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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1924-5-7, Page 4e t rasstis g • Wi$1JNl,'aDA5i" A Mi 7 1924 Legit `sale ahoy sold, •.A • P e 1 ies ', sit rPo WAS sl gendlenein who wmi annoyed by the a ,3 F V bo no of An ASH " I'Es i this Is ti male Mloving age but the pity of it is that so mush of the jazz variety is served and coestquently a cultivation of good taste for the better aotnpasitions Is not likely Io be created. Tire good o'd songs of so years ago have not Mit their appeal to those who wish M have a real musical feast, WHILE it is great gift to have a good memory It le sometimes a wonderfully better thing to bave a good "forgetter'. Latter helps kill out the very dangerous ailments of "grudge" and ' get even" and fells tbese periods' with "Help•a bit" plans and tempests, Life is too short to go'ound with a scowl or a dagger. A n5 YEAR old Pekingese canine, be- longing toad beloved by the celebrat- ed pianist, Padesetwaki, died at Chicago of old age and enteritis. It was a Schnee of great grief to the tra-la tallier el the ivories who lavished considerable nine - tion on the dog, There are some poodles that have greater care bestowed on them than a host of kiddies. A. mien of Peace to the battle scar- red and seared world is prophesyed by Premier MacDonald of Ragland, Guess there is nothing needed worse if matey countries are to retaintheir places among tbe Nations. Possibly Ibis old eartb is ready for another visit of a dove with au olive branch but in the mean- time we might try to live peacably with all men. Too bad the defunct Home Bank could not be endowed with the Midas touch until re-embursement was 'made those who trusted the bank beyond their ability to trace it. Folk talk about "robbing Peter to pay Paul" but we have not yet noticed attlere Hon, Peter Smith, receot Provincial Treasurer has even acknowledged that he received any coin without earning it by the sweat of his jaw, Now that a bobbed Bair female bandit bas landed in the toils, after some dar- ing exploits around Brooklyn and New York, it is said the police are asked to keep tab on the shingled, puffed and waved hair dressing as a future incrim- inating evidence following up the anger print impressions, The limbs of the law will do the "combing," as they call it, Beertss Empire Exhibition was opened to the public last week at Wemb- ley, England, by King George and the Prince of Wales. It covers 230 acres and will remail open notil September, There was a tremendous throng and on tbe musical program, in addition to massed Bands there was a great choir of memo voices who rendered wonderful music on the occasion, Are you going? COVETS bave proclaimed tbat Harry Thaw is no longer a lunatic but the man he murdered when "be had rooms to let" remains dead just the same. If Harry bad been a poverty stricken beg- gar we guess he would still be an in- mate of the bug house but with a mil- lionaire it is different. He should dis- solve partnership with the sbooting iron, however, so that if he takes anoth- er spell he may not repeat the former offense. Foxe Whereat Is a shipping point worth while. Toe Pose notices that the 1st two days of active navigation saw the outgoing of 2,000,000 bushels of grain, and Oils is an index of the world's granaries located at this Liverpool of Canada. 2924 will see a booming trade we hope, wttb a harvest to the West of a character tbat will tax the great eleva. tors of the above mentioned port. St fate A DAY Is the trifling matter over which Toronto plasterets strike because the contractors think rate too exorbitant, Wereukon that $x.4o an hour, for an 8 hour day. is plastering it on a trifle too thick and likely to take the hair off, Even Trade 'Union% can saw their own heads off and the scaffold may see the execution of their demand iastead of acquiescence in it. Otber people have rights as well as the. trowel wielders, CHvaea Union Is the biggest question before Canada today and instead of waning in its influence is more virile thea ever. There are those who are opposed, we know, but the principles bellied the prime object Cannot be gain- seyed and are bound to assert them. selves, The trend of the times is to- ward a nutted front arrayed against the forces of evil and deetruotion and, if this he true and if in Union there is Strength, then optimists will see tineed. vantages to be gained by hastening the r 41A Hit pM •f 1 N . W Are Yot�N• ��t��� �. ��i� WSitted MOVing 911 fro T front OW 1'"i s� r 3® We do Long Distance Trucking, - Get our prices before shipping. hays'-WIl1ham e Phone -82 ru4iv' leisvsi lfi! ei 4y . day of closer Brotherhood and a loyal response to the clarion Ball—Forward March, Hslca's a note of interesl'to cattle men and the prospect of improved market in the British market:—"A consignment otggo cattle from South West Africa to Great Britain --the 1st in 3o years—ar- rived in safety and in good condition, notwithstanding the fact that the voyage covered some miles and obcupied 24 days," Cauada will require to be wide awake to this trade if sbe hopes to hold a eineh on it as John Bull and bis fol- lowers are great beef -eaters ' Two es- sential features for this Dominion to recognize is Quality and Quantity. 