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Tt1URS1TAY, SEP`L'1 MRr t i4, 1921
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DUCK shooting connepet:d 00 Sept,
gist,
HMI cost of building material is to
drop is the content rumor.
Nov( clear the decks for East Huron
Fall Fair to be held Thur
daY
a ad
Fri-
day of
ri•dayOf this weak,
,
New oil fields have been discovered in
Alberta and interest is aroused as to the
value of the find. We hope it o.k.
MOST of the stories told when a rum-
runner is caught are the greatest joke
going. 'hey are Eeatfully and wonder.
fully made,
mi
SUMS up to 5400 cabe sued in the
Division Court. To some it don't make
much difference but to others it will be a
great advantage In the matter of costs.
BELFAST rioters appear to think Peace
would come too soon to Ireland if they
quit this misbehaving. It's too bad that
the turmoil continues when so many are
ready to bury the hatchet.
7 DOMINION parliamentary seats va
cant and no particular desire appatently
to fill them. Now that the perfect num-
ber is attained perhaps the powers that
be will make a test of filling them,
GENERAL regret is expressed over the
death of Lieut Guvernor Clarke. He
was filling the post well. There will be
a chase now for a good man as his suc-
cessor. We are all too busy so beg to
decline.
Gras Tories, U F.
the
n s and Por .
B
arwagx G
O.'s, Labor men, .Unionists, Independ-
ents, &c., &c. there's a wide choice
ahead of the people with the X. Some-
times too big a spread is a decidedly bad
thing.
Coax crop this year is 'ort of revell-
ing Jaek-and-the-beau-stark story fur the
upward climb. seer will fill many a
silo to ove. flowing. It will be a goo 1
thing for the cattle business too.
GREEKS and Turks are having quite a
gaine of war -tag. If they are as tired
fighting as the general public is reading
of their scraps they would likely shut.
up, The Turks are getting what was com-
ing to them for their inhumanity.
ToxoN'ro thougbt the old street car
rate high but as soon as they received
the franchise "away she went"—but a
boost ins'ead of a reduction. It makes
a difference in the bargain whether yon
are buying or selling. it seems
JUDGING by the large number of
wedding announcements nobody appears
to be alarmed by the talked of bard
times and high cost of living. That
may be one way to turn the tide by the
stir -up of business caused on account of
the matrimonial alliances.
Donna BROS., automobile maculae
Curers, Detroit, are following in the
wake of Henry Ford and have purebas
ed 35 acres of land at Sandwich, Out.,
on which they will bnild a plant to catch
the Canadian trade. They build a good
car ton in the high price article.
SUNDAY, September z5 h, is Rtliy
Day for the Sabbath Schools of vat iru•
denomina ions but addit'onsl zest 's be
ing put into the arrangt men's this rest
and a corresponding "push" urged on
the Sabha'h Schen: wet kers throughout
the lard. The hope of the church and
the country ateo, lies in the f oy. and
girls and if they receive the right kind
of training by the beim, church and
school it will be a glee day for Canada's
future. What are yeti going to do abort
it ?
ANY ?MN OF ThE BODY
Headache, Neuralgia, llheumatlat 11aok
gobs Seiatio and Ovarian. Pabeet
One or two DR. BILES" ANTI,PA1k
PILLS—and the pginle
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Price S Sure.rind
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Sold In Brussels by Jetties Proc.
You Can Afford to Keep Your
.Oat THE FOLLOWING 1
New Ontario.
Bruseele Fall Fair,
The Pall Helens.
Ireland. •
Women's Institutes,
U. F. 0,
Lion. Mackenzie King.
utato 'crop,
CONUNDRUMS
Why do you swear ?
Are you It the nighr. hawk Blass ?
What will the local Tax rate be Y
Do you turn your hand over to aid
In beautifying Brussels ?
How would the resident pekoes fare
if each individual eouttilnled what
you pay to their support?
Why do you purchase goods from
outside business men when you can
get as gond value at home ?
What is your example worth to the
youth of the oommuulty in setting the
pace for thein in good citizenship e
Do you patronize
taxes outside print
shps who nevet pay a
cent
or boost your business or town in any
way ?
Where are the Band instruments
that belonged to the town and lilac.
cabee Bands 7 Could they all be pro-
dnced ?
