The Brussels Post, 1921-3-10, Page 5f
USINES3 CARS.
JNO, SUTHERLAND & SONS
LimiTED
xxspimapcs
GENIAGANW Oxman)
VI/1111, SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSIJEB
or MARRIAGE LICENSES
• met le OM Peat 444neo, Ethel. 304
ki B. SCOTT A8 AN AUCTION-
• :UM, win apil far hotter priaoll, to
hotter won, in lima time and lose °bargee
than any other Anoiloneer in East Huron or
he won't (limp anything. limos and orders
atm alwaya bo arranged at this Moo or by
por4oRal APF8040108.
M. SINCLAIR-- '
Sangster, Solicitor, Oonvorancee,
ton
Notary ;Ine, am, towart'e Block
1 door North of Cloutral Rotel,
tiolialtor for the Metropolitan Omsk.
". OR. WAROL.4W 1.
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night omits. (Moe oppote
Flour Mill, :Ethel.
JAMES NI' FADZEAN
igent Hoick Mutual fire Insurance Comply
Phone 43 Terobeery Street, &wattle
Successor to John laarels, Walton.
T. T. AV RAE
M.E..M.OP..&S.O.
X, 0, EL, Village of Brussels,
PhYelelon, Surgeon, Acioonohene
C Mee at residence, opposite Melt ilio Church,
William street.
PROODFOOT, KIM & COOKE
Barristers, SOmitore, Notaries Public,
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Office on the Square, thal door train Hamilton
Street,
GODERIOEC, ONT.
Private funds to loon et lowest rates.
W. PROUPPOOT, K. 0. J, L, Err el
H. 3, D. (loom{
BRUSSELS
HORSE FAIRS
Monthly Horse Veils will be held this
season as follows :--
THEIRS DAY, JAN. ant, 1921
PER. 801o, 1921
MAR. 8an, 1921.
" APR. 7TH, 1921
local end _Outside' Buyers will be present
Sy order of Council.
F. 8. SCOTT, Mork.
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1 ' AGENCY
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f. John Oliver +
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ency and hand lea flitiful I litie of +
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81(130 Implemeets including the +
noted +
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2 I. U. C. Cream Separators 4.
4.
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The.only Cream Separator with 2
two wide open cream outlets- +
no cream screw hi the petit of
the cream. See it when in town. +
The 1. 0, C. 8-16 and 10-20 Tractors 4.
are among the best,
1". The Deering Manure Spreader •
+ With the wide spread and very
* light in draft.
I John Oliver
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SAM •WEINSTEIN
4444 '4,44444444:4461:4444401,4
All Kinds of
fors and Hides I
WANTED •2
For which the highest
2 market price will be 2
paid,
M. Yollick
t• Phone 2x female:Is
pistrirt 'Reins
Morrie
• ScierOoe. legeomr.-The frelowlog ift
the sellool repute for le, S. No. 3, Mote
ris, for nemth of February, Thoee
mining one oi mot e exittos. e merit-
ed by ati asteelsk, Pupils wei flied
in Liter., _Geog„ ADO, arid Comp.
Those with a percentage of 75 or twee
obtain the honor standiug t -Ste IV-
T. Miller McAeter 81, Annie 0. Clark
'70. Sr. III -Howard L. Clark 68, Jean
M. A. Smith 07. It. III -T. Morris
Leitoh 84, Evelyn N. Cook 70, Alvin
O. Rutledge 75, *J. Douglas Smith 64,
*Alethia 74, Hawk lee 62, •Myt tie Cook
02 Jr, II -M. Ellett Nichol 64, Roland
filarial 45. Following classes were ex•
:mimed iit Comp., Bead , Witt,. and
Spell. i -Se, I -Mervyn E. McCauley
05, John H. Clark es .1 v. I-e-*Herbere
el, Hawkins 04, W. Allan 8. McCrack-
en 62, tiordoe N. Beadeliaw e0. Jr.
Pr. -Marion McCauley 05, *Hobert G.
Yeti! 03, M. Isabelle -Leitch 02, Jean
H. Leitch 02, Morrie Leitch obtained
Lite highest percentage in the school.
