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7,'HURSDJUNE 9 1913
Some of the Base
about as ebaageable
on a wintry (ltty.
Ball eoliedules are
ee a theremonteter
171u you ever hear
tain make of ellen)
called Lenine and
and a revolution,
this cue ? A cer-
ear in k,oglaud is
Trotsky-- a cracks
le the pen is migbter than the sword
we wonder how much the seism's and
pastepot can outshine the pen in an or•
divary newspaper office ?
How would you get along without the
Telephone ? It is a most valuable mod-
ern necessity hut should not be " hogg.
ed" by a few as it is a general utility.
Oen of the natural curiosities in the
the animal kingdom is a Plymouth Rock
hen, on a South Dakota ranch, that has
adopted g kittens nod helps the old cat
care for her family. The young felines
respond to the call of the hen.
SOME Insurance Companies are after
the policy holders who smokes on ac-
count of numerous barn fires from a
spark from pipe or cigar or maybe a
match. If you ever did take a few puffs
while doing chores you better cut it out
and adopt a Safety First motto.
THE Chairmanship of the new Grand
'l'rnnk Railway Board is now in the
hands of Sir Joseph Ftavelle, Toronto,
who is a competent business roan. He
may draw a good fat salary but the job
will be no sinecure, unless a new order
of affairs can be established.
Jni.v r7 is stated as the probable date
when the new bone dry law will come
into effect. Fellows who are not weaned
from the bottle will soon have to get
used to the expected Sahara that will
exist. It will be up to every law abid.
ing resideut to stand by the law and give
it a good show,
100,000 HORSE power by the new force
tp, be supplied by the Chippewa Niagara
line is approaching completion. 7.000
employees are now at work on the Mb
and Sir Adam Beck says September xst
will see the contract completed. It
should be a great boost for Ontario in
the use of Hydro, Prices for power and
light should come down and a more
coinmon service made possible,
DID you ever consider the keeping of
a goat? 'Those who know say their
milk is A s and everyone knows they
can produce extra good in the "butter"
Hoe, H W. Barker, a few miles from
New Westminster, B. C , has a notable
goat ranch, v.ith a flock of about 15o
goats, Milk sells at 40 cents per quart
at the ranch and the young animals
make tiptop mutton. Butter and cheese
manufactured sell readily. There are
over 5000 goats owned in B. C. but they
are not the tin cau eating variety
WHAT is your special bobby in boost-
ing the municipality in which you live?
Would your place be d' cult to fill if
you moved out 7 These queries, while
perhaps a trifle personal, are pro
fouudect so you may quiz yourself anti
thereby ascertain whether your talent is
at work or lying by year after year
and not helping in any direction. There
should be a Commnnity spirit and every-
body should feel it a duty and privilege
to be of use in their neighborhood.
Now is It good time to get busy and be a
lifter rather than a leaner.
FROM appearances the airplane is
going to be able to carry on its share of
killing people as the motor ear or rail-
ways have done In this zotb century
there is such a mad rush to "get there"
hardly anything short of a mile -a -minute
is much use. There are so many green-
horn chauffeurs behind the wheel today
who are ready to burn up the highway
and anxious to pass every conveyance,
no matter what speed is required, that
those who desire to see a green old age
will have to climb a tree to be safe, A
booser is no safer running a motor than
is an idiot and the proper course is being
taken when the former transgressor
comes before a Magistrate if a term of
imprisonment is the verdict, without
option of a fine.
Provincial Meeting of
Children's Aid
The annual conference of the
Clididrsn's Aid Societies of the Pro-
vince held in Toronto on May 11 12,
wee a record maker in these gather-
ings both in the point of attendance
and the wide interest shown. All
parts of the Province were represent-
ed and floe discussion of problems and
legislation showed the far-reaching
extent of the work and its importance
to the country as a whole, A discus-
sion on systematic flome•Finding led
by J, L, Axford of Brantford, showed
considerable differencee of opinion
aleing from the agents but a sbgges-
tinll front the leader that a Provincial
Officer be appofned who would visit
the different Societies and try to help
Popular Stallions
ALBERTA BESIG[JE
TMOe. VODDE,N,
Prop.
Isonday-Will leave LPs own stably and go
to Di11tou Lowe's, 0th Con. Grey, for noon;
then backsolite own stable where be will re -
mobs until Wednesday.
Wednesday.- To Wm, Bnnliltnn'e, Lot 7,
Oen. 2, Grey, for noon ; then home for night.
Tharsday—To John, Alexander's, Lot 29,
Con, 2, Grey, for noon; then home for n13311t.
Friday --Te Chester Pekoe's, 1.04 00. (ion 0,
Grey, for noon. • (hon hone whore hs will re-
main until Monday awning. 40.4
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A. F. •renURV Sc SON,
Proprietors'
Monday—Will leave his own stable and go
East to Oliphant Smith'sfor Iwo0 ; then East
R I miles, then South 1g miles, (ben West to
Abe Bishop's for night.