Howlett Council
Council met in the Township Hall,
Gorrie, August 17th, pursuaut eo ad-
journment, Members present, Reeve
in the chair. Minutes of last meeting
read and on motion of Inglis and Hub-
bard were adopted, Moved by Bey.
ane and Inglis that Council give a
grant of 525,00 for School Fair to be
wish.
Carried.
in Fmd
held
David Hicks waited on the Council
asking for damages to car an highway.
Moved by Hubbard and Inglis that
counci Ipay the sum of 516 60 amount
of bill from garage, said amount to Toronto, informed the board o
be a settlement in full, Carried, governors of Trinity Oollege of his
Mr. Hicks did not accept the $18 60 acceptance of the office of proveat and
SS a settt meet, ( vicrechanrellor of the college, in sin -
Moved by Deputy Reeve Spotton se- 'cession to Rev, T. O. Street Mttcklem,
conded by Councillor Inglis that wbo has resigned to resume parish
council0 investigate
n es the Dominion Railway work. Mr. Seager is a son of County
of the
e thecauseC�oderich,
-ti ater, of
n inveaAttorney Sea
Board t gCrown Atto fl y g,
0, P. R, Station in the village of Gor- «riagham Agricultural Societyhas
rie being closed from 4.45 o'clock in leased for 99 y ars the Lower own
givethe afternoon and no agent on duty to park. There is still a strip of land
the public the service required with an area of five acres, which the
for the balance of the day. We feel society hopes to secure on the llfaiG
that according to the conditions that i land river. The grounds will be fm -
Municipality gave a bonus, the rate- ; im-
proved at once, and in the future all
payers are entitled to reasonable athletic events will be staged there.
service, and that we, the Oouucil of A race track will be provided. Ar -
the Township of Howick would eek : rangements are being made to erect
your Honorable Board to have the tents so the fall fair can be held there
matter investigated and see that the
public get a reasonable service. Oar- j this year. Itis likely buildings will
Tied. ; be erected next year.
Moved by Spotton and Hubbard]
By -Law No. 9 for year 1921, laying a
rate on the dollar be read the thud
time and passed. Carried.
Moved by Bryans .and. Inglis that
Reeve and Deputy Reeve and Treasur-
er be a committee to arrange for a 1
crest for the Junior Farmers' Associa-
tion of the Tuwiiehip of Hnwick for a
plowing eontest. Carried.
A large number of accounts were
passed.
Moved by Hubbard and Spotton
that the Cnaucil adjourn to meet in I
Fordwich, Wednesday, September
23rd, when Assessor and Collectors
will be appointed.
0. E. WALKER, Clerk. 1
A Mx WEII TER, wile and daughter
left Kiogston en runte to Vancouver, B
C., in a Ford car. It is some trip by the
overland route but they expect to make
It in 30 days, They took a camping
outfit, cooking utensils, &c and run
their own time table. The motor car is
simplifying travel and proving to people
the folly of taking a dray load of trunks,
grips, band boxes, bird cages, &c.
These object lessons are worth while
btu will give the baggage smashers
somewhat of a rest.
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POULTRYt.
}} \VILL pay the highest utas•
9 ket'price fur all the Poultry
ynu kava to sell and call at
• yatu' place for them, te
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Thieves rob Grand Bend Summer
cottages,
Mr's. Oonsitl, liensall, celebrated her
82nd bit thday,
Base Ball tom nament and borse
races at Zurich on Labor DAy.
Harness shop has been opened In
Hensel! by Mortis Weaver, of Zurich.
Glenn Broatlfnot, Hensel), has gone
to Shedden to take a position in the
Stet ling Bank,
Exeter Methodist church choir
motored to a peach nintId near
Thetford and had fine lints,
G.'1'. R ie spending $40,000 on im-
provements of the Londnn, Huron
and Bruce such as cement culverts,
&c.
Silver cup, donated by A, Murdock,
I3ensall, will be competed for by
Junior Base Ball clubs of Heneall and
Zurich.
Russel Colwell, Hay township, had
a close call beiog run over by a land
roller. Latter struck gate post and
broke tongue. Driver is only 10 years
old.
Arthur Finkbeiner's " ear turned
turtle, a mile North of Luean, by
running into loose gravel. There
were 5 people in the car but none were
seriously hurt.
