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gJNO; SUTHERLAND & SONS
LIMITED
virsrmovres
WM, SPENGE
OONVJi YANORE AND ISSUER
or M411,RIAGP LICENSES
nice in the rest intim, Ethel, 80•t
1.1 ti, sower AS AN AUCTION
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o non, will Sell for hotter Prioaa, w
better men its meas tlmb aid lima aburgee
than any other Auotiouoer in lunge Huron or
won'tbe ia1loergaaalays be arranged 00Me oy
v 0rarmal application,
7if,: j3INUL1AILi- ..
Y y. a Bn%riutor, Soitoita%, Oonveyan00%
NotaryPattie, 1a, Ufdoo-stowool* Hlouk
1 dour Horeb 01 Control Hotel,
Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank,
OR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate Of. Pilo Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. Offitus opposltu
/'lour Mill, Ethel,
JAMESA
M F DZEAN.
Agent
Hoick ,Mutual Fire Insurance
Company
Phone 42 iurnberay Street, Brussels
Successor to John Harris, Walton. •
T. T. M' RAE
M. 8., M. O. P., dl S. 0.
M. 0. H., Village of Brugge's,
Physiotan, Surgeon, - A000nchesr
(. lace at residence opposite Maly lileChuroh,
William etreet.
P11000FOOT, KILLOBAN & COOKE
Barrlstore, 8o: ,citore, Notarial: Public,
&c.
offloe on theSgnere, :nal door from Hamilton
Street,
GODERICR ONT.
Private fend: to loan at lowest rates.
W.Psonnvoor IC, C. J.L. HrrronAtr
'H. J. D. Contra
SRUSS ELS
.et4:r. Ar
HORSE' FAIRS
Monthly Hulse Paha will be" held this
season us follows :--
• THURSDAY, JAN. 13Tlf, 1921
FEB. 81to, 1921
111AB. Ban, 1921
APIC. 7T11, 1021
Local and Outside Buyers will be present.
By order of Counoil.
F. 8. SCOTT, Clerk.
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• AGENCY...
John Oliver
BRUSSELS ' ,l.
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+l• has taken overt he Deering' Ag- +
4.
+('ncy and handles a full line of +
Farm Implements including the 4,
-8' rioted +
• L IL C. Cream Separators
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• John Oliver
The only Cream Separator with
two wide (pen (Team outlets 17,
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n0 gleam screw in the path of
the 00eam. Seeit when 111 town. +
The i, H. C. 8-16 and 16-20 Tractors +.
are tunong the best.
The Deering Manure Spreader4ggq.
With the wide sin ead and very
• light in (teaft,
H +
•x' ,••+b+a•
ala+liargain+
+ CO\I 111tNt TNp +
I Saturday, Dec. 11
•1' [ICIILtht +
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111 ,
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--ON"- +
Groceries Flannelettes
and Shoes
Special Price on Soaps 1
,1.
• 1f.'hile they last.
lIighe'at lu ie..es paid rot Eggs and
Fold' y.
Terms of Sale -Cash.
• Ela L Stewart
+ e; : 'Y
HLNI 1. N ,(.
0.44t4''t•4"It++++++riffs'++++++. 211+
AilMods of I
furs and Hides
M WANTED
4 --�-- +
For which the highest
nar vl
i et price will be T.
paid.
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M. Yollick
, Phone 2x Benno's 4.
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arta et>7 Mems ..
Brussels Is represented on Fort Wil
Ilam curling clubs by D. C. Ross and
daughters, Misses Gertrude and Doris,
this Winter, Our laurels will be Well
sustained no
u d doubt.
Tits P STi
POST sh hear leased
p e r t hat Miss
Muriel Brothers 13, A , formerly of
Brussels, who went to India last year to
engage in Mission work, has passed her
1st year examination in the Teluga
language with distinction, a much covet-
ed honor, Becoming proficient in the
native language is a big step iu advance
oto teacher, doctor or preacher and We
wish Miss Brothers the attainment of
her ambition.
