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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1924-5-14, Page 4Olefirrosels W UNIMDA\i MAY 14 Ives i,As r week tite 8h minuet meeting of the woolens' Liberal Ateneat.00 of Outario was held in Toronto, et tee Prince George Hotel A very op )mistic note WAS sourflcd aitd our dear asters seem (Ole Siete] aliued not to be found "asleep at the switch". when the,more energetic campaign is on, IT Tooke quite a bit as if too maul Rome were on the market, at lite pres- ent, to expect much of a rise in prices. In twiny parts of Ontario land values ere below what might legitimately bo ex- pected. There are better dans corning and those who bide their time may not lose by practising the grace of Patience. " eMuo sl ]lainver day mud -is said to be one of the beauty producers to the human face. If the statement is trite there le a large raft of mothers who either dont know about it or dont be- lieve it and in eonsequenee little Johnnie and Lucy have their frontispiece baptiz- ed with soap and water a dozen times a day in the removal of the beautifier - mud. Perhaps those mothers are not beauty fanciers and maybe the kiddies have an overdose of terra flm>.t on their "mugs." A ' RAT wzzx" has been organized in certain parts of Scotland wbere the de- structive rodents estructiverodents have made themselves particularly obnoxious by their tbievery and earryiog disease germs. To reduce the size of many of the large families of rats .dates have been chosen for an on- slaught and all the forms of warfare possible will be set to work to rid the country of the pest. Importing a colony of free -for all felines would afford a great field day. Brussels might contrib- ute a modest number of pussies and not run much risk of having "the shorts" after giving tbis exhibition of their generosity. T?m'i a"r t 't"P ii aro,r Are Toe Moving .> /� D it Town " 4 t fro4 We do Long Distance i, Trucking. - Get our a prices before shipping, Mundys' - Winghalo Phone 82 0 MONTREAL. has a sensation on account of a Barris•er named Campbell bequeath- ing the .city the worthwhile sum of $575,000. The money is to be utilized in the purchase of public parks and ar- ranging a program of 5o free Concerts to be held at various points in the city. Offer was accepted of course sed the odd request will be carried out by the authorities. Almost any municipality would be satisfied to be "startled" by s somewhat similar band -out. or even it the les had tbe tailpiece abbreviated. Mr. Campbell's name will be a household word in Montreal without any doubt. Have you made your Will ? Ds.rl'ra the warning by the Coupe') the eseof air -guns and other firearms are still in band by youths who, on ac- count of their years, are prohibited by law from carrying such weapons Tbere was good reason, no doubt. for passing such legislation and almost every daily newspaper has a sad story to relate of damage aud death resulting from the free and careless use of such Implements of war, I0 it any use to make another plea for more seasonable shopping program on Saturday nights? Could not customers do all tbeir buying before to p. m.. per- mitting the shop keepers to lop off an hour or so before midnight and also enabling those living in outlying dis- tricts to seek tired Nature's sweet re- storer while Saturday still showed on tbe calendar ? Some big stores we know of pull down the blinds at 6 o'clock and have done so for years, proving that keeping open to r2 o'clock is not a ne- cessity from a basiness point of view. The cure is in the people's bands and early closing practices have demonstrat- ed that early shopping is a feasible feature. Who'll start the new program ? A TALK WITH MOTHERS BY A MOTHER "Oh, the little dears 1 Aren't they cute P' -and the visitor leaned over a box by the kitchen stove, to inspect three wee Boston Bull pups, cuddling around their mother. Hastily ebe drew back as a low, ominous growl warned her not to touch the silky little bodies that looked so attractive. "Would she bite ?" "Yes, I'm afraid she would. My husband is the only one she . trusts to handle her babies," replied the lady of the house. The mother instinct! What a gift of God it is 1 -Only those very low in the scale of creation, lack it. And human