7r sbould be a first consideration with everybody to clean up their premises for the sanitary advantages, the improve- ment to tbe property and so as to eom ply with the Board of Health and the regulations governing it. A good ex. ample is infectious and sometimes a wouderfal transformation is wrought to a street or a town by the energetic efforts of a comparative few in setting the pace. This is the mouth to set things to right, do your part as soon as possible so as to be ready for the Sanitary Inspector's call. Tem Moderation League is credited with rolling stones in the pathway of Cbareb. Union legislation with the hope of barking the consummation of „Me plan in its outworking. If true one reason for the League's disapproval would be tbeir expectation that the uuited forces would be arrayed against tbe liquor traffic and the return of the booze to this Province. Every church member who loves sobriety and cares for the moral welfare of the people should be opposed to the return of the aped bar aad the Moderation League should not only be opposed in their propaganda but should: have every church organization battery trained on the ramparts of [oho Barleycorn and such broadsides fired until after , the proposed Plebiscite as will demolish the return of grog and also give a hint to the Parliamentarian that this is a Chris- tian land and nota territory to be dis- poiled and branded by the resumption of a destroyer of home comforts and happiness, a debaueber of young and old and by it's past history has not a feature to commend it or a legitimate plea for squatting on municipalities from which it was legally and almost unanimously driven years ago. Let us wake right up and be ready to fight the intruder. Bev, F. L Lewin Removes From Bervie to Brussels Kindly Remembered. By Friends Bervie correspondent to Kincardine Reporter speaks of the new rectos' and his family as follows :—Sunday, April 27th, Rev. F. L. Lewin preached his. farewell sermons in the churches of Bervle, Kingarf and Kinlough. All churches were packed to ,the doors, especially the latter, where only standing room was available. Ms text was taken from II Corinthians 13.11. "Finally, brethren, farewell. fee perfect, be of good comfort, be of one mind, live in peace and the God of love and peace. shall be with you." At the service at Kingarf, Wm. Pilkington, Kincar- dine, sang in good voice very suitable solos. Wednesday evening, April 23rd, about 80 members of the congregation of Kingarf ehut'ch, met at Berate rectory to present Rev. F. L. Lewin with 2 beautiful upllolatered reed chairs and to Miss Doreen Lewin a lovely gold brooch. Presentation was made by the 2 church wardens, . 0, Russell ea G. Rainee. Address was read by Lloyd Kuetee, as follows :— Dean MR. AND MOS. Lsowiie AND DORgaN.—It is with deep regret that we, your friends from Kingarf, have wseembled here this evening to bid you Farewell, During your 4 years of service here you bave not only faith - Wily performed the duties required of you but you were ever ready and will- ing to give assistance wherever it was required. We regret very much that you are leaving us, We will anise your smilingg face and cheery' moods but will look forward to seeing you frequently in the future, "8herers of Our glorious past, Brothers, we must part 21 Mat, Shall we not through good or ill,. Cleave to one another still ?" —Tennyson, As a slight token of our apprecia- ti0n of your many acts of kindneas, we beg you to aoeepb this gift, not bleat we in any way meeeure yeti up We want a npitsbe of i'ieu and Boys to work in our Wagon Wnrlte, Bruseele, Apply at once. 1Arnent Oros., White nettereete to our estimation of your value but le will serve to show that your work here has not'beeu ft'ultleee, May God'e richest blesaltige follow yntl in vont' new field of labor, Signed on belutlf „of 70110.. Kingarf congregation. Oaree Itessrs r,, G, HAWN, Geo. YOUNG, ki. CHAIIBOURNE. On Monday, April 21st; Rev, and Mre. Lewin had a eurpt'ise party when a .huge crowd of people representing tae 13ervie community congregated at the Rectory to present them with a splendid oak buffet as a token of their regard, upon the eve pf depar• tura from Bervie to Br.ussel%,. Presentation was made by Wm. Peter and the address read by Mrs, T. ' 0. Hewitt, which was as fellows Rrv. F, L, LENIN AND MIta. LEw1N DEAR F1tIENDS.