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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-2-17, Page 5lee JNO. SUTHERLAND & SONS 7Mr lgr rw� t.1MITED al9�v t�`tlr fir 'a/t' all 0,11inir COh1W'7VIRIO WM, 3RE`NDE WONVI]IANWIali on ISSUED or MA oeIAGB LIo k sES Mee in Me rest °Alco, Ethel. 86.4 lig S. 800TT AB AN AUOTION'• • ass, yrs» soil for better privee, to hotter moa in. loos time and lose charges than any ether Allottuuoor in Nast Union or he won't obarge anything. Dates and orders can always be arranged at thie °Moe or by poreonal application, w M, 8,INUI)AIR-- • Y • Burrister, 8otloitor, Conveyancer, Notary enbllo, ko, ut8oe--8towert'e Sloth 1 dour North of 0eutral Hotel. Solicitor for the Metropolitan li auk, DR, WARP1-AW Honoroe,g DaYyY and night calls,e Ontario opposite. Fleur Mill, Ethel. JAMES : M' FADZEAN Agent Nowiek Mutual Fire Insurance Company Phone 48 Turaberry Street,13cusoele Successor to John Barris, Walton, T, T. M' RAE B., M. O. P., S, O, M. 0, a.,. Pillage of Brussels. Physiolan, Surgeon, A000nohenr 1. dice at roeldeuae, opposite Melo the Church, Wflliam etreet, 4. All Kinds of furs find Hides+ 4, WANTED it For which the highest •t market price will be paid, M. Yolliek + 1 Phone Ex Brussels 4 ++++++++4•+++++•e++++++++,++ Huron County Council The Cott/tell adj•tarned tail the members repaired to the Oout t Mouse corridoe, wham ex. P Wavelet' Petty, at the tegttest of Wardell D,iig, unveiled it tablet erected in hotter of the late Donald Patterson, who wee for years a valued member of the Council, who occupied the position of Warden and County Engineer. Brief and appropriate addresses eu- logizing the life and character of the, late Donald Patterson were made by Dr. Milne, County Treasurer Lane, Metiers. Currie, Young, TI ewartba, Arm,troug, Purdon, Beckett and the County Clerk. All ep•,ke of the ster- ling qualities of mindi and heart of the late Cowley Elrgiteei and paid de• servhrg tributes to his ability and Pfl000fOOT, MOM & COOKE neighborly qualities. Barrietore, Bo"c,tore, Notaries Public, Bac, Office on the Square, sea door from Hamilton Street, GODERIOR, ONT. Private lands to loan at lowest rates. W. PfOont'ooz $. tl'r J. L. $ILLORAN H. J. D. Oooag EFi'USSELS HORSE FAIRS Monthly I3otse Fairs will be held this season 1(e follows 1 -- THURSDAY, JAN.OTu, 1021 " FEB, 31ti, 1921 MAS. 3RD, 1921 APR, 7i'u, 1921 local and Outside Buyers will he present By order of Council. P. 6. SCOTT, Clerk. 1'DEERING: 1, i. AGENCY : -r '1- . John Oliver .t 'P BRUSSELS + has taken over the Deering Ag- + ,r ency and handles a full line of + Farm Implements including the r noted 4 4 j 1. N. a. C. Cream Separators I. The onlyCream Se also t r i + two widopen steam outlets- + no cream screw in the path of the cream. See it when iti town. I . The 1, H. C. 11-18 and 111-20 Tractors o o RIO among the batt. The Deering Manure Spreader 1, With the wide spread and very light in draft. * John diver f N. +++++++,114++++++++++++++4.4.4. •h • County Agticultgral • li,epresenta- live Seothere sent a lengthy and de- tailed report of the art t k of the office.. On the subject of Soboul hairs Mr. 8tothere said 3 new school Fairs were organized, Orediton, Gude*#ch and tlelgrnve. Atteudance and enthue- burnt had kept up to the records of the past yettes and in fume cases had set mew ream de. The schoolsfait's were organized around community centres as much as possible. 