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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1924-4-9, Page 4Or be 3Arroats W [MINIM'S:, A PR I fe*e 1924 f la- t w ,k F etir S1 nun of the well lonnvu Seienidie nr'0,11 died at his Mane in New York. alit r short iltnese, He lied a wand with tnitne. 'Ji n,1 the tqlelp-a-bit" Society. It will do you good to exercise yuttr, muscle. brain non hear i No admission fee • Yon Initiate suatraelf and take as mane efte • degrees as yeti work for, need not stop at the 3211d. • • 41 re /loan UP Of bank ear at Montreal, the stealing of the cesli and the murder committed reads like a Wild West escapade ilasteal of a genu'ue incideut in brovel daylight. All the daredevils are evelently eot dead yet. leo norms from Montreal to Vancouver is going aka old IfIckoiy" and le 2 hours less than the former C. P. R. schedule. A joke years ago was that time was often lost by the Conductor and Eogineer bovine to get ft to drive cattle off the track They dont do that on this flyer, a'though the cattle get off all the same. A NUltE,ItY will be established at the great British Empire Exposition to be ' held a' Lendm, athere parents can pass over the care of children for a fee of 12 cents for 4 hours' care, instead of trail. Mg them round all day. There will be nurses, attendants, games. &c.. for • children up to 7 tsr 8 yeats of age. Guess infants %yin be barred They will likely join the Howlers' ebib. Toeoitiers who wax =v eloquent over Personal Seherty might learn a very practical lesson from the town of Forest. banibton Co wbere the Provincial Board of Health has ordered a water- works system to be put in and on tbe refusal of the town to do so have entered suit to compel them and also against the Municipal officers for direliction of duty. "I'rn my own boss" N very often pure fietain were it nAtrows down to the last analysis. Our liberty ends when it interfere, with 'he rights of others or when by our actions we would do harm to oarselves. WHEN the Lea l Legislature under- took to work amendments into Church Union legNiation, defeating the proposi- tion of t'ie h. they exceeded their peroganve, in our judgement. They had the reeet to vetu or endorse the bill. but to undertake to de weat was purely a matter to be dealt wet fly the highest Court of one of the &tenor:Mations in- terested was to assume authority that never belonged to them, especia.ly when there was such pronounced action by said *bomb assembled in said Court. Somebody is responsible for a tangle that may take many a day to get the knots out of it. 11•••••••••1* Wei° got the Sr5,000 ? Tbis is among the very latest queries. Anybody giv- ing the correct answer will be entitled to a free trip on the Avon Lake, Stratford, in one of the gondolas. Orchestra, ac- companying the excursion, will play softly, "Thou art so near and yet so far" and other melodies. The Good Book speaks of riches that dy away. That appears to be the pattern of that etrs,000. even the cheque, after being cashed, flew some place. Those Home Bank transactions remind us of the dear old poem. "Be it ever so dirty there's no place like Home." Shortly before eight o'clock on Mon- ,4 la • 4J1 p.'" "4i 4 4, 4 a 4 4 .4 1... 4 4. 4. alace akery WllY bother with the worey of Ihnue Baking doing the housecleaning Little ' when you can get just whet Yon went at our Bakery for less than the east of limiting It at hone, Ask for one Homemade .flatmeal Cookies 15o a dozen vies Out stook of Easter Eggs, Chickens and Rabbits ba arri1rd and eve on display In South whitlow, Phone 82x Proprietor THE world moves and those who de- sire to keep up with the procession must travel a swifter gait than the snail. A radio outfit bas been invented to attach to a man's hat, it is said, to keep wear- er posted while on tbe jump. "Talking through your bat" will not be nearly as much of a joke as it was when you used to indulge in it. A COAAWN1TY Get -Together Banquet was held at °nine recently in which the town and countryside assembled and discussed common interests It is just what ought to be done in every com- muoity The old fashioned idea "that there is a great gulf fixed" between urban and rural folk is as great a myth as was ever palmed off. When the o nintry prospers so do the towns and vice versa, hence the wisdom of seeking ways and means of mutual advance- ment What do yOu think about it ? Miss Serrate ereia O'CoNtroa was admitted to the bar of Alberta as a duly qualified Barrister and Solicitor. She was bore near Oath 3. Ont.. and was one of a family of a round dram A un'que characteristic of the O'Connor's is that Mies O'Connor has 2 brothers in the legal profession in Calgary and 2 others are law soadents. Law sort of runs in the O'Connor fami'y by the looks of it. when 5 choose the legal profession. "Bend the twig and bend the tree." Tag Poser will endeavor to keep tab on Miss D'Coun re 's career. A Tortoni.