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Sierra Leone
Cambia
India
Ceylon
Burma
Straits Settlements
Federated Malay Snap
British Borneo
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way Ford Predominates
The Einpire ire rs
From time immemorial,Britons have gone forth and pioneered
the remote corners: of the earth.
In the face of seemingly insuperable difficulties they have
built up a world-wide trade -trade that grew and flourished
in spite of the limitations of those primitive burden -bearers,
the native carriers, the mule train the
and camel caravan.
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Ford carries the burdens of of
bu d ns Empire trade on the hill -trails
India, on theAfricanveldt,on the sheep -stations of Australia
and New Zealand, on the plantations of Ceylon and Burma,
on the rubber estates of Malaya and on the jungle -paths of
Borneo.
Universal usage under all these conditions has stamped the
Ford as dependable transportation.
!Made in Canada far the Empire
The Ford canis completely made in Canada with
the exception of parts to the value of 815.02.
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TRUCKS
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College. Da and night calla, Ouoo MaMasai)lo
Flour Mnl, to Day
MAUDE 0. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Graduato Department of Ophthalmology, hto•
Cormick Medical College, Chicago, I11, three
mouths poet graduate course during year 1019,
Eyes apientiaceliy examined,
Latest Modern Methods used,
fmr'Oroea Eyes straightened through proper-
ly fitted Lenses.
Satisfaction Assurod..
Omce hours : 10 to 12 a. m. ' 1.00 to. 6 p, px,
Saturday evening, 7,00 to 0 o'clock.
Phone 26a
T. T. M'RAE
M. B., M.-0. P.. a S, O,
M, 0. H., Village of Brussels,
Phyeiotan, Burgeon, Accoucheur
Oldoe at residence, opposite Melt Slle Ohnroh,
William 'treat.
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CONVEYANCER, NOTARY PUBLIC
LECKIE BLOCK - B2USSELS
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Barristers, 9o`.«citoro, Notaries Public,
&c.
OlUoe lin the Square, 2n,: door from Hamilton
Street,
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Private funds to loan et lowest rates.
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AGENT FOR
Fire, Automobile and Wind. Ins.
COMPANIES
For Brussels and vicinity Phone 647
JAMES M'FADZEAN
Agent Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Also
Hartford Windstorm and Tornado Insurance
Phone 41 Boa 1 Tnrnberry Street, Brueeela
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The Indian Herbalist
May be found in the Stratton Block
Brussels, Wednesday and 'Saturday
of eaclo week until farther notice.
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BUSINESS
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prepares young mon and. yona women
for Business which to now Canudn'a
greatest profession we ussiet gradtt•
ate, to positions and they have a prow
Elea' training whtoh enables them to
meet with eueoes,. Students are reR-
lotored each week, Get oar free oat.
SgMoque and learn something about our
S11 different departments.
D. A. M'LAOHLAN, PRIN.
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Or: O. H. McInnes
CHIROPRACTOR
of Winghn,n, will be at the
American Hotoi, Brussels
TUnedaY and FridayAfternoons
Adivatmonts given for diaeseos of all
• kinds, specialize in dealing with .
ehlldren.
BRUSSELS
HORSE FAIRS
Monthly Horse Fairs will be held in
Brussels this aeae0n as foiiowa t
THURSDAY, JAN. 31, 1924
MAR. 6, 1921:'.
APR, 3, 1924.
Local nod Outside Buyers will. be Present
By Order of OounefL
A, H. MAC DONAL Ulettik,
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Registry offee, ${loo; County 'Council, SAYED
mors, $g eawh per day and Io genie mCOpls, ons way,. travelled.
L4OTQWEL Standard of last week says
of the late Jollies Baiaotyne 1--'1'he
Motu Listowel friends of James Bat•
lautyne, Ifrttssels, learned with sincere
regret of ills death on Monday of last
week, atter a lingering illness, The de-
+ '"^-'°"" ceased was a well known football official
* Highest market prices and made Inauy friepds wherever he.
paid.
See Me oe Phone No, 2x, Brno-
' sate, and 1 will call and get
your Poultry.
M. YoIlick
Taal Il etTxh e r
FEBRUARY,
ARE your bens laying ?
ST. VALENTINE'S Day Thursday of
next week,
Tag Pon' wauts to add 25 subscribers
to its list in February. Will you supply
one of the number ?