Seven pupils attended school regular-
ly. The average ateeedatice fue the
month weer]
J. MoRBeeeett, Teacher.
Carey
Elia/011T BELGIAN STALLION. -Rus-
sel Robertson,' Lot 27, Oen. 16, has
purchased front John Buie% Blum
township the impoited Belgian stal-
"Martilx," weighing 2200 pounds,
The animal ie a floe one, cheetten. in
color with Owe; inane anti tail mei
stands in Form 1 by goverment in-
spection.
SOUOOL REPORT ---Pt.11owing le re-
port of 8. No 10, Glee for the
month of February. Sr.
Hollenbeek, Laura felt:Donald, Flora
McDonald, Wilda Spoil an, Ross Spelt -
an, Jt. IV -Laura Paterson, Melvin
Carnochait, Eldon Whitfield, Mabel
Oox. III.--Victer Baker, Bertha
Speiratt, Annie Inglis, Kate Stevenson.
Jr. III -Doris Neabei, Lillian Whit-
field, Leslie Patterson, Bert Nenbel,
Norman Davidson, Netball Whitfield,
Si. II-Oldford Speiran. Jr. II -
Greta Baker, Pearl Carttothan, Russel
Whitfield, Wilma Bilker, Wilda
Baker. Jr. I-Aithur Neabel, May
Oat nochan. Pr.-Ileleti Whitfield,
Isobel Speiran, Alma Patteison. A.
01.-Stantrt Evans, LUWHOU Whitfield.
Names are in older of merit. Num-
ber on the roll 82. Average alteti,
anee for the month 29
. A. M. MA0Pnensow, Teacher.
Sowoot Rpeonae-The following is
the report of 8. 8. No, 2, Giey, for the
month of Febrile' y. All chimes ex'
atnined in Arith., Spell., Comte, Lit,
and Memory Molt, Read., Writing
and Daily Work. Honors '75. Pass
60. Jr. 1V--Evellyn Cunningham 80,
Sr. 111 --Bei e J/111110°14 '72. Jr. 113 -
Howard Oster 84 -Si', 11 -Jim John-
ston 83 ; Walter WW1: 01. Jr. II -
Jim Turnbull. Those present every
day were Jim Johnston and Jiro Turn-
bull.
V. V. MoreBree, Teacher.
Clinton
BANQUET.- About 200 persona sat
down to banquet tables in the Town
Hall Thursday night on the occasion
of the annual somal gat liming of the
Huron Central Agricultural Society.
Huron County betngeine of the larg.
set stock producing. districts
Clinada, and Clinton being "The Hub"
of the county, tnuth interest is alwitys
taken in theee 'amniai gatherings, as
well es in the Spt'i*4 Feint, coedutited
by this society, which ere said to7 be
among the beefs of their kind held
outside the large cities. Mayne A
elcelorray, who is alen Ste:retitle+ of
the soelety, acted acceptably ito
°Mehemet and toast enlister. The prin-
eipal toast was to "Agriculture," pro-
posed by S. B. Stothets. lemon's Die -
Wet representative, and ably respond.,
cal to by Ptofessor G. E. Day, Guelph,
who geve a splendid -address nit the
improvement of live etnek. tent the
first tittle the history of l hese
1
gatherings the women of tIm town
and country were admitted to the
g•
latircent.tet and took pert in the pro -
Referendum Vote April 18th
It is now definitely se tied that the
vote oti the importetion of liquor will
be taken on Monday, Aptil 1811, 'es
Parliament hat; passed special Legis-
lation Inv this pumper..
The Otitto in lists of 1919 will be re-
vised by registration hi villages and
towns of over 1000 population, but
thee will be no revieion townehips
and email villages.
No one however, living in ruled
places who is 21 years of age (mail or
woman) will bo deprived of It vote, as
provision has been made for all who
ave tubjents and reeidente of
Canada for a yet**' and of Ontario, for
2 months prevloos to Pelointry let
may cletimild a ballot,. when they go
10 the polls,
Pereone livitig 1 wee must; see
Hutt their names nre e 1 mt the Hetet
by the revising einem..
0r, Andrew S. Gra»t, of Toronto,
MILL STREET BRUSSELS Secretary tf the Ontot io Referendtml
• Committee is visiting Huron Coatity
111.414.4101141.••••••••••••••••• this week'and will addr OS meetings
ThtlredaYi Mirth 1003, at Myth at 2
JI, and Witighare at 8 n. in,
Pert et 00 elInty
Miss Belle VVInet, of Pinlarton, Imes
recently tnerried to Hommel „fortieth of
Beigreee. Timy will rebid)" iti Bel.
