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Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College, Day and night pails. OIAoe oppoilto
k'lour Mill, Icthel,
iVMAUDE 0. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Graduate Dopa rtnient of O>hthohnolog7, Ms•
Oortnlo1 Modteal College, Chicago, Ill, Three
months poet graduate coarse during year 1010,
Eyes scientifically examined.
Latest Modorn Mothods uood,
1'l Urosi11yosetrolgllfoned throughproper-
1y fitted Lenses,
Satisfaction Assurod.
Oalee hours :. 1010 12 a, at, ; 1.10 to 6 p. nt,
Saturday ovenin"g, 7.00 to 0 o'clock,
Phone '20x
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AGENT FOR
Fire, Automobile and Wind Ins.
'COMPANIES
For Brussels and vicinity Phone 647
JAMES N7'FADZEAN
Agent Buick Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Moo
Hartford Windstorm and Tornado Insurance
Phone 42 Box 1 'rurnberry Street, Brussels
T. T. M'RAE
M.B.,M:O, P.. AS, O.
M. O. H., Village of Brussels,
Physician, Surgeon, Acoouohonr
Office at residence, opposite Mely Ilte Chnrob,
William street.
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BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,
CONVEYANCER, NOTARY PUBLIC
LECKIE BLOCK - BoUSSELS
PSOUOFOOTI KILLOSAH & HOLMES—
Barristers 80.»citors Notarlos Publics "
Office on the Square, 2u.. door from Hamilton
Street,
(i 0DER1011 0NT,
Private fonds to loan at lowest rates.
W. PaoUDFOOT, E. C. J. L. S7LLOR.1
DUDLEY HOLMse, JUN.
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The Indian Herbalist
May be found in the Stratton Block
Brunets, Wednesday and Satarday
of each week anal farther notice.
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High Grade Instruction Only t
ELLIOTT
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{y/ Tonga & Charles Ste., Toronto
• Remains open all year and admits stn•
1?�� dente n any thnc• Strong demand for
'J% our graduate1 all the Elms. Right now
'� la n sylend3d time to omnnrenoe pot
here, Thoruagh preparation is okapi•
utoly necessary today and it always
d pays to attend n strictly first-class
g eohoolgond not no imitation one..
• Write today, for free Catalogue.
W, ✓. ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL
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BUSINESS '
COLLEGE
STRATFORD, ONT.
prepares young men and young women.
for Filminess which is now Canada's
greatest profeeolon We assist gradu-
ates to positions a
ny is they have h rap•
,teal training which enables Cham to
meet with success. Students are reg-
!stored each week. Get our free eat.
galogue and learn something about our
0t•different departments.
��D; A. M,LACHLAN, PRIN.
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Diamand
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Rings
April
THE MONTH FOR DIAMONDS
We Are showing a trite selection
of Diamond Icings in the newest
rotouutiugs Nom
$20.00 to $250.00
New Stock Unusual Values
If you aro interested it •c.•i11 pity
you to come and see aur treeo 't-
tnent, We will be pleased to
have you roll and see our
Specials for April
The D(amond Month
J. R. Wendt
Jeweler
Wroxeter
'1 HE
• WANTED
• Higlle5t market prices
paid,
• See me or Phone No, 2x, Brae-
eels, and will call and get
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p your Poultry.
M. Yoll ck
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lrarIll Netell homers
THE roads are fine,
FISHING is a popular sport,
Lr1o11T frosts retard vegetatiou.
Council, met last Monday evening.
WEATHER keeps cool and backward.
Srtefxn flowers are making an effort
to bloom.
VICTORIA Day.—May 24th—will be the
next Public holiday,
ADVERTISING in THE POST brings good
results, IE you doubt it try for your-
self.
POULTRY raising is being engaged in
by a number of folk on a large scale in
this oeighborbood.
THE building utilized as an ice house
on Mrs. Geo. Jackson's property 'has
been taken down and removed.
BY a break in tbe engine of the Ament
Bros, & White factory a few undesired,
holidays were ou the program.
OPINION of the business men at the
meeting last week was that hydro lights
in the business block was desirable on
both sides of Turnberry street,
Milverton Sun moved their plant in-
to their new office this week. Fine
premises have been built by Editor
MacBeth. Good luck to the Sun.
BRusSELL postoffice staff take the
Thursday afternoon half holiday, hence
the wicket is not open, Access to lock
boxes and drawers is available however.
