The Brussels Post, 1924-4-16, Page 4be ,lcstis '\East
WEDNI'*,DAX APRIL id 1929
'Ills Sates '1'ax wilt be dropped on
l3,grit'ilitur.tl iinlhle.tnan s olds the new
budget and the Unite shoul.l Ise spill.. (1
to other classes as well
Extra Sessional indeinnity of tfir,50o
Will be granted Sir Sinclair, leader of
the Liberal group of 14 iu the Local
Legislatare, by amendment of the law to
read a fol owing of to iusterd of is.
This should give the various parties to
the House a fair show even if it 'does
imply a broadening out policy.
SECTIONof the Hudson Bay Railway
that were allowed to almost become
scrapare to be repaired. i)o miles of
steel will be required to build road se
far as Port Nelson. There appear to be
2 verVproWunced views of the service-
abilii y and necessity of the railroad, and
both cannot be. correct, .` e sometimes
wonder if it is the white elephant in the
government's Menagerie.
Cot stands the test when it comes
to fair comparisons. A number of
Canadian families sought their fortunes
in Mexico, as a much tooted Elderado,
but an experience there brought about a
change of heart Sad they are now back
to Western Canada. "Far elft fields look
green" is still true but the fields are
often no greener thea the fellow who
bites at the wonderful story and dips in
without full personal iuvestigat oh. To
his financial sorrow he fiodthat Canada
is a lent worth cheering for,
l,asr week at the W. M. S. Conven-
tion of the Presbyterian Cbutcb for
Ontario a resolution asking to admit
women to the pulpit of the church was
passed. Vile P•+ST would tail in line
with this r.qtest hue wuu1d not be dis-
posed to allow them to enter the ranks
of the ministry, unless they pledged
themselves to remain single. A hus-
band in such a situation might cause
considerable trouble, unless he was sof'
ficieotly domesticated to take charge of
the housekeeping and nursery and not
ch management. Man
dabble in cuo g y a
woman could grace the pulpit and ren-
der fine service.
Tats old world is a-movering along all
right, and Excelsior appears to be the
motto of au increasing number. To
prove our point we notice at Peterboro'
a woman was fined $too for killing a
valuable dog that she threw a stone at.
Some doubters have said a woman was
no good at accurate hurling and never
bit what she aimed at. That fellow
owes womankind an apology and the
Peterboro' heroine can well afford to pay
the aesessmect in lieu of proving to a
demonstration that she made a bullseye
Of course we are saying all this without
positive assurance that she aimed at the
canine.
Wu notice that the hen Laying Con-
test now in progress at Ottawa city
is; thought to be of sufficient interest
to have the weekly returns broadcasted
by radio each Saturday at 7.3o p m.
This is one way to boost one of the best
moves toward poultry improvement
Brussels will have special interest in
these reports as Councillor Walter Rose,
of town, has a pen of albite Legholns at
Ottawa that is keeping well to the
front, among many feathered competi-
tors. The type of ben that can produce
the largest number of eggs in a year is
what the country needs, as the "clack-
er" wastes too much time in her anxiety
for motherhood.
No small interest centres round the
annual presentation of the Federal
Budget. Hon. A.. I. Robb, acting Min
ister of Finance, in the absence of Hoa.
Mr. Fielding, who is ill, isoptamistic in
his summary as he believes the cut in •I
revenue will be made up by economy.
A number of changes are proposed in IIII
the tariff that should prove beneficial to i
Agriculture, as it deals with farmimaeb
inery, &c. Here's where troubles begin, I
however, as the implement manufac•
turers at once proceed to pounce on the 1
party In power and give them a doing
for reducing their profits. In consider-
ing the general wellbeing of the Domin-
ion everybody cannot expect to be
government favorites,
CIvn.ITY pays a good premium and
its practice is worth while, not as a
casual feature but as a daily fixture. It
hriugs Its own reward. Trouble is
nearly always brewing for the man with
auuaruly tongue and a cross-grained
temper. Here's an example :-G. Brach-
anan, a Labor member of the British
House of Commons, called a &brother
member, Lieut. Col, Amery, "A little
swine and guttersnipe," As an indica-
tion that the insult WAS barbed the re•
cipieut, to true Britiab style, shot out a
punch 00 the jaw to the defamer. I1
civility bail predominated the "pretty
little scene" would never have been en-
acted and the twO M, P.'s might have
continued to pose as gentlemen instead
of a pair of blackguards. A jackass may
be dressed ap in a iion's pelt but he le
still.a jackass.
factory Hands Wanted
We. want a nueaisher .t31 Men and
liege to work 10 0111 Wagon
\Yorks, Brussels, Apply at once.
