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DR, WARDt.AW
Boner graduate of the Ontario Veterlitery
College, Dn_yy and night Dolls. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
JAMES M'PADZEAN
Agent Howick' Mutual fire •tasuranee Company
Phone 42 'Turnberry street, Brussels
Successor to John [surfs, Wotton,
T, T, M'RAE
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Phyeiolan, Surgeon, Aceouoholr
C• Moe et residenoer' pposite 1Seiv ille Church,
William street, •
PROUOfOOT; - KILL ON & COOKE
Barrfetere, 90}Moitore, Notaries Public,
&c,
Offloe on the square, lend door from Hamilton
Street,
GODERIOE ONT.
Private funds to loan et lowest rates.
�. Pnounroox, K. 0, J. L, EtxmoRan
H. J. D, Comm"
FARM
IMPLEM !TS
uAVING the Agency for the Me-
in Oorrniok aud Deering Duple-
plements I will give . closest
prices in anything needed In.l+'arm:Iw-
plements or Tractors. Oall in and
give your order in U. F. 0. style and
you will save money. I will guaran-
tee you against, any redaction In prices
until implement is used, and by order-
ing now you will save any advance in
price which is likely to take place
8000,
Have a few Implements on band
which will be sold at old prices,
David. Milne
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DEERINC!
AGENCY
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John Oliver
has taken over the Deering Ag- '.
+ ency and handles a full line of
Farm Implements including the
noted g-
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I, 0. C. Cream Separators
• The only ()ream Separator with
two wide open cream outlets— +
no cream screw in the path of
f .+•
the cream. See it when in town. +
The I. H.C. 8-10 and 10-20 Tractors +
• are among the best.•
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BRUSSELS
it The Deering Manure Spreader 4,
+With the wide spread and very
light in draft.
John Oliver
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$ALS, OP PURE BRED CAT Talt.E
Ilurch County Sale at Winglaarn was ii Success, 1
Heron bounty Breeders A.esoela-
tlfnt's Sale of Pure tared Steak held in
\Viughatn, ou'Thgrsdtty, March 10th,
drew a yawed crowd and good prices
were received foe most or the auirna1Q
•Ilbred, Ail of the animals, forty-
nine itrnuntber were sold, the total
sale anlututted to SIX thnrrsalld, seven
hundred trioti- Arty -two dollats and
'fifty cents, n average of $138.00 per
head, The hulls averaged $180 25 turd
the females $188.50,
Pour 1.letelords were sold ae an
average of 11112120. The top price for
Herefords wee $100.00, pelage), W. 3.
Matiurray, )3russels, tar 13ay Leaf, a
heifer era consigned by W. H. Gregg
& San, Gnttie,,
Shorthorns Oliver Tur•nball,
Brusselel paid the highest price,
111300.00 for Roan Pearl 2nd, a four
year old "Marr" Flora. The Short-
horn consignment of 88 lioad averaged
$120.50.
001. R. M.ahtven, Byron, also paid
8800.00 for the Aberdeen Augurs heifer,.;
Leah' of Ella Row, contributed by I
W, M, Heury, of Peigrave, This is a
particularly ultra heifer of l.ueliern-
less Et•lea breetliett,
(bilis a consideetible number of the :
entreats went into the heeds of Ince
who are beginning lir the pure bred '
live stock gains and they should give
a good account of thetnselvee+ The
elm of the Aeeouitttion is to Met dis-,
pose of their eurplus stock hod In the
seeortd place advertise tbeateetits of
the respective breeds and enoou, age a
large number of our farmers to start
in the bleeding of pure bred stock,
Such affairs ntuet have a beneficial
effect art the standing and quality of
the line stock in our sention,
Ma Amos mod Mr. Kapp were the
Auctioneers, and they did gond wails,'
Nttrne of Animal 001201g/tee Price Purebaser, Address
HEREFORDS
Gertrude..... , W. H, Gregg $ 122 00 .....W. J. (Merle, \Vingham ,..
Sunrise 28th .... W. 3. Currie, 120 00. , , Wrn. Field, \Vingharn.
Bay Leaf .... W. H. Gregg.,., 100 00 W, J. McMurray, 'Relents
Oleat view Bonnie Brae W. H, Gregg..,. 82 60 F. Black, Bluevale.