The ratepayers of Howick townebip
requested the Council to ask that the
Runway Board lonk into the matter
of the closing at 4 46 in the afternoon
of the G. T.'11. station at Gorrie, It
is felt that the public
is nott getting
g
the service it should from the cum-
pany. , .
Rev, Charles Allen Seager, M. A.
D. D. sector of St. Mathew's Church,
Hay - Fever
SUMMER COLDS, ASTHMA,
spoil many a holiday.
RAZ - MAH
Positively stops these troubles
Sneezing, weezing, coughing,
weeping eyes aren't necessary—
melees you like being that way.
51.00 at your druggist's, or writs
Templetona, Toronto, for a free trial
Sold by Jas. Fox.
Avonton Girls' Club took motor
trip to Grand Bend last week.
High class bull dogs were entered at
Toronto .fair by W. 11, Hofick Mit-
chell,
Geo,"'Sulr left a potato stalk 6} ft.
long with Mitchell Advocate Editor,
6 ,
, big tubera would have made a fine 1
addition to the exhibit.
Neat iran railing, on cement found -I
etion, now encircles the soldiers',
inonnment et Mitchell. Drinking
fountain is elan arranged.
Coroner's jury found that Wm,
Stricken, of Vilma, came to his death
by strychnine poisoning last July, No
responeibility is plaoed for the admin•
ietration..
-its on the Pacific Coast
Surely there is no centre in the
world where one can get such a
variety of summer sports as in Van-
eouver, B.C. There are several ex-
reheat beaches for bathing, there
are half a dozen different lots of
public tennis -courts within the city
lis; there are several golf -courses,
aseball and lacrosse, a polo -ground
Out at Brighouse Park where re-
cently the Vancouver team played
teams from Kamloops and Calgary.
Saturday afternoon nearly always.
Minds a couple of cricket matches be-
ing played at the beautiful grounds
down at Brockton Point.
But the most popular of 1,11
=Ge:nents in Vancouver are motor-
arinehing and yachting. The har-
down by the Yacht -club is dotted
pleasure boats of every size
d build; motor -power boats from
e little rowboat with an outboard
for fixed inside it right up the
ale to the beautiful new launch
ram Seattle, 110 f1„ built originally
or a submarine chaser.
All the Selling boats tura cut for
he regretter; at variousolMa
long the coast, Thera are 10 "kit-
, 15 fest boat. of the "Cat boat"
i the "Sir Tont" and the "Spirit"
tiM "B" slaty. Om "Minsift r" 41i
(1) The Vancouver Polo Team
at Brighouse Park.
(2) Sailing in Vancouver H'.ar-
bor.
60 ft. yawl, the "Patricia," bumf
specially for the ,Lipton Col between'
Vancouver and Seattle and the only
boat on the Pacific Coast that has
the Marconi rig.
But these are only a few of the
hundreds of boate that dot the blue
Within of Bnrrard Inlet or the stoa'.i
adletlthrona 6868 it9Wk-
EAST HURON FALL FAIR
BRUSSELS
Thursday and Friday
Sept. 15
Speeding Contests
2.20 Trot or Pace - Purse $125.00
Hobbles allowed. Mile heats 3 in 5
Purses -50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent
2.40 Trot or Pace - Purse $100.00
Hobbles allowed. Mile heats 3 in 5
Purses -50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent
Farmers' Trot or Pace Purse $50.00
Hnbbleb allowed. Purses—$2100, 516,00, 510,00
Purses—$10.00, 55.00, 53.00, 52.00
Running Race - . Purse $20.00
Committee reserves right to name starters in last, two races,
Foot Races, &c.
BOY'S RAGE, under 14 years, 100 yards .75 50 25 25
BOY'S RACE, under 10 years, 50 yards 50 25 25 25
GIRL'S RAOE, under 15 years, 100 yards 75 50 25 25
GIRL'S RACE, under 10 years, 50 yards 50 25 25 25
BEST FANCY DRILL by School Pupils. Not less than 12 nor more
than 24 persons in each 5 00 8 00 2 00
Pupils and teachers admitted free to Fair.
