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4pr is their duty and right. Selflahuess,
ue '.C7r.L OM4• .'',XPi 'hatred Bed'gread have he'd sway too
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:THURSDAY., _1UNift es tear • sin. n 'mon whv,ilir, 811ou'd longer he
s ...� ,r •" 1,.• 343.31.41 3 (3(Id t r rs un 01 attempt to
CRnnrlAlli R ito,3Qr was (l .13c the P r d t' ; e 0.., uppo .ii eiVtlzell woild in
1.-e 20th 0333als'
hyteriau" Assembly by the eh teem of
Rev, 1)r, (dorclou, author of '''fete Mk'
Pilot," "The Mae from glengert7," te••.,
bathe pisitio1 of Nloderator for the ea -
Huron County Council
suing Year, He: is a pastor 3a Wi❑el•'
peg' The June Sesslon of Lite lIuron
Omni y.Ctin tont eoove )ski ten 'Pltesday
A erne:mendable plait. 01 pra4tioel' 31'lelmien, dune 7144, ?Old Warden
1 Doig, in his upeniug temark8 referred
education is bednu 04100,4 lie' w4aiob to the matter elf gi ants to hoe !tale for
building purposes, In connectlol with
)which a o0mruittee has been appoint-
ed at the Jannat'y 8118441on of the
Connell, "I would bay the Ohne has
enure," said the Warden, "when Home -
meet be dune. The question
ing joy to many a home, It sboeld be has wee before the cowled for a num-
r Meted enough to encompass the regular dPor,Ilhyelt(31(1.1 e�' being nothit rs her>v 11 �een 10
rootineof an ordinary home and its re- looking over what the counti88 are
quiremeats, dotug 101' their hospitals, 1 find that
the County of Huron lute done noth-
ing for onnstruction, 1 had the pleas -
lite of being with the enmrrlittee and
visited twist of the hospitals and I
think the eomnlalte11 are satisfied it is
Lime something wan done, and if you
see lit to Make it grant for hospital
construction, I think you will be do-
ing aouelhiilg in the right direction,"
The Warden referred to the deputa-
tion of ladies from Guderich and vi
0fnity which had been arranged ter
wait ie the Council on Wednesday
141ter11"0l', and said there was also to
be a d..pmtation from Clinton the
seine 011ie.
The matter of adjustment no good
roads Was another question, We had
cometo the time , t' rendju8lmen1 of
prices. The recnu>mendatinn for
equalization of expenditures between
the entities townships, by a special
levy on some township; had been
made, bet the Warden said he could
not see how that could be carried out,
1f we went a little slower and used the
cheaper labor which would now he
available, these matters would adjust
themselves in time.
The Walden al10 understood there
not only false pretences but forgery. If would be a deputation flim the differ-
s soon cid has very heat, and tailed trete differ-
ent Agricultural Societies asking for
10)')3')8131 gteau s.
would be sympathy for Wm hut to de'ib- The :milt s' report matte a number
erately p4340 30 obes4 1(10 authorities and if leemintllallahui::ns,One that, the ac -
win by proxy is a meek method tit try.
�}"H11largely ts be 11i1 fn eaited sed dr member owing
m
ing to succeed and generally fakes in its tiers in Connection ction witkt Good Roads ;
issue. writhe) eves Hunt the Good
Roads
young girls or married women well be
tahght'modern methods of household
service, This, if adopted, would tend to
tint' out inefficient help, 'secure more
perto8uentsituations and bring increas-
Tilt Builders' Exohange of Toronto
have hada squabble over the question of
wages arid hours. Another demand is
that men oeilher drink nor smoke dur-
ing working briers, Whatever reason
there )nay be kp the lel mer con'euticto:
there is acne whatever ip the latter. 11
men live up to their agreement ie giving
the agreed hours service to their work'
the gaestion of boozing and smoking
should be cat out surely, as uegleet to
do this Means inferior work, loss of time
and bad ex,tniple.