° man was sent to the Reformatory at Guelph for 6 months for attempting to blackmail Rev. Mr, West, Holstein Former saw the rev. gentle- man remove 2 robes belonging to him from a cutter in the church shed and seeing a chance to make a haul, forget- ting that there was such a word as caution. demanded $so from Mr. West or he svou'd unfold a tale to the public over the supposed purloining. The case was banded over to the Court with the above result. Extortmner got off easy to batch up such a silly piece of business He'll likeiy think twice before be makes a goat of bimself Nothing like having your story founded on genuine facts. It is not a safe thing to fool with the par- sons anyway. Perth County day evening of last week the large about style of getting to their destine- bank barn belonging to Charles Rode ; tillers are aliens of lhe loweet . Paiteraerserrs often have a very round in Logan Township, a few miles North They have been repeatedly caught, tion. "The longest way round is the of Mitehell, was destroyed by fire, going from garbage can to garbage surest way home" is an addage that t Members of the Rode family were can along the residential streets, gath- might be taken with a barrel of salt. tAorreking in the barn at the time. hdeetcresreoff meat, hipecif aloe peel - Alberta coal and the transportation sititterteedetinketehwe strawwaL shed,wabuet inngmaking their vtiree'civoncoctionl. n171 rrinagatn they question 10 general, with long debates, corse. Horses and cattle were all got one still confiscated by" the police, often end in a bigger misunderstanding. out of the barn safely, but one hog, a recently, a dead cat was found., ' ''Great bodies move slowly'' was a theory our school teachers of olden day used to endeavor to impress. That's true but funerals are conducted on a more rapid schedule since the motor hearse came into service. If the per diem of parliaments were cut in twain our guess N that the sessions would soon get a bustle on so as to complete pro- gram, and ber of the British Empire. AN A APIARY 10. • G. A. BADMAN, Proprietor The above shows part of the Apiary of G. A. Deadman. Brussels, alseen in the Fall. For Winter the hives re- main where they are, packed mostly two hi a terse, There are 10 rows o 27 colonies each. If one wants to kill time just mune a minute on each hive andlialf a day is gone. This le probably the largest Apiary in Canada, Mr, Head- man has been in the busInese for years and understands 11 thoroughly. Notice to Stationery Hoisting Engineers Engineers' Examinations will be conducted at The Queen's Hotel, Palmereton, April Elth, commenc- ing at 9 a. in. Mr. Scott, Examiner. Dressmaking Have opened a shop above D. W. Ferguson's store (with hallway entrance between Mr. Ferguson's and Mise Hingston's Millinery) where I will be pleased to attend to the wants of ladles in Brus- sels and locality. Chargee moderate. Miss F. M. Kerney BRUSSELS Pertinent Paragraphs for Women Voters, In the British Parliament there are now, it is claimed, 300 members who favor the Temperaoce cause. These men and women, regardless of party, have x ecen Lig organized to aid tem- perance legislation. Never before in British history was there so strong a group, EASIEST WAY "The bootleggers are killing their own genie," said Wm. Bryan, recent- ly. "More than anyone else, the boot leggers are leading the country toward real Prohibition. This le part- ly due to the exorbitant prices they che.rge, antIpartly on account of the virulent poisons they sell.' The trend of the times Is summed up the case of the darkey woman, who bad called in a doctor to attend her husband, who was down with the flu. "What's I gwine to gib him ?" asked the woman. "Whiskey," was the doctor's reply. When the doctor