Veva.
Methodist einmeh ehetle, elitebell,
ere now kept looked mod all 1'611110R
who have the right to put limit beams
30 Lhe !sheds whet) they. come lei town
have keys, The snow regulations
have been adopted in commit:Gee with
Trielt church eheds.
While going tin emelt PX0initiffi III
1 gymniteinin ite I he High School; MR-
; !Atoll, ae eeeees on Tuesday afternoon,
Dower(' ,iortlan, finn cif ‘5,'311. nod Mtn,
Jordan, hail the. rill fortune to f;01
' from a parallel bar io the floor, a 'IN'
twice of 6 feet, alelimat.leg an arm,
Howick °canon
Connell inet. in the 74e3 11111111 Helm,
Ford wich on Feb. 37, 3)1114.05413. In ail.
)0Ornmeta, members preemie Reeve
in chide,
Minutes of Net meeting read mid
on inntion of Inglis and Hubbard
were telopted.
Auditors' report. Was rend, Moved
by Sporton and Inglis that repot t be
adopted. Osee led.
Moved by Spetton and thee
auditors be paid $5 00 extra owing te
Omega in systeueordered by Govent-
men t. -On ,'ied.
A. deputation, enneetting of Blume
Faille and Norman McLaughlin, wail-
ed on Council asking for pent of $10
to help pay rant and fuel fee Ageienl-
tural Course which wee held Portl-
WWII. Moved by ¥s and Hub-
, at that a quest be granted. Cate
Moved by Hubbard and Bryane that
Clerk procure 000 tags for dogs. (Mr.
ried.
Tenders for Township printine were
considered, Moved by Homes nett
Inglis that W. J. Roberts, Fordwiell,
get comma', lie to do all Totenship
printing and ad vertiaing for the sine
of $140, Vote,*' List to insludo 30
pages. Connell to pay 8200 foe all
pages over said number. Oen ied.
Following ammeter were passedGunwale Robertson, sheep killed by
doge 824; Melvin Hubbard, cedar for
Toweiship Hail $$ ; DA M. eleTevish,
use of pedal. $3 ; Wm. Ilawkiibv,
wood for Levi Newtote $22 ; A: A.
Graham, Anditoe's salary $25 ; 14 W.
Laird, Auditor's salary 825; Istlfte
Wade, school Matilda -nee officer $12 ;
0. W, Richaed, grant to Agetcultural
Time for All
-TO-
Retire
HAVING purchased an up -to -
date Rubber Tire Machine
1 tun prepared to do all
kinds of Re.rubbering Buggy
Wheels with the beet of material.
Don't forget about our
Woodwork and Blacksmith Dept.
Work doer, %seine yon wait. Also
do Painting to suit yotte taste.
.New Ruggles and Wagons
always on hand. Everything on
hand that is found in an up to-tinte
bop. What you don't 51.e ask for.
Ono Price to All.
John McNeil
ommousuosoomor
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,,SHE WAS AFRAID .:. , s ll Anti -Glare Leos -;
, 1 f usiness
. 1: Legalite
-FaurwrivEso Made Her Well •
Strong sod Vigeroue • VING relented fvom 'I'm •
NIADAPACASITNIJA DEAUGHER
.805 Clutter $t., Montreal.
"I suffered terribly from Cons-
tipation and Dyspepna for many years.
I felt pains after eating and had gas,
constant headache, and was unable
to sleep at night. I was getting so
thin that 1 was frightened and saw
several physiefints who, however, did
not seem able to help me.
At last a friend advised me to take
Tntit-a-tives'. I did so and soon I
felt some relief. I continued with
'Fruit -a -Byes' and in short time,
the Constipation was banished, I felt
no more pains or headache or the
disagreeable sensations that follow
dyspepsia. Now / sea well, strong and
vigorous."
Madame A.ItTEDIR BRAUCHER.
Me.a box, 6 for OA% trial size 25e.
At all dealers or from Ikteit-a-tives
Limited, Ottawa, Ont.