Sdata smart Alecs attending 'I'oron'o
University have got into hot water over
the fact 'of :impersonation at examine -
tions and may suffer expulsion for thele
conduct. ):ramming and cribbing are
bad enough but when another fellow
goes in to the exam. to write your papers
and sign your name or No. to then) it is
•Ali enconrazing feature of some
places 3s the noticeable increase in build-
ing permits. Material and labor have
been so•tremenclously high comparative-
ly little nae been dope for most few
years and as a result housing accommo-
dation has been quite inadequate in
many a town and city, with the conse-
quent increase in rentals beyond form
record. Kitchener is an illustration of
what we have said. In May Ge permits
were g covering in,ta❑ estimated ex-
penditure of over 1889,000. 15 new
residences were included in the applica
time
DE Pira all the busioess reverses and
crop failures in the Great west, plus oat Clpdericil during that eelabratfon.
the stringency of even the present days. 'Phis was refereed to the Special Coru-
there is so optimism, manifested in mitteee
word 8ud deed that is most refreshing Colborne Township Telephnne sys-
and oonta,geous. This may be true 0n 1 tem risked for compensation for
account of the large number of younger having to reset about half a toile of
g y g pules "n acrpurlt of the 10(310val of
people 01430 are to be found and the en eat th from the roadside,
couragemsnt of past successes. De-
pression and willingness to take the
proverbial "back-seat" does not show
itself in many instances. Hope and
Good Cheer, with an earnest honest ef-
fort to follow there up with industry, in.
telligence and economy, are elements
that largely preclude the writing of
"Failure" over many an enterprise. Villege of Animus at the. wish of , the Ilonse r1 Refuge and being blind
former o01ne1'11, wi>•h to he relieved of I and incapable of Innking after his
TENDENCY 10 work fads to death is ap- that. harden, as the pinperty is outside farm and affairs, we applied to the
parent in the reduction of aerial mail the village, At the time the 10113101: County Judge fee the uereseary
routes. The United States, who were (the
w, tit Irl strep ogre Io.king for- i amthurity to adoinistgr rho estate,
l ward ti a 311'8 prit0ctwn x79113(0 be4) ! This 01(411 44(10(3 1. ar331 we took 5484)31
reducing all their long distance routes assist fn securing 8(11111. I ed Hud the estate pot in order.
excepting the New York to San Finn -Deputy Reeve Webb, of Stephen, The farm was r ffered for sale by
l sent word that on account of dip41h- auction, hut the beet offers did net
01800 service, This is due to a desire to foie quarantine he would he unable to
economise, improvements and increased attend the sessions of the commit. A
speed by mail trains and specially be i re8olntinn of (84401( rat 134(3 absence wee
>: 1 Webb t 304 - 1
amaed End 11. R h v put o 1 the
cause night flying has not been much oft 1 a p
a success. With the long diSts❑ce
telephone, night letter telegrams and a
well stored and alert deify press the
Hie &titbit. on. the equelkzea an80118tuellt
to orea1ea fur3d•fu) 1)418011,d purposes
end that t e •lel end e11t t be-
e l a (dud a l a 1 11'hr hl tt
ing ready to petteeed be given $21,000
to be divided as agreed op, The 03111-
dation of the grant to be 1134,1 hospi-
tal boards to part4cipete roust show an
equal a88eat in easel tit its ) quiva4eet,
Meet matte a full rquirt to Ute ((0)4-
ril, and Must have a 1hirt4 of the
boned freak the 3udj.noulg e3ntntry.
The report exoreeeed the n"uvietinn
that Ines eased 43 pilo) ((ia)'mntuda.
thin teas absollit Ply 'topes—cal y,
Tide el Lace rained (3)113&1d 'l aide din -
The elmir'illori representing
the eoutbe'l'n et,tl or the oou3i(y object,
ed etrennunsly to this, eluiteleg(, that
the grant anoint) be ay wally divided,
A. number of amendment% woe
made and one recommending that a
material increase be given to the
county hoepitel8 was parotid, and thee
the matter, steam)s an it practically
means t11e wee giant as tluit given
last January,
REPORTS CP COM Mcreleii;S
(iomo, 1 Is3>8 Co:ee-IslmN
The (load )tends Cinuuds8iou 1.3 pott-
ed as follows t
The enutmi111ie and county engineer
rues at. ()Beton and oteowulended the
County Engineer to M11'01110E0 une Jt)x-
-etee grader and six twu,hutse gi tdo%
Rout the Saw yet-el assey (Jn„ of
Hawiltou,
The enwn)kselen and the County
Engineer covered a portion of the
tenuity toads 8y8tet010 a general in-
spection and report as follows on
work for the year to 1)e dote as soon
as 4('.seib411.