—It ie with deep re- gret that we, the people of Bervie, Mee the necessity of parting with you. You have endearedyourselves to 1.19 by your big -heartedness and yule have been friendly without distinction, especially to the aged. Your unusual musical talents have been freely plac- ed at the disposal of the community, as willingly at the call of outer con- gregations as for your own, MIs. Lewin's untiring zeal in the Mission. are Society and her active inteeest the Women's Institute. have been greatly appreciated. The hunters and checker players will be lost 'without Mi'. Lewin. Doreen has won for her- self a place in the affection of the com- munity that will be hard to, WI. We can only wish you every 'enceinte in your new parish and ask you to accept this gift as a remembrance of the friends you have made in your Bret parish. Signed on behalf of Bervie eolnmun- ity, MRs, T. 0. HEWITT, JAS. bMCKINNEY, W. H. PETER. Mr. Levin, in a few well-chosen heartfelt words, stated his complete. eurprise and in view of the number concerned marvelled ve led how the secreC bad been o kept t p s well. He eloquently thanked the donors for their kind wishes and generous action and stated how gratified he was to see so many Methodists and Presbyterians as well as Anglicans present, He felt that he was more than repaid for any little assistance he had been able to give to any of their undertakings and wished the whole community the beet of sue. cess and harmony. The evening was spent listening to a good impromptu program under' the direction of Rev. A. O. Smith, after which refreshments were served, The party broke up a little after midnight. A $inlough reporter says :—A number of people in this vicinity at - lbw, tended Divine service in Klelougti Angiioan church Sunday evening when Rev, F. Lewin Reeve 'file fare- well meesage to a olowded ehui'oh, Ile will be rnlesed by all, Seldom a rector meltee for ttl0lee11 the nulnbitr or ft iends Mr. Lewin has, while bis wife and daughter, Doreen, were indeed. Mortgage Sale. Valuable Farm hi the Township of Morris in the county of Httron Pursuant tb the Power of Bele contained in oerteln Mortgages, doted the Iflghth day of unroll A, D..1019, end the Ninth day of July, A. D. 1022, whloh will be produced et the bene of rile, there will be offered for tele by Publto Auction At theueen's Rotel ln.the VIIIe �. a 9f Brussels 4 MON' Thursday, the i5th 'day of Nay l A. D. 1024at.2 O'clock p. m,,, by D. 7d. Seettt Esq., Auctioneer; All and singular that certain parcel or tract of land and premises athlete, lying and bean In the Townehlp of Morrie, in the County o0 Heron andProvinoe of Ontario, being compos• ed of the South Helot Let Number 'Oblrty, in the Seventh Coneeeslon of the Township of Morrie, containing by, admeasurement One Hundred acres of land, be the same more or lees, l7pon the property Is erected a one and ono• halt story brink veneered house, with brick kitchen ntteebod end woodshed ; a bank barn 40 x8.9 feet. with Cement etabling underneath; a driving shed 24 x 80 feet ' and a hen house and piggery 15 x24 feet. There le also a good drilled wall on the premises. All the land is ander cultivation excepting about two acres of herdwpod bush. The property Is conveniently eitnated on the main grave( road, about two miles from the Village of Brussels, on the Can - BCH" National Kati way, and three miles from the Village of Walton, on the Canadian Paola° Railway. The title is lndlaputable, The property will be offered for sale subleat to a reserved bid. Teem or SALE.. --Ten per sent of the enr- oheee money to be paid down at the bime of sale, and the balance within thirty days there- after, without interest, when possession will be given. suitable arrangements may, how• ever, be made to allow a portion of the pur- chase money to remain on mortgage et a rea- sonable rate of interest. Farther information, particular- and condi- tlenn of anle may be had on applloatiop to the undersigned, D. Af,. SCOTT, or W. Af, SINCL,AIR, Auctioneer, Vendor's Solicitor, Brussels, Ont. Bruesele, Ont, laved by all. "They, will reside in LHrusvele where Mr, Lesvin will have