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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1924-3-26, Page 4gte stio pat 1tDi9J �l?AYm MAR•.ii 19 r9e4 BUY Ca,indian suede gay is and he p build up our own industries, fioortBY sticks sad skaters are yielding to the Besebell an the borne plate, Semen isComing-the skipping rope - anti bags; of maifyles are in evidence, "lifeoGM week" is a new metbod of bootleg bousecieaniog goody a8d stir, ring people up to the feet that Spring is at the dem. • lamer meTlo flower of Goderich is the paasy,, Tux Pose, thinks the Daisy would be more appropriate or maybe Black-eyed Susan, ONca more the jury disagrees in the murder trial of Rev. Adelaird Delorme and were dismissed. About one round more will be all that will be necessary, likely, to give the accused man his free- dom, Tam new Ontario Prohibition 'Uniop,• with the well known stalwart, R J. Fieming. at the head, should exert a powerful influence in keeping this Prov- inee in the "dry" territory, Every lover of Ontario should back this up. Laceeesa of Mortgage Sales and Bankruptcy announcements show that there is still financial d ffzculties to meet and clear up. Ooe of the ways to pro- mote better times is to eeonom:ze, keep up your spirits, dig in and pay cash as far as possible. Loss of memory is a bad defect to befalea person. Sometimes it is the cease of wandering from borne, other times it means an extra trip to get what was forgotteuand with others it spells out tbe following "I owe fdr Tlia Bayssats PosT.". Perhaps this will re- fresh your memory. Tiler high priced Gregory Hydro Cornrnissioh tbourb a flat rate is a good idea bur were in doubt of a workable rule in arithmetic that would change the system just now. Another Commission might give the Q. Perhaps another could be programmed for half of the money squandered on tbe Gregory windfall. Teees is perhaps a fair excuse for the average young girt to follow the fashion and have her hair bobbed because we noticeda LosAageles, California, woman who had celebrated her hnndreth birth- day was caugbt by the fad and had her gray locks shingle& There's something to be said in favor of the bobbed style, even if people poke fun at it. $5ors 000 ts. quite a sum for the Ont- ario Government to fritter away in tak- ing a plebiscite on a question that a large majority thought was settled. It shows, ho.vever, that John Barleycorn stilt has a mortgage on the brains of a large number of.M P. P.'s. We won- der if the sober thinking people will pot resent this squandering of good coin when it comes to polling day i ICELANDERS are adoiiting the crawfish style of progression -walking back- ward. "Back to Nature," is said to be their motto, manufacturing clothing; food, &c., from home products only. Imports are to be prohibited and they are "going to live within themselves." The enforcers of law will have a dizzy time keeping many of the residents in line we expect. It is a "back 5o" move - meat that will cut its own throat, Economy is all right and is to be com- mended but in this loth century no land cau retrograde to such an extent as Ice- land's proposal and not grow barbaric. J. A. PINARD, Ottawa. has introduced. a bill into the Ontario Legislature ask- ing for a beer twice as strong as that now sold. We don't know Whetber this M. P. P., bas a son he would like to offer on the altar of booze or not but he surely knows the influence of it in Hull. 11 the "kick." so anxiously desired by hi -a, were put into the toe of the boot of sotne father or toolbar with a family to raise and applied to Mr. Pinard's panta- loons be might wake up to tbe far reach- ing trouble be is endeavoring to foist upon this country and its homes, The man who works for the restoration of the open bar is an enemy to bis fellow mats and tesponsibie for tbe troubles wrought by its baneful influence. $32.000 is the estimated cost of the smallpox epidetnio to Windsor. This is a very practical hint of the necessity of observing the Board of Health rules