mothers poaseas it in a measure that makes possible the keenest joy, and the most intoler- able anguish. A PRAYER INSTEAD OF A VOTE When the wolnep of a small city were preparing for one of our Prov- incial Votes, a member of the Central Committee met the wife of the hotel man who ran the largest, best -pat- ronized of their hotels. Said the wife -"Will you please tell the Woman's Committee thatI cannot vote." After a moment's silence she added, with quivering lips -Tell them, filen, that while they work, 1 will pray ; for I have a boy to think of." Mother -love was willing to renounce a fine income for the protection of her boy. A PETITION signed by 5o women was presented to Kincardine town Coaucil calling attention to the laxity of the law regarding sale of cigarettes and tobacco to minors: Council referred it to Peti- tions and By laws Committee and they passed it on to the policemen, with In- structions to enforce the law and prose- cute the (Minders. Wonder if Kincar- dine is the only town requiring attention on the same question ? There are Municipalities where such By-laws are practically dead letters and not even a half decent attempt; made to carry out the law, 'I'be law should either be en- forced or discarded as it only becomes a laughing stock and leads to contempt for law in many other ways, A LOST OPPORTUNITY To mother -love more than any other factor, this Provinces owes its One- Hu.ndred-Year-Long struggle against the liquor traffic ; a fight which has found its latest expression in the 0. T. A. Tbink of it 1 Itis 70 years ago this year (1854), since the first Aet for the total suppression of the drink trade was introduced by a Mr. Fenton, of Sherbrooke, P. Q„ ipto the Parlia- ment of what was then called, "Upper and Lower Oanada." Tae Act was printed and had a first and second reading. Then' a canvass of the House indicated that it might fall by three or four votes -so it was with- drawn, ALL the, human freaks have not said Farewell to this mundane sphere yet. A Philadelphia woman purloined a baby from a perambulator on the street and took it home, She told her bus - band, so the story goes, that it was theirs and had been born that day, al. though the infant was to weeks old, When the pollee got busy and arrested the culprit and her husband, the latter WAS quite surprised at the lie worked off ch hint.' He sbould keep off thebigh- way as he is green enough to have a straying bovine attempt to make a meal oft him, German DeMarco, is the bigb- £glutin name of the man witb the freak wife. Corinne Modell was restored to the delighted parents nose the worse of tile outing of a mile from home. Mrs. 1)eMarco *mild melte a date with some have Jigged for my soul foundling hospital if terms cannot be iethis net which he hath hill, catch made with the historic stork. himself," , , , , Who is like OONIMU7'ED DEATH-SENTENOE Had this Act carried, it would have been illegal for any citizen of Ontario or Quebec, "to manufacture, barter, or sell, directly or indirectly, to any person or persons, any alcoholic or intoxicating liquor , . except for medicinal, chemical, sacramental, or mechanical purposes." God alone can compute the human- ly unfathomable depths of misery and torture ; of mental and physical suf- fering ; of poverty and vice and crime, the liquor traffic has inflicted upon us in these 70 year ! THEY WiLL. NEVER GIVE UP When the press of the Country winged the news of "withdrawal" to the cities and towns and hamlets and the isolated farm -homes -what did the mothers do ? We have no record ; but we do know what thousands of them did in later days, when similar disappoint- ments befell them. They carried their heart -ache and their pleas before the Great Tribunal ; and having wept and prayed their way into peace, they were up and at it again, For the mothers of Ontario -and of Canada -will never down -weapons till John Barleycorn is dead. VOTES BETTER THAN PETI- TIONS The women of those old days could only plead and petition. On election day they could only hope and pray. Now their mother -love can find ex- pression at the Polls. To -day Grandma says -"Nellie'; and Bob's children must be protected. Of course 1'11 vote dry." Nellie looks round her little brood and says -"I've none to spare to awell the dividende of the brewers and dis- tillers." And Bob ?