altar' a froth the latae Sunday la May. People, will do well to remember his kindly talk and words pf' Waterlog. Hie Mende Will afxlousiy leak for a vfelt from them Alpha 02.e000 00 ripe pot'tunity eifonlei 21111 of May sportsat lyiituhell. Mrs, A, Goebel, Mitetlell, has die, pposed of her Jewellery heftiness to a Mr. Barnes, of Moosejasv, who will continue it, Auction Sale of Valuable Farm Property Situate, in the Township of Morrie In tho County of Huron Pursuant to the ppwer of mule oontaiped in eertaln Mortgage which will. be produoed at the time or sale there will be offered far sale byPublic) n g g Anotion, B at the American Hotel in that village of Brnsaola, In the Oennty of Tinton, ou Monday, .the lath day of May, LO. 1924. et lecke* in the. afternoon, the following valuable property, namely Alt end singular that certain parcel or treat of land and premleee athlete lying and being in the Township of • Morrie athlete, the County of Huron and Province of Ontario,- and being composed of the Sopth Halves of Lots num- bees 211ty-siz and Fifty-seven ie the !Tires Con- eesaion of the paid Township, containing one hundred acres of laud more or less This property is situated -about dvg, and one- half melee tram the Villsgee of Bruasele and. Wroxeter and about live ,miles from the Vil« lege of Biuevale on a good gravel road and in a good farming (iommunity. It is situate •about one -halt mile from the school„house and store and blacksmith shop. There are on the premleea" a one and'one- half story brick veneer house 00430 feet with frame summer kitchen and woodshed stlaoit' 0d end soft and hard water in the house t a frame barn 40x85 feet with bricked horse abe- ble therein and e bricked oow stable 801016 with a straw sited overhead ' a driving shed 80 x 20 feet; a atone pig pen 15 x 20 feet ; and a frame sheep pen and. hen house. There is about ono -halt- an acre of orchard,' The soil is aood clay loam and about 85 mores are at fareuliivetion, There is abundance of water sit the year roand. TE955 or, 5&Ls—Tea per cent of the par• ahem 1110110 to be paid to the Vendor's Solic- itor on the day of sale and the balance within thirty days thereafter. The property will be offered subjeot to a reamers price, Fut'tber particulars, and conditions of sale may be obtained from the nndareigned. Dated the 29th day of April, A. D,1924, R. VANSTONE, Winghan), Ont,, Vendor's Solicitor, ltpgys to use f MARTIN —SENOUR uR 1007 PURE PAINT,�,.,,,,,,,�& VARNISHES fbr Litepe ��1arpose- Surlhhe Write to Head canoe, Motorial: for Fres ,Booklet 'SOME PAtNTIPiC vim= EASY SOLD BY GEO. R..VVELLER, BRUSSELS, ONT. wen Teachers to' Tour Dominion Included in the itinerary are .Lake Louise, lett; Vermilion laver, centre; Melton, where children are seen hoisting the flag, end tend. T0 teach the youth of Canada about Canada and uu the country justice it is first necessary that ore should see Canada. That is the view of the Canadian Teachers' Federation anti no one will question le Wlith the idea of correcting any deficiencies in this respect under which its members may be labouring the Federation, accordingly, bas decided to matte its trip to Victoria, B. C., for this year's annual conven- tion as a personally conducted tour, lasting from Au- gust 4th to 12th and premising a very interesting and instructive programme for the pedagogues and their friends,• - Arranged. by Dr. A. I0. hardy, Vice -President of the Federation, and R. E. Howe, President, Provincial A2sociation of Protestant Teachers, Quebec, in eon- junettlen with the Canadian Pacific Railway, the tour coverts as Wide a field as is humanly possible In the time allotted. It will be made on a special train start- ing from. Toronto and following the mato line of the Canadian 'Pacific throughout, Stop -overs varying from a few hours to a day will be made at many points of interest along the route be give the teachers a full opportunity of seeing the sights at these places, Fort William and Port Arthur, the great inland grain ports of this ooun;try and the funnel through wbloh Canada's huge drops pour out to feed the world, Winnipeg, the world's greatest grain market, and boasting the world's greatest railway yarda,in these of the Canadian Pa- retic, the bustling prairie cities of Regina and Moose Jaw, Calgary, the metropolis of the ptainie provinces and a sew -toren only a few years ages, Vanoouvet, the beautiful seaport on the Mild Pacific coast which 1e forging ahead at almost terrifying speed—these are all entered on the sahedule for _prolonged inspection. A long atop will also be made at Bente Springs Hotel, the palatial boatalrs. in the heart of the tiocklee where all the recreations provided, such as hiking, riding, svnmming and paotint*tln slitnbing,1111 be 'tea to the teachers. Lake Louise, called 'probably the most per- fect bit of scenery in the known•1world, wall also be visited, lunch being taken at the Chateau there. 