12 echoole were included- in. the Clinton Fair. 'Tide was the largest There were rattler small fairs in a couple of places, but they were located in dis- tricts where it should be possible to Kt . L1a G c miler schools t Chn)19. "The coedit), of the exhibits was, in the ease of older fail e; of a very high order. In some of the newer' !Pelee the pupils de riot yet nuderstand what coustitutee a good exhibit. They are learning from year to year though. in this contrectinti we `night say that some of -the seeds sent out last year by the firm distributing seeds were, mot of a particularly high order. :;rule were very badly mixed. Con- ecquently we ran up against some rather poor exhibits which could be traced to tit#s cause. We feel that too much emphasis cannot be laid on the quality of the material distribut- ed fur this work." It was hoped to improve the prize. list so that more money could be of• feted fol' such competitions as phys- ical culture, school parade and school or community singing. The judging the pant year bad not a F ( could been s Batts ecLa y a*cut (1 21P wish- ed, owing to the fact that Mr. Meer ere the Poultry judge, quit when the Fairs tver0 abo tt !half over. Messrs. Revell, Goderich, and Cat ter, Lourdes• burn, assisted very materially as stip- plies, and by co opet'stion with Mr, 2(IcKay, of Stuce, the judging of the whole series was got through # with. 41&tOlher year the prize list wrulil probably hove 10 be curtailed t0 about 80 classes in otder to gel Lh.ongh the Work in time. Two pent( y breeding stations in the county had been esLabliehed, op - et ated p•etated by L. V.- Hoge) Exeter, and H. 12, Revell, teleder rh, and through the School Fairs 413 dozen eggs t else 11111 ail tt1 pllpild. '1'housaiitls of eggs and hatched ehloks were sold by these breeders direct to the farmers. A very 500481401 short course in Agriculture and Dolneetie Seience was held in Exeter in Jan, 1921) .Attend- ance at the gills' oouree ran up l0 75 and at the boys' up to 30. "Our ex- perience in this 000100 convinces u9 that Uremia no better way to alit' Up sititusiastu in the Shen Course than by [browing Lhe responsibility on the people of Lhe common ty ' One Junior Farmer. 1' Inprove11len1 Association, Duly, was organized, lit Exeter. Our Baby Beef Competition (Tented coneiderable interest to the 0 itnt.y and was our most iutereeling and refitttble competition llad 3 coot ree mi 7 completed lite contest. ft, the Inter-Cotlty claw at •,.11.11111 We 110t1calve4 in 0 total lint .p of 9 and Re- ed the following pl.n Inge, 'tad, 41h 5Nt and 701. The campaign tocle'm (Nil tine act lib bull tva9 gone into hl detail and also marry ether, features of the wnl Ir. The report of the S. riking Oontruit• tee, earned the following committers for the year, Executive -N. W. 'l'rewattba, Jas, 0. Purdon, Jus. Haokett, John Doug- las, Di,'W. 3. Milne, e p D. o;reo a+44,a..v4e+ae44aeoae.