POTATO RACE ON HOR9EBAOE—
Threepotatoes for each competitor
etitor
will be placed 100 yaede from starting point. Qompatitore stand by
horse, mount and ride to first potato, dismount, pick up potato,
remount and ride back to starting point, dismount and put potato in
pail—repeating the operation for each potato, let $L50 ; 2nd 51,00 ;
3rd, 50c. No entrance fee,
Special Prizes
THE BANK OF NOVA.SUOT[Ao offers 510 divided :—let 56.00, 2nd
3400 fur the beat horse and buggy owned anddriven by a farmer or
farmer's son being resident of the Grey or Morrie.
THE STANDARD BANE offers $1000 for the best exhibits of grade
cattle, divided :-1st, $5 00 ; 2nd, 53 00 ; 3rd, 52 00.
GREY TWP. COUNCIL offers 8 prizes of 57 00, $5 00 and 53,00 for the
beet Baby Beeves exhibited at Fair. Exhibits restricted to persons
under 18 year's of age and residents of Grey. Animus Inuit be raised
and fed in the ,Township.
A. L. STE W ART offers 510,00 divided :—lst, $5.00 ; 2nd, $3.00 ; 3rd,
512,00, for best Dairy Cow. open to patrons of Brussels Creamery,
MISS KATHLEEN WILTON offers 75c 50e and 25c for best group of
bubbles. Work open to Room 11 pupils.
MISS FLO. BUCFLANAN offers 75c, 50c, and 25c for Prettiest Nosegay
arranged by pupils of Primary Room themselves.
GEO. THOMSON offers 50 lbs, Five Roses Flour for beet two loaves of
Howe -made bread.
JAS. BALLANTYNE offers $1 00 for 2nd prize of Home -wads bread.
DOWNING BROS, offers $2 00 for best collection of Poultry.
W. H. KERR will give 'Cita Pose' for a year for beet two loaves of
Homemade Bread ; and THE POST for a year fur best 3 lbs. Butter,
WILTON & GILLESPIE offer $1.25 as 1st and 75e 69 Sad prize for best
collection of 6 to 10 Snap Shote, open to pupils of Brussels school,
MISS WINNLFRED MORRIS offers prizes of $1 00 75c and 255e for
writing—Two samples to be written un one sheet of foolscapas fol-
lows t—(a),a gem of poetry consisting of from four to eight lines and
(b) "A specimen of my business writing," repeated ten times. Open
to pupils of Brussels Continuation School.
W OMEN'S INSTITUTE 'offers prizes 52.25, 51175 acid $100 for best col.
lection of 6 cookies, 6 drop cakes and single Layer cake, light, open to
gills under 16 years of age.
MRS. J ANE THOMPSON offers goods valued at 52.00 for best Collection
of Preserved Fruits.
A. STRAOHAN offers $2 00 cash for best Collection Asters,
GEO. R. WELLER offers 5200 for lady winning most 1st Prizes in
Ladies' Wm k.
OLIVER TURNBULL offers $300 lst prize, R. J. Hoover 8200 2nd
prize for bast beef animal shown in the grade elites open to new ex-
hibitors.
JAS FOX offers a piers of Limoge Ohina valued 51 52.00 fur one winning
greatest number of 1st Prizes for Flowers.
SOCIETY offers 53 00 as let and 52 00 as Ind prize fur LSdie8' Driving
0 in test.
W. J. McCRAOKEN offers $2 60 as Int end 51 50 as 2•td prize fur best
two loaves of Bread made from. Royal Household Flour.
DR. WHITE offals 51 00 for best Barred Rock Cockerel and Pullet.
Grand Concert in Town Hall
FRIDAY EVENING
High Grade Talent has been secured in
Kekoa's Hawaiian Concert
Company London
All round Musicians and Vocalists
Plan of Reserved Seats at Fox's Drug Store.