-Does be care less than Nellie ^? No. Bat perhaps he consid- ers the question from a different angle. Says Bob -"It's bad enough now, with careless motorists. Drunk ones would drive us off the road al. together," LET US HELP HER And the woman whohas known, not by hearsay, but experience, the grinding torture of a drunkard'e home ? may she not pray David's prayer ?-"They hid for me their net in a pit, which without cause they 'pays ro ase MARTI N R MARBLE SITE FLOOR FINISH ll!othin,Q like it forilara od Floors ft swears like firm Write to )(sed OFflce, Montreal For free booklet HOME PAINTING MADE EASY $OLCW BY GEO. R. WELLER, BRUSSELS, ONT. unto Thee, which delivered the poo from 1,110 that ie too strong for him yea, the poor and the needly Pram flim that spoileth him." Let us all help to answer oursite ter's prayer -livery wowan awes the drink trade a gredge, for there is not a family in Ontario that has not known, through acme member of it, the deadly touch of this race -poison. Huron Oouraty Exeter town clock is running again. Good catebes of pike at Teeswater, Robt. Sweet, Crediton, is In poor health, Arbor Day 80 plots were planted at Exeter school, May 16th is date of W. M. S. Con- vention at Heneall. Teeawater's population is 802, 11 less than in 1928. Cucumbers are to be, grown in large quantities around Hensel). Buildings destroyed by recent fire at Zurich ate being rebuilt. Postmaster Brink, Teeswater, grew 0 dozen lemons this Spring. Zurich baker has installed a bread mixer, run by a 8 h. p. motor. Jos. Amy had hie left arm broken. by a kick from a steer while shipping stock at Exeter. 10 cars of export cattle were shipped from Heneall, Exeter and Oentralia, bought by W. Colwell, Young People of James St. Metho dist church presented the play, "The Dream that Came Through," at Wood- ham. A Hay township girl was before the Police Magistrate for taking goods that did not belong to her. She was let off on parole. Prize story, written by Walter Johns, Elimville, will appear in "On- ward," 'Methodist Sunday School pap- er, on June 2Ist. "The Law of Kind- ness" is the title. factory Hands Wanted We want a number of Men and Boys to work in our Wagon Works, Brussels.. Apply at once. Ament Bros. & White BRU8SELe %r Milk route ie on Zurich's program now. W, I1. Gregg, Exeter, fell on the sidewalk and fractured a leg. Half interest in llxeter evaporator has been taken by I9, Nix, Toronto. A broken arm, the result of a fall, came to Mrs, Jonah Simms, Exeter, The 2 -year Deaconess course hue been completed hy Mies Rae Andrew, Auburn. Mortgage Sale -of A --- Valuable Farm in the Township of Morris • In the County of Huron Clinton colt is After sidew.alif bloyple riders, )?'uvulars In Gedertoh township are pushing refereetry, 19 potatoes grown in A. fJantaloua gavtlen, Olinton, weighed 12 pound and 5 ouniset, Harold Kilty, formerly of Clinton, was operated on for appendlsitie a4 Toronto, Parsuent to the Power of Sale contained in certain Mortgages, dated the Eighth day of March A.D. 1919, and the Ninth day of July, A. D. 1022, which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction it the Queen's Malin the Village of Brussels -ON- Thursday, the 15th .day of May A, D. 1924, at 2 o'oloek 'p, m., by D. M. Scott. Esq., Auctioneer: All and elagniar that oertnin parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Township of Morris, in the County of Huron and Province of Ontario, being compos- ed of the South Half of Lot Number Thirty, in the Seventh Coneeesion of the Township of Morris, containing by edmeasarement One Hundred acres of land, be the same more or Less, Upon the le erected 0 One end one' baiS story brick veneered house, with brick kitchen attached and woodshed ; a bank barn 90 x80 feet, with cement stabling underneath; a driving shed 24 x 80 feet - and a hen house and piggery 18 x 24 feet, There Is also a good drilled well on the premises, All the land ie under cultivation excepting about two acres of hardwood bush. The property Is conveniently eftuated on the mein gravel road, about two miles from the Village of Bruseels, on the Can- tidier) an- 6A eVill ge of Walton,, on the three a adimiles n Pacific Ralhvay. The title ry will nbeble. The property l be offered for sale subject to reserved bid... TElt118 of SAL2.