and regulations, Soinetimes we think a striek regard for them is only applicable to the cities but this not so. The doe" tors in some towns Are being hauled over the coals for neglect of duty or the supposed showing of partiality iti the matter of piacard)ng homes that sbould have been quarantined. The latter word is evidently supposed to possess a broad and narrow interpretation. Bet- ter to be sure than sorry, as a withdraw- al from customery activities is better Pure Bred aby ChicKa S. 0, White Iteghorns S. C. Mottled Anconas Barred Plymouth Rooks B. 0, Rhode 1. Reda From Bred - to -lay Strains For full particulars tvrite E.I•r MITTELL CLINTON HATCHERY Phone 218 Clintoo, Out, Chap having to purchase a casket, 1924, although still in its babyhood, has bad a most unusual record for campaigns of In- fectious diseases and the toll takeu In many municipalities bas indellibly im- pressed itself upon hundreds of homes. Keep the law is our advice, "Dueler break the eha'u" is the hint given by the "wets" in asking their friends to urge Premier Ferguson and followers in the Legislature to grant their request. A chain is a most ap- propriate word to use as the grog busi- ness has made many a victim a prisoner or placed shackles upon him he had bard work to get off -if he ever escaped. It's a chain alt right .mid once revitted upon tbe poor dupe spells doom. Now is the time to assert our freedom and urge others to refuse to become a link in the booze chain. E. R. Wigle, M. P. P. Asks Some ,Questions. E. R. Wigle, M. P. P., Centre Hur- on, has given notice of enquiry in the Legislature regarding certain high. way work which was subject to com- ment during last election campaign and subsequently he asks : "1 Is the highway from Stratford to Godet ich completed 7 If not, what work is there to be done 7 "2 Hav contracts Nos. 816, 875, 911 anecompleted b0 b en 1 If so, when' 9 d "3 What extension of time, if any, have been given to the contractors ? What is meant by "on account 7" "4 Webster' Couatruction Com• parry, item 846, 950, 845, 911. Has the Government decided as to the road being an 88 foot roadway or a 66 foot 7" A MESSAGE TO WOMEN VOTERS How Many Voters Are There in Ontario? According to Allen M. Dymond, Chief Prov. Election Officer, the lists for 1923 Legislative Assembly Elec- tion, coletained one Million Six Hun- dred and Seventy Thousand names ; and this number did not include the electoral districts of Muskoka, Peel and. Peterboro East, in which 22,304 citizens voted. Undoubtedly there would be over 30,000 men and women in these three constituencies. Therefore, Ontario has a voting pop- ulation of One Million Seven Hundred Thousand, How Many of Those Are Women 7 The lowest 'estimate is one half. Think of it 1 At least 850,000 women who have the right to use the ballot. Yet, the total number of electors was actually voted in last year's elec- tinn was only 957,000. How many of the 743,000 delinquents are women 7 Every woman who is a British citizen and 21 years of age has a right to be on the Prov. Poll Book, A Woman's Federation. The women of this Country and the United States, are beginning to realize the power they possess in the bailor, and since Prohibition is a burning issue across the line, as it is here, the U.S. women are uniting to protect it, Nine Wornen's organizations, contain- ing over Eleven Million members, have formed "The Woman's National Federation for Law Enforcement." They say -"Women want Prohibi- tion. The 18th Amendment to our Constitution has given it to ua. We demand its retention And enforce- ment." nforcement." These 1J, S. federating bodies are : The General Federation of Women's Olubs; Young Women's Ohriatian Aa- aociation ; Federation of Women's Boards of Foteign 'Missions; Council of Women for Home bliselons i Inter- national Order of King's Daughters National Council of Women 1 Wo- man's Christian Temperance Union. Keep Vour. Eyes Open. Now watch this columnand you will see what Ontario women are do- ing. Just as a starter there are now four women's 9ooieties whose aggre- gate membership is about 200,000, and who have sald "You cant`ount on 00. We believe in Prohibition, We will stand back of 0. T. A, Never in the history of Canadian Temperance work, hasthere been any smell intereet and enthusiasm among 115 women supportera as we find to- Ansae YN Bea And, the world around, this quotes ire Waste Not Want Not ^o not waste ynlir time, 11.0 Money and energy on Poultry of non.dessript breeding when for a couple of 11 ?etre Yon can till your Iucuhator with Bags frorn a fine laying strain, Our 5. 