Cu Road 3t Errittee' bridge was
found to be in gond repair. Recom-
mended a 14 foot ceineet bridge be
built this Summer, also a small cul-
vert East of Varna to be built.
Road No. 1. from I3rucefield to Clin-
ton be re-su,faced, Met) fee 13 mdse
South of Londesbolo, will) orushed
stone.
Road No. 18 through Beechwood,
we recotumen d to he gravelled, glen
the North end of Riwd 14, North of
Dublin to be glavIHed.
Rued No. 19, North of Stlforth is
greatly in need )B gavel or eruehed
stone, also 24 miles Not th of Bitt88eln
to he Hnished wit 13 et witted stone,
The Commission and Engineer ex-
amined Road NO. 311 fn 11otvick,
through the swamp near Lekelet, and
found it in had eepltir, the pond bed is
sinking, We recnilrnend tele pnl-
ellasdngof a deviation toed and the
(1)08)00 up of 1114' potash one.
Re communication. from .1 no. Ping -
land, township clot of Mullett, re
Gomrnission keep their expenditures change of designated toad No. 15,
near their estimates. Last year's ex Stant o that IL is the wish of the
pencl 1H'"3 1)3331 (((11 over $205,000 and Council -of linnet to have the toad
the est.flnat.-a were only something continued NOMlierly to-coneegsiins 70
over $87,000, and 11, Meuse Westerly to si,ler'natl
The report of the inspector of the between Iota 20 and 21, thence Nnrth-
boilas at the Court House and the 11rly to the boundary between the
Huron Comity )tome coiled attention townships cif Hallett and village of
to needed repairs and to the need of Blyth. IVe recommend the acme and
better draft for the. Court Iionse, a8 a that a By-law be prepared to this ef-
lot of fuel was wasted under present feet,
Conditions. lie communication from Colborne
M11rs.
Greenway asked for the pay- Telephone system re damages, we re-
mena of the $500 greeted towards the commend no action.
!menet-int hospital in London. %Ve recommend a Bylaw be prep/it--
A stet»nlent of the expenditure 00 3 oil snaking the following pante under
Gip Provincial Highway in this
1 30 Highways Ip
raven eutArt
(mity up to Dee. 31St lust showedillylh—$1.600
for the improvement
ti11 113.7 18 spent on non tract ion and of Q•Ieen street olid Dinsley street,
$774 431 on maintenluiee, of which) the Seafrrth—*S00 for the improvement
e.nv1Ly has to pay 20% of Main etl'eet,
r' I — o
le nth Ohl improve -
Home -week
from the (l c lr: r'' foe l 'u e
A letter e o ( de Ith $..50(1 f> be 1 ipr v
Home -week Association invited the merit of Gloucester Tel from
Council to arrange to hold it8 picnic Maitland lo13ge to Victoria street,
Wingham—$1,500 for the improve-
ment of Josephine street.
We recummer>d 34111 passing of a By-
law for expenditure on the syaeut of
County Iiigbwitys amounting 10
$170,000
We leeommend an assessment of
two tn1118 on the dollar rot -gruel roads
A coininimical-ion from the Depart- 4 pus primes be raised from aha whole
merit. of Public Highways gave notice i Comity and the iellotving special
of the approval of the roads asked fol' 1&11144 :—Ashfield, one mill ; Tarn -
by the enlulty eounciil to he ineladPd berry, one mill ; Exeter', one-half
in the Good Rtiads 87812m, with the !! >udfl,—MJ, Atu>stl0ng, Chairman.