ABERDEEN ANGUS
Lady of Elm riot ..... W, M, Henry,.,. 800 00 R;'Melrwen, Byron
Grandview Prinee J. Mason 155 00 ..,.J. Harvey, Londesboro.....
Jack of Elm Row W, Henry 175 00-....A. W. Pugh, Northwood...
Beauty of Elm Row.... W. Hersey . 205 00 G. Otatk, Goderich
Ringleader of St,.Helene.9' Todd ........ 152 50...... D. H. Bell, Platteville. ....
Maplewood Baron A. McEwing 230 00 al, Henry, Belgrave, .
Maplewood Rover bth.A, Mql.wing. 125 00 J. McEwen, Winghntn
SHORTHORNS
Melinda .0. Aitchison 100 00 .,Bert. (Holmes, Wingham..,
Belinda ...•.. U: Aitchison 70 00......F. Hogg,
n1atc lesa Pearl J.
Brewster ..... 145 00
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Royal Edward.., .J. Brewster lUU 00 hi, Procter\Vingham
Matchless Helen ,J.Brewster . 185 00 T. Fortune, Wingham .
Royal \Vimpple,..•J. K. Oanipbell & Son 187 50 ...A, Procter, Belgrave.....,.
Rorie Peatl2ud....J,K. Oaruptiell &Sou 300 00. .0, Turnbull, Brussels.
Princees 8th,f.......J..K. Campbell & Son 170 01)..,..G, Clark, Goderich
al, Lass 13rtsh ul J K. Campbell & Son 165 00 ...
G. OlarkGoderich.. ..
Mayflower Lull .) K. Campbell & Sun 150 000 ,,.,,J. 0 Stoltz, Auburn..
Hester Doty Bros........150 00 G. Olark, Goderich .. ...."
Snowflake ..Dow Bros 116 00 .S, McBurney Wingham
Betsy Lee ...R. Harrison, ....,.• 130 00 .G. Clark, Goderich
Rea Pully....... ......... .R. Harriett! 87 50 R, King, Wibghaiu
Red Vern R. Harrison ,.. 112 50 .J. Stapleton, Wingham
Dorothy K ...... .,Thos Kerr,. 145 00......Jas, Lyons, Luck nuw......
...
Cypress Kelly ... ...Thos Kerr . 147 50 P. Aikell & Son, Teeswater
Oyprees1 Maim anti --Thos. Kerr .....,.. 13000 T. Cumming, Listowel...,.
Cypres& Bessie Thos .Kerr. 215 00..... G. Ornickshanks, Wingham
Oypress111rl ,,... ,Thos. Kerr ....,,,. 100 00 .... Geo. Olark, Goderich........,
Proud Victor Zed ` Geo Kerr 160 00 . Jas. Kerr, Ethel .....,....,
Flora Snowflake W G. Moffatt.,107 50 Jas. Kerr, Ethel ..........,.
Gott troller ,.,.... .. A. 24eKerr:her . 50 00 ..,.,Joe. Porter, Wingham....,,...
Vietotis Crows 2nd ....A, McKercher 115 00 S. Woode, 4Vingbam.'. ..,
13onnle Jean 31d Thos. Pierce 50 00 Geo. Olark, Goderich.
Roam Rose Yhus. Pierce...... 185 00 ....Jus, N. Ratcliffe, Exeter
Matchless Queen ..Thos Pierce..,,. 115 00 ....0. Klopp, Zurich
b)ysie of Sell/1y Side.Thos. Pierce 130 00, G. Olark, Goderich.
Hazel Nit' .... ..........R. Sanderetni 77 50 --W. J. King, Teeswater,... ,.
Proud Vte .. R. Sanderson ..... 100 00.....J. MoMurchy. l5ipley
Victor . . ..T. H, Taylor & Son. 175 00 R. McDonald, Teeswater.. .
Rosalind......, ..... T. 11. Taylor & Sun. 116 00S. Purvis, Ethel ..... ,..,
May. Lily 1 H. Taylor & Son. 105 00 A. H. Sturrocks Dundalk...
Sleadowamok Reda). Tutubull & Son 150 00 R. Breen, Wingham . ,....
Meadow B'k Signet O Tut lbull & Sum 125 00 J. Blue, Wingh tan .. ....
Roar Chief . W. \Vebster...... 97 50 J. J. Kerr, \Vtngham ...
Vrrtnrift Louise R. \Vih,iu 97 50 E. 1r. Klopp, Zurich. ..•...