Ancient Srps. & White
BAVS8ELa
Wsi.vr personal interest do you feel in
Eas'er, which comes next Sunday 7 Is
it a Joy briugtr, establishing the great -
nem of all facts -the Resurrection of
eat M t*ter-and kindling in, oar hearts
the Hope of immorality 2 It was a glad
song 00 Bethlehem's plains when the
angels sang "Sebald I bring you good
tidings of great joy" but equally so when
on Easter'moru the Angel said "Re is
not here. He is risen," The world has s
good right ' o rejoice in the thought that
the resurrection is a'true story and live
so thrt we may share in its reality,
'rue hanging of Murrell and Topping
last week as murderers makes a black
total of 104 executions in this Province
in 24 years, Of these 9 paid the penalty
in Middlesex Co. Judging by the
records of 1923 the average is not likely
to lower so long as selfishness, greed
and low morals holds sway. A clean
record' in a family i, not Appraised often
enough at its true valuation and the op-
posite is often passed over by the impu
tattoo that the transgressor was the
"black sheep" of the flock, There are
many sheepfolds where a black sheep
is not to be found, we are glad to state.
The proper example to the youth and
their careful training is no unimportant
part ot family history.
Brussels Council
Regular meeting: of Brussels Council
Wad held Monday evening ni❑
of
last week
all the membst1s present, Reeve in
Che Mink. Minutes of last meeting
read and passed,
Moved by J. W, Armstrong, second-
ed by J. H. Hewitt that minutes se
read be passed. Carried.
Following accounts were presented :
Wilton & Gillespie, coal,
electric light $ 610 00
C. Palmer, Wood for , Hall 62 60
A, Ruesell, wood electric light 107 31.
A, Oakley, team, taking miler
2 00
to
Seaforth
th ...,
1
Canada National Ry freight
on coal ................. ... 88 30
Can, National R9., duty.,,:,,27 50
Jas, Fox, disinfectants 31 13
Geo. McNichol, nye Dept,
putting up ropes in Fire Hall 3 00
Gordon McDowell, salary 75 00
Gordon McDowell, disinfecting 4 00
S. T. Plum, livery ,,,.. 1 50
Hobt. Thuell, galaxy and rent 150 00
A. C. Seeker, expenses to
Good Roads Asap., Toronto, 15 00
N. F. Gerry, Auditor 10 00
M. Black, Auditor . 10 (10
G. R. Davidson, teaming, &c 65 10
R. Patrick, cord cedar 3 (10
R. Thuell, grates for furnace... 42 00
Moved by J. W. Armstrong, second-
ed by W. Rose that above accounts be
paid. Carried.
By -Law No. 3, 1024, was read 3
tithes and passed authorizing the is-
suance ref 10 yeat debentures. at 51%
to provide for Telephone floating debt,
caused largely by the datuage done by
the sleet storm some time ago and
which has been carried along by the
bank. Debentures will be sold locally.
The Auditnre' report for 1928 was
Coun-
ell andland
t orderthed by
ed to beprinted
ed in THE POST, on motion of Weller
and R,.Rs,
Qceytinn of increasing Taneient
Traders' license was introduced and
Olerk asked to report on the Statute
dealing with 11. Present By -Law calls
for payiiaellt of $40.00 AO Transient
trader.
Objection was taken to racing of
children's wagons on the sidewalk anti
Ile lay -law dealt with the Matter the
Chief was s ked t0 spe
that
the
practice was stopped,
The use of fireartne in the Corpora•
tion was also briefly dlscussed and the
law prohibiting such discharge will be.
carried out as it woe considered a.
menace topnblie safety.
Proposed drain on Elizabeth ;street
awaits the presentation of a petition
to Council from property owners.
Hydro introduction was dwelt upon
and urgency expressed for an official
visit to Brussels so as to definitely
tnark out the course to be followed."