exception of the Wingham bridge, the
Brossele bridge, the road from
St. Helens to Belfast, and Glouceslec
Teri Uoderkrh,
Tile present ow nets of 8)1018 proper -
Or tchich had in 831 taxed in the Pollee
IlnrsE OF RE:Pett.it
The Rouse of Refuge Committee re-
ported as follows ;—
Re the Lamont estate : Jlt' Lamont
has been for some time an inmate of
leadiug in a great forward movement, is ! adopted in the village and wanted to to have all notes )and accounts collect -
emelt the reserve bid. It was finally
divpnsed,{pf to Roderick Mackay for
the HMO iii $2.400. All the necessary
a e's have been completed and reg -
pay
I rim )sect) t 1 e
pay list. islere31 and the halance of the pue-
111esers, Elliott nod Erwin moved # chase money, after deducting ex pen.
that the council hold ids picnic at Bay- 1 sea, depobited to the credit of the
field on teeiday, ?MOP 24th. This was County in trust for Lamont.
Rs the Swinhank tutopetty, the
',Messrs. Erwin, Nllintt,'1'rewartha and need of more land has long been felt
County Clerk Heiman was appointed and Ton committee took Steps in the
to make arrangements, early Spring to S'•11ul a 111P Palm.. We
Theo ramie a joker. Moved by Mee- had two prep( eitlona planed before
ere, Davie told l tpling, lhat4 Grimily us : (a) To loneliest. the Plnm81'e1
0111rk Heiman provide antes mud free fat of .10 weep ammo; the Loddon
tirkete to the ball gauge that evening toad in Si 1nl) y townehlp for the sura 1
to celebrate the iurivlal 01' a newborn of $4,11110 ; (t'1 est, pm rhase tile Swin-
son, "Carried," was healrl in several bank properly N'('lh of the House of
parts of the commit chamber, and ode R8fune, fel In nonsieting of 23 acres
couneillne au•„> ester) referring the re- for $4,0(10, 00 this peopel47 is 1a
80111[10n to c"(1(117 property commit- brick bnuee and rebel out buildings
tee, and tt gond of china, taking up in all
An invitation from the Seetetary of L1111114 erred of the 23
the ltatepayer v' and Trustees' Assncia- We derided in favor of the Swin-
don to attend their notiven tion in lank property 1144 being Lhe more corn
(#nderlrh 51',•dneeda7 afternoon was veaient and Netter for the purposes
received. Tote would conflict in titne needed. Swinbank has aille1 purch,ae-
with the hearing of the hospital deli.. ed the 3 acres with the house for
globs» and the eminehl felt it could $1,5300 leaving the (,net of the 20 arses
not alter the hospital delegation's clear at $2,500. The whole transfix, -
time, as this had been arranged for. tion has been completed and purchave
On Wednesday afternoon a large money paid.
delegation pf ladies from the ladies' We decided that all paying inmates
Aid of, the Alexandra Mlaline and be charged $3 50 per week for board
General 131 '1441U331. 1133(4 representatives except )hose requiring <menial care
for the Clinton hoepktal waited 00 the and attendance and thrat the rate for
onnnty nnnnekl. Mts. ML G. Cameron, eneh he fixed by the Inspector and
Mrs, MO, Money, Rev, J. 11 Ford Manager. This charge wlas fixed at
and Rev. Canon Hill presented the $r> par week,
11 wile derided that all orders arid
eco3 )1n1s against estates of inmates be
passed upon by the Inspector' and this
Committee.
Wednsteneted the Inspectr, Mane
eget. and Cllerk to prcpate a rircular
to be sent 10 all Reeves and Municipal
Clubs selling forth the proper steps
to be 'taker. and (nitr8e pursued in
p1001ng inmates in Lha pursued
We
real necessity of aerial mail service lose ' carried and a cimminee consisting of
much of that urgency that was supposed
to exist in the thought of some.