THE'reesweter News bas installed a
new type setting machine, a model '8
linotype and Bro. Brown will now be in
tat class shape to turn out work better
than ever,
DOING WELL, -Mrs. Robert Hender-
son, who underwent a very Critical
operation, a few weeks ago. is making
favorable progress to the delight of her
many friends, She was able to get
home from Kitchener mad we hopewill
soon be convalescent,
New Co. CLERK AND TREASURER IN
BRucs.-David Forrester, Reeve of
Paisley and a Barrister, was chosen out
of 5 applicants as County Clerk of
Bruce, to succeed the late Barrister Mal-
Courson, There were 42 applications for
Co. Treasurership and the lucky man
was Allan Nelson, Tiverton. He hag
been in the Furniture business of late
years. .Salaries are now $toxo and
$1800.
PALMERsrosi Spectator has a new
band at the helm this week, in the per-
son of A, D. Anderson, who succeeds
G. R. Sbibley, who bas presided for
several years. The latter's health is not
good but we hope the change will
help it, We wish the Spectator suc-
cess and welcome Bro. Anderson into
the fraternity of this newspaper locality.
ATHOL M0QUARRIE, a former member
of THE Posr staff. who has been
managing Editor of the Huron Signal,
Goderich, for past 2 years, has resigned
his position and is succeeded by the
former Editor, W. H. Robertson, whose
health has been greatly improved by his
holiday. The Signal is one of the old
timers being hi its 74th year, We• wish
it continued success. Mr. McQuarrie is
a brother to Mrs. R. Oliver and Mrs. '1'.
Brown, Brussels, and Chas, McQuarriss,
Grey township. .
3 MONTHS IN "Jho." -Stephen Thibi-
deau, Blyth, was sentenced by Police
Magistrate Reid, Goderich, under sec-
tion 15 of tho.Children's Protection Act
to 3 months in jail; for neglecting to
provide for bis wife and children. lahi•
bideau admitted that at times there was
no bread and butter 1n the house but
claimed he could not get work. 3
months board at the County's expense
is not a very severe punishment in the
Winter months a good many folk think
nor does it do mach for triose in need.
OUR SENTIMENT Too. -The Clinton
News -Record says :-A man was sen-
tenced to three months in jail by Magis-
trate Reid, of Goderich, the other day
for neglectingto provide for his family.
During those 3 months, while the hus-
band and father is in jail, being housed.
and fed, who will provide for this same
family? A wiser plan, In our humble
opinion, would have been to have found
the man employment put him at it and
then see that he stuck to it, handing his
pay envelope doer to his wife
Nibs .SCHOOL IN90EOTOR.-Many
friends in this district will be pleased at
the appointmeut of J. Canuon Slathers,
M, A„ as School Iuspector of the Dios•
koka district, in succession to the late
Inspector Scovoli. Mr, Stotbers is a
brother of S, B, Stothers, District Agri-
cultural representative for Huron
County. He was bora itt Ashfield, a
son of the late Wm. Stotbers, a former
Reeve of Ashfield, He graduated
from the Goderich Collegiate Institute
in 1904, taught for 5 years in Ashfield
and Colborne (at No. g Ashfield and
Nos, 7 and 4 Colborne), was an M. A. of
Queen's U.Iiversity with specialist stand-
ing In Baldish, and had taught in Tor-
onto tor s number of years, Lately at the
Ryerson school. He was a veteran of
the war, having served in the Scottish
Highlanders, r5th_ Battalion. His new
appointment is from the Dominion
Government.
SALARIES. -Huron Co, Council agreed
that the salaries be as follows: -War-
des. $loo ; Treasurer, $7,650 ; Clerk,
$r,600 ; Couuty Crown Attorney.
$r,aoo ; County Engineer for designat-
ed roads and upkeep 0f car, $2.800
County Eegiueer, for County roads,
$200 ; Jailer, with fuel, light, etc ,
$8>0 ; Matron of jail, 1225 1 Jail Phy
sician, $..e • TurnkeY+
without extras
of fuel, light,
etc., 8500 ; Manager
County Home, $600; Matron,gounly
Horne $400 • Assistant Maton, `8400
Inspector, $300 ; Physician, $400 ;
Cbapiafu, $iso; School Iuspe(tOrs, for
expenses, each $525 ; Auditors, of
Criminal Justice accounts, $5 each per
day and to cents a mile, obe way travel-
led ; Auditors of County accounts, each
$5o; Caretaker of Court house. and
FreCCIOI 1 f itmailn
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Templeton`s itheumatic capsules
for
RHEUMATISM SCIATICA
NEURITIS LUMBAGO
TEMPLEr(IIJS TORONTO *,,.,
For Salo by Jame& Fox
was known, and was at the time of his
death an official of the W. F. A. x'be
many frieuds of the deceased extend
sincere sympathy to hie bereaved widow
and family to their hour et sorrow,
Seatrorth
O011egiate re -opened last Monday
after the anomie episode,
James Arebibald has sold hie resi-
dense to J. M. MaMillan.