I. 0 O. F, -The following are the
new officers for Western Star Lodge,
No, 149, I, 0. 0. F , Brussels, for the
following year :-
PAM grand -S. Wilton,
Noble Grand -Alfred Dennison,
Vice Grand -Benj. Whittard,
Rec. Secretary -M. Black,
Nln. Secretary -A. McGuire,
8 Treasurer -F'. S. Scott,
Chaplain -R, Leatterdale,
1Warden-S. Wilton,
Conductor -W. Clouse,
1.74R. S. N. G. -J, 'rhpeil.
L. S N. G. -G. 1i. Weller,
ISR• S. V. G.: -R. Henderson,
L. S. V. G. -W. J. McCracken,
R. R. S. -W. J, McCracken,
LL -_,L. S. S. -D. Kirkcolinel,
I, G, --.Walter Williamson,
0. G. -Geo. Manning.
Officers were rustalled Thursday even-
ing of last week by 1). D. G. al. Wilton
and suite in good form At the close a
short program was given consisting of
violin and organ selections by Bros.
Clouse and Little; reading by-Bro.
Whittald and recitatious by Bros. Pope
and Wood. Tasty lunch was served fol-
lowed by some games. The lodge is in
good heart and meets each Thursday
evening in their commodious Hall in
THs POST block,
the New Number MOW
The 1921 AutomQblie And truck
markers are BOW to be seen .on the oars
1101es also.
Moo Road $uad.r
The fact that the country roods
ereaboet are reported to be in un-
usuallly good condition would deem
to indicate that Jack Frost is a better
road-builler than Biggs.
Something to He Thankful For
Some ratepayers of town "holler" a-
bout the high tax rate, etc -but when
you think of It -Brussels has a very low
assessment and overdrafts arc practic-
ally unheard of, Listowel Council has
an overdraft of $13,000 and the School
Board of $5,000:'1 Kineardlne is over-
drawn by the -tidy sum of $2'6,903,36
and the Electric Light and Water Com -
Mission in the same town has a deficit
of $10,718,07,
Lueknow Now in
Hydro dro Fa it
y �y
Public -Owned Service Is Turned.
On There. -Completes A
Circuit --Prominent Hydro -
Officials Attend Cere-
mony.
Lucknow; Jan, IL -After a year and
three months in varying degrees of dark
ness, since the closing of the privately
owned lighting plant, Lucknow is en-
foying to -night the benefits of hydro
from its own substation. The power
was turned on at 4.20 this afternoon by
Reeve Johnson and the local band turn-
ed out and played a few selections by
way of expressing the relief of citizens
generally.
Officials of the commission in town
fog the occasion included GeorgeF.
Argo, superintendent of municipal, con-
struction: D. F. Flannery, district en-
gineer; William McKenzie construction
engineer; E. George Archer, transmis-
sion engineer; E. P. Chamberlain, super
lntendent of construction, and T. D.
Berry, superintendent Eugenia system.
Lucknow is on the transmission line
from Walkerton and Ripley,
204
Byers, of Toronto. Janniy 22 is the
SAYLI) FROopening date,
}a, The new division will take away 10
corps "from the supervision 02 the Lon-
i1fELONG[VIISERY ricin division, Ak the present tt a Str ril:
furs is governed by the Landon head-
quarters, bub under the new arrange-
ment . Stratford will bacon a headquart-
And a Dkngerous Opgrgtion, by era for the following municipalities;
Taking +'FRL7IT A TIVIrS'
Marys) WinghaGoderich, Listowel Palmerston; St,
ilt, Clinton, Chesley,
:;4e4a y,. .. ••tea
IDrayton and Mitchell.
' The change was decided by the Offi-
vials at the territorial headquarters,
Toronto, in order that the cities, towns
and villages in this section of Western
Ontario may given more supervision,
The London division will still control
20 centers,
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MRS, M. J. GORSE
8928 -Union St., Vancouver, B.0,
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Iofferedwith all thesy P m tams
of Female Trouble, with chronic Con-
stipation and constant lleadarims.
I had pains low down in the back and
sides of the body. I tried. various
remedies without relief, and then put.
myself under a doctor's care and he
advised me to have an operation. I
refused.