0, White Leg - horns Can't be beat. .• Eggs 10c a dozen above mar- ket prioe dawn to 35c, Order early andhave eggs to sell next Winter, • Everett Hoover Phone 2514 Srueeebs tion of the au pression -not of drunk. entrees but of the 'legallzed sale 'd. beverage intoxibbnts-is seizing ups n the hearts and consciences of legisin- tors and educators and business teen, Why, over in Bulgaria the Nalional Minister of Education has ordered the schools to observe, with appropriate exetcisee, the dqy on which the Unit- ed States went under 'prohibition 1 Bulgarian legislators realize two things -that Prohibition is a financial asset to any country ; atmd that the plebe to begin a propaganda in behalf of a "dry" law, is amongst the child ren. tine Lie maned. Despite an enormous increase in the sale of liquor in the two wet Provin- ces -British Columbia and Quebec- the consumption of spirits in Canada has dropped, since 1913, from an average of�9 pints for every mart, ss man and child in the country, to ' res. 8 pints. The fermented ururk el: 1 tics have fallen almost as math. These figures, are taken from "Tbe Dominion Bureau of Statistics." And yet irresponsible Or ill•infor.•m- ed peeple, go about deciarinr-"We drink as much as we ever did." lr • Ramsay MacDonald England's drink bill, notwithstand- ing her unemployment, is'£7, 9s. per headaof the population 1 No wonder' Ramsay MacDonald said, when ap- pealed to to oppose a Local Option Bill, on the ground that the rich man can have his wine cellar :- "If the rich want to keep the road. open to their own loss, that is their affair. No, democracy ought not to say "Because one class has such and such a right, all classes might to claim the same right." It is not worth it Let us see to it that the rights the Democracy claim, that the rights the working classes claim, are rights worth having, and not rights that come with disease and canker and vice in their train. The right to go wrong, to go down, to go astray -well we will make a present of these rights to any .mne who wants them. Fordwich Miss Dorothy Gray has taken a position in Rogers' store here. Blood poisoning in one of her fingers caused Mrs. John Sangster a very painful and anxious time last week. She pricked it with a needle and the afore -mentioned serious trouble de- veloped. 1 Announcing Cash System BRUSSELS, M1tROII 1st, 1924 To 01111 111414NDS AND CUBTOWIEti,^ We wish to announce that after much consideration that on and after March lst our business will be on a strict- ly cash basis to all .individuals, In carrying on our busi- tie.s un ler a cash system we will be able to give our cus- tomers much better service in the way of prices, as you will readily understand that it wets less to run a Clash Business than it does to carry accounts for months and probably into years, By getting the wash for the goods we sell we will be able to pay each for the goods we purchase, thus getting a� better price because we can take advantage of all.disoounts,• and eliminate such obargee as interest and exchange,. We will maintain accounts for Corporations and Insti- tutii no on regular terms, as the accounts for the above have to be passed by shareholdere before being paid, it would be imuoss hle for them to pay cash. Your patronage is esteemed, for which we express thanks, and its continuance is solicited... We're here to do business and invite you to callwhen anything is wanted in our line. A 1 service promised. Our