Tuesday— Wes( to gqray&l road, then via.
Bromide to Robert Nichol's, lith line, Morris,
for noon; then East to gravel road, then South
to John Shortread's, 0th Line, Morris, for
night.
Wednesday—North to R. Bell's for noon ;
then North to to. Wawanosh gravel road to John
WI ht for night,
Thursday — North via Beigrave to John
Nethory'o for noon • then home fur night.
Friday—North to Jewitt's for noon then
via Centre Sideroad to Gordon Ball's, Blue -
vole, for night.
Saturday—Borne for night where he will
remain till Monday morning.
place the children, met little favor.
Mr. Axford estimates that there are
fully 300 children in the dif8erenc
shelters for whore foster homes are
desired, and expel ietce hitherto chows
that with a fair (hence tcltunet every-
one of these can he saved to become
good and prosper, us citizens. A gen-
erous spirit was shoo n however in an
enquiry from the TO, onto Society as
where and how boys just beginning to
go wrong could be placed in healthful
surroundings on probation, there are
said to be about '70 of these, and when
Mr. Mills, who sp„ke on behalf of the
Society had listened to the offers of
help made, there seemed little doubt
that most of these would find the de -
sired opening to !Peke a new end good
etetre,
J, .1. Kalsts0, Prey, Supt„ gave
eo4ea ittformetlon on what is to be re,
ooremeuded to the Government by a
eorlmtiaaion which hits been studying
the question of better tteeolnlnodatlan
for delinquent boys, Dr. Bolen elc-
Murehy and De, join) Waugh, being
associated with hire on his crquiry,
'Pithy recommend co damong
e m a 1other tdltl titin'
e
Unit the Institution lktiowu as the
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Miwico Asylum be done away with
and sold, The proceeds from this
valuable land the report recommended
should be used to buy a real floe 00(111-
try }(lace 30 wiles from Toronto whish
would Couetitute what will be known
as the Central Building. T}leee, all
delinquent boys will be sent foe three
Qv four weeks to be studied by a
Phychiatrist and sorted out. The re-
port also recommended that three or
four other en
U P 1e' C tees beplaced through-
out the Province, where the boys
altbe e
would v eventually Ittnl
ly sunt, One for
really bad cases, one for semi feeble
minded anti so on, The 0ommissi1nl
recommended ill ennneetion With
thele placee,thatspecial attention be
paid to ptuvide up to date vocational
training classes with shops containing,
machinery and tools neeesaary for the
proper training in a trade.
A. Tovell, the Guelph Agent, re,.
fel red to the splendid successes that
had attended the work of the Child -
retie' Aid Societies since their inaug-
uration in 1888 in all over 50,000 child-
ren who had been made wards of the
Societies, he said, while over 100,000
had in some manner, come uncles• their
excellent influence.
A. M. Dymond, PSI liaurentai y Law
Clack, gave an explauRtiOn of the Act
for the protection of children of nil -
married patents and also of the Act
respecting adoption of the children,
In listening 10 the discussion and
looking over the personnel of the del-
egates, one could not tie but impressed
with the -public spirit, and fine Christ-
ian character manifested in those who
ale so patiently and often amidst dis-
co0cltgiog conditions, trying to save
from inevitably wasted and it may bo
wicked Picea, childneu whnateataltiog
in the race of life with many of the I
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Put Plenty on the I
Bread Plate
il'ife our
breed, you neat] It.
For it la surprising how people
who ordinarily do not core for •r
breed
liking it after tasting
ream Invariably find thetas- I
the product of our ovens, i
Why not try Rand know for
ynutself, ()nee you try, you'll •
always buy, is our prediction • !
based on experience with •
many others.
W. E. WILLIS I
handicaps and snares which belong to
their unfortunate euvivonuleat.
The Huron Donuts, Branch at their
last meeting held on the 10th day of
May deelded to withhold their regular
monthly session till after the Sum-
mer holidays, but the Executive' will
meet from time to time as cases aria
ing 111 the cvor'k may call for their at-
tention. Following donations have
been received since last report and are
gratefttlly acknowledged : Wroxeter
village, 85.00 ; Lavine Smith, Oredi-
tee, 32 25 ; Brnseels Branch 0, A. S,
835.70 ; Howick township 820.00 ;
,lbliss Louisa Maedel, 8200; Reg.
;ilial man, 85.00 ; Mrs. D. Miller,
Bull for Service
The undersigned will keep for service, on 8}y
Lot 90, Con. 2,1Muor
lh rlaGntolwnerhdap,01 thefislemthoro'-bred
Short wornntn, No.
90415.. Sired by GalnPord Marquis (1008001 ;
Dom Mildred VIS by Royal Sailor (189591. Ped-
igree moy be soon on appitcation. Terrns—
$10.00 Par thorn'-brede payable nt time of ser
rico with privilege to return. Grade cows not
allowed.
THOS, PIERCE,
Proprietor
8100 ; Mrs. 0. W. Ellis $2,50 ; Mrs: J.