®.a. 5 8 O Hihest Price «x A • $ PAID FOR O 4 A flaw F 1(r a 4 I s 9 0 • ;9 Poultry r. e • A 4- • k • 8(leelnl»•Ti Ai. Paylt , r ,osTIplinjf, Il, 0 poi tt<i' It J All1lol' W J S 014 L()FiII, oan0o-3V. J ('ort 1e, V, Mr Quaid, d. Jattulesou; W, Ali, finites, .Alex, Neer, Mittention-•••13, W. ,F. Beavers, 11. Elope, 12. Webb, A., 8101111, John 141e, Naut;l)ton , Road nod 13ridge-•A1erlon Elliott, W. 1218140), A, E. Erwin, J, MoNabb, J. Grieve, County Property --Gurdon Young, M. Armstrong, Dr. elm T. Flom, Jas, F. (011111, Haase .oR ltel"nge-A1m)s 'Pipiing, Jno, Dotgiae, A. Neel, S. 1', Plum, \Varden's (Jontruitit'-Wm. Stint- ton, Jas; 0. Put don, A, 12, Erwin, N. W.'Jh'ewerthtt, WlJ, Currie. P00 )any minty pupile ere gnirig mashie: the County to other High chords . and Oolingiates, Metiers, Tretvarlhn, Heavers and Milne were appointed pp dol u committee to look into the `natter and see if a way cannot be found 10 Prevent this. Muniuipalleles tint paying Viol` ()minty rates in future before Deo. 80th Lull to be chin ged 10 per vont J. P. Marshall, of the Provincial Highway Department, addressed the Council on the lust day. Comity printing for 1021 was award- ed to The Godetdch Star. The salaries of Oounly officials were fixed as follows Warden, 3100 ; Treasurer, 31,650 ; Clerk, 31,500 ; Supt. toads 32600 ; Crown Attorney, 31,100 ; Jailer, 37100 ; Turnkey, 3700 ; Jail meteor), 3225 ; Manager Huron County Home, 31,000 ; Matron, 35(10 ; Assistant,, 3840; Physioian, 3600 ; Chaplain 3160. Ontario Horticultural Society Miss Mary Yates, of Port Credit is the fleet woman chosen as head of the Ontau#0 Horticultural Sooiely, Miss Yates wan elected Prealtleut of the soniety at the annual meeting at Toronto on Friday, Other nf$oers elected as follows : Rev, W. M, McKay, Weston, first Vice -President; J. P. Jaffray, Galt, RED STAR 'WASHER Makes Every Woman Smile —so easy to operate -washes clothes wt Elea). On display at our store. Come and eee it Gen. R. Weller AGENT - BRUSSELS wrcori' IEL!EF FROM ECZCMA. Complete Treatment That Rives Ratifying Results • WASINO, ONr, "I had au attaolt of Weepiwg Ra'e014 s0 had thatmy Clothes would be wet through at times. For four months, IsuJfered terribly, I could get no relief until 1 tried ""Fruit -a -lives" add "Soolpa-Salva". Altogether, I have used three boxes of "Sootlla-Salva" and We of "Fruit -a -tires", • and am entirely well.". G. W. HALL. Both these favorite remedies are sold 'by dealers at 500. a box, 6 for $3,60, or sent on receipt of price by Fruit -a -tires Limited, Ottawa. "Frult•a-tires" f8 also put up in l6 trial size which sells for 26e. second Vice -President; 0. A, Beeson, 8t. Catharines, Treasurer ; J. Leckie Wilson, Toronto, Secretary and edit- or, The directors are : Rev. A. H. Scott, D. D., Perth ; 71. A. Middleton, Lindsay ; Cherie= AV, \deur, Fnet William ; T, D. Doekery, 1'urnhto ; W, D, Burgoyne, St. Catharines Wm, Hartry, Seaforlh Dr F. F. Bennett, Se. Thames ; J. E. Carter, Guelph, and J E. Brown, 'Kingsville, The Ontario Horticultural Seeiety decided to request the Legislature to punish men eprentation : •.1 deception regarding the sale and distribution of diseased or mi8-named nursery stark-; also to ask the Dominion Government to appoint a competent person to in- spect all bulbs imported into Canada, and to deal with any diseased bulls as such officer might deem advisable, The Greyhound Excursion, The dates of the Greyhound's June excursion have been announced. The steamer will arrive on Monday, June 13th, at Goderich, and the moonlight excursion under the auspices of the Goderich band will be held that even- ing. The trip to Detroit would be made the following day, leaving Goderich the usual time on Tuesday