Class $16 ; F. 3. Gedcke, expenses rak-
ing Geo. Dtiver to Asylum 313475;
Bank of Hamilton, cheques and war
stamps $20.
Moved by Hubbard and Inglis that
Council adjourn to meet in the Town •
Shin Hall, Gorrie, March 15, when
Pa:thinneters; Pnundkeepern and
Pencevietvers will be appointed. Cur-
ried.
C. E. WatextB, Clerk.
Morris Council
Mieutes of Connell meeting held in
the Township Hall, Motels, Monday,
Feb. 14th. All members were present.
Minutes of last meeting were read
and approved. It wee decided to give
the Assessor an additional $20 for
ex one work.
Auditors presented their report
which was cnnsideved and adopted.
By-law on the Temp) drain was
finally adopted. De. R. Stewart,
Winghtun. was appointed Medical
Health Officer, salary $50.
ASTHMA
USE
RAZ -MAN
NO Smoking -No SpraPioll-Ile SEW
Just Swallow a Capsule
RAZ -MAH Is Guaranteed
to restore normal breathing, stop meow
gatherings in the bronchial tubes. ear •
long' nights of quiet sleep; contains sms
baint-fornaing drug. $1.00 at emir ars&
gist's. Trial free at our agencies °melte
Templetons, 142 Bing W„ Toronto,
Local A gent, James Fox
ieeee
Better Living and Working Conditions
Delco -Light was deielopede by men
who early in life realized there was
need for great improvement in the
living and working conditions on the
farm, Electeicity was the only solu-
Men, Deleo.Light is the result.
Write for °Mainz
H. G. Darroch
:District Agent, Listowel
ELICTRICLIGHT and ELEbTRIC POWER
GETTING RID OF
The average houeewifses weekly 3301-
0
11011)' might run something like this
&many, IVasluitty, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and en on round the week. Werth.
day is the one dreetled day in many
families, and /me been foe a long time.
In the days nf cheap labor it, was pos.
cable to get the washing 00110 withnnt,
much trouble, worry or expense. The
wasli.,woinan need to be e. valuable in-
sti tutiott in most own y community.
But she has deemled, very largely,
and while, in the pity, the power
laundry has taken over a part of the
berden, wesluley on the farm preeente
a condition whiell mostfarmer's wheel'
Would like nil liter cvelt to be rid of.
With one of Lhe farm eetatria plante
which so many eariners are bnying
nowadays, the fameees Wife can find
O really solution for the hitielthe of
washday, This in through OW PPP (if
the electritemotmeteivett weeethig.
nutehlee, It' takes only a quarter
horsepower teethe to run a geed.
fared .sized washing machine and the
"BLUE MONDAY"
plant will ron the washer for about
one cent, an hour, 1.1183) is, where the
electric plant lute beet* carefully Rel.
er.ted and one of the modern, elm
cooled and direet-conteteted plants fa
111 use. With Snob a plant, with loco -
thee 1180/1 foe feel, electric current is
produced for some four or Rve Netts
per kilowatt. Now this four ni five
cente' worth of electricity may be
translated into power which will do
the meeting complete, cleaning, rins-
ing and wringing the clothes mei it
will do this while the" housewife le
Italy et some other work, like tieing
up the break feet Mabee, making bells,
packing the chiltiretee sellout luttelies.
1,100 lag after the ellickene, bliseful
thoitehl, tteteielly sitting by the win-
d ow and readied oe jive' reethig, what'.
the busy wathee /tires and wens away
withom the aid of hue alds.
Eleeteleity for the tv.tontig trutehine
slwrietis the wanielay, The clothes
are nu the line Rootlet' and 1 rade for,
'the terming bee ket Amulet:. Bleat Mit)?
will chase away "Blue Vona "1 9033
fturonto mu onee more on e e has thy highest Government Teet and sidle at Cheap..
Lions btoh;en'ebto‘ovii,tte 1.04n7 addl. ; ; est Price. Alive them for every make of Car.