Then, I started taking `Fruit -a.
tives); and from the outset, I felt
better, and this medicine has completely
relieved me of all my misery and
suffering. My weight was only 143
pounds and now it is 168 pounds. 1
am free of pain and headaches and the
terrible Constipation; and wllatsa red
me from misery is the splendid fruit
medicine, 'Fruit -a -tires'. "
MRS. M. J. Gens);.
50c, a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit -a -tires Limited Ottawa, Out,
New S. A. Division
Created at Stratford
Announcement that the London divis
ion of the Salvation Army is to be im-
mediately divided was mhde to The Lon
don, Free Press yesterday at the provin
tial headquarters. A new division is to
be formed with headquarters at Strat-
ford, under the Command of Major W.
48th Annual Report
OF THE
Howick Farmers' Mutual.
Fire Insurance Company
For the Year 1820
TO TIFF ,llEnunits OP T112. SAM COMPANY;
Your Directorsobog to submit the following report for the past
year
The mintier of 901101001'eaued was 2040 and the number in force
at the end of the. oar was 52l
Y 9
The nmotmt of Insurance written was 58,448,027.69, the amount
expired and cancelled 84 191,290.00, leaving the net amount in force
at the 01,120 ofthe year, $10.818, 752.50, being an increase for the year
of 82.261,797.52 In, the .amount of iusnranee in force. The sum of
$404,211.00 of th0 amount at risk is re•lueured.
'1'lm premium notes hold 1.2. the Com any amount to 8040,097.63,
mid the amount available on said notes Ila 68 02.12.
n , 37 7
'file amount paid for losses ou buildings and contents therein,.
mused by lightning ,a as 5310.16: sparks from chimneys 802.00 ; fur -
mice pipes, ato•e9 and stove Minn 11,416,5i : unknown 810,896.95:.
live -stock killed in the fields by lightning 86,214.60; coabefl lanterns.
86,035,00: threshing machines 82,76.00; other causes 81,108.05.
Tho Auditors' Report duly certified la appended hereto.
The Directors retiring are Messrs. A. E. Gallaher and John A.
Bryans, who are eligible for re-election.
Two Auditors ere appointed at each Annual Meeting.
Ail of which is respectfully submitted.
W. S. Moll IMO UFA, JOAN JACKSON,
Searetary2reasurer. President..
Gordo, January 16111, 1021.
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Auditor's' Report
Receipts
Quill balance December Met, 1010 ..............,.. S 9.4104 J(r
Cash 000otved is Fixed rayrneuts of 1020 89406.62
of prior yetrs 4144 76
as Interest 12i24 21
as re•inenance on losses • 85 00
from all otlersonrces 199 10
from investments 7890 40
'notal Receipts -1 46670 44
rap ono Iture
Lassos :
Mrs, J V. C W. C. Chambers, Minto, lleiforo.nd steer. light'g $ 100 00'
Andrew Jaoklin, trey, contents of house damaged, child
with umtele0 t. 9616'
J. ,C J A. Menzies, Morris mare killed, lightning ....... ..e . 25 00
Rin. Ieuf
M.uan, Hawick shouse and contents - femme .pip1400 00
Ad, J. Matthew, Nurda'ich, house and contents, unknown 809 00'
1F. '1'h isnot, MLK{llnp, house 12 cont'ts damaged, stove pipe 20 60
Alex 0' Moss, Ideals, "intents of house damaged, child
with mittolies 00 00
Allan :delver, Unroll, i„ueo and ounteuts, unknown ......... 1090 00
W. 8. Sanderson, Howick, Manage to house, lightning ,. 55 00
Clete. O'Har, Itg.emnat, house and contents burning grass 700 00
Chas. Dickurt, Lowick 7 ewes and2 lambs killed, lightning 146 00
S. S, flood, Listowel, dainag0 to eontonta of stable and hon
001140, lira from stable 82 90
Co'. 1. 011., linwirk, steer killed, lighting11 00'
Robert J. Saldoreon lto00rk, sheep killed lightning .,...,, 00 00
Albert Annhornian ,2lunnunh>', sheepkilled, lightning ,Y8 50'
John 51ufuiro, Arthur, sleop•rkillod, lighting 20 00.