The thaw upset the curlers plans
last week for their Bonspeil.
Officers of the Rebekah Lodge were
Metalled by P. D. D. Sister 00c avis
and suite,
Seaforth Public Library' received a
good puff from the Education Depart-
Witt, Toenuto,
9 out of 14 °lasses of Presbyterian
Sunday school had a perfect attend-
ance credit in 1923,
Fordwioh
Carnival on the rink was a success,
Miss Hamel, Hanover, has been vis-
iting in Fordwich.
Irlhedust of the earth" is on the
Women's Institute.
Mies Jean McDonald, Grey town-
ship, was visiting Mrs. Lorne Camp-
bell.
A. 0. Hutchison is home from a
visit at Toronto, Grafton aud other
poi tate.
School at Kurtzville is closed as the
teacher, Miss Hawthorn, is quarantin-
ed for smallpox.
A chest of silver was presented to
Mies Mona I. Wood, organist at New-
bridge Methodist church,
Moncrieft
JAMES SPYEa NAMED HEAD TURN-
KEY AT LONDON JAIL. -James Spyer,
43 Beaconsfield avenge, London, who
has been a turnkey at the Middlesex
County jail Chloe February 9, 1922, bas
been appointed head turnkey by
Sheriff Graham, He succeeds Arthur
Wharton, who was appointed High
Ooustable for Middlesex by the Coun-
ty Council. Mr. Spyer, who is 80
years of age, served 411 years in the
war during which time he advanced
from a private to a Lieutenant. Dur-
ing his term as turnkay.he has proved
himself reliable and efficient, and the
promotion which he received is merit-
ed. John Stewart McLarty, 83 Bech-
er street, was appointed by the Sheriff
to fill the vacancy on the turnkey
staff, due to the promotion. Mr. Mc -
!Arty Is 33 years old and served in the
army from 1915 to 1917. Later he
served in London under the soldiers'
settlement board for 13 months.
Appointments took effect frotnFriday,
when High Constable Whaton took
over hie new duties. The appoint.
menta were made 'after a conference
with Governor Dawson, who accord-
ing to Sheriff Graham, favors men
who have had military experience,
and, if possible, former jail experien-
ce. The old friends of Mr. Spyer in
Mone ieff locality will be pleased to
know he is working his way to the
top and hope he may be long spared
to do his duty. Mrs. Spyers was Miss
Queenie Lewis, 14th Con. of Elmo,
township.
Atwood
The annual meeting of Presbyterian
Church was held when -a latge number
turned out. Following are some of
the receipts during the past years--
Under
ear.;-Under the Board of Management,
$4,167 32 Missions $1529 08 ; Sab.
bath School, $28824 Young Men's
Bible Class $20 8? W. M 9 , $618 39;
Calder Mission Band, $138 87 ; Youug
People's Society, $100.96, On account
of many improvements made during
1923, the congregation commences
1924 with a slight deficit.
Township of Elmo desiring to avoid
Litigation authorized Clerk to com-
municate with 0. P. Railway Oo. as to
validity of proposed Partridge Drain
No. 2 13y -how, and Clerk Lochhead has
received Notice from the Company
that they withdraw their Notice of
Motion to quash the Partridge Drain
No. 2 By-law as they tiid not desire to
prevent any local imp bvemeutt.? By-
law may now be finally passed and
work proceeded with during coming
Summer.
Blyth •
Mrs, A. McKellar, Steathroy, is
visiting her another, Mirs. J. 13. Taylor,
Blyth.
Miss McNair, teacher, was called
home last week owing to illness of her
brother.
SO. Andrew's' congregation raised
$0741.60 for all parpnses in 1928.