Tux surplus water from the Robert
Thomson cold storage plant will be pip-
ed to the mill dam to augment the stip-
oly required for tbe Logan chopping
moll.
A NOTE from D. N. McDonald, of
Provost, Alberta, in remitting his sub -
seri ption to THE Pose' says :—This leaves
us all real well sod just starting seeding.
Weather has been rather backward but
folk say we get best crops on late
Sp rings,
Bluevale
J. Hutton, a Presbyterian probation-
er, has been visiting at the palentul
home, Bluevale prior to taking Mie-
sion work in New Ontario for the
Summer.
W. Al. S. -Annual meeting of the
W. M. S. of Bluevale Methodist
Church was held at the borne of Mrs.
Ed. Johnston, 1st line Morris. Fol-
lowing officers were elected for nom.
ing year.:—Pres„ Mrs. A. Shaw :
Vice Pres , Mrs. 1. Breckenridge ;
Rec. Secretary, Mrs. H. Borman • Cor.
Secretary, Mrs. L. Jewitt; Teae.,
Mrs. J. J. Sellers ; Pianist, Mrs. M.
Smith ; Outlook Secretary, Mrs. J.
Master ; Supt. Christian Stewardship,
Mrs. Hetherington. Society had a
very successful year. Mrs. Johnston
served tea after the meeting and an
enjoyable afternoon was spent.
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Atwood
12 new pupils started school last
week in Junior department.
New caretaker• of Presbyterian
church will be Robert Smart,
Annual meeting of the Young Peo-
ple of the Methodist Church was held
wheu following officers were elected :
Hon. -President, Rev, B. Snell ; Presi-
dent, J. P. Greensides ; 1st Vice.
President, E. G. Coghlin ; 2nd Vice -
President, A. Hymens ; 3rd Vice.
President, J. W. Wileon ; 4th Vice,
Edna Brown ; Secretary, Gordon
Switzer ; Treasurer, Lorne. Lucas ;
Organist, Edna Brown ; Assistant,
Ruth Robinson ; Rep. Y. P. S., Geo.
Hume.
Walton
SNELLING—YOUNG.—Man '
til diet
Par -
soilage, Houk ony was the scene of f
a quiet but pretty wedding on Wed-
nesday
e -nesday afternoon when Mitre Mean,
daughter of William and Mrs. Young,
Logan township, became the bride
of George Garvin Snelling, sot of
George and Mrs. Snelling, Walton,
Ont., Rev. G. W Butt officiating.
Bride wore a dress of kitten's eau
crepe, and long flowing veil, and car-
ried a corsage boquet of white arul
pink carnations. Only a few of the
immediate: relatives were present
Mr. and Mrs. Snelling will reside of
the groom's farm near Walton. May
their joys be many,
PRESENTATION To RYAN FAMILY.—
On Friday evening
76 friends a
d
neighbors gathered at the bonne of
Alai:tin and Airs. Ryan to *peed a
social evening with them before their
departure, AMr. Ryan sold his fat m to
George Patterson, of this locality,
who took possession, May 1st, Mr.
Ryan left for Northern Ontario. Aire.
Ryan will realde for q time with Mrs.
Kline, St, Marys, and Miss Ellie Ryan
will continue her position in Wing -
bean. During the eveningpresenta-
tion wire made to Mre. yan of a
goldrosar'y, Mies Ellie Ryan, a club
bag anti Martin, gold cuff links the
gifts beingresented by Mrs. Thos.
6 tohibald, presented
Ellie Rowlanand
David Sholdice respectively, and the
address read by Ed, Rowland, as fol-
lows 1--
DEAIL 11008. RYAN, AlIBs ELLIE AND
ARTIN.•-•1Ve have oaken the pletes-
uee of gathering here this evening to
spend a fete social hours with you be.
fore your departure from our ccn-
uauity. You have hake, a prowin-
ou0 Pact in our social life and have al-
ways been ready to help in time of
trouble, Mrs. Ryan will long be *'e-
111*' In bored as one of the earliest and
highly eotaened residents of the
Vicinity. Wo' cannotexpeess in words
our regret at your' leaving us and
have therefore chosen these little glfte i
to te11'you In another way and as a
renten,btanee of the friends and
neighbors yen have Jeft at Walton,
We eek your neeoptanee Of these
tokens and extend our best wishes for,
Vint- every oncoses end Ila,ppiness in
your future lives. We are
Trope AItOHIHALD,
ROWAN° ROwLAND.