-T80 per centof the pur- chase money to be paid down at the time of sale, and the helium() 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- ohase money to remain on mortgage at a res. sonabla rate of interest. Further information. particulars .and condi- tions of Bale may be had on application to the undersigned. D. M, SCOTT, or W. M. 81NOLAIR, Vendor'sSolicitor, AuotBi usneeee ets, Ont. The Bankruptcy Act • Trustee's Sale Under the authority of the Inepsobors of the estate, the undersigned will offer for Bale by AUCTION the Farm Stook, Imptementeok'Co THOMASpMAS SMITH, ou the premises, r of Morris, Lots 52 and 5E, on friday May 16th 1924 at 1 o'clock, the -following: 4 mtloh oowe 1 heifer, 24 pigs, 8 horses, I mow- er, t binder,1 loader, 1 cultivator, 1 seed drill, yy1 manure spreader,, 1 ditto harrow, 1 set 4.080- 1lbegy, harrows tter, 1 democrat, Belittler, net oflharness and eundrieo. Tants.-$2000 and ender cash : over that ambunt 0 months credit on furnishing approv- ed joint notes or a discount of a per tient for cash, For further pa4,tioulars apply to F. W. RA`451OND, D. Id. SCOTT, Trustee, - Auctioneer, IO Greene Swift Bdg, Brussels, Ont. • London, Ont. • Auction Sale Of Valuable Farm Property '1`lluc'eda afternoon is ,eh's Weekly HaiZur l lioliday, A number of pigs belonging to R, Medd, Atibttrn, died free) poleeldrag, ' r willgrown 11 Ri en t I be t s ]Kipp en y c c to ` � e >t l 'I 1 b s )1 Will aaminit ty+ 1, y pickle factory, Jas. McFarlane, 13aeileld, has re- sumed his studies and experiments at the Han*Ptlill Motor Seieoot, Toronto; Maltlaudban k Oottletery committee near Seaforth have had several mares of unoccupied land .plowed and level- led for future sale, 8ltuatoin tbo Township of Morris In the County of Huron Pursuant to the power of sale contained In 8 certain mortgage which will be produced at the time of Bale there will bo offered for sale by Public Auction, at the American Hotel In the! Village of Brussels, in .the County of. Huron, ou Monday, the 19th day of May, U. 1924 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, thefollowing valuable property, namely: All and singular that pertain poroel or treat of land and premisea situate lying and. being 1n the Township of Morrie in the County of Huron and Province of Ontario, and being compostd of the South Halves of Lots num- bers Fifty-six and Fifty-seven in the 8'iret Con- cession of the said Townehlp, containing one hundred acres of land more or less. This property is attested about five and one- half miles from the Villages of Brussels and Wroxeter and about five eollee from the VII- lage of Bluevale on a good gravel road and in e good farming community. It is situate about one -halt mile from the school house and store and blacksmith shop. There are on the premises 8 one and one- half story brick veneer hone 40x80 feet with frame Rummer kitchen and woodshed attach- ed end Soft and hard water in the home t a frame barn 40a05 feet with bricked horse sta- ble therein and a bricked cow stable 80x110 with a straw shed overhead •' a driving eked 80 x 20feet; a ebono pig pen 16 x 20 feet : and a frame sheep pen and hen hong;, There is about one-half an more of orchard. The Roil is a good Olay loam and about 85 acres arab for cultivation. Thereis abundance of water all the year round. Teams OF SALIt-Ten per cent of the pur- chase money to be paid to the Vendor's Soli°• iter on the day of sale and the balance within thirty days thereafter. The property will be offered subjeot to a reserve price. may b obtained from and nnderelgned. of sale Dated the 2011, day of April, A. D. 1924. R. VANSTONE, W1ngbam, Ont, • Vendor's Solicitor. In Unhurried Quebec These 'chlens' of Quebec hnvo no Jackie Coogan to do them justice." Old fashioned Quebec tugs at the heartstrings of V the summer visitor, because her appeal is personal. Without intention, so to do, she has struck what the, advertising men work so bard to acquire...the human interest angle. Quebec is natural, simple, lovable. In our race for a living we of the cities have reduced life to a system with every action in subordination to hours and minutes. But in Quebec the habitant rises above the leash. He has something in himself