Improvements to Council Chamber
were touched upon but nothing
definite done,
Council then adjourned,
Morris Council
Meeting of Morrie Township Council
held April 711s, 1924. Members pres-
ent, Minutes read and approved,,
Reports on the McCutcheon, Mc-
Arthur and Wilson Drains were read.
The Wilson Drain report was pro-
visionally adopted.
McArthur Drain report was referred,.
to the Engineer.
McCutcheon Drain report was re-
ferred to the Engineer for considera-
tion.
Following accounts were paid :-
F. R. Smith, fumigators $"2 80
Municipal World .. 6 00
J. Barr, gravel •• ••2 10
F. McGaughey, gravel 00
Wm. Skelton, gravel 75
2. Little, expenses to Clinton4 85
R. H. Shortreed, expenses to
Clinton 3 20
James Peacock, Assessor90 00
Next meeting will be May 26th.
Fenceviewers are as follows :-Wm.
Pollock, John Brown, John Potter,
Thee, Marshall, Geo, Selly, Jas.
Nichol, Chas. Wilkinson, Henry
Johnson, Joseph Clegg, Thos, Ellie,
Duke Jordan, Geo, Davis, Eli Case -
more, Russell Jermyn. F: McCallum,
Geo. Henderson, John Mustard, Chas.
B. Forrest.
Pmrndgeeers orris 1924 will be
M
D. Jewitt, John Messer, 0. Campbell,
0, Ramsay, R. Garnise, J. Mustard,
Lyle Hopper, 0. Anderson, Wm.
Stubbs, G, Bone, B. Carter, Wm.
Pipe, J. Noble, W, H, McCutcheon,
R. Nesbitt, S. McCall, J. Brown, J.
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FOR
HATCHING
EGGS
a..
Single Comb White Leghorn
10 Gents above market price will
be charged but not lees than 35e
per dozen.
Alex. Perrie
Phone 2516 Brussels R. R. 8
Pasture to Rent
jinn ACRES with abund-
UU of Grass and
Water, to be rented by
the month for the season.
Will furnish the Salt.
For further particulars apply to
P. Ament, BRUSSELS
Abstract of Accounts
—OF THE—
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
FOR THE YEAR 1925
RECEIPTS
Balance in Standard Bank
Local Rates
County Rates
Dog Tat
1 481 tib
8279 60
1499 50
School T.evy 7495 99
School LOan Levy ... 048 05
School f,evy Grey 19 0048
SoboolLoen Levy. Grey
School Levy, Morrie 82 10
Sghool Loan LeYy Morrie 7 20
Local Ttnprovement Rates 2969 Ile
Good Roads Account BM8 52
Beheol Grants 706 26.
Rents and Weigh Scalae 458 80
60 0
Etee1rto Lights 4440005 10
Wood Account 85 67
Telephone System 11686 00
Miscellaneous • 406 12
Sinking Fund 687.10
$ 80079 84
NY
EXPENDITURE$
Good Roads Account .... •..•5 9572 14
Electric Light v , ' 4818 27
Telephone. System 11481 14
Oonaty Rates ,,,1608 70
Fire Department 80 00
Interest 518 47
Salar'eLibrory 1� 0705
Printing N. 125 25
Town Hall 161 281 10
Streets
Loans repaid 45200 00
Scheele 8806 26
Debenture Account 1960 89
School Loan Account . 887 50
Miscellaneous 8112 01
2-82548 42
Selene $ 858141
ASSETS
Balance in Standard Bank 9 8581 Al
Uncollected Taxes 008 69
Telephone System 1772 25
Dominion Permanent Loan 4177 48
Local Foundry 1480.06
Eleatrfo bight System 1988 12'
Loan to Telephone System 16260 00
Debenture. -Amount 82 72
Town Hall 8000 00
Slee Department 400000
Weigh Scales 900 00
Eleatria Lamps 66 00
Town B»11 850 60
Fuel on hand - 600 00
Good Romig Account 2066 80
$ 40181 B7
LIABILITIES'
School Debentures 8 7500 00
Local improvement Deb. 8021 52
Telephone System Deb. 2211 18
Amount due Stsuderd Blink 160000 00
School Account 4400 00
.$89092 65'
School Account
School Lnan. Account
Sinking Fund
LOAD
Local Imp, A000unt
Telephone System
BALANCE SHEET
$ 4890 21
827 00
760.0000
2180 45
560 64
$18787 00
Wood Aoconnt .,..,..,,$ 1401 46
Count," times 81 92
.Good Roads Account 5696 62
Lead Account 8007 20
Balance on hand • 8681 41
18787 00
711, BLACK,
,
Auditors
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Economy
• n cheapest motor car is not
!IL necessarily the most econom-
ical car. •
The new 19.24 McLaughlin -Buick
Master -Four is the logical car for
every person to whom economy and
service are of prime Importance.
