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PHIJKSDA VPIHRITARY 3. 19“,
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No. 1 Hard
klt lt.itELP4 02 cots ot
Ilittfedny ol list week.
fritts7'1ttM, espousal* is hoped for by
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the optitiaistic before roar whirls to na
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POLITICIANS dou't alwayshen on pit.
I'remtur Norris.. of Manitoba, is having
a bard row 10 bus right now and his i and Asialoathed most of his tricks
Goverutneut ;nay soon have to testae as'
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the majority is too slim to hold power.
It Is thought,
after lie arrived on our shores, Setting
a goo I example, always doing t• hat is
.quare and giving the newcomer a
Motherly hand or even nod will accom•
ONrAgio laws shou:d be amended soy 'plish chore than 44allingthew names.
priz fights %Quid be ptobmbiltd for all
time. Such ext; shims ore unmanly ,
rod lead lo manhood's babr'ggan, 'f'bele , HON. A. L. SIE TON
is no redeeming feature ntruut such en
counters.
AN . flirt Witt Le n, •ale in uumerous
quarters by the Township Rall Fairs to
draft in the assistance of the modern
School Fair anti mike a naw effort to
arouse a livelier interest in Aerieu,tnr•
at affairs. There is no reason why a
happy combination mlirht not be entered
into as the of j-ct s„u,',,ltt to be attained
is the same..
STATE SECRETARY,
DIES AT OTTAWA
WAS FORMER PREMIER OF ALBERTA
AND ATTENDED VERSAILLES PEACE
CONFERENCE — WAS A PaitOGRES•
SIVE—THE FIRST CANADIAN PRIME
MINISTER TO GIVE WOMEN THE
VOTE,
Tara political palsies in the Provincial Ottawa, Jau. ai—Ho». A. L, Sit -
Parliament a.'r an fort n whaling time with {
It is al: riglt' to i ton Secretary of State of Canada, died
the Drury G wernmet
• otter of position to wrong do:ug and Sat 3:30 this morning at his apartment
Shots how to improve .ff its hut to op at the Chateau Laurier. A short time
pose awl esitic'se porn 1, lar p sty put i beige A1r. Sifton had lapsed into un-
looses is 1.0' of ni1Ch us -e to the crun'ry consciousness. With him when he died
Messrs. Dewed and F:reusnn had were his son, and Senator W. J. Har -
better hutk;e into it and boost Omni mer, who w•at a close friend,
instead of hurling bricks at Drury. On Tuesday, after a consultation of
specialists, hope was expressed for the
recoery of Mr. Sifton, who Suffered
from arterio sclerosis (hardening of
STAN •rtr,; cl,-,.1 a .teat waste of time
" and money r tint• couduct of our present
public school system in Ontario. Thous-
ands of schools have an average attend-
ance of less than 20 pupTe There'';
room for a great ht, stir up it; the Edu-
cation Department and the hearty con-
currence nr the general public 11 some-
thing worth ,vhile is set on foot.
Savajox. towns Are now paying a regu
ler salary to the Mayors, Reeves and
Councilors as is now permissable by
the change in the Municipal law but
another hatch will go along and do the
business:at the old fee fault-finding and
critiesftn on the part ot numerous rate -
pre, e,., who perhaps could no- make
half fns good a job of it themselves.
Why should not the Council be pa'd ?
the arteries), but anther relapse early
this morning ended fatally.
The deceased Cabinet Minister had
been ill fur some weeeks and had been
under the care of Gr. Campbell Laid-
law, of Ottawa. On January 19 he suf-
fered a relapse and specialists from
Toronto were called in. Then it was
announced that hope for his recovery
was entertained.
Native of Ontario
Right Icon. Arthur Lewis Sifton
K. C., M. A., L.L.B., D. C. L. (Medicine
Hat), was born at St. John's Middle-
sex County, six miles from the city
of London, Ontario, on October 26,
1859. He was a son of John Wright
GovxareerleT owuershtp of railways Sifton, for some years a member and
in Canada for past year was not a very for one term Speaker of the Legislature
profitable bit of business and a deficit ot
$60,000,ono 's hinted at. Things may of Manitoba, and of his wife, Kate
look more roy in the time to *come Watkins. both of Irish descent.
unless too much has to be expended to In 1865 he removed with his par -
get the roads iu workable condition. ents to Manitoba, where his father
The past few years have hien testing executed a number of large contracts
periods hu' the fact should not be lost in various parts of the Province, and
sight of that the rates are considerably also conducted successfully a large
in advance of what was formerly in wheat farm near Brandon, Manitoba.
He was educated in Wesley Col-
lege, Winnipeg, and Victoria Univer-
vogus,
Is the t'hurch Union Committees
don't get a move ou taster than bas been
much of the work will be done by level
headed congregations and communities
in the way of amalgamations and co op-
erative work. Red tape and sectarian-
ism or bigotry. are cot essentials in
Seeking a broader and better method of
endeavoring to advance and unify work
that Ms been in need of settlement for
year,.