Laura .:... ,......R. Wilkie . 105 00 .....Jas, Berm, Ethel..,..... ........ ..
Walton
The Auction Sale of Jam Smillie
went with a good swing aud h•vely
bidding was the vogue.
Rev Dixou Sharpe, a superannuated
Methodistclergyruan„cf Bronte, Oat.,
Itas beim appointed to fill nut the term
of the late Rev. Heury D. Tyler, as
pastor at Cargill until regular meeting
of the Hamilton (Jonferene0 in June,
when a permanent successor.• to ale.
Tyler will be appointed. Mr. Shin pe
,.ei vett a tertn as pastor of ()argil! car
gregatlon score years ago and iswelt
known to the older residents of the
town. He entered on his new duties
here on Sundety, preaching at ad three
appointments on his cit•ouit, Cargill,
.I8dett Grove and t'urdy's.
Blyth
FINED.—Wf!lhtm Patterson, jewel-
er, and Albert Lauttit, butcher, both
of Wingham, were each,tined $200 and
ousts by .11agistrate Reitt'00 Goderich,
at Slyth, on a charge of a breach of
the 0. 2 A. laid by Inspector Petiole,
of Goderich. :The case was the out-
come of the remelt shnotiug affair at
Winghatu. Both Pattetsou and
Loutitt pleaded vilify. A largely
eignetl petition was presented bearing
the sautes of many Wicighatu people
asking tate magistrate fur leniency an
the case, Magistrate Reid also heatd
a charge .laid by Inspector Pellow
against lit•. W. J Witte, who in ltd.
anion to being a practising physician,
has a drug state. Thethtu'ge was laid
under Section' 41 of the 0, T, A. It
was alleged that Dr,' Milne obtained
30 bottles of liquor, -aud that in two
weeks only 3 bottles were left, The
defendant claiwed that. in certain pre•
partitions which he sells he uses liquor
as a part of the ingredients; and teat
the liquor he had obtttiuetl wits re-
quired for this purpose, Magistrate
Reid decided to ad jndtn the case for a
For Sale
0l4 acres of goon land upon which is a Bono-
forteble house and frame stable. Poeseesiw,
at once, Property loosted in Village of Oram
brook, lately owned by Mrm, 12. Brown. ear
further particulars b ply to
or WM. CAII10RON,)N,
Exeoutors, Cranbrook.
Bull for Service
The wedoratuned'will keep for service, on 834
Lot 60, ton. 2, Morris towngbip, the thoro'•bred
Short Horn hull, eininford of Salon, No,
8o4t8 Sired by Gainford- 1,w anis 1t106001;
bean Mlldrrtl V1I by Royal Bailor 1180001. Ped-
iftleonay be, seen on eppltoetlon. Terms—
VOA 0,00 for Choro'-brads payable et time of sw••
viae with privilege to return, Grade cows not
allowed,
'81108. PIRRC1e,
Proprietor
Call me tip. ?hone 62x •
Hill View Farm
• JAS. A. l?'EA •
SAM WEI STEIN Breeder of Large English Berkshires
Yonne stook for 0410, either sex,
a MILL STREET BRUSSELS a lrbr further particulars write or phone.
' 11 Brttoeuls Content— Walton t',10,
.R, 12,8
MNM•4i♦44h'4♦4+4•4444i PlronuOolo
week, and will hear further evidence
at Goderich.
Seaforth
St. Thomee Anglican church was
struck by lightning during a severe
storm at 8 o'aock Tuesday everting,
of last week just as the people wets
assembling for a special mission tier -
vice. The tower was partly destroyed
and the fuses burned out. No person
was injured and the service proceeded
in an orderly manner.
A meeting was held in the G. W. V.
A. ehtbroome last week in connec-
tion with the organization of a Fent-
ball team to enter the W. F. A. Offic-
ers were chosen as follows Preei-
.dent, 0. Sills ; vice -President, Foster
Fowler ; Secretary -Treasurer, V.
Johnstone ; committee, \V, Bright, D.
Reid, H. R. Scott; patrons, 0.
Stewart, F, Sills, H. R, Ovesswell.
Fordwich
PRESBYTERIAN O11.13E0 t REOPENS.
—Sunday aud Monday, 18th and 14th
inets., were red letter days for the
Presbyterians of this village. Their
church was closed about the middle of
last mouth for redecoration, aud was
reopened ou Sunday, with Rev. Dr.