This high-grade our is so rugged
and so well constructed that repairs
are seldom needed and upkeep ex-
pense is at the minimum. The
, Master - Four McLaughlin -Buick
motor is extremely powerful, yet
the gasoline consumption is low.
The Master -Four is so reliable and
efficient that it delivers day in and
day out service with very little de-
preciation, so that the man who
owns a Master -Pour can get . a
higher resale price than the owner
of other makes • of ears.
0.216
The a.1f:A.C. ,
Dalerr.d
Pay m e ■L
Plan makes
it easy for
you t0 Own •
ear.
aj
MASTER FOUR 24-35 SPECIAL
Anderson: Bros.
DEALERS
BRUSSELS
LAUG -iLI11I BUICI
Bewley,R. Richmond,A. Murray.
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List. of Pat astes Morris for.
`1921 :-Wm. Joseph Hendon son, John
Fowler, Gen. McDonald, David Pat-
ton, Anson Thornton, Peter Moffatt,
Victor Haines, Geo. Edgar D Camp-
bell, Wn. Abram, Richard
Johnston,
Ed. Johnston, James. Peacock, 0. 13.
Forrest, R Messer, R. Golly, Geo.
Coulter, Almer Hastings, Win. Gar-
nise, Win. South, Wm. Selffile. H.
Bone, (3eo. Bone, Lewis Armstrong,
James Brydges, Garner Nicholson,
Cecil Wbeeler, Richard Proctor, Wm.
Speir, Wm. Henderson, John Shur-
rie, Duke Jordan, James Bryans, H.
Grashy, John Anderson, J, 2. Kelly,
Bert Young, John Cooke, Peter Mc -
Nob, Jos. Smith,w m. Smith, R.
Smith, Harvey McCutcheon, Henry
McCutcheon, Allan Adams, William
Thuell Albert Nesbitt, M. MHaley,
y
Won. (.taws Wm. Cunningham, Wm,
$ally, Frank Beirnps, Geo. Alcock,
Roderick McLean, Alex. Russell, John
Graig, Albert Selly, D. Laidlaw,
Leslie Fear, G. Skelton, J. P. Kelly,
N. Nicholson, J. J. McCaughey, John
Laidlaw, A. Skelton, G. McCallum, E.
Bryane, James Laweon, John Potter,
Russell Richmond, Iarvey Brown,
R. McDonald, W. Searle, J.' Short -
reed, 2. Taylor, W, ` A. McOall, W.
Anderson, J. uuA. Watt, Herb. Wheel-
er.
A. MaoEwAte, Clerk.
$25 was added to Tax Collector : Mc
4
ettie'k salarybyMullett C
ouncilLondesbproWoen's Institute held
a Pie Social and $151 were realized.
ltpays fo ase
MARTIN—SENOUR
RED SCHOOL HOUSE PAINT
fbr Barns and Outbuildings
it.has no equal
Write tto Hood Office i Mlntreeil For Fate Booklet
HOME PAINTING MADE EASY
SOLD BY
GEO. R. WELLER,
BRUSSELS, ONT.
Announcing Cash System
BRUSSELS, MARCH lst, 1924
To OUR FRIENDS AND CIISTOMERB,-
We wish to announce that after much consideration
that on and after March 1st our business will bo 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
tourers much better service in the way of prices, as you 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 milk for the goods we sell we will be
able to pay cash for the goods we purchase, thus getting a
better price because we can take advantage of all discounts,
and eliminate such chargee as interest and exchange:
We will maintain accounts for Corporations and Insti-
tntions on regular terms, as the accounts for the above have
to be Passed by shareholders before being paid, it would be
impossible for them -to pay cash.