Bao. Moaafsoz Secretary of the U.
F. 0 , will find out. if he bas not al-
ready, that 0 is poor policy to rush iota
print when a disagreement occurs with
a brother chip. Better way is to discuss
the situation with r he holders of diver.
gent views and after a beart-to-beast
talk there may be no need of publicity
The obsolete are even Mr. Morrison's
judgment may not, be Wettable and
there may he a few others whose opinion
on public questions are worth wbife. rtiiiecelluuerm,
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degree of B. A. in ia$b, ,and lion. fie•
grees of ;Ni. A. and L, L, 13. in 1888,
in May, 1880, he started the study of
law In. Winnipeg, and was admitted to
the Manitoba bar In 1883. He first t
practised in l3randon, where he was a 1
member of the first City Council
there In 1882. Shortly afterwards he
removed to Prince Albert, Saskat-
chewan, and after practising there for
a short time teak up residence in
Calgary, .
In Old N, W, T., Legislature
Mr. Sifton was.. elected member of
the old Northwest Assembly and in
1891 became Commissioner of Pub-
lic Works in the Haultain Ministry,
The same year he was created K, C,
1,• ,January, 1903, he resigned from
:.itnistry, becoming Chief Justice
of the Northwest Territories and
after the establishment of the Prov-
ince of Alberta in September, 1905, he
became Chief Justice of that Prov-
ince. He resigned on May, 26, 1910,
and on the same day accepted the
task of forming new Provincial
Ministry. He announced his Min-
istry on June 1, and assumed, in addi-
tion to the Premiership, the portfolio
of President of the Executive Com-
cll, Minister of Public Works, and
Provincial Treasurer. tin December
1911, he was appointed in addition
Minister of Telephones and Railways,
On May 4, 1913, he relinquished his
portfolios of Treasurer and Public
Works.
Joined Union Government
He was elected to the Alberta
Legislature, representing Vermillion,
on June 29, 1910, and re-elected in
1913..On October 12, 1917, he was
sworn into the federal Privy Council
and became Minister of Customs in
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STATEMENT OF
Receipts and Disbursements
The Brussels, Morris 81 Grey Telephone Company
For the Year ending Dec. 31st, 1920
It IEi: F,I PTS DISBURSEMENTS
r elephone rentals ..$ 1243 50 Debit balance.. ...... $ 400 52
Extension Phone rentals...... 40 00 Capital account
Extension Bell rentals ........
Vroxr'ter hula! Telephones
Moving 2.•lephooee .............
House Telltale
$ell Telephone tolls ............ .
orporatinn loans .
Amonut paid for maintenance
fidoleswoith tolls
eaforth tolls ,......,.
Local toils
IN aortae lades colleges in the U. 5. a
campaign is on against the up to -date
style. '10 604 an example dresses that
nearly trait are worn and the hare ears
now appear as compared with the f$ass-
ing'of the hair about the auricular ap-
pendages, Old Dame Fashion can lead
just as silly a crowd in the diametrical
direeticu to today's fashions. The
medior0 short skirt is a hundred fold
more tidy style to the s('eet swot ping
fad of years ago People with brains
will likely endeavor to steer an Inter
Mediate course.
17ot+'T you think the "Foreign Men -
eau" is whined about too mnclr by
Church and State 7 We do and believe
it high time to "eat it out" and let the
foreigner know as be comes to our
Dominion that we expect him to put his
shoulder to the wheel and boost, This
everlastlug wbiolog about the "menace"
is a breeder of ill instead of an accom-
plisher of good. If we're as much afraid
asaome folk talk better passu prohibitory
law Rad shut the emigration gates and ;
,bar them. Many n roan from Europe
Ovetdrewn hank account .... .
7 50
86 111
5 60
48 00
2473 21
(1700 00
7850 00
46 00
95 05
14 3(1
48 70
838 21
810502 07
Payment corporation loan....
Maintenance account ........ .
Operators' salaties .......,,+
Bisectors' fees
Linernan'e salary
Livery accounts .
Employees' wages .......
'faxes ..................... ......
Freight and express
Fuel and light
McKillop toile
Interest ....................
Supplies ............
Bell Telephone tolls .............
Book -keeper's salary ....
Expert wages
Miscellaneous
Printing account
Refund taxes
1514 40
7850 (10
1018 85
1871 80
200 00
920 0
680 16
1003 95
87 30
08 03
80 59
2 00
158 38
818 25
284 000
283 95
102 18
85(2 00
810502 07
A1:3E'i'S
Approximate value 'Phoue
Syxterrl '108837 02
Routs and extensions unpaid 176 75
F Irnxeter tails unpaid ......,.• 0 07
Local tolls uupaid..... .... 710 95
Stock on hand 1770 08
871510 87
1fMANTEt
Highest prices Jaid fear all
kinds of.I.ogs.