Fn11owhng the address the gather•
ing joined in eillging, "Smile, Smile,
Smile,"
WIWgham
A. E. Lloyd le back from a trip to
the West,
Rev. Dr, Petrie attended the Synod
brat week at Woodstock,
OoHBAEudlliitotrt fowlatsheaUpapnoaintieadn OHdigeh
of
Foresters.
Wednesday afternoon of this week
is the first of a weekly series of half
holidays in town.
Whtgbetn Methodist Sabbath
School has a neembershiir of 820. Mis-
sionary givings 5203.
Last week Geo, and Mrs, Spotton
attended the funeral of the late Joseph
Meighen, at St, Alarye.
Owing to the death of Caretaker
Hughes John Hopper has been ap.
,pointed to look after the Public School
as Janitor. He should fill the bill o.k.
Messrs. Cosene & Booth, Inenrance
Agents, • have moved from the Van -
atone building to Queen's Hotel block.
Former site will be cleared for Sold-
iers' Memorial monument.
Qorrie
Planing mill ie, running.
A new Ford touring car has been
purchased by Jae. Hastie. •
Mies E. Ross went on a trip to the
West where she will visit relatives
and old friends.
Last week Mrs, Walter Simpson,
Orange Hill, was buried in Gorrie
Cemetery. She was in her 67th year
and died on the 25th alt,
Fordwich .
Mrs. (De.) McInnis is visiting her
mother at St. Thomas,
Jas. Lynn has' baen quite ill but ie`
pulling up to old form.
Rev. Mr.Laing has been rushing the
season with early rhubarb.
A number of new cars have been
purchased by the neighborhood folk,
D. Demmerling has gone sailing.
His wife and children will live at P.
Doig's until his return,
Geo. Aldrich and Mies Rosetta Kroft
were united in marriage on April 291.11,
Wish them prosperity.
Mrs, Jackman who was visiting
g
here for some months, has returned
t0 her home in Wisconsin.
A. A..and Ales. Graham, 10th Con.,
are in receipt of a war memento which
they cherish highly, It is the wooden
cross taken from the head of the
grave of their eon, Alex., in France
and sent to them by the *War Graves
Commission. It is a plain white wood-
en erose bearing these. words :—"A. J,
G. Graham, No. 664805, 27.8 18." It
also shows where it had been in the
ground about two feet as the clay was
still clinging to it. .
Molesworth
Some of the farmers are through
seeding.
Mrs. Wm. Murray, London, visited
at D. F. Stewart's.
Roland Brown, Detroit, vieited un-
der the parental roof. •
Elton McKay, Moncrieff, is assisting
Geo, Robertson with the Spring work.
Aliso Ethel Finlay, Listowel, ds holi-
daying at her uncle's, Thos. Simpeov.
Mies Jean B. McDonald returned to
her work in Wingham after spending
a week at home,
Birks Robertson is doing favorably
although still confined to bed, after
bis recent accident.
Isaac Clark has moved to hie new
farm, West on the boundary, vacated
by Chas, Schmidt.
Mrs. Sharpin, Boundary West, has
not been as well as her many friends
would wish to see her, •
Hugh Smith and little son, Jimmie,
were very sick with pneumonia. We
are glad to say they are much im-
proved,
# Pure Bred
Babychjcks
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S. C. White I,eghorns
S. C. Mottled Aneonas
Barred Plymouth Rocks
S. C. Rhode L Reds
From Bred • to -lay Strains
For full particulars
write
E. L. MITTELL
CLINTH N, HATCHERY
Phone 213 Clinton, On:,
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Health Restored by
The Fruit Treatment
Fourteen years ago, Mr, James S.
Pelgaty, of Gilbert Plains, Man.,
Was a iterypoo wreck. His system was
shattered by Neryous Prostration,
and he was reduced in weight from
170 to 115 pounds.
He wrote on May 151h, 1917,
"Every medicine .I tried proved useless
until a friend induced me to take
Fruit-a-tives,' I began to mend at
once. After usiing•'thea fruit medicine
for three months, I was back to normal.
I have never had such good health
as I have enjoyed the past six years.
We are never without a box of F.ruit-
a-tives' in the house."
Writing again on September 27th,
1013, Mr, Delgaty says, "I stand by
my letter to you in 1917—I still
recommend 'Fruit-a-tives ."