W. Newcomb $1.00 ; Mrs. Twyford,
Olioton, 81.00. Others who contribut-
ed vegetables, frit, clothing etc,
were : hie, and Mrs. M. Wy Howell,
Mise. J. J. Million, O. Carey, North
Street Methodist church, Mies Peeper,
Me, Windmill, Mrs. Middleton, Mre.
A. blallidy, Mr's. A. D. McLean.
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MAIL CONTRACT
Sealed tenders, sddreeaed to the Postmaster
General, will be received at Ottawa until
noon on Friday, the let of July 1921, for the
conveyano5 of H1s Majesty's 318115, on a pro.
posed Contract for four years, six times per
Week over Walton, No. 2, Rural Mall Route
from the Postmaster General's Pleasure.
Printed notices containing further informs.
tion es to conditions of proposed Contract may
he seen and blank forme of Tender may be
eels,,lBly(h and at the office off thea Poet Office
Inspector.
Post Office Inspector's Office, London. May
20th, 192E
CHAS, E. B. FISHER,
Poet Office Inspector.
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Patron:
Bis Exettllencc The Duke of
Devonshire, $•G., c.C.M.G., rte„
Governor-General of Canada.
Honorary Committee:
Chairman,
EU Honour Lionel R. Clarke,
Lieutenant -Governor of Ontario.
Vice -Chairmen:
BOA. B. C. Drury, Premier of
Ontario.
His Fforelrip, 7i L, Church,
Mayor of Toronto.
Ben. W. A. Charlton, M -P.
Wm. Thomson, Oriilia-
A» C. Rawly, Brockville,.
Eoatwaary Treasoxer:
Sir Zdnanad Osler
Ontario Committee:
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Desalsen
N November 30th last, the
Muskoka Free Hospital for
Consumptives was destroyed by
fire.
On January 14, this year, Sir
William Gage, founder of the insti-
tution—the one man who had con-
tributed most largely to its support,
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and for twenty-five years the out-
standing friend of needy consump-
tives—died.
To -day, more than ever before,
poor, suffering consumptives need
your assistance.
Give — give all you can— to the
National Sanitarium Association's
Consumptives' Emergency
Million Dollar Fund
The Muskoka Free Hospital
for Consumptives, destroyed by
fire on November 30th last must
be replaced by buildings, larger
and fireproof.
Accommodation is needed at
the Muskoka Free Hospital for
400 adults in early stages of
the disease. This will rest)00 250
of them to their homeland loved
ones cured. The ten -minder will
be greatly benefited.
A few months for cath patient
soon means thousands cared for.
'Funds are urgently needed for
this work,
Again --adults in advanced
stages must be treated at the
King Edward Sanatorium, on the
hanks ' of the Humber, near
Weston. Extensions are notes.
Bary. Many of these patients can
be saved.
And again ---little cl,ildren—
stritken with the dread cl sense—
must be cared for at the Queen
Mary Hospital for Consumptive
Children, near Weston. Ninety
per cent, of these are saved to
become healthy men and women.
Funds are urgently needed to
cover the cost of extensions.
Further, funds are urgently
needed to chrry on the work of
The Gage Institute in the City of
Toronto, where the needy poor
come for free examinations, no.
eluding )(Tay, and for medical
and nursing assistance.
Fifteen thousand needy ton-
samptiveshave been cared for
to date at the hospitals ton.
ducted by the Association.
NATIONAL SANITARIUM ASSOCIATION
Headquarters: 46-48 King St. East, Toronto—Opposite King Edward Hotel
'l lephones: Main 41!8.4151-6353.4 5-6.7,
"Every Needy Consumptive Must Still be cared for"
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IWISH to announce to the public of this
communitythat I am now in a position t0
accept orders for 'Eavetroughing, Furnace
Work and all kinds of Repair Work.
Our motto will be ('SERVICE."
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Pure Bred Burn Jerseys
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FOR SALE
Have a few choice young Plga for sale, of
either sex, Sire, Pioneer Blatoric Primate./
14960 ; grand etre, Mach Cole. Principal 2nd,
Imon'' grand champion at the Canadian Nation.
al Wthibltton in 1519 and 1020 Also one litter
by 9'annte's Joe Orion Jr. 1099, Imp.
These are bred from some of the best blood-
ed Darocs in the United States at the present
time, Registered pedigrees will be furnished
in the names of all purohnsers.
GARRY J. WILSON,
Phone 915 R. R, 5, Brussels.
House for Sale
The property of the late Mrs. Procter. cor-
nor, of Alexander and Flora street, Enamels, la
oldared-for sale. Good frame hoose and S: acre
of land. Possession may he had on Ootob_er let
For further particulars apply to.
• WM. TRUELL,
Phone 1011 R. R. No, 4, Brussels,
Hill View Farm
JAS. A. REA
Breeder of Large English Berkshires
Young stook for sale, either sex.
For farther particulars write or phone.
Brussels Central— Walton P. 0, .
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We solicit your patronage knowing that we can
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