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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-3-10, Page 4THURhIMA Y, M'ARCil In the; .001,f -Alt Day.sales 60010 10 h 11 fowl arch Boil: sat' railway excnryime rotes nit likely to !briber op in teal with enlarged privilegeo in non of •1eltetstibial' might easily Butt props r'y bo broadened, Teta timber limit e, q Ivry of the Local Legislature shows avert lav, p,ex leash= tore, Public moo es appear to be handled in a v-ry loose and osmates manner, atop quite Foreign to the pet Opal besirtes methods of those some times interested. Funny how genel0us some folk can be with money boloeging to somebody else. PeEs3De.NT HARDDIING is sitting in Ibe official chair of Uncle Sant. and t'nnur;ks wish him a term marked by success and a eontinutmee of the brotherly inter- national ties. His is 11 to en's jrh and be will no doubt fi+x,l Imtits a thorn amongst the rosin as be does lila duly to the groat Republic and its neighbors. Woodrow W lson is like'y a well pleased elan to be relieved. Tltna-may of next week will be St, Patrick's Day and will mark a year of dire disaster to the t.tnerald Isle. No matter how z ialous the people of the land of the Shamrock are in fighting for their cense they cannot win by the vonrse they are pu,suing and the longer the rebeihou lasts the worse for Ireland. The leade-s should see by this time the lolly of the i,rogram and by amicable negotist''msstrive t0 end the death sealing einbrolineot St. Patrick's mission of cd`len days is badly needed. FOR the Referendum vote on April 18th the Voters' bait of rote will he used, with revision by registration in in villages and towns with population exceeding t000, No revision in towo- ships however. A11 5 itish subjects, who have iieed in Canada t2 months and in this Province 2 mouths prior to 1 ;t of February tear, have a vote and should see to it that there is no denial. Watch for date of revision and make sure your name is on the list. A gang of Colorado students -caught a cowboy and tor the fun of it "trimmed his whiskers," or rather a 6 inch flowing moustache, and then gave him his lib- erty. The laugh was rather on the oth- er side of their mug when "Mustang jack" and part of his gang turned the tables on the students. Casuallties were a broken j sw, a fractured collar bone and internal injuries. Oftentimes playing Smart Alex. is fraught with more than was iuteuded in the original program. To mind your own business is generally a sure way to dodge trouble. GERMANY might as well make up her mind first as last that the terms of the armistice will have to be complied with, The agreement is no scrap of paper and signed and sealed with the full know- ledge of what it contained. Full repara- tion must be made tor the wanton de- struction and tremendous losses inflicted when the Kaiser was on the march. It would be a very sorry thing if any power could ride rough shod over another and then withdraw when they could go no further and call it square, The lessons of the terrible war most be learned. How slow people are to take warning by the crooked paths of others, Just now 1t cigar Morton Brown, a young married man, 27 years of age, is in the toils be- cause he stole t$it,aio in cash and legal papers valued at ;Sro.000. He gambled in stocks and robbed the Bank of Mon- treal, in which he was teller, to keep up his payments. Confession and restora- tion of a good share of the spoil will hatdly save him from durance vile, He did not profit by the misteps of others but was caught in the getcich,gaick schemes that are spread to trap the un- wary. The old and well trodden path of honesty may not hold out the fascination for the vouth that the fake and false do but it brings you to a better and hap- pier destination. You can't play with fire and not get burned, MONDAY April 18th is the date set for recording the Referendum vote by the people of Ontario when they are asked to pronounce upon the vital question "Shall the importation and the bring- ing of intoxicating liquors into the Province be prohibited ?" There is only one answer to the query if the people desire the removal of the men• ace aid that is "'Yes." The utter folly of carrying Provincial Prohibition and still permitting a neighboring Province to deluge Ontario with bad, high priced booze is an insult to the intelligence of the great majority who said "Away with grog," If ever a moral living people, whose