\1'm. 11 I 1
iq Mutt Arthur, dwelling 00 1 unknown 860 00
t g
Geo. (Insomnia!,,
rat4hbonv contents.nf dr v0 abed oil • 18000'
i ra
David Robertson, 1\ nwu,o0h, cow killed lightning
) � 116.OW
George Metlelhhu, Walked, heifer kilted, killed,
ttabng 95 601
l lorman Albrecht, Howl..k, heifer killed, ligi tanlng 0801'
Aloxle A. hoar, 1t+LWunosh, steer Moil, lightning 40 00
Jos. it Wilt. Gray Mullett, colt killed, lightning 160 O0
John alSKoovor, Listowel, barnand e011tont0, unknown ,,,, 1400 00
11.10. S1euuuun, Choy, 2 steers killed, iightdn�(C; 100 00
'Phones Brennan Arthur, sleep killed BelauIng ....,80 00
jamNelson, llgromout; a`oitoop end d Iambs killed, llghttng 320 00
13. Pay!, prey, 0 horses killed, lig! htnhhg 000 00
Abnthau Johnston, Ilowiok, tallkillel, Ii-htning 25 04
Steve Moore, Wallace, hotter k1116,, lightning 00 00
.7. x. S1uq)sun, Wallace, damage totow, dghtning 00 00
I , W. l'nner, \V Ll'
4
1 , , ou.0 , sheep killed,; lightning 2..0 00
Jas, Harrlood G 2.0y,f� sheep killed, lightning 20 00
14.11, M9Domald Grey, damage to 2 cattle and 1 horse, Agit% 26 00
John L.
12(0gs, Wallace, damage to tow, lightning 00 00
fob 1.. Hing Grey, damage to cow, lightning 45 00'
D. Brackenridge, Grey,u. w,d,uwtged Bud (0 kited., Ifghfg 120 OO
Md. 0 A. McPhee,Normen',.21,(mbs killed llgl(t0ing 26 00
5lielmelGan'oy, rthur, steer killed, lightning - �" 00 00'
Janes Storey, M41C1110p, f g knlea lightning 40 W'
Peter 5hntoh Itg6rehnont, bull kille1, lightening 106,09'
• John H. Rohl heron, calf killed, II, 88.00
Davit '1, I2,01, Arthur, eteorkillod, lightning - 40 00'
Thu, Bennett, liowlek, ((Amigo to horse. lightning 26 00'
N. A Higgins, Morris, stoor killed, lightning
- 700tiv.
11, D. 11 [slop, llnw'fek d .nage to cow lightning
71 09
flee, Mcalaste. :Unto, h..;,okilled, lightning 176 00'
Stanley 5l,tohe, 'troy, Latf killer lightning, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25 00•
John I1, cullet, Mint,,, steer killed, lightninggiW 00
Jos, W. walls Norinwlby', caw 21116,, lightning100 00
(1. C. Grosz, fi latuhvol, louse tune's dam'd, caught (uneatable 80 00'
wirer (4nli,way, Nowick, hurl and 0ontoneo, cord -oil lantern 2400 00•
Win, 10, arson, Tnrltboery, home killed, lightning , 2255 00
Geo. It. MODOnah, Egremont, (heifer killed, lightning ,70 00'
J. McDonald, Goderioh, etable dest'd &hanae dam'd, nnkn'tr 257 00
John Boylan, 001810, cow kiB6,1, lightnumq 125 UO
Wm. Loggias, Wallace heifer damaged, lightning 45 00
Dane 5IcElavin, hlcOCitiop heifer killed, lightning 115 00
12. .2 Naomi Hanna,. Morris, heifer killed, lightning 45 00
James Anderson, alprris, horse killed lightning 175 t0
W. H. Armstrong. Prey, colt killed, lightning 13., 00
Fred. Schede, Wallace, 2 calves killed, lightning . 06 00
Herman J. Slahnke, Wallace, steer killed, lightning'.,...,„60 00
Jacob Koch, Wallace, s cattle killed, lightning 288 00
W. T. Bran 1Rf
rs Ho1slek bolter killed 'leaning ni
gg t .s6 60 00
D. 'i;. Sanders, Grey, tinrn, contents, ulrivo•slied and stable
deetroy'd anti house damag'd, spark from thresh, mach. 2095 00
Chas. L. Cuereageaser, Grey cow killed, lightning 90 00
Allen Holliday, Formanby, cow killed, lightning •, • 137 05
Thomas Salter, Wallace, heifer killed, lightning .... 45 02
Andrew Wilson, Wawanosh, cow killed, lightning ...._.13u 00
Cuthbert Hutchinson, Grey, heifer killed, lightning 59 09
Samuel Appleby,
Halle
t
t contents
of
barn,
uunknown
w.