$278.81 went to Missions,
Telephone rates to subscribers coin
butte to be 15 annually as form rl .
f e
$ Y
y
OOSnpauy is giving good service
The successor to G L McTaggart,
0. N. R ageut here, is Wm Lyon,
1.oitiloaboro', He'll is
the bill to a
ni°sty.
At'Triuity church vestry meeting
0. McClelland and W. T. Stinson were
chosen Wardens ; Sidestnen, R. 11.
Robinson, Earl Spafford, G. Powell,
jr, ; Ross Robinson and J. Tierney.
Reresentative to Synod and Vestry
Clerk, F, Metcalf..
Inspector Frank Elliott, of the On.
toric Provincial Police, with head-
quarters atStratfntd, has taken over
the otllee at Provincial Pollee Head.
quartets 26 Queen's Park, Toronto,
vacated by Stuff inspector A. T. Pax•
inn, who resigned following the in.
gutty into O. T. A. enforcement begun'
by Iion, W. F. Ntokle, K. 0 , Attor-
ney -General, and whith will be con-
tinued next week, Inspector Elliott
is Aeting Staff Inspector pending
other changes in the Provincial Police
which are expected to follow tate con.
elusion of the At0orneyGetieral'a in.
gniry, Inspector Elliott is a travel-
ling officer, with juriodictlon over the
O. T. A. staff stationed at various
points In ',Vestertt 'Ontario. It is his
duty to make a regular inspection of
books and receive reports from the
AN OPERATION
Restored to Health By Takipg
"Frnit-a-tives"
Made at Fruit Juices and Tonics
The most convincing proof of the
true worth of "F.ruit-a.tives"e as a
medicine for Woman Is found 10 the
letters written by them to "Fruit -a.
fives", For instances
"I suffered with all the symptoms
of female trouble, pains low down
in the back and sides, constipation
and constant headache, A doctor
advised an operation. I started
taking "Fruit-a-tives" and this fruit
medicine completely relieved me of
all Day misery"
Mrs. U. J. GORSE,
'13.0,
60e. a box, 6 for 92.50, trial size 250.
At dealers or from Fruit -a -lines
Limited, Ottawa, Out,
various officers under flim. He is a
brother of Editor Elliott, Blyth.
Qoderioh
Curling is a popular game. There
are 37 member's.
Lieut.•000. John A. Varcoe bas lived
in Colborne townehip for 65 years.
A. D, McLean was re -appointed
Chairman of the Board of Health.
T. H, Mitchell is now in charge of
Lhe Dominion Road Machinery Co.
Diuggist Wigle M. P. P„ is off this
week to opening of Provincial Parlia-
ment.
Mrs. Thos. McDonald died 'at Port
Huron, Jan. 10th. She was a former
resident, Burial took place here.
Mise Retta Clark', formerly of town,
has passed the Medical State Board
exam, as nurse with 88i%. She is on
Toledo, Ohio, city nursing staff.
SENTENCED TO 2 MONTHS. -J. Ben -
Cox, a prosperous Colborne town-
ship farmer, was before Police Magis-
trate Reid here last Friday, for a
hearing as to bis assaulting Chas.
Bulpitt. a 16 year old English Home
boy in hie employ. After hearing the
evidence sentence was pronounced of
2 months in Co. Jail, Cox is appeal-
ing the case to High Court, Toronto.
.and in Lite meantime is out on bail of
31,000. , A big crowd attended the
trial.
Clinton
42 telephones installed here last
year making a total of 247.
Miss Ettns, MoBrien has taken a
position in the Free Press office Lon-
don.
Miss Marion Gunn is visiting at the
old home bere. She has been over-
seas.
Asewing machine was presented to
the new hospital by E. and Mrs. Mat -
tette.
The apple stock bought by D. Can-
felon, in cold storage, Toronto, has
been sold to go to Belgium. Market
nothing to brag about.
Officers of the Horticultural Society
are G. H. David and Reeve Middleton,
Hon. -Presidents; F. Jenkins, Presi-
dent ; Mrs. W. D. Fair and Miss W.
O`Neil, Vice -Presidents ; H. R. Sharp,
Secretary -Treasurer.
re 35°
L U U U a Dozen
Ground Bone
Will aid in the pro-
duction. We can
supply you •
Baeker Bros.