BHQAnga 11341315 are openiug up for the
consecrated womanhood of the Chris
Gan Church as their services are being
appraised at their proper value. They
have ever had a willing mind, ready
hand and a warm heart to the thousands
of epees but this old world has been vets
slow to grant then) their well won piece
and recognized their right to be accord-
ed tqual rights with the men, The
coming years will no doubt show many
advances and these will come all the
quicker and more permantly because the
line up for battle knows no sex nor
creed. Hurrah i for the women, es-
pecially of Canada who play their part
so.8pleodidly,
WOULD it bot be a glad day if all the
sCrappine Nations would Ball elf their
war dogs and the sentence "oil earth PREP for the (Dieterh:h hospital ; Mrs.
Peace, Goodwill to men" be pronounced nrydrn'8` 1unlug 8nd Do.
as ri reality ? What a twined this old Daruli8r of :1,‘„41'13„M,`, and Reeve Tipling,
of Winglette, spoke for the hosppital
world has been in, with a record of i in iia cwt. town. The request fe fee a
bloodshed and disaster Chet admits of no grant for retests notion pttepcae8, The
• i to which tiii m er as
1.71:;:n410,1"4 g attnarq eese>on su
)Q(❑ing If the sword WAS sheathed and mklt,•4 n repot. Thursday morning,
the'Natlone began to hove one another as fe0olrnneuded the levy of a mill on
past comparison, and ,many a time of re- th J a a t w b
Real Bargains
HALLS & SEIN'5 STORE
ETHEL
This Week we offer
Silks, regular value $3 25, Special Sale price $2 59
AH other litres of Silks at Bargain Prices,
Prints of No, t quality... .. 25
Towels and Cottons all at New Low Prices.
Window Hangings, new stock, at New Low Prices,
Bargains in Men's Suits and Young Men's Suits
—regular prices up to $6o oo, Special New
Low Prices from .,, 23 95 to 42 95
Youths' Suits from
8 98 to 15 00
M.en's Hats and Caps reduced to Low `Level Prices.
15 doz. Men's Silk Ties, regular 750, 1.00, 1.25
and r.5o, Special Prices .59, .79, .98 1 19
Men's Fancy Dress Shirts, reg. 2.25, Special 1 79
Men's Balbriggan, reg. 75c and 1.00, now 69
Good line Men's Trousers retail at ,,, 3 75
Men's Blue & White Striped Overalls $1.50 to 2 00
Men's Work Shirts ,., $t.15 to 1 50
In Fact All Prices
at our store are now pre -War Prices and our
Grocery Department is full of Great Bargains
as is also our Shoe Department.
p With every purchase of $g5000 0
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Four Stringed Broom
Soliciting a share of your patronage.
alis & `"" on, Et h e
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gWe pay the highest price for Eggs.
FREE
deem this 1100851:my in view of the
fact that np ry inmates are placed
there without the necessary prelim-
inaries being completed, anti this nae
givenenitwit nFter tumble 1l)
at
alight be avoided by taking the prop-
el steps at first, -
SLEEP
Can you do it well? Just one or two
dos88 Of DR. MILES' NERVINE—$1,20
will soothe the irritated and over strain-
ed nerves, Guaranteed Safe and Sure,
Sold 10 Brussels by James Fox.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—In the
matte, of the estate of James Mc-
Callum, tato of the Township of
McKillop, In the County of Huron,
Gentleman, deceased.
Notloo is het eby given pursuant to „The Re
rimed Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 121 ,e0tlnn
"tat ti , editors and otherA having1
against h 11 a ed e o Rim1
whodithe estate 113(1 of the til dee ofOAlh April, who died on or quint 1031 r be day of A pill,
of 1y, .11 111.1, to en or bosom the 2nd dor
P July, A. D e0 u to Send by Exec for of or
dthe
hist will
to the undersigned Executor , l sir
haat wild And testament of the deceased, their
):hriPtlNh and noontime, adds es•re ftud de-
scriptions, the fall particulars of their olefin,
()instatement of their accounts and the nature
of aha8ecnr11108 (It held bp them.
And further take notice ce that atter such last
mentioned date the Executor will proceed to
distribute theaseels of the (teenaged amongst
the earth% entitled thereto, hewing regard
auly to the 11vim of ("13(543 ha shalt have
notice, and the said Exe,ater will not be
'table for the mid crista or any part thereof to
o.y person or persons, of whoso olsim not(ce
ahaO not hftve been rerseivnd b him a:the
y
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Dated this 18th day of June, A. D 1021.
