoi'tnrmxreine u18(1(Ireton lr, llrbea
not scales for bowie, eroltlnole boards 2 bed•
steads and springs, note, couch, etretober.
vacuum carpet ewseper, ginas cupboard,
harems, look case, npplo dr er, grnin'bnge.
other silicate' at fruit )pre, forks, chains, rakes and
withourttolee tea as proprietor
to wham a .Sale
without roe0rve as one o efor has aold the
(arm. Terms --All soma of 15000 tad bnrinr
eaehtoner that amount ,0 menthe esodic
elven on fnrnishlnii approvorl joint notes. 6
ppar OnntelooINcrierredit enmities. Car
ut PriceSaie
Men's and Boys' Clothing and furnishings
For Saturday
Made-to-order Suits, All Wool Cheviot Serge$
826 5o Overcoats for •, $40 00
2200
65 0o Dogskin Overcoats for 55 00
Sheep. Lined Coats .,.
00
• 8 oo Men's Wool pants, exceptional value 16 00
Overalls at
2 25 and 2 75
3 0o Boys' V Neck All Wool Sweaters for 2 25
Neckwear, Gloves, Wool Mufflers, Night Shirts
at Reduced Prices. Also Cooper Caps. They ere very floe,
Interwoven Silk Hosiery, very nice for Xmas, Heaeher'Mixtnre and
Merino Wool,
All Linen Handkerchiefs. Initial Handkerchiefs, Boxed—Beautiful
for Xmas,
R. W. Ferguson Holmes Block
BR
What a Difference it
Makes to Mother
WATCH
the average farm mother—your mother,
for example—as she goes about her daily work.
' You'll be amazed at the amount of physical labor
she does. See her operating the churn—straining
over the pump—stooping under the heavy pail of
water—rubbing and rubbing and rubbing over wash
board—to say nothing of her ordinary daily chores.
Then after the day is done, see her trying to sew
or read by.sickly, cheerless kerosene lamp light.
Think -what a world of difference it would make
to mother if your install a
X1,,0
•FARM 3ELECTR C POWER AND -LIGHT PLANT
—the piantthat has won thousands and thousands of friends
everywhere.)
This remarkable plant is free from ruinous vibration. 'All
that terrible shaking 1 Sn
g and is
jolting gone—due to the quietsun•
ring Ide Super.Silent Motor and scientific balancing of weight.
A throttle governor controls engine speed—gives tapered
charge to the extra sive batteries. Automatically stops when
batteries are full. Motor is fully protected at every point.
When oil gets low, motor stops. Wheh cooling water gets low,
motor stops. The Silent Alamo is practically trouble•proof—
built to give long, efficient and economical service.
Come in, write or 'phone for demonstration. See it and it
will be your choice.
D. M. Scott, Agent, Brussels
#.404.4440.
rigiA ',t n�. Y t p
JIM ao mere* Rend' *Motile/
nna t '/Onelone*
e'ber form hats largo bn n, one of the hod.
In 8000 toWnubip, lyttle a nOOW steal VOvt, t't+010114
rtublwa, a oolotor6able frame house and drive
shot{, Itis well reseed sea drained, This
term bee been fn the gee tsmllyy for over sixty
Yearn. 101024 miles from (hushes acorea,
tereemegy and railway elation t 14v.nil les from
sebool, It hes rural mail delivery luau rural
phone. The stook end Implements of tide
farm may be purchased at a'valuation. Stine
52,008.00, of whloh 58,00000 may relulin on
mortgage at 034 per cent e'h1918 a geodebenee
to obtain a good property arta stoek ns a going
ooaoern W.J. DOFF.
RB:R, Bloerale,,CnA•
,Annual Meeting
� g
Wrgxotor Rural Tolophono Co,
Telephoone Anneal
LtdlA willtbo held in the Herat
Hall, Wroxeter, Wednesday, ,January 10th,
3029, at 2.8(1 o'oleok p, m,
East Huron Agricultural Society
ANNUM. MEETING
The Annunt Meeting of )cast Huron Agricul-
tural /Moiety will he held In the Town Hall
Brussels, on Wednesday, January 1011i, 1921, un
180. o'slook p, m, ausineee of the naeeting—
Reeelving the Annunt Statement andAudit-
ors' Report, appointing officers for the year
1921, &o, G&0 R Mtn.DOON, President.