Telephone is No. 9x Earl Cunningham GARAGE - BRUSSELS 9 Quick r Relief For Thistletown Man Dreco Puts Well Known Printer on High -Road to Recovery. "Dreco brought me immediate re- lief" says Mo. P. A. Payne, of Thistle- town, Ont. iTwo years ago I came from England to Toronto, Ont, and since that time my system has been in is badly ren -down condition. I felt tired out all the time and seemed to have no energy or vitality, 0oastipa• tion has beer, a gr eat source of -an- noyance compelling me to oontipually take laxatives. -I also had severe penis over my kidneys. "Strange to say my appetite was good but I 'seemingly received no nourishment from my food, feeling hungry all the time, I became very nervous, the least tiling making me jumpy and irritable. "1 rend considerable .about Dreco and decided to give it a trial. I really feel better now than I have for a long time. 1 am improving daily in every way. I think Dreco is a wonderful medicine and am continuing to take it for itr, tonic value," If you are feeling run-down and out of sorts the chances are that indiges- tion has a hold on you. In some way or another the stomach, liver, bowels and kidneys are not doing the work they should. They need help to cor- rect and tone them and Nature's own help is Dreco ruade from her own het'•he, route, bark and leaves, This fine remedy thoroughly cleanses the system, stimulates e t ate and teen hens y „strengthens the organs and purifies the blood. It contains no mercury, potrsh or, habit forming drugs. Dreco is being specially introduc- ed in Brussels by F. R. Smith, and is sold by a good druggist everywhere. Notice to Creditors THE BANKRUPTCY AOT in the Estate of Thomas Smith, of the Township of Morris, In the County of Huron, farmer, Authorized Aa• .inner. Notice is hereby given that Thome Smith. of the Township of Morris, in the County of Huron, did on the fourteenth day of March, 1824, make an authorized assignment of all hie troperty for the benefit of hie Creditors and hat Edmond Weld, Offiolal Receiver has ap- pointed me to be custodian of the Estate of the Debtor until the creditors at their first meet- ing shall elect a trustee to administer the estate of the debtor. Notice fs further given that the first meeting of oredttors in the above estate will be bald at theater) of the Official Receiver in the Court Howie, at London, on the emend day of April, 1824, at 280 o'clock in the afternoon, To entitle yon to vote thereat proof of your claim most be lodged with me before the meeting le held. Proxies to he used at the meeting must be lodged with me prior thereto. And further take notice that tf you have any claim against the debtor for whfoh yon are entitled to rank. proof of such claim must be filed withme within thirty days from the data of this notice for, from and after the ex- piration of the time fixed by sub section 8, of smitten 87, of the said Act. I shall distribute the proceed of the debtor's e,tate among the Ehe,,lwime 01whioh 1 have then notice.on)y Eo Dated at London, this eighteenth day of ffiaroh, 192E F. W. RAYMOND, Custodian. Box 171, Loudon, Ont. 'WIy Ford Predominates Simplicity of Operation' The Ford is remarkably easy to operate. Gear shifting is done automatically by the feet. The driver's hands are always onthewheeL His eyes gee always on the road. He can watch traffic constantly. There is no possibility of failure to accomplish a gear shift. Ford gears being of the planetary type are always in mesh and every shif tis positive and unfailing. The Ford is very easy to steer and re- sponds to the slightest movement of the wheel. It will turn in a circle with a radius of nineteen feet three inches. The short Ford wheelbase is a boon in (congested traffic. It gives easy manipu- lation everywhere, and enables you to park in crowded sections where a big '. car is handicapped See Any Authorized Ford Dealer RS «TTRACT°R l4.illbenk is clear of smallpox, , ltvangelteal Sunday School, iSlilver' ton, sent $87i88 to the poor children ie Greene, Exeter