n . 1500
OtJoe.x n, Mc{i1toP, cow kill lightning 80 00IIonr Bona nrrla'•horso killed, lightning ". 180 00G LConnell;G dello1 damage to house &eon contents, ln 20 16N, A. BrownArthur, damage to ununknown 17 00
g
T, G. Failte, neielo we ' hoe and atabe, unknown 71 00T. o- Henderson, eh,,houseC contents,
otese,,unknnng 0 05J. x4 Mallow, B6Wswanodam to house, unknown
lightning 2 00JHoffman, roeuOnbarn
cent,spnr front thresh. mach. 160 00
John MiGs, Huron, steer killed, lightning 60 0RubarG Cole, Bruce,
tiara burned, unknown 00
W.A. Biggins, Howiok, barn and contents, cat -oil ]stem 2500 900
hits, h, Dougherty, McKillop, barn and contents, unknown 2400 00
Allan Spain Morns,damage to house. spark (rein chimney,. 60 00
50 losses under 526.10 each ' 091 60
Cotnmfasion to Agents 1807 25
Llw costa" 140 04
Fuel 04 64
investigation and adjustment of claims 802 10
Interest 44 71
Statutory Assessment and License fee 100 70
Aire-Maruhal Tax 07 83
Travelling1, expenses 51 85
Municipal Taxes 63 71
Secretary -Treasurer's salary (office help lnoladed) 2400 00
Directors' foes 478 76
Auditors' fees o50 uU
President for services o
Printing, stationery and advertising 140U
20
Postage telephone, telegrams and express 212 01
Mutual Il3re Underwriters' Association tea 19 00
Ontario Bonds investment 800010
Sundries 13 00
Premiums returned to Policyholders 1125 28
Reinsurance - 008 44
Caul* on deposit : Bank of Hamilton, Wroxeter .. 5 170 4,)
Royal Bank of Canada, 1arri0E0n 1056 10
Standard Bink of Can.. Brussels 621 02 2015 56
546579 44
Assets and Liabilities
Assets
'Cash value of real estate $ 1092 00
Cash value of. Bonds 19100 00
:hock In Wroxeter Rural
Te
la hone Co., Ltd,
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0
0 0
0
•Codepositn chattered banks o126 9
Amount unpaid of fixeaym nts of 1020 1528 79
Amount unpaid of fixed payments of years not ax•
tended) 6522 85
'Office furniture mid sato (not extended) 6240 dl
Amount of premium notes le force after dedaoting all pay
menu thereon 708072 12
.Amountof accrued interest 189 70
$ 702216 24
Liabilities
a ,00051. of losses reported 5 60 00
Auditors' Certlfleato
We, the undersigned Auditors, do hereby certify that we 11,1,0
duly audited thebooks aecounte, vouo1e:s and so0uritios ni the
Howlok Verniers' Mutual Fire Leorihce Oenpa y for the year owl.
Ing December Olst 1020 01111 that we line the same to be ron'wrt. We
.also certify that tie said company's financial statement for the said
year upon which. this our certificate is huloreed is cornet and that
the mash balance at the 8111 of December, 1020, to the credit oho
said Company is 90 follows 1
Cash in Bank of lianilton, Wroxoter $ 976 44
Cash in Royal Bank of Canada, llnrristt n 106e 10
Cash in Standard Bank of Canada, Brussels eel 02
A. A. GRAHAM, Amino"'T. 1t. I111NN 10'" t',
Dated at Wroxeter. January 10th, 1023.
xvory monlfon( not In arrears is entitled to ono 7,110 ; 10 insured
'for 51.601.1 aid over two votes ; 53000 and over throe votes.