LSO Wish to call the attention of
any 0(08005 avielling odd jabs al
the Planing 51111 to place orders
early.
ww WI ENT :.BROS.•
Sir Robert Borden's Unionist Clovern-
ment.
in June, 1918, he became Minister
of Customs and inland Revenue, and
was selected es a delegate to (he
Peace Conference in 1919, at Paris,
On September 13, 1919, he was ap-
pointel Minister of -Public Works, and
on December 3, .4919, apcointed to the
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Debentures not yet due...... 81978 56
Uurporation loan ....... ........ 3850 00
Standard Bank loan ....,....... 838 21
Seafor tis toile 39 15
Surplus ...................... 68804 461.
871610 37
Number of 'Celephones installed 1107
G, H. SA.M1S, Al, BLACK, W. M. 81Nnr.AIR,1 Auditnre,
'J'reaatrtea. Secretary. N. %`. GEttftY, f
Alnnual Meeting
The Animal Meeting- will he held in the Town Hall, Hengerla, TUESDAY;
FEBRUARY 8th, 1921, at 1.30 p,u1., when all repitete will be presented, Dir•
actors elected and other accessary hominess transacted. n
P. 8. SCOTT, hl, I3LAOKr
President, Secretary,
Parties ;voiding %V rad 040 hank OW
44111511; dmfs; t•s'd tot 1110r 0244110Mea. 141
th(+,P'1luwlug Walt Prleee t--.
1)ry 20111,11 Mind. per' mitt. ,.,, 90 011
00Peen 20 iamb, wood, eel' cord..... .0 00
Gree- l 4'fo•'t wood, pet mull,0 00
Patties wentiug tmt'nt woad by the
cord can get enlltt'tlt'te.
Pitrtice.willing to haul wood maty
oleo ger enntreete At a prier per alta
ti iroitel lihero'61rrctt'd itt the Village
cc iia n mat, try the Cleric nr in his 14h -
a s.4.1,. 11 O Iyer.
A rPIS to tirr+ undetsiguetl.
F. S. SCOTT,
Clerk-.
'sttun of Secretary of State which
I:r 11,110 at the time of his death,
Had Title • of Rt. Honorable,
1n January, 1920, hewas appointed
a member of his Majsty's Privy
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What a f crone; it
Makes to Mother
WATCH the average farm mother—your mother,
V {9 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
IFARTC ELECTRIC POWER AND LIGHT PL""n
—the plant that has won thousands and thbusands of friends
everywhere. i
This remarkable plant is free from ruinous vibration. All
run -
wingterrible shaking and jolting is gone—due d to the cuie t rutn-
wing Ide Super•Silent Motor and scientific balancing of weight.
A throttle governor controls engine speed—gives tarered
charge to the extra size batteries. Automatically stops when
batteries are fall. Motor is fully protected at every point
When oil gets low, motor stops. When cooling water gets low,
motor stops. The Silent Alamo is practically trouble-P-oof—
buiit 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
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FARM
HELP
Owing to unemployment in centres of popula-
tion there are many men now available for farm
work. A large number of these men have had
farm experience and their services are now
available at moderate wages with board.
Farmers who can usefully employ one or two of
these men at this will be rendering a service to
the community as well as to themselves. Many
farmers have repairs and other odd jobs which
have been put off for years on account of the
high cost of labor. This might be a good time
to get caught up work of ibis nature.
Farmers desiring help please communicate with
your local Representative and state the nature
of the work and wages you are willing to pay.
S. 13. STOTIIE1..S,
Agricultural R: presentative, County Huron.
HONORABLE MANNING W, i>OBEII'l'Y,
Minister of Agtioulture,
=*" ,, mo,. 'tel
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119t)litA$t )t$fjiif iingP0.'110(1, aihsatrmttr nc5trrnAcn',toreorulte,ouf<tQ
11t4IG1Gkl hop
;' LuGiW<'pu„,t1.orvnttowaurhi0,tlrathoro'•Irrral
Hhort Hort Bolt, t,tunfort of sol.r,t, foo.
Pl, by taking agaves, inJthe S -aens,. Strad hitiaitifoie largtu,fideg0pl
,ff .P.h ligtre luny he 3.01 un atahl,tahal 7arna-k
S. moll Mildred VII r
r ltoanl aaba r adage. Pcrl:
ventre 4harloa ate., Toronto
• dseof tha Ina! two sluklrrlte to scoot,
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Prprtfution fu bnsioexs tx ripad 1f ,! 111
t h ave cerroet pbigh envie rtie i lh
• soboolla ravtudforb1K1l tlniblf8
and rot asafatin •Rhe students W ub1uln
�' eutpioynlon6.. Write E,r Cailege r`fr
eu1a1',5Eale4 at any time.