good opleions have been trifled whit for years, should unitedly speak out April reth is the day, Imported bonze must go if you love sobriety, are loyal to yodr fatally and community and desire to see the law upheld CAR OF u ar Expeeteei to arrive, such. Special price off Car. { /1, G. NEAL. WALTON 9w1611oa,.of .5 year pastorates is loom- ing up for next London Conference of the Methodist oburcb, 'I'Hg Pos'r is op- posed to the plan as It believes the in- tention of the General Conference never intended the law to be construed as some seek to make it read. The goes lion was opo of no small contention last Conference and should not be press- ed in 1921, We note it is n00 easy task to keep sporting °hi`lt's tree from crookedness in the matter of age anti location of non- professional players. It's a caution the number of lapses of memory as to date of birth. The old song of Topsy appears to be repeating itself'i'- t"O ! I never was born, I never had a madder," Possibly the silverware at the close of the season looms larger than honor and veracity, CUL'r1YAT's the old time honest prac- tice of returning the articles yon borrow as 50013 as your job is completed. 'rake a day and gather up your neighbors' goods and don't stop until you land them at the home of the owner, When a man has to phone for the loan of his own step ladder, cross cut saw, ,kc , its time ownership rights were looked up. No ! of course not, you never inteudetl keeping them but why don't you take them back ? Is less pugnacity were displayed in parliamentary debate geottemauly con- duct would be more noticeable, 'raking advantage of parliamentary license many a slur if ant iosutt is hurled across the floor that might mean a black eye if said out of doors. Legislative balls are not he gardensnor acts and words bear O aTe of members beyond the proper criticism of others. M. P's and M. P P.'s some- times get a notion that they are "it" and not amenable to anybody. Fellows like that should get hoops round their heads so as to get their hats on, ENFORCEMENT OF ADOLESCENT ACT Official Explanation of The New Legislation Advancing Scgoal Age. The Adolescent School Attendance Act, by the proclamation of the Lieuten- ant- Governor, made on July 13, 1920, will come into force and take effect as follows: Section 3 on September 1921 Section 7 on September i, 1923, and Section 9 on September 1922. The purpose of bringing the Act into force by stages is to make it possible to adjust gradually school accommodations courses of study, and employments in industries to the conditions sat up by the requirements of the Act. Section 3 of the Act, which comes into operation on September 1, 1921, provides for the attendance at school of adolescents between 14 and 16 years of age. The Minister announces that in conforinity with this section of the sixteen years of age unless employed on the authority of a home permit or an employment certificate as pro - MARBLE -ITE FLOOR FINISH If your floors are hardwood, Use Marble - Ite The Floor finish with n money -back guarantee. It wears and wars and` wears. It will not mar nor scratch white anal is not at. fected by water. Feet That Never Touch the Floor A worn floor spoils the look of your home and is impossible to repair, but if you keep your floors painted, feet cannot touch therm. Let the pa#at wear but save the wood. Save the Surface and you Save all. SENOUR'S Floor Paint is easy toast, dries very hard with a high lustre and will with- stand a great amount of hard wear. 14o skill is required in using SENOUR'S 'FLOOR PAINT. Anyone can apply it. The result will greatly enhance the beauty of your home and much labor will be saved for the floors will be very easy to keep clean. Come in and let uagive•you full particulars. We have a full range of shades 1n this and every other MARTIN-SENOUR Product, There is a MARTIN-SENOUR Paint or Varnish for every need. We will be glad to advise you. Geo. R. Weiler BRUSSELS - ONT. ni it ids for bythe Act,but thats v d ohi not his intention to instruct erten- dance officers to make the act re- - troactive by endeavoring to com- pel young persons betwedln 14 and 16 years of age who have been engaged in regular `employment to re- turn to school. School authorities, ac- cordingly/ will, in the beginning, be charged with providing olbly for the continued instruction of those who are at present at school and not for the numbers who might be forced to return to