NOTICE
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NOUCB Is hereby given that the Annual sleeting of the mom -
'bets of the Uompany will be !told in to Township Hall, 14orri0, on
'Tuesday, Fubruary 1611,, 1021, et 1.20 n'olock p. in., for the purpose of
receiving the reports of Dlrectm'eand Auditors for the past year and
for other business. By 01ler of the Board,
Iv. 8. htc1dBltU1IP.11,
Secretary.
'Gerrie, January 16th, 142E
MUST HAVE PERMIT
TO HAVE FIREARMS
ilei POSSESSION
Circular Received by Chief Of Police
Oliver From Attorney -General
Says This:
The following letter was received
by Chief of Police 'Oliver and
a copy has been sent to the banks
and other places of business. The
letter is from the Attorney -General
and reads:
From information received front
tate Attoaney-General regarding the
amendment to Sec, 118 of the Crim-
inal Cole, 1920, it is necessary for
every person having in his posses-
sion . any cannon, machine gun, 'rifle,
revolver, pistol, bomb, or any other
firearm, or any air gun or device or
contrivance for muffling or stop-
ing the sound or the report of any
firearm, to have a permit for any
shut gun owned bx him before the
15th of October, 1920.
Or sells or without lawful excuse,
gives or lends any such offensive
weapon, firearm, air gun, or device
or contrivance to any one not beink
the holder of a permit, In case of
a sale neglects to keep a record of
such sale, the date thereof, the name
of the purchaser, such sufficient des-
scription of the weapon, firearm, air
gun, device or contrivance sold as
may be necessary to identiy it, the
date and place of issue of the per-
mit, or neglects to send a duplicate
of such record by registered mail,
to the person who issued the permit
or neglects to indorse upon said per-
mit, the date and place of sale, the
said description of weapon, fire arm,
au.un device t
g v e o r contrivance and
name of vendor,
Penalty
The penalty for any infraction
not to exceed 5100.00 and costs or
to imprisonment
for three months or
to both fine and costs and imprison-
ment.
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Pointed Paragraphs
Lifer -According to some modern
writers there is almost as much differ-
ence between men and women as be-
tween men and women -or women and
Been.
Max Beerhollnl, quoted in London
Mercury. -it is a pity that critics
should show so little sympathy with
writers, and curious when we consider
that most of them tried to be writers
themselves, once.
Kingston Whig: - Fritzi Scheff is
suing her third husband for divorce,
charging him with intemperance. 'Fritz:
ought to be charged with intemperance
herself -in husbands.
Baltimore Sun: = By the time an
immigrant gets accustomed to the
climate, he begins to worry about the
hordes of aliens coming in,
Kingston Whig -- Dr. Graham Bell
says fish talk to each other. ' Do they
weigh their words carefully with their
scales?
British Wing: - One who is held
upb g thieve
� scan console himself with
the thought that the internal revenue
collector would get it anyway.
Kingston Whig: - When daughter
dresses for a party, she always puts
'off until to -morrow what she should
keep on to -day.
Orillia Packet: - "A tree will make
a million matches and a match may
destroyon trees,
a milli
Boston Transcript: - While they are
talking of disarmament, why does not
someone suggest that the nations of the
world cut down in the manufacture of
poison gas?
Orillia Packet:.-- A certain actress
protests that she cannot live on $50,000
a year. Her father and mother pro-
bably pulled through on a thousand or
less. But we live in a progressive age.
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RAY-IIIiAH
NO Smokiap-'No Sprayial-No Snit
Just Swallow a Capsule
RAZ -MAH 1'a Guarant,Rd
to restore normal breathlaq 'atop mucus
gatherings in the bronchial tubes, give
long nights of quiet sleep; contains sus
habit-formingg drug, $1.00 at your dit'tus-
gist's, Thal freeatcatrsgasch orvrrdte
Tye. 142 King 'W., e1st'oato.