"Fruit-a-tives" is a complete fruit
treatment—being made of the juices
of fresh ripe fruits and tonics.
25c. and 50c. a box -6 for $2.S0—
at druggists or sent postpaid by Fruit-
a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
Sorry to report the death of e W.
'Lynn. on Sunday. April 20, Th rF-
'taains were interred in Moleswcrth
cemetery.
Listowel
F. W. and Mrs. Hay have returned
from an enjoyable trip to the Medi-
terranean.
Garage of F. W. Hay was ecorehed
by fire, which started while burning
rubbish near by.
3000 Ghtdioli bulbs, of 26 standard
varieties came to the o t t
H rtic il ural
Society last week.
Board of Education carried a rule
compelling those interested in dancing
parties in the school buildings to
secure the consent of Trustees before
dates are arranged.
Chamber of Commerce hold a Ban-
quet Friday evening of this week at
the Queen's Hotel, Editor L. 13. Duff,
of the Welland Tribune, will be the
chief speaker and W. A. McCutcheon,
London, will be one of the vocalists,
Blyth
Russell and Mts. Richmond visited
at Dashwood.
Only 6 ballots were cast against the
planing mill loan.
Rev. and Mrs. Maines, Grand Bend,.
were visitors with relatives here,
St. Andrew's Saboath School will
meet at 9.46 a. w. instead of the after-
noon dining the Summer.
Each Tuesdery,fotenoon from 10 to
12, power will,be turned on to permit
use of electric irons in the homes.
D. D. and Mrs. Crittenden and fam-
ilyhave removed St. Thomas. The
to 2 ow s. 1
Methodiet Sunday School presented
the former with a gold headed cane.
Anderson Mission Band of the Meth-
odist church bas 10 Life Members and
28 on membership roll, 500.60 were
raised during past year. A. Carr
bought the autograph quilt made by
the Band.
Clinton
Celebration will be put on here on
May 24t11.
Half holiday Wednesday afternoons
commenced this week.
k, E. Oantelou had 3 • ribs broken
when his car turned turtle,
Passenger trains will run direct to
and from Toronto without changiug
at Stratford.
Missionary objective of Wesley
Obu•ch Sabbath "
S t School was exceeded
by
20 this year, Superintendent
Hellyar and other officers and teachers
were re-elected.
EGGS NATCNING
Single Comb White Leghorns
10 Certs above mat price will
t
he charged but not less than 35e
per dozen,.
Alex. Perrie
Phone 2515 Bt ussels R, R, 3
ltpays to use
MARTIN -S•
MARBLE -ITE FLOOR FINISH
Nothing like it %C Hardwood Floors
it ,ars like bon
Write to Head Office. Montreal for Free 'Booklet
'HOME PAINTING MADE EASY
SOLD BY
GEO R. WELLER,
• BRUSSELS, ONT,
E have been appointed Exclusive
Distributors in this district for the
1924 Season for the famous
Ames Holden Tires & Tubes
and will carry a complete stock
Let us book your order now for delivery
in April or May. We will guarantee
our present prices for Spring delivery if
you place your order, at once.
Ames Holden Tires need no recommendation from us. All
you need do is to
"COMPARE THE WEAR"
GEORGE H. EVANS
BRUSSELS LEADING - TIRE SHOP
Gas
Accessories
off
Willis 0hurcll anniversary will bo
observed next Sabbath when Rev. Dr.
Laird, Toronto, will be the preacher.
The double house owned by Jacob
e' Rat eat ur street, has been
Taylor, a t n et
Y Y
e
purchased by W. M. Aiken, harness
maker.
Congratulations are extended to
Willis Cooper over winning the
Bronze Medal and honors in Tor-
onto Architectural Guild. He is the
only son of A. T. and Mrs. Cooper',
well known residents.
Postmaster -General's Report
The report of the Postwaster•Gen-
e'al for the year ending March 31st;
1823. has just been published and
shows that there are in Canada 12,288
post offices in operation, or a net in-
crease of 41 over the previous year.
The net revenue for the year awount-
ed to 529,262,232 and the expenditure
$27,794,601. being an increase of
$2,707,894 in the net revenue, and a
decrease of 5826,923 in the expendi-
ture, The revenue for the year ex-
ceeded expenditures by 5I,467,730.
During the year 5,984,289 postal
notes were paid, amounting i11 value
to $12,179,920.
The total number of money orders
issued was 11,098.222 aggregating in
value to 14,055,119.