morning, return- ing Thursday and leaves again for the final trip to Detroit on Friday morning, June 17th, East Wawanosh Council Council met on Ft•b. 71h, with all the members present. Minutes of last meetingwere ate read and apprtvetJ. Communication Them lite city cif Loudon asking the Council to appoint a delegate ft meeting 111thee i o city 0 Feb. i Y 23 1 the, d e trot°) ' ) RcuUt n (( the L H and 13railway received and read On motion 11r 11osteo° ami Gillespie Councillor Cnnites 108.1 Op - ASTHMA USE RAZ -MAH 110 Smoking—No Spraying—No Snuff Just Swallow a Capsule RAZ -MAH Is Guaranteed to restore normal breathing, stop mucus gatherings in the bronchial tabes, give long nights of quiet sleep; contains no habit-forming drug. 31.00 at your gist's, Trial free at our agencies or Templeton, 142 King We Toronto. LoonlAgent, Janos Pox agmommageoggewomoresnagragmagebgegt Electricity at All Times Messrs, Wildon tot Jackson. Jalrles Lake, Angola, Ind., Pay of D en. Light: "Our Defeo -Light la used t1(. lighting• a etnre, hotel, haat-httdll,,g three cottages and grounds. One plant has been in operation foe -over a year but we have never been "1itlient lights." Write for Catalog H. G. Darroch District Agent, Listowel 24 -HOURS -ADAM ELECTRIC SERVICE WHEN AUTUMN COMES Autumn brings with it a lot of betake 8Ale'edeotreeswae4aerf4o4m0eteoee that belong peculiarly to the fall of $ o the year, Sortie of these are the work our ail the crimes simply because it's s Amnion, e time of har'voet-of Be�� 9garnering. Sartre of these tasks come because Winter re following along on the heels of Autumn and preparation must be 'nude before the icy Meets mune, foe the shut-in days and the long nights of the Winter season. Aututnn is the time to get every- thing snug -to replants all broken win- o - doty lanes .t ut back into t o p tic c plena the Cellar windows, to get the Winter's fuel supply housed in a good, dry place if that has not aleendy been tak- en tare of mullet, in the season, When Lhe evening* begin In leng. then Rua 110licuiions moue again of the long 50013111ga drat are attend, it is a gond time .o think i 1 1 to I 1 bout the light. 1; g in s elom o le is grind f i ( enough r e t h fn the coming Winter, If Ode in the old, Coal-oil•lamp system, it will pay to inveetigate the stabjeot of electricity 4 s For Sale p e e 3 Crain Wren inw,Pxchange for e e same at market price at ee a Ethel Elevator 3 . 0 C,Gill ;•gee -Also agouti) foe lite well :West '1'neonto. Ph ree leave me 0t yonr entices arid get one of elle it; hese Feetilizers on he market, ; 9 I Ha Yrile, ltd per 0 xP • 01111 111e up -?hone 62x . SAM WEIllTE1N 1tI1LL' tEh;'P f Sxl BRUSSELS illNt' +N o••N•44100404**,0 4' 4 4 $ G, C, GILL Agent I •••••••••••••••••••••••••• for Ugh Ling the farm 1(r a,rl,nrh.0 home. Electtirity ran be n,01 for 13gliting, uolvatlays, in tory 1, .Shuts, by means of one of the 0,111111, 11,11ivid- nal electri^ plants and the farmer. who will put nue of tl e>e 1,1 101,111 nn his premises will be mire of ur",letn ldght0 for the long \3 oiler evenings ahead. But 11 should 0 e alou tl n t amt mei! Win. tee to plan for it. Fir,ttie lights mean electric hiring, the mine alt for a 1101180 in the any. An 1b"'1)11 plant will re ul e it cotso)elr get'a I.Le 11t1 port and tide should be 111u1,1 w1111e the work 0041 be 111010 10 comfort, It ie