Special Picture Family Theatre
Show at -
Friday Evening at 7.30 and 9.15
Showing Famous "Down Home"
Su per -Special
Kincardine - Cornet - Band
Has been engaged for the Fair,
O. R. MULDOON, President. M. BLAOK, Sec.-Treiat.s.
Prnrertyo:ebanges on 1110 Program Iil.lteltetl•II
Isaac Hpr4a Ly
,'ell known Mitchell.
ire, ie touring tIte \Vest,
Dates of Neighboring Fairs
Brussels ...,.. Rept 1510
1Vnugilam Sept. 17,23
Myth, ........ Sept, 23 d3
Glatowel S1pt. 27.28
plilvertot.,.„,.,, ,,,,.,,,,Sept 29.50
Ltiokamiv.• ,.,• , •••,••"•' Sept. 29.30
Mitchell Sept, 20 21
,Atwood , .. • .••,.• •• ,Sept, 19.20
Teeswater „ Oct. 45
Seaforth Sept 22.23
Oct.
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Ailsa Oratg .. bept,
Arthur Oct, 4 5
Ayton ,., •. Sept,Sept, 212213.
ObCollicsleynpwood. •.. Sept. 29-80
16
Durham „„•• •^•^•.Sept, 2989
soder• Sept, 19.20'
Fergus Sept. 22 28
Grandoh Sept, 6 8
Grand Valley.---„.,, .,,.. Sept, 27.28
Hanover ,.... Sept. 22 28
H a r r i e t rn1 pt.80
Kincardine ...•.•„ ••••• ••.^••• Sep`Set,. 1520.16
London ............. „ •• Sept, 10.17
Mildmay •••••.. ..... ...... , • Sept. 19.20
Paisley .
Mount Forest .. ........ Sept. 21.22
Orangevill.e. .., Sept. 15.16
Sept, 27.28
Palmerston Oct. 4 5
Port Elgin .... •• Oct 1.8
Ripley...”. Sept. 27-28
Bull for Service
The undersigned will keep for service, 011 814
L0180. Con, 2, Morrie township, the thoro'-bre
Short Horn Bull, Gainford of Solent, No.
00418=. Sired by Gainford Marquis (100890) ;
Dam Mildred VII by Royal Sailor t180591. Ped-
igree may be seen on application. Terms -
510.00 for thorn' -brads payable nt time of ser•
vice with
privilege to return, Grade cows not
w
THOS. PIDRP roprletor
Noran 'IrO ghat rrOtl l,` -in the,
matt.r oftha 011t11tiI e} Alias Maud
dome*, . Into of rho Village of crus.
BOP, In the county of HUroftr Wigow,
deootiaed,
Nolies to horsby lre» puranan5 10 "'Pita Iiw
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theprepelder dalivet Go lr 14 Yteat ono or
Ilia l0xeoutora of 51,8 ,804 will and Laateniettl of
the deaatitrd,,Il, Itrunsals P. d) , Ontael8, Chef t
t;hrlatlan told ourns0445888x, nd de•
seriptiens, the 0111;41 ottlara u1 t41,14r alalm,
tittatntant8u1 of (hair n8aount8 and Im1ure
of 1118 seaurtttaa ((1 nnyl held by them,
And furbbertnhs notice that after auoh (11114
montlinted data 1115 1050outore will pdeseod to
dlstr(huto the a0sets oK the deosaso amongst
(ha perttes en1ltled (hereto, havleg regand
onl . to the 81110) of wbteh they a tall ha Ye
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and
the sal. E or C a w no bo
Home,
liable for the said assets any part thereof to
kin
any person or parsons, a whose ahem notice
shall Bat hove been renefved by them at the
time of such distrlbutlon,
Dated Gbls 24111 dny o1 August, .4.11 1001,
F. 8.6CCYI i' t®xoeutars,
p8' .1, A, M0NMJGH TON, S
Farm for Sale
perm roe sale, containing 100 acres being
Lot 12, Con. 14, Groy township. About 80 acres
cleared and balance in hush. Good frame
house, hank barn, orchard and plenty or oprlo
water. For further pertieulnre as to price,
terms, &o., apply
THOS. eLIOARMONT,
Phone 4211 Proprietor.
House for Sale
The property of the late Mrs. Procter, oar -
tier of Alexander and Flora street, Bruasels, is
ofiored for sale. Good frame house and 5: flare
of land, Possession may be had on October Int
For further particulars apply THIIIDLL,
Phone 1011 R. R. No, 4, Brussels,
Hill View Farm
JAS. A. REA
Breeder of targe English Berkshires
Young stook for sale, either sex.
For further partteulsre write or phone.
Brussels Central= Walton P. 0,
Phone 0010 R. R. 0
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