Your patronage is edteemed, for which we express
thanks, and its continuance is solicited. ` We're here to do
business and invite you to call when anything is wanted in
our line. A `1 service promised. Our Telephone is No. 9x'
Earl Cunningham
GARAGE - BRUSSELS
ti
P014h County
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ti
Hydra
t
b
tial
years
ra
TS took ohurchos are elosed.on'ao'
noun of Scarlet fever epidemic,
Hy a power W161 awl, off at Stmt.
a' not
w 0 are paying
ford
front thine h p
their bine,
MIT, John I3yere fell on sidewalk in
Mitehell 511d broke a limb, She Is
08 yo s of age.
$4 ranted by Mitchell Connell to
town and, $100 Woe given to Horti-
cultu l Society,
Auction Sale
AUCTION 8AL$ 001 BOi78101101.D ES-
e-% REM, nue0Y, en7rraa, 460. -Jas. Taylor,
Auctioneer, has reeelved lnetruottone from
the n.nderelgtted to ec( by Public Auetdeu oat
htetoomic 8elg3Ove,en FridaY Aprft 281h, nt
2 o'okolr, p, m the following property :-(
dining room parlor
table, sideboard,
leather rocker, parlor table, reeking chafes
kitchen chairs, terse conch, Wilton rug lIxl,
boodaa new, Oaterrn0ur mattress good as new,
edstead end epringe, wash o$ends, Mare
parlor heater, copper boiler, 2 washtubs talll•
leaf table, kitchen table, Curtain poles,
jars, ate,. Daley churn, DeLavol cream separ-
ator, stoat tiro top buggy, nutter, 24adders end
other articles too numerous to mention. Sale
without reserve as premises hive been rented.
Terme--All aunts of 810 and under dash ; over
that amount 8 menthe credit given on viceroy
ed paper or 6 per cent Off for cash en credit
amounts, T. $OANDBETT,
Proprietor,
Public Notice
Take Notice that the following lands owned
by the Congregation of Duff's Presbyterian
Church,- Waiton,rOntorio, viz :-the Northerly
Witty feet of the Eagerly etxty feet of Lot
twenty-nine, Govenloak's Stove/ or pert of
Lot thirty, Oonoeselon ten In the Townehlp of
Morris, and County of Huron, era to be offer-
ed forealeby the Trustees of the said Church
by Public Anotion on the said described
uremiad5 at Welton, Ontario,on 'May tad,
1824, at 12 obtoak W tel 3TesrROttTREED cash. ..
Chairman Board of Trustees.
TENDERS FOR DREDGING
Sealed Tenders addres4ed to the undersign-
ed and endorsed . Tender for dredgintg
Goderioh. Ontario," will be received *1&3111 12
99 for
d April 17th 1 ,. , o
noon,Thursday, a
dredginrequired! d y D
d Te der wilnt at considered o erich, Ontario.
Tthe f r well apt be -byDr unless made
,00yv the forme en)S.lonn •by ,,rIh ttment and ac.
O'r'db,g to conditions sot forth therein:
Combined specification and form of tender
can be obtained on Rees
BEE) ation to the under-
signed, ao at the calces of the Dlstrfat En-
gineers, Equity Building, Toronto, Royal Bank
Building London, end as .the Post Office,
Godericti Onb, Tenders must 0 wore the
towing of the plant to and from the work.
The dredges andother plant which are in.
tended to be used on the work tilled have been
duly registered ,n enpadn at the time of the
filing of the tender with the Department. or
shall Leve been built auada alter the alio
bu 1 In (,
B
of the under.
Each tender moat be nceompanted by ria no.
cepted ehegne on a chartered bank, p.yable
to the order of the Minister of Public Works,
for 6 p. o. of the contract price, but no cheque
to be for less than fifteen hundred dollars,
t Dominion will also be
W
m Loan Bonds of the D 1
cheques, n9 seir dtyt or war bonds and
cheques, it required to make up an odd
amount.
'By order,
L. H. COLMAN,
Secretary,
Depertmentof Public Works,
Ottawa, April Bch, 1024.