'The magnificent ran through the Rockies to the coast will be made in daj'light. ' The entertainments arranged for the teaehers in- clude many automobile drives, a reception at the Twin Cities, luncheon at Winnipeg and Calgary and a re- ception at Vancouver, under the auspices of the local Tesebers' ,Association in each of the cities mentioned, luncheon at Regina as the guests of the Premier and Government of Saskatchewan, followed by a drive around the city In automobiles provided. by the Rotary Club. While In Moose Jaw, the Visitors will also be taken for a drive by the 1oca1 Board of 'Trade. A epeeist' return trip under similar arrangements for those who care to tAlre it has also been planned. Starting from Victoria, it includes the wonderful run through 1110 mountains over the Kettle Valley Railway, the steamer trips over beautiful Okanagan and Koote- nay Lakes, through the heart of the fruit -growing country, thence to Lake Windermere, and by motor over the splendid new Banff -Lake Windermere High- way to Vermilion River Camp and Banff, Then come Edmonton, the prosperous gateway to Canada's rich Northland, Saskatoon, an dmportant prairie city, Win- nipeg, nlpeg, Kendra, Fort William and across the Great Lakes via the Boo to Pert McNicell and Toronto. This trip Taste from Anglia 17th to 29th and includes a stop -over ter dinner at Penticton, dinner, a night's stay and breakfast at lovely Lake Windermere Camp; lunolt at VermtltOn River Camp, and a day at Banff, Devito Gapm the de- ma ton Winnipeg and v!1 sGa Ed n W lightful resort otl.the Lake of the Woods, near Kendra, The visits to the Camps, the meter run throligil the awurttains and the refreshing Ball across the Great LoksO Wens make ties return •trip iutlrtttely desirable, Mitchell, lute oumeroue otlieetowns is short on Images to relit, ' There are tt teams in South Perth i i 17, P, 0, Base .Bull GR aa ue til s emeriti, 40 memhera St; et ford Orange Lodge visited Mitchell Loige De a recent date and had a big thus, Township Treasurer Liu ton, 'Logan, has purchased the residenee of Laurie Ohaptnarl, Mitellell, at ;b2,000, Thursday evening of 11118 week Stratford Salvation Moly Band give a musical 4 ostival in Mitchell Towp Hall, House and lot for Sale , Two•atory frame house withive bed rooms, parlor, dining room, pantry and kitchen ; soft water, fruit trees, some berry and Durrant bushes. Akio geed cellar and berm. Bold et reasonable price, Apply at Willi Posy. NOTiOE TO OREDITORS.—in the matter of tho estates Of Annie P. Turnbull, late of the Township of Morris, in the County- of Huron, epinstor, Deceased Notloa is hereby given porsusut to The Re- vised Statues of Ontario, 1014, Chapter 121, that till Creditore end others havingg claims against Ehehaute of the said Annie P. Turn- bull, who died on or about the 18th day of April, A. D , 1924, are rsqutred on or before the 1755 day of Map A, D. 1924, to pend' by poet .repaid ordeliver to Wnt, Knox, Braa• art of Revi*Iort Township of Morels The Death of fie ielen nit the Assessment Ugh of the To eete et Morels, will be held at the Township Doh. antler, the 26111 day of Afey, next, at 10 80 p aleck 8, m. All partlee r 1 I rene vs i win nal take orlon andgovern pl e t e n . themselves seeprdhnglA. StA0E W JON, Clerk, Hluevele, Aprl' 92n4,1154 Guernsey Lull Service In order to improve the dairytype of cattle in Ibi8locality Ileum deeldsd to otter rev Ren- tor herd afire, Vanity Prince of Nordlaab, for soryice ton limited number, only, of Yon19 healthy animals, Terms 17,00, pneh at time of eervlee, with privilege sf returning 11 neoee• amY, trio. do not think this n profitable tipper - emcee to both make nnoney and get real dairy calves stook, net try to buy one of Ma heifer celvp, 110(5 biose who new have .tberu. As for as I yon aeoertatn their priae le 16000, True—Milk to milk. -but Ob what a dlff4rono, D. M. }SCOTT. Proprietor, Glen liold tiaernsey farm Shorthorns and Yorkshires In Shorthorns we have one, roan bull 11 months old, bred by Harry MOGes, Toronto, aired by Imp, Belealrtt Laddie, and, from a Marr Mesta dam, A real herd header. at fur- naces price Another roan. a good morel ball, 9 months old, by white Wonder. Could spare a few more falcate% Also York Bows ofPdif. sets