Harkness, Wroxeter, as -preacher for
the day. He spoke to 2 large congre-
gations and on Monday evening de-
livered an address : "Then and Now.”
recalling the thatch of events since he
taught school in this vicinity, and also
telling of life in Korea, where he serv-
ed its one of the first Oanndian mis-
sionaries. In regard to financing of
the church improvements the board of
management tried a new method.
They let the contract tend then sent
out )ettet• to every family arid mem-
ber, detailing what the 0000 would be
andskinto
n trig them rleciare themselves
at the reopening services. The means
for paying for the work is now iu
sight and the members of the board
are rejoicing that they have avoided
the usual otnvaes. -
Druggist Sabine's Murderers
-�--"O
Responsibility for the murder of L.
0, chine druggist, ionto w,
8 to to
placed by ti coroner's jury Wednesday
of last week upon either William Mc-
Fadden or Ray ldortnum, John Con-
ley, a third roan iu cite party cif band-
ite, who is also andel' arrest charged
with the Sabine murder, testified at
thein nest that he had not gone to
the Saline drug stare, but had asked
McFadden what he had got, and the
latter replied "Nothing, and I had to
Wog him to get awtty."
Walter Hulse, driver of the motor
ear used by the bandits, who is held as
a material wituoas, testified that whets
McFadden and antrum returned.
tothe car atter lowing heen in
the Sabine store, "11 ,titan said he
had to punch the man in the
etomaeh," Hulse said that he did not
know at the titre that this meant
that.Sabine had been shot. Merad-
dell and Bott'uut were at the inquest,
manacled. Conley remained lir the
oar, a tthort distance from the drug
Persuasion `,exiled
7h 7�race.okl o pi
HJ was so proud
114 of her first cake.
Xt was 30 light so
tempting!
But her young bro-
thers had an eye on it,
too, .and . 1
You've simply got to.
hide the cakes and
,:bread when they're
made from Cream of
the West Flour.
Maple Leaf Milling Co.,
Limited
Toronto, Winnipeg'
Brandon. Halifax
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store, while McFadden and Hotrum
were at the store, Hulse said, He had
reeelved$8
for hism
ht's work, k he
g ,
admitted.
Donley, in his evidence said he had
lent Hotrum • Isis 88 calibre revolver
preparatory to the latter starting on
bis fateful errand. They are evident-
ly
ab d
gang.
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A. 0. 0. W. Grand Lodge
It was unanimously decided at the
51st Biennial Oouveutiuu of the Grand
Lodge of the Ancient Order' of United
Workmen at Toronto last week to
adopt the 20 -pay -life certificates as
soon as the necessary legislation was.
passed by the Ontario Legislature,
which was said d toex expected t
t
b ed
a the
p
re nese '
set scion, Theratt •
P Order had , re•
serve fund at the close of 1920, accord-
ing to the Treasurer's report of, 81,-
540,827, this being an increase of $378,-
078 in -the last 2 years. More than 150
delegates attended the Ca
,
tvetttail
Following are the offiesrs elected for
the next two years P. G. M. G Ir.
F Drake, Ottawa ; Grand Master R
F. Graham, Ottawa ; Gland For emelt,
E. P. Button, Hamilton ; Grand Over-;
seer, 3. \V. Oooke, London ; Gr arid '
Recorder -Treasurer, F. G. Inwood, Tu- i
rants Solicitor, A. G. F. Lawrence, ;
Toronto ; Grand Guide, E. W. Klegs-
noltb,Toronto ; G, and Inside Vat cis-"
man, W.F. Fairhab'u, Ottawa; Granth
Outside Watchman, F. 0. Paterson ;
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Harness Prices Down
and you'll be surprised how. reasonable
Griffith Harness and repair parts are.
Don't wait until the Spring rush of work
starts. Repair your worn and broken
harness now with
rifl1 Vi
Harness Repair Parts
P
There's an inexpensive Griffith "part" for
every break. Why worry along with
broken harness?
We have Billets, Breast Straps, Martin-
gales, Hama Strait:, etc.
G. 0. MANNERS - Brussels
C. W. BENNETT - - Walton
B. F. CARR - - Ethel
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Whorn It May Concern
THE Parliament 'of Canada has recently
passed a bill regulating the taking of the
vote on the Referendum in Ontario on April 18.