school by the strictest interpretation of the .Act, At the same time, the Minister expects that the Act will be made fully effective to the extent that attendance officers be appointed Rheumatism Neuritis, Sciatica, Neuralgia. Templeton's Rheumatic Capsules Have brought good health to half -a -million sufferers. A healthful, money -saving remedy, web known for fifteen years, pre. scribed by doctors, sold by drug- gists, $1.00 a box. Ask our agents or write for a free trial package. Templetons, 142 King W., Toronto Local Agent - James Fox From Chrome Leather A Horsepower flame Strap OR riffitl►alters Dean two articles are made from chrome lather, the strongest, toughest leather known. They will not harden with sweat or water. They have great strength and wearing qualities that Awill more than please you. 1 May we shpw you our fine selection of halters and harness. 11 'G, C. MANNERS Brussels C. W. BENNETT Walton rS according to law and their depart- ments organized to ensure, first, that all young persons between 14' ; and 16 years of age shall be either at school or at work; and, spc0nd, that all those who are at work, either at home or in gainful employments, shall hold the permits or certificates required by law. Section 9, which provides for the establishment and maintenance of part-thne courses of instruction for j young persons at work, comes into operation on September 1, 1922, The Minister expects that boards will be prepared to make this section effective On that date. Whenever it is desired, the Min- ister, through the officers of the De- partment of Education will be ready to lend assistanceb r organizing boards o ganizing attendance departments and in forming or in carrying out plans for part-time instruction. Telephone Notice I r 1. All persona owing the Telephone Co for 10 0 1 lire lobed to pay the tomcat once, and anyone uwiug more thou ygo0 for 1921 is to do tife ' Bage utr suIn ou,10 alt rTmnonnnth fwml ptarheinstaadrvtoorohthe prevent year 05 10 January lot, 7922, and after that date ell rents will he dna In advance en aha 1st day of January, to each year. Ati owners putting 1n 'phones as eueh will 501 when fhb phone 7s inatatled the sum of r1 30''or each nwnth up to Jnnunry lst, and in suture after that the sum of 1:18,00 per annum3 1,r ta0a+, Peracna wlohing to give up their 'phone may do so at end or year by giving notice of such iuf calls,, t0 0516, Scott hetero the lot of Doe - ember to any year, unless the teen of 10 rears has not expired for those on which dohentnrea were lesped. MALCOLM BLACK, F. S. 8OOTT, 2 Secretary. presidont, it it The Law as amended Nov. 10, 1919 P' HIS Referendum on April 18 is to ratify a new federal law, namely, the Canada Temperance Act, as recently amended by Dominion Parliament. If a majority of the people of Ontario vote in favor of the Canada Temance Act as amended, then, in the exact words of the law, rt follows: 1"No person shall import, send, take or transport . into such province any intoxicating liquor. "No person shall, either directly or indirectly, mantl- e or sell, or contract or agree to manufacture or sell, any intoxicating liquor to be unlawfully imported, sent, taken or transported 'nto such province, 0"The carriage oi' importation of intoxicating liquor`s - through such province shall only he by means of a common carrier by water or by railway and not other- wise, and during the time any intoxicating Iiquor is be- ing so transported or carried no person shall open or break or allow to Ise opened or broken, any package or vessel containing such int,xieating liquor, or drink, or use or allow to be drunk 0, used any intoxicating liquor therefrom." NOTE. -This law does not prohibit importation of liquors to ba used for sacramental, medicinal, manufacturing or com- nIer till purpose':, or the importation of such liquors as are permitted to be sold by the laws of the Province, "a":.,.11 t. a 1m1 of:0 tion 66rld fhe 1 4 ing of intoxicating liquors into t,c"J'rovint:. .:41 forbidden?" fi to Vote, i Yes" Chose the door to glnmorted ."booze" n„� ...,>- k.,, ,. e. °', ,xid l>1n Committee 18 Y .! r�wrvbY t e vis ttw-ngifrsfiirta=lit" ueen's Note! tar Sete The Queen's Motet, Ilruwtels, la offered for sole, Its good condition. Benson ler nat1ln8 ill health. Doing good bushae+a. ApPIy on the premises. .308, QUi1tiiN, US -1 Pl opttetor, Barn for Sale Frame 99 x 49 feet and lean 12 x 10 teet,.,Cot• further psrttCela'a apply