lock up nut in codcolid i• •neel tie Proposettv t nnew , n, !t I es 1 sit eel Better .mend your -ways down, there rand keep out of tis cells. I f Nouse and lot for Sale • Rouse and lot for sale on John street, Brous. sale, On the property 1s a very oumforteble 7- roomedbouse, herd and soft water, ggarden, nice lawn, fruit trees and a esSall atabla with steel roof, :For further irtioulers apply to ALA. DAR$, Brune*, Shorthorns and Yorkshires In shorthorns -we have One roan bull 11 menthe old, bred by Hurry McGee, Toronto, sired by Imp. Baloslrn Laddie, and from a Marr Alllsete saes. A real herd header, at ter taws price, Another roan, a good useful bulb 9 months old, by White Wonder. Could spore' e taw more females, Akio York sows, of dif, terent ogee. 0. TURN amt. $ SONS, Phone 2014 Lot 10, Con. ,li, arByr wo. NOTICE TO OREDITORS.-In the matter of the estate of Ellen Bryant,, Tate of tho. Village Of Drum. eels, in the County of Huron, Mar. .lod Woman, deceased. Nottoe is hereby given pursue st to the Re. vleed Statutes of Ontario Chapter 121, that all Creditors and othere having claims sgslnet the estate of the said Otto Bryans, who died on or about the First day of May, A, D 1928, ere regnlred on qr before the Twenty-ninth day of March, A. D. 1920, to send by post, prepaid, or deliver to Clara Maud Bryans, Brussels P. O. one of the Executors of the estate of the said deceased, their Ohrlotten and Surnames. Ad- dresses and descriptions, the Lull particulare of their claims, the Statement of their amounts and the nature of the seouritlee (if any) held by them. And further take notice that after snob lset mentioned date the said Executors will pro- ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, .having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, end the mid E e nttore will not he liable for the Bald assets or any pert thereof to any person or parson of whose. claim notlee shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution, Dated this 1011, day of March. A, D 1024. W. Jif. SINCLAIR. Sol/alter for( the Exeoutors, IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUS- TEE AOT and in the matter of the estate of Lavinia and Ezra Peters of the township of Grey, Farmers. Notice is hereby givenurenaht to the Trustee Aot, R. 8 C, Cling. 121, smitten 58 that all Creditors who on the 28rd, day of Februaryy A, D. 1023 had claims against the Raid Levinio and Ezra zr Patera are neqerequired to nand in or dn• liver if they 01 April, 24, bite ,i ore before the ril el day of Apr b, 102i, tall toryioal cls of their neer verified Canada a Htatntool Doclnra• tion do ett thetthe Evidence a tat. ` And notice is further given that atter the' said Fifth day of April, e t di the a ender - Welled a of the will proceed to distribute the proper - sons tl the Trost Estate g regard the 10 per• amts entitled thereto having oegard Ed the olTrue ee all n heb has lethen Holten, and the Trustee shalt not or fable for the proceeds of the Trust o'mte6eerany part thereof so had not notaed to any person of heWhose is alnl ti s, had not notice at the time of the distribution. Dated at Listowel, the 7th day or March, A. D. 1924. RICHARD JOHNSTON, Trustee for Lavinia and Ezra Patera, 100110E TQ' O11EDITORBr-Tin *he motto, of the ostnto of William dames Cordite tato of the Vi1latre of eruesolt,,, In the QONnty of Her. on, Rcoors aeA leottoe is bonnie glen penitent to The Re• vtsed ritatetee of Coterie 1013 Chapter 121, thntall,sroditurs and others b4vtng chime ar neeinet the eat/neer the eaid W llleso derma Cardiff who died on or abou the Ord of March, Al D, 1024, are required en er before the Fifth day of April, A. D 1024, to send by post preludeor deliver to William John Dpf- eld 1ardlff, presenia P. o , the •Executor of the estate of the said SeeeeNod their Obrlouau end Sernumee, addresses and rleiorlptloas, the full particulars of their chime, the statement Of their mounts nue the nature of the souurl ties Of ane) held ){y there,. And further take notloo that after such