had named the price per quart of good whiskey the wife remarked : "I can bury him cheaper den dat." MOSTLY ALIENS According to Deputy Coroner Pito, of Philadelphia, garbage is fretenently and in the making of bootleg liquor. Ile says 1—"The majority of illicit (lie- number of hens, all of the implements hay. and grain were burned. Mr Rode's loss nn Karn and contents wit be about $6,000, which le partly cover ed by insurance. factory Hands Wanted THE NAMBY-PAMBY VOTER "Hadn't we better stop these Boot- leggers by restoring the beverage Sale of drink? Not the old saloon of course. Perhaps by Government Sale ; or granting strictly -regulated tavern licenees." Thus says soma weak-kneed elector. Now listen to how they do it in Sotithern Rhodesia. the newest mem- wal•II0/0.We want a number of Men .0 , Boys to work in our Wagon Oe Oetober 1,st, 1923, this 0orornon- Neamema Council of Women is aSE- wealth inaugurated her new respnn. Works, Brussels. Apply at once, itig the Dominion goveronaent to make Bible government and darted out for women eligible for appointment as Ament Breme t. & Wh -..-- herself, with full woman's franchise. , At once a law was enacted against. Sei oators. We suppose the dear ssters have heard that the Senate has been BRUSSELS . 1 selling liquor to natives or Indians. Are the Bootleggers obeying it ? designated by some wicked beggars as They are : "a council of old women" and judged if Why 7 There is lot e of money to be made by ignoring it. Cement ' 8 Yea, nbet the penalties are 2500, or the title were correct that young active to the "old ladies" in this 0i,tawa pars - females would be a great improvement a n ut i the' imprisonment for a first offence • and a year's imprisonment 4.0011111110•21.1.1111•11•1111111 lt pays to use MARTIN —SENOUR MARBLE -ITE FLOOR- FINISH Nothing like it for Hardwood Floors it wears like /ton wnte to Hood Offine. Montreal For Free Bookiet HOME PAINTING MADE EASY SOLD BY GEO. R. • BRUSSELS, ONT. THE CHILDREN DO NOT KNOW The other evening a lad of eleven buret into the room where his father and the Managing Editor of a city paper were discussing a business mat- ter. "Daddy, what Is a saloon ?" en- quired a girlie of ten, ae she overheard her parents discussing the temperan- ce situation. Yes, there are "Smart Janes" as well as "Smart Alecks. who- think it a great lark to break the, Q. T. A. "Scofflaws" they call such folk in the United States. And there is a certain section of our foreign population, who find bootlegging a profitable business. And there are irreconcilables of our own race, who demand the satisfac- tion of their appetites. But all put together these are not more than 20 per dent. of the population. Shall we yield the righteous, and efficieriby- producing standards of the majority, to this loud-voieed minority ? dise, There's not much danger of any government reforming this lying-iti hos. pital for political cripples or persons • desiring to be marooned. It's always the Opposition who are deterrained to "clean house," until they are elected and then a coat of kalsornite appears to be thought ail that is necessary, Seas - tor Tariff is ab exception to the past rule and we will see bow his propreeitione are wilted down. afte°,16... Expected at Ethel about middle.of April. Place your order early. J. H. FEAR Phone 2213 ETHE veithout a fine -option, for a eecond. You can enforce any law, if goo want to, by attaching penalities ficieritly stiff to ensure respect ; and by appointingsympathetic and ineor- ruptable officials, Pussyfoot" johneon, who has just returned from Rhodesia, gayer—mit is headed straight for Prohibition. So sattefactory has the native law been, there is a vociferous demand 'for its extension to the white population, many of whom need it far more than L the natives do." FIGURES THAT TALK W. E. Raney, whose figures and facts are seldom challenged, gives us, In "The Toronto Star," some convinc- ESGS n FOR L]) ATCHING 'Slagle Comb White Leghorn 10 Cents above market price will be charged but not less than 85c per dozen. Alex. Perrie Phone 2516 'Brussels R. R. S +4,4544•44444-444-+++++++++++++ Auction $alo Alleerielle SALE OF piing STOCK AND FurVis AuOtionaer, bee re. °Rived instrItOtions !NM the ondersigned Preprietor to sell by Public amnion et file feet 10, elen. 0,Merrlt, Wedtiodflay, April 101h, et 1 o olopk, We following proem t-.1 tssVY team Heine 4 end 7 years old, 0 esws dee to Calve Nifty OM, 100's due bier Slot, 1 eow, doe to ()sive June 20111, 1 dry eow. 1 there *bred Short Horn bull rues rising II years. 