on premisos. t 11 L. ,8'TEWAR'T', Honfr'yrl. Farm to Rent Grass farm to rent, being Lot 2e, (Ion, 7, and Lot21 le the same Cone Morris township lenders will be received up to March 16th, The highest or any ten ler not neeemstrlly au. canted. For further wielders apply to JCR& EVANS or DOUf4Aid1 61oDONALD, Executors of A Itred Batton estate, 81,111, Farm for Sale 'Moore farm for sale, living Lot 12, (ton. 0, (-}ray towbehip, Huron Co. about 76 aures cleared. There is comfortable b,mse, hook barn, orchard, good drilled well, tSe , on the premises Possession at once Telephone and rural mall dollvory, For further pertion- tars apply on the promises TELFORD $I➢LLID1t8, Proprietor, MAIL CONTRACT Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Postmaster General, will be received et Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the 8011 April, 1021, for the convey- ance onveyance of els Maiesty'a Mails, one proposed Con, treat for fohr yearn, alx times per week over Welton No. $ Rural Mall Route from the 1st July m aC. Printed notices containing p rapdeer Contract tion as to oonditinn0 of proposed Contract may bo seen and Wanly foruea of Tondos may be obtained at the Poat O0loes of Wstton, Brussels, Myth and at the odlee of the Post Office Inspector. Post Office Inspector's Office, London, Ont., 2501 February, 1021, CRAP. E. R, FISHER, Post Office Inspector. 'surf for Sale 100 core Non for a, te, Is ing N'�r„.' Lot 16,,Pen. 8. Norris hen), barn, {Clio se, lit"eve lomaet,tbe h•,5004o. Walt weraro t, Pnvsaesion at on40, It not : old by Mei eh 10th 16 will be rented, 11 41. 1t. 1 lilitNiIY, Prnp.. Phare 1710 Sly Mt 13. R, 2, Ang'uis. Bulls for Sale A few eholee Angler Balla foe Bala front u to 111 slangier old Priced to sell. Call and aro 94e111 h7. L. (1Artl)9l61', Phone 418 , bet 10, Oen. IU, Crey.' For Sale 6N nomas of good lend upon which la a Dom, Portable house and fronto stable. Possession at once. Property located 10 Village of Crap - brook, lately owned by Mrs, 1t, Brown. For further partienla•e apply to e1118. J.' CAMERON, Or 0061, OAAl1;itON, ,Cecutors, Vrtmbrook, Bull for Service The undersigned will keep ter sorvloo, on F:;5 Lot 80, Con, 2, Morrie township, thetlioro'-brad :hurt ,Horn 1iµ11,. (lan:ford of Salem, Nn, 00410=. sired byOolnford Marquis 110(1800) ; Dam Mildred VII by Royal Pallor 08069)7, Ped- igree may be seen on epplieatlon, Terms - 510,00 for tha'o'-brads payable at time of Ber- riee with privilege to return. Glrado sows not allowed, THOS, PIERCE, Proprietor Bush for Sale Standing bush, eonsiating of soft maple, ash and birch, for sale, Lot 1, Cop, 0, Oro, town- ship. Will be sold by the acre. For"further particulars ace the undersign.i, TH08. PIERCE, Phone 6810. North Grave! Road, The Hill View Farm JAS. A. REA' Breeder of Large English Berkshires Young etoottfor solo, either sex. For farther particulars write or phone. Rrusaele Central- Wniton Picone 6010 R. 11, 8 0••F• . 1.0+41,44+0+440+03.11•004 04•0+41,s..0+0 +0 tf,••N0•011r••1'4h:•9+r4}4:3 The,..Seaforth Creamery• ^f • 33 eream Wanteit a • 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 thoroughsatisfaction. : We 'will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and teat 1 tit honestly, using the scale test to weigh Cream sam- t pies and pay you the highest market prices every two' ! weeks. Cheques payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia. • For further rt' larseeour Agent, 141E T � pa intim sT. C. iMcCALL, Phone 231o, Brussels, or write to • IThe Seaforth Creamery Co. SEAFORTH, ONT. 1 +.+•+4+•-R•-+ 04-044+040.+0+41+0 +11+41+0+0 +0 44+0 f 0+0 Cream Wanted r - Ship yt;iur Cream Direct 'to the Brussels Creamery Prompt Service Satisfactory Returns We furnish you with Cans and fray all Lx• press Charges. Issue Cheques for the pay- ment of your Cream twice each month, pay- able at par at your Bank. Give the Brussels Factory one trial and y+,u will not want to discontinue, Brussels Creamery Stewart Bross ••iN••••A•••••••••••••••• N••••••••••!••••0010.4.64.4 • Stud•ents May Enter Any Time • •• • e Iir O G Gi1 = We give thorough ,Courses ; have. Experienced Instructora • who give individual attention to pupils. Our graduates aro moetigg with success. We are training Soldiers under Soldiers' Civil J.ti •os+tobl;.'hin-alt Commission. p Address tho Collage 'POO Free OuaOIogua, 60 0lihar • • • Stratford or Wing (tam b M•Ni�4•Ai4�M••••A!t•� get4•?11.+Q444.04:4'tn¢tQG'644044