The points to remember are as follows:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Every British subject by birth or naturalization,
man or woman, resident in the Dominion of Canada
one year previous to February 1, 1921, and resident
in the Province of Ontario for two months previous
to same date, ie entitled to vote, unless otherwise
disqualified.
Voters' Lists used in the last provincial referendum
are the lists to be used in this Referendum, subject
to revision. Every voter in an urban polling divi-
sion must be on the list, and will presumably be
on the list only in the division in which he resides,
In incorporated cities and towns of 1,000 popula-
tion or over arrangements will be made for receiv-
ing applications from anywho are not now on the
list onpMarch 29 to April 4 inclusive—except Sun-
day—when for six clear days officers will sit to
receive such applications.
In rural polling divisions the voter must be either
on the list or be put upon it as a resident and be
vouched for as such by another resident.
Both affirmative acid negative sides have the right
to select scrutineers.
Women have the right to vote.
OTE .ancd vote i•
Ontario Referendum Conmittoe,a
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firand Mediedl I,xnmhner, E.F. Snyder,
ri), 5), 1 rent*); Itarecntlye Board, 1Z.
(1. Gridiron, L. 1', Button, J. Lookle
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heumatism
Neuritis, Sciatica, Neuralgia,
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Rheumatic:
Cap5uies
Have brought good,
health to half -a -million
sufferers,
A healthful, money -saving remedy,
well known for fifteen years, pre -
(scribed by doctors, sold by drug-.
gists, $1.00 a box, Ask our agents
or write frir a free trial package.
Templetons,142 Ding W., Toronto
Lural Agent • James Vox
eros,
Among the Deputy Dietale1 Grand
Master Workmen elected for thevar.
does dletriote are the following
Ulu, r, C. 11. Demos; Frio, Iia 80i11-
wull ; London, Jeseph Ward I Breni,
George 1, Borne ; I3amilten, Pater
()treasures) ; Geelplt, 1' P. Urtu'long
Iininn, J• 101. Govenlock; Brnre, T, d.
Niehole ; Duiferin, R. B. tiertry.
faster Term •fpens Mart 29
Build for Suceese by Attending
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Yongo & charms eta., Toronto
This School enjoys a groat reputation 41
1 for superior Wort and for Miming the
19 graduates gniekly in good positions.
5,4 lore are thonsnnde of openings in
„e !reroute mei rawr„end we ere palled
upon to811 more than we elan. Open
411 rear. Enter Many time, °hrectars f
free.
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4 W. J. RLLIOTT, PRINCUPAI, 21
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The Seaforth Creamery
�earn wanted
• Send your Cream to the Creamery thoroughly =a
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ed
e tablishn
s and that
gives vas Y
ou Prompt
Service and Satisfactory Results.
We solicit your patronage knowing that we can
' give you thorough satisfaction.
We will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test
4b • 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.
• For further particulars see our Agent, MR. T. C.
a McCALL, Phone 2310, Brussels, or write to
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
SEAFORTH, ONT.
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A CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITY PROVIDES IT I
f —No better life investment available
—No better security obtainable 4F
+—Cannot be seized or levied upon for any cause 4'
—Will be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed
+ —Not affected by trade depression .+I.
—Free from Dominion Income Tax •..FFF
—No medical examination required
+ Anyone over the age of 5 years resident or domiciled in Canada •�I'
+ may purchase. +
i# two persons may purchase jointly. t
+ Employers may purchase for their employees—school boards for •Il•
+ • their teachers—congregations for their ministers.
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interment of Annuities Ottawa, for new booklet and other information desired.
Apply to Your postmaster; or write, postage free, to S. T. Bastedo, Super.
• State sex and age'leat birthday.
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-ete aq. Wanted
Ship yerUr Cream
Direct to the
russe s Creamery
Prompt Service Satistactc.ry Returns
We furnish you with Cans and Pay all Ex-
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 s Ona trial and you
will not want to discontinue,
lBre
ssCrmery Stwart Bras.
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We give thorough Courses ; have Iiaxperieneed Instructors
who give individual attention to pupils. Our graduates are
meeting with sucaoes. We ate training Soldiers under a
cifdtlittt ' Civil lie -establishment Commission.
Adelman rho Coltett:o for ProoCatrrlo,ruo, to either rte..
Stratfor%.4' or Wingham
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