last mentioned date the said ltxeeetor will proceed. to distribute the tweets or the deemed utnonget the puttee entitled thereto, having regard only t0 the. ptaime 0f which )le shall then peva notice and the said Executor will not be Pnble for the eaid assets, er env part thereof to any person pr persons, of whose otpim notlee ohnll not have been repeived. by Itim at the time of spot distribution. Dated tbis Fourteenth day of March, 1024, W, b1. S]NOLAII;, Sollotl or for the Exeentnr, Munford Property for Sale House and lot of about Macre, attuned 00 the corner of Turnberry and Theme etrects in the Village of Brussels, known as the Dun - fetal horse. On the property lea very sub. stential brick house ; nicely Isolated, steel roof, cement caller floors, new furnace, clothes closets, bath room, oistern,,drltled well, fruit trees, anise raspberry plantation, lovely or. 00tnents1 end evergreen trees, and a beautiful lawn. Will be sold for halt of whet it would ooet to bulid it to wind up theestate of the Iate E 0: Danford. Immediate poseesslon. For further pertlottlare apply to L. S. DUN - FORD, Detroit, or JAS. MOFADZEAN,, (next door), Box i Brussels P, 0 Farms for Sale or to Rent One containing 100 Roma, being N3it,� Lot 22, Con. 7. Morris. Mod frame house with cellar and woodshed 1 goad well, bank barn, bog or sheep pen, orchard, goad epring near oenter of farm • about 40 acres 'plowed for spring orop, balance in pasture and timber. Oy miles from Brueeela j olive t0 , ohoot. Farm is 1n the beat eohditim,,es It hue been in pasture fora num- ber of years. One 209 serf, 141101 being 5 Lenin and 24, Con. 7, alorrfe. Good frame house with cellar, good well, two orchards, barn 40x00 and barn 2$x72, with et; aw shed 10x72, henhouse and Rog pen. Above build ngs are in good repair. Considerable plowing done for spring grip. Never -failing opting running into tro5gb close to buildings. About 120 acres under caltive- tion; about 50 coria seeded down, balance In pasture andwood lands, 4 miles from Bras - stile and 41,103 Walton. '2l,14 farm is in the best condition. I am disposing of all my farms and it not sold the above will be rented. For farther particniars us to prleennd terns apply to P. AAIENT, Brussels, Farm For Sale Farm ter Sale eitunted In the /County of Huron, Township of Alorris, Lots E8, 60 00, 044 1st Con,, Morrie, Feral contains IW noree, about 12 scree thnber land, ba dwood, about 10 acres of pasture land, mostly beaver meadow, balance under cultivation, Cultivat- ed land ell.eeeded down but about 15 acres. 10 acres Fail plowed, balanoe in Fall wheat. learnt well fenced and drained with spring creek on back end,. Drilled well at house, water piped to the barn. clank barn 40240. feet, hen house 12x48 feet, 8 roomed frame home with good teller. Farm to be sold to wind up estate of late R. T. Miller. Terms and price meds known by applying to AGNES R. MILLER, Admintatrix, RB R. No. 2, Biuovale,or W. 8. AioK$RGBER, Wroxoler. vamormaunno 4440+44 , 1.4+G4.•+O•)•••]'O' 0+eio•'i• der6"i•9e•••rete•40*••k9.1•40•i:•411•r•4101-0.1.4 •f• Y • • t•• • • The Seaforth Creamery -i• ream Wanted- ......,__.., .................... • Send . your Cream to the Creamery thoroughly established and that gives you Prompt Service and • i Satisfactory Results. We solicit your patronage knowing that we can give you thorough satisfaction. We will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test • it honestly, using.the scale test to weigh Cream sum- . 4. • 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. • MXCALL, Phone 23rD, Brussels, or write to The Seaforth Creamery Co. a 4•4•to'+44.11..t13414416"Ise,4ta+N me,Fes. e.r.,t,.r..a.®r.e 9.49+49,:44'44•494,g NosommemmellimMipal ABM SEAFORTH, ONT. Brussels Creamery Cream Wanted INIEWEIMEIMEBEINIMEMINEllit We will pay Patrons 1 cent per pound butter fat, extra, If Cream is Delivered at our Fac- tory. Callandget a Can and make other En- quiries if interested, Prompt Service Satisfacti;;ry Returns Brussels C ! i ry A Stewart 1.P.'op. ,