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BRUSSELS
Postmaster slid Afro. Scott will
apend, the next month in Florida,
We wish them an enjoyable ogle,
Our local M. P. P. Trewartha will '
take in the Local Legislature at Tor-
onto for the next few weeks or .maybe
months,
Mrs, (Drf#andler went to Toronto.
to attend Otto futlerel of her deice, a
daughter of the late Rev. Or, Mae.
Donald, of the Toronto Globe,
A. former Oltntonian in the portion
Of Mieo Lillian Fairfull, whose father
was the Baptist pastor here, won the
Gold Medal at the General hospital
Kingston and Is now asslotant Super-
intendent, We congratulate her.
Gorrie
Mies Beryl Ashton has gone to Lon.
don,
W. Elliott, Gorrie South, has been
eerionsl�yy ill.
WS. ()nos has returned to Brighton
after a visit at the rectory,
Will. and Marie Spotter), Orange
Hill, are attending Business College
at Toronto.
Mrs. Alma Darling Shier. Gorrie,
ryas married to J. F Pratt, '1'eewator,
on Jan. 241.1). Rev. • T. H. 'Todd per.
formed the ceremony at Harriston.
Annual meeting of Ilowiok Mutual
Fire Insut once Co, will be hel8 in the
Town Hall here Thursday, 21st inst.
Huron County
Teeswater Minstrels will soon be let
loose.
Cost of Clinton hospital is estimaedt
at $40,000.
Witagharn will hold an Old Home
week in 1921.
Saturday of this week Culross Fire
Insurance meeting will be ,held' at
Teeswater.
Freight train crashes into snowplow
neat Sudbury and sectionman caught
in wreck is burned to death.
Ira Mclntnaah, Oljfford, won the
capital prize in Farmer's Sun subscrip-
tion competition -a Ford sedan.' He
secured 700 subscriptions.
Andrew Schmidt has been President
of Carrick Township Agricultural
Society for 16 years.
Perth County
691 Bell telephones in Mitchell and
vicinity.
Jas. Jones, Mitchell, fractured 3
ribs by a fall.
There are 44 rural schools in South
Perth and 45 teacher's.
Perth 0o; prndueed hogs to the
value of 32,000,000 in 1923.
$862;360 will be spent in 1924 on.
Provincial roads in Perth Co.
Several cases of mild type of small-
pox in Mornington township.
Nearly 5000 hogs were shipped from
Milverton in 1923 by I. D. Atkin.
6,}x81 inches was size of Ancona
hen's egg owned by R. Gibson,
Mitchell
Mrs, Jennie Smith, 18th Con.FFut.larton had the misfortune to fail and
fracture her hip.
Marion, the young daughter of Mlrs,
Win, Gilpin, St. Marys, was badly
bruised about the face when she was
struck by a cutter.
Miss Sarah Gilpin will take over her
store now occupied by R. hi. North -
grave, Sr. Marys, where site will put
in a stock of shoes.
Jas. Hodgson has put hydro lights
into his house on the edge of the vil-
lage of Granton. Mr. Hodgson and
2 sons put in the poles and did the
wiring themselves.
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No. 19
With No. 52 Hover capacity -
any number of newly hatched
chicks up to 1000.
Buckeye Incubators made in Seven Sizes
SEE US ABOUT THEM
Geo. R. Weller,
BRUSSELS
8 cases of smallpox are reported at
Milbank, Mrs. M. Dunbar, Miss Myrtle
McLennan and Miss Vera Fowtngs.
Dr. Shaw is busy vaccinating people.
Poole school was closed as Miss.
Jack, the teacher, was quarantined
for smallpox.
A very sad affair occurred at the
home of D. and Mrs, .Lebold, Welles-
ley, when their 8 year-old son fell
backwards into a pail of hot water,
which was standing on .the floor,
scalding itself so severely that within
a few hours the child passed away.
Theta is a by-law on the books of
St, Marys prohibiting the use of fire-
arms within the corporation but ap-
parently 60nte young bloodsare not
aware of this fact.
Clerk Jameson, Blanchard, who has
completed 86 years of Municipal Clerk-
shipp, after reading the minutes of the
1923 Council informed the Board, that
with reading of said minutes, bis
duties as Municipal Clerk ceased. It
was therefore necessary as their first
duty to appoint a Clerk for the year
1924. He was reappointed.
onder Kidney,
Stomach Tonic
xia1ly Advertised
F. R. SMITH, Brussels
and by a good Druggist everywhere