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7‘ Batteries
WATCH ES
CLOCKS
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• JEWELRY
4- iinvo the Agency for the I X L Battery for this
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AND triti, Can rerhuild your old I3attery or fro you It
FANCY GOODS * new one in 24 hours' notice. Oome in ,,,et prices. 2
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and all to be sold at close prices,
Many.choice goods for Weil. 4
Personal attentioo given to re- t
ding Bre8eljts. 4
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Pairs,
Satlefaction assured, 4
°all in. •
1 WI F. Strettoo
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Following accounts were paid
0. Laidlaw, sulai y $26 ; 'elands $6
poetage $3; A. Meltiveii, express 66e
teleguaiti 42ii ; - umcipal Wutld sup.ple% $11 12; Thomas ()talk, vet/1( 31p
Board. of t h ; A. Polleck,
gravel $4.85 ; T. Wartviek. gravel
$9 ; Geo. Hartnett, Leiner). Twp
rate $7.50; W. Shuldlee, refusal Twp.
rate 3113180; R. J. leen, refund 'Jep.
rate $11.40'.' 33. Kirkby, tile on Con. 0
875.59; H. Kirkby, tile nit Evans sant
Kirkby drains $1166.20 ; W. Geddes,
work for B. 0. H. 31511. Warwielt,
lumber $18 ; eVartv.ick Campbell,
piittieg snow fence on Oruieshatik
bridge $7 ; Jito. Hunter., work
roads $12 t A. MateEtvele Say -laws mid
Oleek's fees, Jetenyn chain $37 ; R.
Johnston, Auditor $12; Dr. e -
Naughton, Medical attendance for
0. H. 818; It. Jobiniton, gravel $8 10.
Next meeting will be held in Tom. -
ship Hall, March 141,11.
A. MACIllofEN, Clerk.
OLD KING COAL'S
EVENTUAL HISTORY
Will Lessening of Supply and In-
crease of Cost End His Long
Reign?.
The whole world is crying out
for coal, and in some countries in-
dustry Is almost at a standstill for
want of it.
It now seems impossible for the
supply to keep pace with the de-
mand, and the position of such
counties as Italy, which are chiefly
dependent on outside sources is most
serious.
Britain is pre-eminently the home
of coal, for it was here that it was
first mined and used on any large
scale, and British coal has gone a'l
over the world. The .Ancient BritonS
are said to have used it, and coal
cinders have been found on the old
Roman walls with Ronan tools and
weapons, poving that the successors
of Julius Caesar used it to some extent
In the earliest days, however, its
principal use seems to have been for
andmarks, its black color making s
Ole of coal very conspicuous.
As the forests became exhausted
orne new form of fuel was requir-
ed for the growing population, and
n 1329 King Henry 113. granted a
charter to the people of Newcastle
or the digging of coal. Newcastle
hes became the coal centre of the
world, and it his held it proud pre-
ininente ever since.
A year or two later the first coal
as taken to London by sea, and
hes aequired the familiar name of
ea -coal, by which it was known for
enturies, There is a Sea Coal Lane
ff Parringdon street. COal was used
y smiths and dyers In their furnace%
ut the citizens became alarmed
y the smoke, and in 1806, the year
hat Robert Bruce mounted the throne
f Scotland, they petitioned Edward
o pohibit its use, which he did.
Bitter Cs), of the Squires
But the consumers had by this
me learned the value of coal, and
ey Ignored the proclamation, where-
pon the death penalty was imposed
r any breach of the regulation and
e man was actually hanged in Lon -
for having dared to burn a coal
e.
Peers and commoners combined
stop the use of coal, which they
dared "a public nuisance," corrupt -
g the air with its Stink and steoke
the great prejudice and detritnetit
their health" when they resorted
LondOti for the meeting of partia-
ent.
The complaints continued, but
ng Coal Could not be suppressed
d we find that EdWard ill was using
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AH Mahes of Cars Overhauled A N Do uSAARTAMNFTAEOET01 0 N
Rave yonr,Car road,y for Spring by bringing it to our •
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Garsge and Iniving•it put right.
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Progreso, however, was not rapid moCtiovael pwoams,or the bwesotrldandknecwheaup:tsiti
our day, It has long reigned as king.