P. O„ one of the Executors of the estate of 1 t the Raid deceased, their, Chrietlan and Sur- area. aged. names, addresses and descriptions, the full O, Zrf7R'NBULL n: BONS, partic,lsre of their 0191104, the gtstement. eh n Lot ]O, Con.R, It5, OrBru els their ae0onnte and the nature of their swirl. Phone 2814 R. R. 2 Brussels. tles (It wart held by them. And farther take notice that otter ouch last. last . mentioned date the said E s the will era• cited to distribute the Esselte of the deceased Danford Property ertyy for Saleanion st the parties entitled thereto, lowing regard only to the claims bf which they shell - thee have notice and the said Egeontort will I not be liable for the said ameba, or any part thereof to eny perlon or persona of whose olefin notice shall not have been .received by them at the time of such dietrlbution• Dated Mils Twentyelghtb day of April, A. D.,10,34, W, M. tOINOLAIR, Sonoitor for Thomes Turnbull and William Knox, Expositors. - - Hose and lot of about % time, situated on the corner of Tor:Merryy and Thomas streete. in the Village of Brussels, known es the Dun. ford home. On the property is a very sub• atnntial brick home ; nicely isolated, steal roof, cement oiler doors, new furnace, clothes closets, bath room, cfotern, drilled well fraft trees, a aloe raspberry plantation, lovely ore namental and ever reap trees, and a beautiful • lawn, will be No for half of what it would cost to build it to wind up the estate of the late E. 0. Danford. Immediate poem/don. For further particulars apply to L. S. DUN. FORD, Detroit, or. JAS, 510FADZEAN, (next door), Box 1 Brussels P. 0. Contotne 100 agree, being S14 Lot 28, Con, 6, Morrie township. Good brick house with cel- lar; bank barn with cement stabling ; driving shed, drilled well aad aeeverfalling sprin at beck About r t 8 e gel 1 ration bat- ' 1 will be done and woof fond. Fail plowing w rfurthor and pessession given this FtUI. Forlurtherpart4auMrm apply to A. H. MACDONALD, Brunets. NOTICE TO OREDITORS,—in the matter of the estate of James D. McNair, tato of the Township Of Grey, in the County of Huron, Farmer, Deceased. Notice is thereby given pursuant to The Re- vised Statutes of Ontario. 1014, Chapter 125, that all Creditors and others haeln' olefins against the eetate of the paid Jamas D, Monfir, who died on or about the 4th day of February, A. D. 1024, ere required on or before the Seventeenth dayof Ales, 1to end b poet eld or 'deliver to Mary Mc- Nair,Brussels. P.O, the Executrix rI the estatof the siddeceased, their Christian and Sanlnmen, ssesandescri .-, the full r 01 bheiretus, the t5(0ment of their accounts budthe nature ol the mead. ties (it any) held by them. i And farther take notice that atter meltmeltlast . mentioned dote said Executrix will proceed to distribute the 'Beets of the deoensed amongst the pnrbies entitled thereto, havin regard only to the chains of which she shall then have notioe and the said Exeeatrlx will not be liable for the Bald meta, or any pert thereof to any person or persons of whose Maim notice shell not have been received by her at the time of aeeh dietribotiOn. Dated this Twentyditb day of April, A. D. 1024. W. M. SINCLAIR, Sollotlor for the Executrix. Farm for Sale Representative Wanted REPttEOENTATITS WANTS= for Brussels and' Buren County to represent °The 01d Reliable Fontein Nureerles,' Rig sales are to lie made .inselling Nursery stook during the recon- struction period, A splendid opportunity for a live salosman. Highest commissions paid, handsome, free equipment, large line of fruit and ornamental stook to oiler, STONs & WELtisioy N, Toronto, Ont. 111041101100 Irian 041.0+e+' bG+e+0'4'i•04.04.0+0•t'd4e-1-e•l's'Ab-iW'i•94,4if0+9+it+i+•0+0.1. 9 The Seaforth Creamery k Bream 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. et We will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test it honestly, using the scale test to weigh Cream sain- t, and pay you the highest market, pri sain- t,ces every two weeks: Cheques payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia. For further particulars see our Agent, MR..T, C. McCALL, Phone 231o, Brussels, or write to • b The Seaforth Creamery Co. I 01 SEAFORTH, ONT,. .1•4144l4'0d4•04 4*A plaint �.l.4dPM�.A a.6.1.4♦.NA.'F1•hi,FAi••N4•441 414. 04• Brussels Creamery Crearn Wanted We will pay Patrons 1 cent per pound butter far, extra, if Cream is Delivered at our Face tory. Call and get a Can and make other En- quiries if interested. Prompt Service e c i s p t;, S t s act.)ry Returns immensolomormos sasiamsffsgargara BrvssIs CrmeryAt 1,StWert Prop.