Following is the total revenue ac-
cruing to the government, including
the sale of postage stamp, box rents,
commissions from orders, etc., for
accounting offices in Ibis district ; At-
wood, 52,417 ; Baden, $2,174 ; Blyth.
$8,602; Bornholm, $1,044; Britton,
$415 ; Bt ussels, 55,187 ; Drayton,
$4,{N ; Elmira, 58,064; Ethel, 51,235 ;
Fullerton, 5402 ; Gowanston, $618 ;
Hanover, $15,046 ; Harriston, 510,529 ;
Hawkesville, 5164; Linwood, $2,010;
Listowel, 814,372; Millbank, $986;
Milverton, $6,843 • Mitchell, $9,638 ;
Monkton, 52,117 ; Moorefield, 51,841 ;
New Hamburg, $6,126; Newton,
Work on the ICenaganli dam, in
the Province of Quebec, is reported
as progressing very well, and the
$2,000,000 works located at the up-
per part of the Saguenay River are
expected to be completed within 15
months, As a result of these works,
the mills operated by the Price in-
terests will be kept in full activity
during the whole year, instead of
partly closing have n in
had to do winter
months, as tey e in
the past.
More than 512 000,000 worth of
equipment was added to the Cana-
dian Pacific Railway's service dur-
ing 1023. Included were 16 Pacific
and 20 Mikado type locomotives, all
very powerful and equipped with
the most modern devices for power,
speed and economical operation.
Other items wore 15 steel baggage
cars, 12 mail and express, 15 first
class coaches, 6 cafe -parlor and
buffet -parlor care, 1,000 box cars,
260 freight refrigerator cars, 300
coal cars, 60 oil tank cars, S00 au-
tomobile care, 36 vans for freight
conductors and 14 snow -ploughs,
The seventh of Canada's direc-
tion -finding stations was recently
completed for service by the radio
branch of the Department of Marine
and Fisheries to assist the boats
and ships navigating the Bay of
Fundy and the coastal waters ex-
tending to Boston. This station
tends to make the route favored by
the Canadian Pacific steamshipps in
winter, already splendidly equipped
Frith safety devices, still safer, By,
means of the apparatus, the wire-
iloss operator of any ship in distress'
,within 400 miles of the Canadian
shore can find his location simply by
pressing a spring. These stations
have beets described sa "a Godsend,
to us mariners."
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Electrical
wiring
See us about your Electrical Wiring before letting
that job of yours. Estimates cheerfully given,
Our Prices are Right
All Workmanship Neat and Guaranteed as we use
only experienced labor.
Our work speaks for itself. Call and inspect some
of the homes we have already wired in town.
W. L Lindensmith & Co.
Call American Hotel
BRUSSELS
$637 ; Palmerston, 57,485 ; St. Clem-
ents,5844, Seaforth, 510.876; Shake.
peeve, 5864 ; Stratford, 862,973 ; Strat-
ford Stn., $11,161 ; Tavistock, 54,431 ;
Wallenstein, 5571 ; Walton, $1,222 ;
Waterko, 830,490 ; Wellesley, 52,196.
Milverton will prosecute owners of
toying dogs or chickens. Shoo
Number of Hollanders are now em-
ployed by farmers iu Milverton local-
ity.
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•IVNIIMIMMOINIMMOOMION110011
New Continuation school opened at
Milverton, with 75 pupils.
Western Lutheranonf r
C e eves was
held at Milverton last week,
Scarlet fever has closed Milverton
Public School tor a few weeks.
Eldest child of Lindsay McKellar,
Statin, died from pneumonia.
Business people of Mitchell observe
Wednesday es their half holiday.
T. Pascoe, employee in Wettlaufer's
foundry, Mitchell; had a big toe crush-
ed by a piece of iron.
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Announcing Cash System
BRUSSELS, MARCH lst, 1924
To OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS,—
We wish to announce that after much consideration
that on and after March 1st our business will be on a strict-
ly cash basis to all individuals. In parrying on our busi-
ness under a cash system we will be able to give our cus-
tomers mach 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 cash 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 charges as interest and exchange.
We will maintain
1 accounts for Corporations and Insti-
tutions on regular terms, as the accounts for tbe above have
to be passed by shareholders before being paid, it would be
imuossible 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 call when anything is wanted in
our line. A 1 service promised. Our Telephone is No. 9x
Earl Cunningham'
GARAGE BRUSSELS