M. BLACK, Ocoretary,
Angus Bulls for rSale
A few choice An gun Belle for sale from Oto
10 months old Priced to sell. Can and see
them. M.L. CARDIFF.
Phone 428 Lot 10, Con. 18, Grey.
For Sale
tenable house good land upon
stable 6 Pasnsisl n
et once. Property located in Village of Oran -
brook, lately owned by Airs. R. Brown. For
further particulars spiny 10A6tERON,
or WM CAMERON,
Exeoutoro. Creubrook,
8'be undsreigned will heap for ear vile, on 834s
Let so, con. 0, Mortaltewnehtu, the tbaro'.brrd
abort tlur hull, Upinlorrl` of Salim, No.
..45413,., tilted 1p Qahlford Mnrciurs risesiee
rhos Mildred 9011 ty.tiuyel eelivr 45500). ked:
i,Vi.ee lofty be Dano am applhr,tinn. 'larmro
510.00 ler there" •bredis payable sL.i,�fntoutanr,
vlee withprivltegtt Le return, tirade Mlws not
allowed.
'Xf3GB, P)1tR.0 ;,
1'roPrleter..
Farm for Salo
Containing 100 aorea, bring Lab 0, Con. 0,
liroy te;rnohtf. 'I'ba•n 1't n 00(4 twQ atony
brlok hoose w f$ furrip,on ; ban i barn u•ita
otableacementtet t wird m111, ono, ben home,
pigpen, drilled well, &o Omni orchard, Nur,
el man Mid telephone. Frhool Keine Meant;
9111 miles
one �t 16 nor(s Needs 10 hey. 1101.
tsloe, terms and ether partlealare apply 0a
he premises, or 11 by letter to'Rtiiel5', 0.,
R, It. 1. Ailsa. ANNIE SMI'i'S.
Proprietress.
Farm for Sale
'Being South 34 Lets a 553 end 24 tion; U,
RowiokteWn0hlp, Hama Count ,;, sores,
A aRomhardwood, 4 acres cedar, scout 10
;wee river lets, goodoplat re land, bainnee
let Wells working feud In high state of milli.
vattou. Lore look barn with straw sheet,
cement 0411hlgng and hog pine underneath,
cement silo, poultry heu88, 2 Inatome, eehml
on promises,. Dully mall delivery and Wroxe.
ter telephone. Lots of good water, Nara
well termed. For price and,ppsrtloutars write
P, fr. PATRICK, 68 Malakoff, St. Thomas,
--Bush for Sale
and birch, for sale, Lcttl, gCon. eon maple,
town.
ship, Will he mold be the sore. For further
pxrtfoaiere sae the undersigned.
T1105. P1E30E,
Phone 6810 North Gravel Road,
The Hill View Farm
JAS. A. REA
Breeder of large English Berkshires
Young stock for axle, either sex.
For further particulars write or phone,
Brussels Central- Walton P.O,.
Phone 0010 R. R. 8
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The Seaforth Creamery
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Send your Cream to the Creamery thoroughly
established and that gives you Prompt Service and 4.
Satisfactory Results,
We solicit your patronage knowing that we can
give you thorough satisfaction.
We will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test
2 it honestly, using the scale test to weigh Cream sam- '
Ipies and pay you the highest market prices every two
weeks. Cheques payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia.
•For further particulars see our Agent, M R. T. C. ,.
McCALL, Phone 2310, Brussels, or write to
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FORTH, ONT.
Cream Warted
immuntormilamonamerammiams
Ship yc ur Cream
Direct to the
Brussels Creamery
Prompt Service Satisfactl: try Returns
,We furnish you with Cans and Potl' all Ex.
press Charges, Issue Cheques for the pay-
ment of your Cream twice each ln•mtb, pay.
able at par at your Bank.
Give the Brussels Factory one trial ..and y•:.11
will not want to discontinue.
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