AR(.H, MoCALLUtt, 12. R. No. 1, Wilton,
61-8 Executor of the estate.
Tenders for Drains
The Municipal Council of the Township of
Grey aro asking for tenders for the construe.
d
Mon of the Con D) lltr the Whitfield Drain
Mo a
Bran, , to specifications
Dions and be seen
Drain'
Plans and e. Tenders may be Seed at the
TownClerk's office. TnndeM win1 be,July 4 at the
Township Hall, on Monday, July 4th, at 2
o'clock.
01.8 A. H. MAODONALD, Clerk.
Bull for Service
The undersigned w(1( keep for service, on 833,{{
Lot 80, Con, 2, Morris township, the thoro'-bred
'Abort Horn Buil, Gainford of Salem, No.
00418=. Sired by Gainford Marquis 11008004 ;
Dam Mildred VD by Royal Sailor (18050), Ped-
igree may be seen on mppnoation. Terme—
$10.00 for thoro'-breda payable at time of ser-
vice with privilege to return, Grade oow8 not
allowed.
THOS. PIERCE,
Proprietor
Popular Stallions
ALBERTA BESIGUE
TH08. VODDEN,
Prop.
Monday—W)(1leave hie own stable and go
to Milton Lows'e, 0th Con. Grey, for anon;
then. bank so hie ewn stable where be welt 11'
main until Wednesday,
Wednesday —To Wm. Hamilton's, Lot 7,
. Can. 2. Grey, MI Por noonohn ; then house forr ni
of 20g. S.
Thar r n —'ro JAlexander ht
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Con 8, Grey, tern onthen home for night
Friday—TilChestera Lot W, Con
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min, for noon ; then home where hawill re.
main
mail Monday morning, 454
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IWISI-H to announce to the public of this
community that 1 am now.in a position to
accept orders for Eavetroughing, Furnace
Work and all kinds of Repair Work.
Our motto will be "SERVICE:"
Your patronage is solicited,
Geo. Weller,
Bred Ouroc Jerseys
Pure S y
FOR SALE
Have a tete choice young Pigs for side. of
either sex- Hire, Pioneer Historic Principal
13050 ; grand sire, Much Cola, Principal 2,111,
lm0, grand champion at the Canadian Nation.
al Exhibition in 1010 and 1020 Mao one litter
by 'i'annie'aJoe Orlon Jr- 10800. Imp.
Thee are bred from Rome of the best blood-
ed Duroca in the 'United States at the presont
time Registered pedigrees will be furnished
in the names of all puroheeors
GARRY J. WILSON,
Phone 816 R. R, 6, Bru888le.
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House for Sale
1 The property of the late Mrs, Procter, cor-
ner of Alexander nod Flora street,.11ruseel8, la
Mimed far sale. (3oed.frame house and X Here
I of 1Hnd, Po10le101.00 may be lad on ()atelier let
For further pa! Moo lam imply to.
W51. THUEI.L,
1 Phone 1011 R.12, No. 4, Brunets,
Hill View Farm
.IAS. A. REA
Breeder of targe English Berkshires
Young stook for sale, either sex.
Por further parti0nfirs write or phone.
Brn•sel8 Central— Walton P. 0,
Phone 8010 R. R. 5
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The Seaforth Creamery
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eream Wanted
Send your Cream to the Creamery thoroughly
that gives ed and you Prompt establish a it Service and
Satisfactory Results.
We solicit your patronage knowing that we can
give you thorough satisfaction.
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We will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test
it honestiy, using the scale test to weigh Cream sant-
pies and pay you the highest market prices every two
weeks. Che nes payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia.
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We give thorough Courses ; have Experienced Iustruators
who give individual attention to pupils. Our graduates are
meeting with success. We are training Soldiers under
Soldiers' Civil Lie -establishment Commission.
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Ship year Cream
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Brussels Creamery
Prompt Service Satisfactory 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 one trial and you
will not, want to discontinue.
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