Nouse and lot far Sale
Rouse end lot ter 800 00 J01111 atreet, Bruer
gels, oa the property Is a very eomfortahle 7•.
roameilI00080, beta mid left watoa, ,Bordea,
steal roof, p'qr furtpeen nlrtl small apply Ptah
ALHX, DART[ Brussels,
Shorthorns and aorkshtres
In Shorthorne we have poo matt bull 11
menthe 01,1 bred by Harry M00o0, Toronto,
sired by Imp Boloatrn, Laddie, and from a
Marr Missle dam• Areal bord bender, at far.
mar's price Auother roan, a good useful bull,
9 months old, by White Wonder. Could spare
0 few more felnalest. Also Fork Bowe Ot dlf-
ferent ages.
O,TURNBIILL 84 BONS,
'�. Lot 10, Co*,, Grey
ilrTsae .•
Phone 2814 Brussel
e.
Property for Sale
Hoose and lot of about $ mare, eltuated on
thecorner of Tnrnber'ry end Thomas streets
In the Village of Beuese10, known es the Dun.
food home On the property lea very sub.
atantial bleier h0uee ; nicely isolated, steel
roof, cement caller Boors, new formree, clothes
closets, herb room, cistern, drilled well, fruit
trees, a Moe raepborre plantation, lovely or•
m
naalrte! and evergreen trees. end a beautiful
lawn Will be sold for hell of what it. would
cost to build it to windup the estate of the
late E. 0. Danford Immediate possession,
For further partioulars apply to L. B. DUN -
FORD Detroit, or .JAS 61OPADZi9AN, (next
door), ttox i Brussels P. 0
Farms' for Sale or to Rent
One contelning 100 pores, being 1,44 Lot 22,
Con. 7. Morris, Good frame bowie with cellar
and woodshed ' good well, bank barn, hog or
sheep pan. orchard, got -d spring near center of
Wan ; about 40 sores plowed tor spring crop,
balance in posture rind timber. 814 nines from
Brussels; close to 1 ohool. Farm 18In the beet
condition RR it hoe been in pasture fora num-
bot of years.
One 200 acre farm being P4 Lots 28 and 24,
Con 7, 5Iorri8. Good frame -holm with aellar;
goad well, two orchards. barn 40¢80 and barn
29x78 with straw eh,d 10x72, hen Jimmie and
hog n.. Above buildings are in good repair.
lJon.+durable plowing done far $grins crop.
Nsver•foiling spring running into trough close
to hutidings. About 126 acres under outlive,
tion; nbont 60 acres seeded down. balance in
posture and wood 'elide, 4 miles from Bras -
mete and 4from Walton, This fano is to the
best condition.
Ism disposing of oil my farm and it not.
sold the &dove will be rented,ted. For r fnrtbee
particulars as to price and
2. forma apply to
P. AMEN7, Brussels,
Farm for Sale
•Contains 100 sores, being 34 4 Lot 28, (:on. 0,
Morris township. Good brick house with cel-
lar; banes bora withcement stabling ; driving
sba:1, drilled well and a never frilling aortae at
book. About 6D nares under oultivstion, bel.
nn0e pasture end wood lend.. Fall plowing
wiltandan. and poa+iooalon given this Fitt.
For fartherpartioulero apply to
A. H. MACD le.
ONALD a
Bruns
Representative Wanted
Iter. £sa'4TA lvg WANT* forr
a T "B *1 U00 and
Huron County to represent The Old tellable
N Aspin Nurseries." Big saica aro to b0 made
In^xelltng Nursery Stock during the roeon•
etruetion period. A splendid opportunity for
1 n
live salesmen. Highest eonrminatons paid,
handsome, free equipment, largo line of fruit
and ornamental stook to offer, STONE 0
WEL1.1140T0N, Toronto, Ont,
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• The Seaforth Creamery
•
eream Wanted
Send your Cream to the Creamery thoroughly
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 Crdam sam-
pies and pay you the highest market prices every two
weeks. Cheques payable at par at -Bank of Nova Scotia.
aFor further particulars see our Agent, MR. T. C.
• McCALL, Phone 231o, Brussels, or write to
•i
• The Seaforth Creamery Co.
SEAFORTH, ONT.
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Brussels Creamery
ream Wanted
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,
Prompt Service Satisfactory Returns
MINOMISMINIMIRONI
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