a 11811110 job 1(r isi•t) roll``°' in 1lin Wiiter time and while 0 is n mall Otte IS Make n base- 1' ::+ Nth, int; Omit, it's sntalh•t their ever if it ie made der deg nice it utuinu no:t71*",-, And 11,10117 l tW118t0hd farmers end their families s alt are drtltu•ir1f lh tl makes 1 it r ' rl�rg Ammon more ems eefthl•: le lie 1(l Ir 10 look forward (1 Wt'i1 r rvrninl ((lith plenty of height electt•hc light. in the hero hletead of coal oil lamps, fi. ck to 1 Business 4, al a e at r 1 4 Of 4 1: al.,.......,e • AAV1:N(t elurn,'d froTup costo (, stn nnre ltlnrme un- s the jut) with marry addl. e 111(5 Io any stock of 0 . e WATCHES - y• e. CLOCKS • e JEWELRY e AND a o FANCY GOODS i * rind an to be sold atclosetmice0, t +} Many choice goods for Wed- tding Pi•eeerrte. 4 a, Personal ateentiun given to t•e• e 2 thalrs. p ♦ Sntlefactinn aseitred, 4 . Call in. i a W. F. Strettoo ; S BRUSSELS O 4 ,`,04.44e444144•$+44.41.4•e 4 •••04,4 44 pointed to attend this meeting tie a representative of titin Munieientl#ty. Messrs, Scott end Elliott presented lucid report as Auditors of accounts for 1920, tha Abstract statement,, showing a balance nn baud 1(t the end of the year of 31881. 67. The re- pot t was adopted on motion of 001111 es arid Robeeteou, item esentativee of the Sawyer - Massey Go., waited on the Council in reference to the selling of road mach- inery, An order was placed with the above Company for the purchase of a road grader. Reeve and Clerk were ant hot ieed to sign aril forward to the Legielative Assembly a petition, for the pm pose of securing It more 1)113,,1(011)1(1 Olen re. more equitable distribution or 11ydn1 Electric power• throughout the Pi (m- ince, HyLetw No 3, 1921, regulating the running at large of dogs in the Muud- cipality Wac.read and passed, The renewing accounts were paid ;- Fred, Hayden, Dern, statute tuber tax, $O 40 ; Wm. A. Cnt•rle, sheep -destrny 4d by doge, $35 00 ; D. °inter, widen- ing and fencing On hi11, Cons. 4 & 5. 3146.00 ; I. S. Scott and 3. Follett, Auditors 3.12.110 each ; F, Andersen, Treasurer's salary, 3120 00: Postage and war tax. 315.00. Commit adjourned to meet again on Monday, 'March 14111, at 1 O'clock. A. PonTER1rIELn, Clel•k. Nev. Al C. Wishart Writes from Calgary f y DEAR MR K'ERR-The label nn 1(l "POST" informs me that my subserip- tinn J8 pant due, and fearing lest I might be cut (•tf, I enclose 11R O. Ord- er, with thanks. I look fntward to the cooling of Tux Pose, each week like the visit eta friend uud carefully „m11 the tilt ins o1 news emitained therein. One thing that has for gr 10e time(1euck ole very ftircihly, is the ;deeming manner in which en Many' your worthy eitizene have been reeve ing away from the old town, and wets 110t NW the staunch calibre (,f thr people still remaining I would fetor fog the future of Brussels, brat kuowiur what the) ale, there is no 1'088011 11 fear on that genre. I think -the row, Ooutwit should pass a byelaw pri111ihig in;; airy other persalt even epeakhot ,1f moving away, under penalty [ f a heavy fine and imprisonment if neces- sary, Ne have passed through a very $Ceenuouo year in the West and things re a very dull here. The unexpected drop in the price of farm produce came as a severe blow, from whdrh the country has net yet recovered and fitern818 are very nitwit discouraged It will take ail the Western grit and 