• W, s!, E1-LIQTT, PRINOIPA4
uufurGllurn'•beoal» sap, nG Urn„+,f
$ 0 IAN,
id(' lafth-,prieitagetorutura, ti rade (NMI nut
avowed. 7,•Flftrl. 8119114'14*,
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Proprietor
F'arrrm for Sale
Containing 10) pores. being Gut*, ('on.4,
Gr'.y toxp.blla. Thereto a B'oo'l. lwu•stoav'
trick Pause wlih rnrnace 1 bank • horn with
slnblesreo ootf, llwind at nt,.'ha li -, liposis
pig pen, 411115e cu, &e Cloud oa 1,:,,d Bur.
ni mail and telephone. Prhool 35 milt, distant
.f ?"'7 PArrr'w'"24 t 1111/470t1410. Moodier:. Pabs�-saga 1•prine, to
Ra4E2ai ^YJIf 4irF tm
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.... -... _ arra, terms and 04hr+r i.at4aa u : ex apply on
• carrying with it the title of . ll'oprr101Aos; or if bj e'trr t, K,thslk.0.,
li. R 1 atit8 ANbllt* 8 r,pth
i n te. 1 _ I'ra,paanrroas,
Right' Honorable. In tellg'u 1 vas
aMethodist, in politics a Ltbeal-
Unionist.
He leaves to survive his loss, a
widow and one son and one daughter.
13011. Sir Clifford Sifton is 'a brother.
The late Mr. Sifton was the first
Canadian Premie to extend the fran-
chise, to women, His Province Al-
berta) was also among the first to
have prohibition,
Farm for Sale
Being 8011th % (,ntses and 24. ton. 0.
1lowlcu tow,:sIul'. boron aleuu4)' (11') steps.
* w,;, hardwood, 4 30:18 0844*' a,uvut 10
"1,„flyer fiefs, 500'1 pn++4nre lnna'i, bn)nn,u
let ohm working land 1n high mute of milli.
14141011.. barge hank burn w•l'h"ataaw ahai,
cementetablt"g end hog petal unnornealll.
t',me,rt Plitt. poultry hod n, t homo's, seltuot
tin preu,a-us. Lindy mail nellvory sod Wroxe
for t. ".el,hr,nu. Lets of gust voter. Fai';n
well fumed Por Wire and Imrtleulars write
r, P. PAmurox,bs Melaka, tit 'Phomas.
Bush for Sale
Angus Bulls for Sale' Standing bull,catamintingo:soft maple, ash
and birch sur sale. Lot 1, (Jon, 0, Grey town-
' ship. Will beaold by the. aero .For rurtl)er
A few obotee Anitns Bulls for sale from 0 to p u'tleulars see the uudoral�nett
T111141 gned.IE,
In months old Priced to sell. Call and see i Phone*8(0 Werth Gravel Road,,
them. At. L, 0ARDIPle,
Phone 428 10 10 Con. 111, (ilrey. •
For Sale
1/Y4 Berea of good land upon whiaL' iso earn•
fortnble house and frame stable. Poa'Oasiot
at once. Properly located in Village of frau•
brook, lately awned b3- lira. 14. Brown. Fur
further pnrtioolare}tpply to
1(144.'. CAMERON,
or W51 CAMERON,
Executors,t:ranbronk.
1 The Hill View Farm
JAS. A. REA
Breeder of large English Berkshires
Young stool: for stale, either sex.
7for further particulars write or phone.
Brew1I,s Central— . Walton P• 0,
Phone 1610. 13. R. e
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Send your Cream to the Creamery thoroughly
established and that gives you Prompt Service and
Satisfactory Results.
We solicit your patronage knowing that we can
give you thorough satisfaction.
I * We will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test
t it honestly, using the scale test to weigh Cream sam-
• ▪ pies and pay you the highest market prices every two
* weeks. Cheques payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia.
• The Seaforth Creamery Co.
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For further particulars see our Agent, ,? 1R. T. C.
McCALL, Phone 231o, Brussels, or write to
SEAFOR.T1'I, ONT.
Cream Wanted
Ship ys;t r Cream
Direct to -the
Brussels Creamery
Prompt -Service Satistactr; ry Retat ,-tis
We furnish you with Cans and Pay ail 17.x•
press Charges. Issue Cheques 1')r 1 .e pay-
ment of your Cream twice each month, pay•
able ar par at your Bank,
Give the Brussels Factory one trial and �•','.1
will not *ant to discontinue,
Brussels CrEmery Stewart
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meeting with SuC0esIl. We are training Soldiers tinder
Soldiers' Civil lie -establishment Commission.
AddroO8 the Collage for Proo Oataloguo, to Dither
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