Will the lessening of the supply and
the increase of the cost render its use
and in Elizabeth's reign the health of prohibitive, and thus end its long dom-
the country sqlres who came to Lon- inion as dictator of the nations/
don to attend parliament was said to
hai,e suffered greatly, so that once 444"
more its ase was prohibited. .,,,i.w.,=ozaw.4.=•-ntaoitinaav=„,rdr,er,44,
Will King Coal Lose His Throne? PI taster Term flpens Mar. 29-,
In Charles the First's reign, how-
uild for Success by Attending
ever„ came into more general use, - B
but coal was employed for forges and
furnaces long -before it was used for ;
domestic fires because the ladies were
strongly prejudiced against it, believ-
Mg that the fumes spoilt their co m- 'tango & onerics. Ste, Toronto
for;!;;ZIVIZiMg gi:`;_p"1;7;itF"T1174
pietions. They even refused to attend -(seIge"jeutt 1V011,1„14,1`,), ,;;;'"'eee'er,leirt
ppaoristoiensedw.here coal fires were burned,
and many people would not eat meal D, all year. Enter at any time. Uircnlsre
cooked by coal' fetes fer fear of being :ree,
0 Toronto each year and we -ere ealled
upon to Sal niore than wo can. Open
fon/No/PAL,
It was a fax on coal that was largely
used to find the money for rebuilding
London after the Great Fire in 1666,
for by the end of the 1938 century
two ships were sufficient to carry all
the coal that was needed In London,
The agitation against it use continued,
ELLIOTT
Wes
FARM
IMPLEMENTS
HAVING the Agency for the Me-
ocirmick and Deering Lnele-
plements I will give ciesest
priers in anything needed in Farm Im-
plements or Tractors. Call in and
give your 'meet. to U. F. 0. •style and
you will save money. I will guaran-
tee you against any reduction in prices
until implement is used, and by order-
ing now yott will save any advance in
price which is likely to take. place
eoon.
Have a few Impletnents on hand
which will be sold at old prices,
David Milne
ETHEL
metre ememeerbeem eeetaateafetelmeoettW
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Going
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of Business"
2
2 I hereby offer for sale at, prices
Men's fleece Underwear •
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Boys' fleece Underwear •
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Meo's Work Shirts and Sacks 4.
Men's and Wamen's Shoes +2
flannelette White and Striped
Men's Overalls
that. will suit all, nay
stock of
1 Sale to commence Feb. lth
Terme-Cash re Eggs. 2
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H. L. Stewart I.
HENFRYN
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BACKED BY SOO'?
-YEARS' EXPERIENCE;
1A9AillirsTas,;;?1)14.-
Sixty years of leaderehip-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
All Sizes
"THE
WONDERFUL GILSON"
Costa You
Nothing
The famous Gilson "Goes Like Sixty" Un-
gine-rtny dies for any purpooe-ean be pur.
chased on the cosy payment plan. Let it
pay for itself. Its economy and depend-
ability have made it the biggeit selling on -
gine in Canada Let us demonstrate on
your iota.
1-IYLO SYLO
AA\
111 111*13
Irk'
The Byte Syto insures
sweet, fresh, eucculent en-
silage down to the last
forkful, It is built to last
and Oink*. Rx el us
patented featureof de-
sign and construction
explain why (1,s ilyle is
chosen by the discrimin-
ating fattier, Pays for manure to the best fertilizer. Von have it.
itself in the Bret Season, Ilse itl The hest Manure SPreader milde
Then year after Mr, Pays Sic Gilson. Why? It has a wide spread,
100 Per cent. profit on It is low clown, It hoe light draft, It will
your investment, Can take a real load, It la free from clutches,
you beat it? gears and 'ail complicated parts.
"The Wonderful Gilson" stands supreme.
More Gilson Silo Pillers 3911.5 5018 in Canada
last year than tiny other make. It is guar-
anteed to be the lightest runningblower-
:cutter made.
Be independent -get a Gilson SIM Piller end
all your own silo -with your own cusine.
4 hp. or larger -at the proper time, when
58101. 0010 has the greatest feeding value.
THE GILSON SPREADER
0.,13 tma .85 our nearest dealer, emote below. He will env* and melte you money on
the equipment Illustrated and on Gilson Threshers, Dixie -Ace Tractors, Wood Shwa.
Grinders, Pump Jacks, Belting, etc. Write for Craning.
Made in Canada and daaranteed by
cas0r4 MFO, CO., Limited - 1, GUELPH, ONT.
Coll bind See Nearest Dealer
EARL ROTHWELL BRUSSELLS, ONT.