1ptimism that they ran nttt.ter to send them faith to the Reid, next Spring to sow nnre more in Irene, The unemployment problem lute nee we:tuned be propnrllons it was fear- ed her e, :+till there are many unem- ployed, to lvhmn a8 others, t( h1( coo scarcely keep the wolf from the door, '('he mild Winter in a von!table God- crud, To rneey it has been a hued yitr,118 t114o .f1'ew11tti•nt gic. 111has been easy, to 801' ea Ohm eh work goes on moi h no usual bot it is always ermine t}1(e fist to feel the pinch of hind times. Stilt thee*. are those wh.1 believe in the Church mei eland 17 it, Mid alto, lhenugh oil fits eared expo; ienet s, give it of their very best. It is n test- ing time of the church and of puifes- Ing Clhrisl111us, the likes of stub T have never seed in my experience, And yet "There de 110 restraint In the Lord to save by many or by few," Toe wee- the different dennminatione '1) trent ',over 1110 t(l in rounerlinn with the great Forward Movement financial camuaign 5hntvs that the 1.11)10011 is still alive and all that is needed to the propelling dynamic of the power of the Holy Spirit to melte her orgailizat:one and energies elf 01 ire, fur "it le not by alight nor by lower but1 l h t by4ti ,• t t ga 1 , l t the Lord d nr Hosts." T P 4((lh.supremen t� sed ,f the church is the welting for the en- i d„wluen1. of the Spit itas the disciph s wait 'd before rt e Pe t e t r Petit t. 9 lly the help '11 a kindly Provirhw.re we have 0001e to the end of abettor (Meech year in 0111cni,g1Pgatinn, at (1 me able to report the hest year in one dtietemy, 1 `night e, 1(d you a elippi• g fenln the 7).>)h')) here hoot is ton long end wo,1t1 not be interesting to merry ,.f your readers. Still a few itnns might Interest.rent, Our Force arts Motif,1 - )lent allotment wan largely nver•8ub- teefthed and over a half of it has I•ttbn paid 3n, TI114 S. 8, raised neer •31000,00. Our mortgage debt which y Persuasion Tailed Jhey.7ok /0 . %rce. SUB was so proud of her first cake. It was so light so tempting! But her young bro- thers had an eye on it, too, and You've simply got to bide the cakes and bread when they're made from Create of the West Flour. Maple Leaf Milling Co„ Limited Toronto, Winnipeg Brandon, Halifax ,�F>J a �' � r. C ELOUR 2 verve ago W(18 $180(11) now etanda at POST, and with v $71100. The one organization which prosperous year. excelled itself which I f was the Dulles' AltVery 5 1' wilic3) raised over 81)0(100 Hre-Sixths A. t 1 te rails er. of which 10ae made by the needle, Oalgaoy, Jam Slot, hue t 1 The total amount rained from an sources wad; over 313,700. Our mem- _ --- --- -------- bersh1p stands at a little less than 800. ,�, We gave over $4,000 to Missions and AwFav✓''k' benevolences. close Easter Tenn Opens it 29 Before I close I wish to congratulate p you most heartily ell 1110 lengthy ser- vice you havebeen permitted to ren guild for Success by A. tending der to Brussels and nut 1 • t 1 u)my ttn ee ELLIOTT editor t f 'Tile, Pose, It is no 'small 19 opinion an you have none awlalways �) Vonge &Charles 8tO„ +°:•unto' true to the highest ideals 'of life, me, see, 44'? , „ May your bow long abide in siren 1+ =th for a i. anti ns an nidlt•dshman said in h"ur•,;ii graduates q1( , 1:� ler when he peesente,l 1111❑ with a )•,an1 "},'There ore 1t t „' ' Irish blackthorn Blick nn one n"moult T0(11 o 