Leval Agent • Janes S'ox
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To be assured of a good Battery in the tlpring',l leave it with
us for Winter Storage,
WET STORAGE
'Your Battery will freeze if allowed to become discharged.
5 tori ,g a l3atter•y under the wet process simply meanS that
your Battery will have our individual attention throughout the
Winter 030151hs, inasmuch its we will keen it active and in a
charged condition. Get our prices on Winter Storage,
All Makes of Cars Overhauled AND Iiim ESDI°"'
We -still have a number of Tires on baud that
are I,ffered at Greatly Reduced F'ricss.
Columbia Dry Cells and I,X.L,e Batteries
Mr'Now in the time to have your Oar overhauled as prices arc lower.
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Kingston Whig; -The difference
between a dimple and a wrinkle is
about thirty years.
Kingston Whig: - The advance of
prohibition in Scotland Leads us to
wonder whether kilts have a hip pocket.
Saskatoon Star: - One advantage
of drinking wood alcohol, so coroners
say, is that usually one drink is enough.
New York American: - Chili and
Sweden have formed an offensive and
defensive ailiance. Seeing that they
Ottawa Journal; - Because an ell are only 8,000 miles apart and never
blocked the water pipes leading to the see each other, it ought to work out
furnace a thousand St. John, N. B., first rate.
scliool childrelr'had to be given a holi-
day, That is the kind of nature study ---
youngsters
-youngsters know how to appreciate.
Toronto Star: - Five thousand ac-
tors and actresses are put out of work
in New York, and it appears to be all
their own fault. With almost untie-
yievable incosistency they refuse to
work for stage money,
RED STAR. 'WASHER
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no clean. On y
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Come and see it.
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BACKED BY SIXTY
YEARS' EXPERIENCE'
DOMINANT IN QUAL-
ITY AND SERVICE!
Sixty years of leadership --of giving good value, heaping satisfaction
and real service! That's why the Gilson name wins respect and
confidence from coast to coast. That's why we are proud to sell
this dependable farm equipment,
THE GILSON ENGINE
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Nothing 14 ' "The Wonderful Gilson" stands supremo.
More Gilson. Silo Fillers were sold in Canada
last year than any other make. it is gu
The [omens Gilson "Goes Like Sixty" 'lin- ur-
enteed to be
the lightest running
blower -
gine -any s41. for any purpose -can p gnu ba our- cutter made., g pa -f on the cavy payment plan. Let it
pay for itself. Its economy and depend- 611 youirende ,(I get a Gil90n Silo Nina Bad
alsht have made it the biggest selling em 611 your own sno-with yang own , ,vhoe
ty 4 h. o lar
gine in Canada. Let us demonstrate on P. r ger-Itit the proper tutu, urban
your farm, your corn Iran the grcutcat teedil,g value.
WONDERFUL GILSON.'
HYLO SYLO
The Kyle Sylo tnaur es
sweet, fresh, succulent en-
silage down to the Inst
forkful. It is built to hast
indefinitely. Tirol usi'vc
patented features of de-
sign and construction
explain why the Hylo is
chosen by the discrimin-
ating farmer. Pays for Manure is the best fertilizer, ]ro,, bare It,
itself is the first season. Use 111 The best Manure Spreader made is
Then y00r after year, pays the Gilson. Why? It has a wide. spread.
200 per rent. profit on It is low dawn. It has light draft. It will
your investment. Can take a real load, It is free from., clutches,
you beat it? gears and all complicated parts.
THE GILSON SPREADER
Call and see our nearest dealer, name below. Ha will neve and make you money on
the equipment Illustrated and on Gilson Threshers, Dixro.Aee Tractors, Wood Saws,
Grinders, Pump Jacks, Bolting, eta. Write for Catalog.
Mode 0* Canada and duurc,iterd by
GILSON MFG. CO., Limited - - GUELPH,' ONT.
Call and See Nearest Dealer
EARL ROTHWELL, BRUSSELLS, ONT.