11 Orem rIlnK0 years,0 btlrers rising 2 yeers, 4 steers rielns 15 715515.4 heifers rising 0 years, 4 Year/. leg steers. I yeerlieg heifer, 0 plga shout 100 lbs. h,10motaainks, t eow nue 4 little ones. 1 sow dile to farrow Omit let of may, 1 new due to farrow ebout last of May, about 100 hue of oats suitable for seed, about 00 11515, et barley, Cattle ere Durham grades and in good condi, Moe. Selo will be positively without reserve Terme —Ail sums of 110 and under oath 1 oVor that ametuite 0 triennia credit Riven 'et 0 per cent 885annum off for cash ou ()rani amounts band owners for Security. THOS. ELLIS, Preprietor, ing O. T. A. arguments. He takee thejaila In the 12 representative Co. towns of Bar rie, Belleville, Brockville, Chatham, Fort Francis, Kingston, Kitchener, Napanee, North Bay, Peterboro, Port Arthur and Sudbury, and contrasts the commitments for drunkenness for 1913, 1914 and ma, 1918 ...... . .... 2,364 1914 8,042 The city figures are not so ,stat ding, but they tell the same story. Here they are for Toronto, Hamiltoo, Ottawa and London. 1918 ..... ..... 4926 1914 • .. .4622 1922 .2523 . If he tells time truth 099 times out of 1000 be will have to admit that he didn't help with $1.00 of his money, or an hour of his time, Indeed, goodly section of his class clung to the old suloon boat, till it tallied bottom aide up. THE STAN9-PATTER "Why can't you let well -enough alone ? Temperance sentiment is growing. Nobody now wants the old saloon." --Thus says the doubtful Stand -Patter. Just look him square in the face and say—"Temperance sentiment is grow- ing ? What did you ever do to make it grow ? The old saloon is gone ? Were you with those who beat it out ? Or were you sitting on the fence look- ing sin ?" Listowel Dr. Fraser, the District Health Officer, visited here. The grocery of ald bas been bought by Gordon Johnston. Congregational Church has invited Pastor Rayner to remain for another year. Scl.dieWrs:.gain'advesMiris; FliraaYncevlsaittindd Btetiln- glum. We are sorry to report the illness of Wesley Wakeford from rheumatic fever. Poultry owners and neighboring flower beds are ready for scraps at Ibis season of the year, School Board appointed M. Smith and W. E Binoing as dele- gates to attend the Trustees' Convetn elon at Toronto, April 23.24 N. E. Pattereon, tellet in Trestrater Bank of Commerce, is taking a few roleonth, holidays to build Up Pasture to Rent 4 nn ACRES with abund- UU ance of Grass and Water, to be rented by the month for the season, Will furnish the Balt. For further particulars apply to P. Ament, BRUSSELS 11 Announcing Cash System BRUSSELS, MARCH 1st,`1924 To OUR FRIENDS AND OLIBTOTIERf3,-- We wish to announce that after much (consideration that on and.after March let our business will be on a strict- ly cash basis to all individuals. In carrying on our busi- ness under a cash system we will be able to give our ens. tamers much better service in the way of prices, as yoll will readily understand that it costs less to run a Cash Business than it does to carry accounts for months and probably into years. By getting the cash or the goods we sell we will be able to pay cash for the goods we purchase, thus getting a better price beeause we can take advantage of all discounts, and eliminate such charges ae interest and exchange. We will maintain accounts for Corporations and Ineti- • tutions on regular terms, as the accounts for the above have to be passed by shareholders before being paid, it would be ironossible for them to pay cash.' Your patronage is esteetscd, for whieh we express thanks, and its continuance is solicited. We're here to do business and invite you to tall •when anything is wanted in our line. A 1 service promised. Our Telephone is No. 9x Earl Cunningham GARAGE - BRUSSELS Applications Wanted Applications will be received by the under- signed, up to April 14th, for the management of the Farmers' Oltib Store at Walton. apt p055010a to Mete salary or commisdoe expect- ed, Duties 10 001515151105 Mey lst, 1024, W. J. SBORTREED, W. BROADFOOT, Secretary, President. Tenders Wanted House and tot tor Sale House and lot for mile en John Omit, Bros, BA% 02 oho property is .1% very tetinfortable 2. roomed hone% hardand safe water, gentee, erne lawn, fruit 50100 5t54 a Small Stable with Nteel roof. For further ;ma Monier» apply to 5141X MAE, itrussele, For Carpenter Work of Walton Sch.