which holds him to old ways. To fatally life, to the farm, to the horse and hand-plougb; to the scythe, to cows. Wives and daugh- ters and boys of all ages lend a hand at everything. All the changes of tate seasons fit in to the scheme 01 life. And yet there sems to be no particular sebeme, no hurry, none of that driven feeling. Igo friction. And 00 when we get into Quebec we are sensible of a freedom of spirit. The shackles o1 "the drive" fall away as we come once more under the benison of the simple and the fundamental. Here by the road are the wayside Crosses common Old France end once in Old England. The Mower is abroad in the fields. The dogs drawing their little carts still hold the road. And nothing is more humanly appealing than these dog carte of the Quebec highway. The "Dog of Flan- ders" has won his way to publicity on the screen, but thee° "claims" of Quebec have had no Jackie Coogan to do themustice. And yet what a part they play in the life of this great Province, far larger in extent than Flanders, How the dogs fill nfebes in the bouseholde, jobs long ago elim- inated from our scheme of life, are performed by the dog carts as a matter of course, In Quebec. Boys of the family break their hand in from babyhood, barriees ing, unharnessing, driving "le ohie8." The boy that as soon as he is big enough wilI have the horses in hand. "Deep meaning oft lies hid in childish play" down in Quebec. And yet the dog cart is not merely a means toward an end. As farm life is arranged in Quebec, the dog cart is no mere child's toy, but part and parcel of Franck thrift, Boys sent an errand cover the miles in the dog Dart, Wood to be brought from the distant woodlot on the mountainside is loaded into the little cart. .With the aid of these "tiny horses and carts" small boys do this work quite easily, releasing their fathers and big brothers to men's Jobs at the plough or with the heavy scythe. Textile workers in the big mill below' Montmorency Falls, living in Saint Gregoire and other villages nearby, have their dinner -palls brought to them by their small boys in dog carts, and if you happen along Rile road at dinner -time it is to see perhaps as many as thirty or forty of these little chariots. The speed attained of the dog is surprising, especially when homeward bound. Then, little M'sieu can hardly hold him in. 'But you must not think 'tis only youth that these gay dogs of Quebec serve, their tails wagging, flying along with tbe and girls running in tinghalter eke tern gathering frambolee boyshe crt and the familbrood of n their pails. What would the old... the oldcouplee, the old women, do without their old dog and his little cart? Sat, T think perhape one never realizes more, how much a part of every day life the dog cart 1s, until you happen along by some wayside smithy and see the smite Hard at work turning, twisting, heating, hammering tie miniature axles and tires in the moat matter of far' manner, part of the day's aeric, as much as shoeing horse, "Vietorla Etayward, House and lot for Sale Two-story frame house with live bed r000)0, Moder, dieing room, pantry nod kitchen ;'eofb water, fruit been, some berry and currant bustles. oble prloo. Apply atind barn, Sold at Tua P087, reano NOTIOE TO CREDITORS. -In the Matter of the estate of Annlo P, Turnbull, late of tho Township of Morris, In tho County of Huron, Spinster, Deceased Notice is hereby given pursuant to The Re- vised Statues of Ontario 1014, Chapter 121, that all Oredltors and others having Online against the estate of the,said Annie P. Turn- bull who died on er about the 18th day of April, A. D , 1024, are required on or before the 17th day of May, A. D. 1924, to Send by post prepaid or deliver to Wm. Knox, Brim - sale P. 0,, one of the Executors of the estate of the said deceased, their Ohrletion and Sur• names, addresses and deooriptlons, the full c)alrne partieulera of their ,- the statement of their accounts and the nature of their securi- ties Of any) held by them. And further tyke notice that atter each last mentioned date the field Exeoutors will pro- oeed to distribute the assets of the demoted amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shal then have notice and the said Exeoutore will not be liable for the said emote, or any part thereof to any parson or persons of Whose Maim notice shall not have been received by them at the time of swill distrlbntion. Dated this Twenty-eighth day of April, A. D„ 1024. W, M. SINCLAIR, Solicitor for Thomas Turnbull and William Knox, Executors. NOTICE TO OREDITORS.