11 11 Fe,• 1( \ , "Dia bivin' be ueen Il' nu r• 1ta,t \ , ,, y your hums, Itit may art year. Bator tit ,:r>1 1r::L.,• i1 you be tt len;; time in gettiri thele," so frre. Engl. wo all L., Fon. ;Vey yon be lent; w. J. ELLIOTT, PI'. J.VOPP-,zlr. qEngl.spored to guide the dee doses of Tette ,F t 211?F^xx 4.t see fee fie ., 7,F:.', a .. to w thing to be able to stand for so long 7 n time guiding and mlotddit.g Nadir SPS41641$4e*Git44 aetvG•9 FARM 44 ® r1 OAR OF Hoyal HouseinE II Scald Shorts and suis Coni IMPLEMENTSwag 6 gE Y3 t'x l a Here are our 3'l is ,s1 ' IS : Shorts?Olt ,s Bran 2i( I Linseed Meal w sS I Low Grade Flttul g2'76 ; j Good Feed Coro '.;,.1 10 Royal HousI•hl.ld i' a, Flour 65 911 ,r ® Oatmeal per cwt. OC' ® _.•••••- 3 B • We Js17d16Y,tl(lt8i' AVING the Agency for the Ma- 1 Ourtuick and Deering Itnple- plements I will give closest priers in anything needed in Perm Ion- , . Lnfngn• Truelove inertia t ' 1 r 7 t t t rt, (,tt . : 1 retold Ina- pi, ee•ur older in U. F. O. style ami you will save money. I will g11ar8.n- tee yon teeniest any reduction in prices until implement is used, unci by order- ing note you will stove any advance in price which is likely to take place 80011. Have a few linpll'nlents on hand which will bo sold at old prices, David Milne ETHEL O s Phone 43 >o tQQ�t55%�rfgt$t�tn�rt$tRt��c,�nt7R•Ar r.,-• ,, 0111 q. :,.:,1�, SACKED RY SIXTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE! DOMINANT la ITV AND _.nr001 Sixty years of Leadership -of giving good value, heaping satisfrtetion 4 and real service! That's why the Gideon name wins respo)11 oar'. confidence front coast to coast. That's why we aro proud' site sell this dependable farm equipment. THE GILSON ENGINE Costa You Nothing A11 Sizes WONDERFUL. GILSON” "The Wonderful t 1)vnn" stand- tum ems More Gilsona dow li llr,b e,1(kv n i r Clellgol,, Inst year than any other g 'lumina i1 is roar go size Gilson. fie Ea• nutted to be the hl,htt-i. rnaaaa lliwcr egine—any y purpose—canmeat plan. 6e Cur- gutter' unit. pay i on the hast' payment plan. Len .. pay for itself. Its the Bigg and depend.. B1 your own o t dsnn v 1 t ilrl ono ability, 11nve made it the biggest aching en- 611 your own 511 alt t[ su •- s .gine011a Canada. I,eC 08 demonstrate on 4 h.p. or larger -go the r t the 1 .1( : hrn yamtatm, your corn has the grwtc:. t. ,, °talo HYLO SYLO The H to Syto insures sweet, fresh, succulent en- silage down to the last forkful. It is built aril o lest r to v lad 8ni i . xcl u ri naive aunt to o ed fin res of de - ten and construction chotewhy the Hiis chosenn by the discrimin- ating farmer. Pays for Manure is the best [oldster. Wu itself in the lint season. Use itt The heat Manure Sweetie.. nus- y i Then year stteryear, pays the 011sou. Why? It bus n naL. si•i•. ,' • 100 per cent. profit on It is low down. It ha light den,. It w.8• t".� your investment Can take a real load. 11 isfree trona eintr),1 . you beat It? gears and all complicated Pone. it THE GILSON SPREADER Call and see our nearest dealer, name below. No will save and make you more, or., theequipment ilfusErand , Gilson Threshers, gic-Aso Tractors, Wood :lows,Grindots, Pump Jacks, Boltingeta, Write fat talog. Made it, Canada sed Monitored by GILSON 5 MEG, CO Limited • - rGUELPH,O Nei' Call and See Noaleset Dealer EARL ROTHWELL, BRUSSELLS, ONT. ,s measewww,onteet..