-Poi Building. Tenders will be received by the undersigned tip to Friday, April 52 1)1, 15! 8 p. Separate tenders for contractor day work. Meeting to award tender at p. in. Saturday, Lith inst. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accept- ed. Plans and specifications may be seen at Sea •Treas. home JOHN SHORTREED, Secretery.Treasnrer Board Walton, April 2nd. 1024 Shorthorns and Yorkshires In Shorthorns we have olio rosin bull 11 mm0111014. bred by Berry Negri% Toronto, sired bo jmp afil0A101 Diddle, tied from it 0110015111115' real herd header, at far. rms, a geod useful P months old, by White Wonder. Could goitre n few more feu:ales. Also York Sows 01411. Went Agee O. TURNBur,r, a SONS, Lot 10, Con, 15, Urey TWO, Phone 2$14 It, it, Brum,. [Wilford Property for Sale Bowie and lot of about N. acre,. eituated on the corner of Turnberry sod Theinaa streets in the Village of lirussele. Realm no the Dom foict hosOs On the Pi.011011Y isa very sub- stantial brick house I nicely Isolated, steel roof, oement collar floOra, new furnace, clothes closets, bath room, cistern, drilled well, fruit trees, a Mee raspberry plantation, lovely or. namentel and evergreen trees, 5045, benntiful lown Will be sold for 11,110 01 what 11 would cost to build It to wind up the estate of the late E. C. Mulford Immediate possession. For further pertlaulars 14p217' to 1. S. DUN - FORD, Detroit, or JAS MOWADZSAN, (next door), Box 1 BrusSels P. 0 farms for Sale or to Rent One containing 100 acres, being IVA Lot 22, eon. 7, *.lorris, Good frame house with cellar and woodshed ; good well, bank barn'hog or sheep pen, orchard, Bard Miring note eentar of farm ; about ataeree plowed for spring orop, 1 balance In pasture ana timber, sg miles from Brussels; close to chool. Farm is in the best oondition es It has been in pasture for n num- , der of years. I One 200 acre farm being Si Lots 23 and 24, 1 Coe 7, Morris. Good frame haute with cellar i good well, two orchards. been 40,030 and barn 29x72, with straw Mud 10x72, hothouse and ling pen. Above buildInge ankle goad repair, comiderable plowing done far Spring crop. Neve r•failing spring rutin -leg Into trough close to buildings. About 125 tiaras under unitive- ; Lion; shout 1050501 seeded down, balance in pasture and wood Miele, 4 miles from Bre.. • eels and 4 from 'Walton. This farm is in the • bles.tmcogpit,tv4 of all my fames Mel if not sold the above will ho rented. Por further parte:niers as to price end terms apply to •P AMENT, Brussels, Farm for Sale • Contains 101) acres, being See Lot 28, Con, 6, Morris township. Good brick House with eel' lost bank bora with cement stabling driving shel, drilled well and a never !ening spring et beckre a About 00 Beres under cultivation, bal. i'pastund wood land. Fall plowin 1 ,,g -111 be doue mid posmseion itlen this Fall. j For further particulars apply to A. H. MACDONALD, Brussels. Representative Wanted ' lincltneesTATIVE WANT= for Brussels and Huron rounty to represent "The Old Reliebm Fonthill Nurseries." Big sales are to be made In selling Nursery stock during the reo'in- strnction period. A splendid opportunity for a live salty -men, flighe.t commissions paid, haudsome, fres equirneent, largo line of fruit and ornmr.ental stock to offer. STont WELLINGTOV, Toronto. Out, .0+0+41+,. i•e÷•+64444H44.4.+0+e+ a+.41p÷o4e+•44+ +.+04..+4+.4, • The Seaforth Creamery ream Wanted Send your Cream to the Creamery tlioroughly established and that gives you Prompt Service ,and 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 sam- ples 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. • McCALL, Phone 2310, Brussels, or write to • • The Seaforth Creamery Co. SEAFORTH, ONT. 1 +eta +4.4..e...44a14444.45.444,444.a. 0.44-11.441,4•4416441.4.4 4.41.44+.4.4)+04. 1,6•140111.16...IniesraZaiM Brussels Creamery Cream ated 111101.11111=11102NAMMENE il28'gESE211128IM We will pay Patrons 1 cent per pound butter fat, extra, if Cream is Delivered at our Fac- tory. Call and get a Can and make other En- quiries if interested. 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