-In the matter of the eetato of James 0, McNair, late of the Township of Grey, in tho County of Huron, Farmer, Deceased. Notice 59 hereby given pursuant to The Re- vieedStatutes of Ontario, 1914, Molitor 121, that all Creditors and others having claims agBinet the estate tit. the said James D February, r, who died on or about floe 4th day re February, 4,. D. 1024, are required on or before. bbs Seventeenth day of Msy, A.D 1024, to send by peat prepaid or deliver to Mary Jane Mo- hair, Braseelo, P,Exeeobrix of the estate of the said deoeased, their. Christian and Surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their olefins, the statement. of their accounts and the nature of the securi- ties (if any) held by thorn. And further take notice that after such last mentioned date Paid Exeonirlx will proceed. to distribute the mete of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which she shall then have notice and the meld Executrix will not be liable for the said remote, or any part thereof to any person or 0810000 of whose claim notice shall not have been received by her at the time of suoh dletributton. Dated tide Twenty'flfth day of .April, A, D. 1024. W. M. bheRxe IR, Solicitor for theExaoutrix, Court of Revision V111ago,of Druoeola' Aa a meat The Court of Reo! l r eel the ae e Rall of the Village of Brussels, 0)18 be deidoy at Juueanext,O01�2 o'olooliiP. fl.hOAlt day Intoreeted will please tike notice and g0vorn themselves aaoaA.2.. srA0DONALD, Work, Brussels, May Othk,t0014 Guernsey Bull for Service In order to improve the dairy type Of cattle in this locality 1 have decided to t,rer my Sen- ler herd sire Vanity Prince of Nord land, for service toa limited number, oily, ofPaps healthy quintets Terrell 05.00, cash et time of servioo, with privilege of returning if nao0e- eur I>'v9ou do not think this a profitable oppor- tunity to both make money en get al dalry stook, just try to buy elle of his nal heifer pelves OM those Who now have thein. Ae far ax I can emanate their price 18 $50 00. True -41111r is mlllr-bat OD. 00. SCOTT, Proprietor, Glen Bold Guernsey Farm Shorthorns and Yorkshires In Shorthorns we have one roan bull 11 Months old, bred by Harry McOee, Toronto, sired by Imp. Bolcalrn Lsdd10, and from it Marr Missie dam. A real herd treader, at far- mer's rice Another roan, a good useful bull, panonlheold, by White Wonder, Could/spare a few more females. Also York Sawa of cit• ferent ages. 0, TURNBULL A SONS, Lot 10, Con. 15 Grey Twp, Phone 2814 R. il. 0 Brussels. Danford Property for Sale House and lot of about 5f ware, situated on the somner of Tornberryy and Thmnae street; in the Village of Brnssol9, known ae the Dun. ford home. On the property is a very sub- stantial brick house ; nicely isolated, .steel roof, cement cellar floors, new furnace, clothes donate, both room, elW6orn, drilled well, fruit trees, a nine raspberry plantation, lovely or. :laments' and evergreen trees, end a beautiful lawn. Will be sold for had of what it would 0086 to build it to wind up the eetato of the late E. C. Danford. Immediate poeses0lon, For further partloulare apply to L. B. DUN - FORDFORD Detroit, or JAS. MoFADZIIAN, (next door), DUN- , IBruseels P. Q_ Farm for Sale Contains 100 acres, being S34 Lot 28, Con. 0, Morrie township, Good brisk house with cat. ler; bank barn with cement etobiing ; driving shed, drilled welland a never failing spring et back, About 80 nere9 under cultivation,bal- ance pasture and wood land, Fall plowing will be done and possession given this Fell. For further partionlaro apply to A, Hs MAODONALD, Brunets. Representative Wanted REPnr.BENTATIYE WANTED for Brussels and FoothilCounty Nurseries,''p Big Belnt em are to Reliable In selling Nursery stook during the recon• etrnotion period. A splendid opportunity for a live salesman, Highest commissions paid, handsome, free equipment, huge line of trait and ornamental atook to oder. STONE ,k W ai.LINOTON. Toronto. Oat. •+44.044,1-11401t144,14.444+1444.1. •+/+,+A+O+•+F+•+•+•'k•••••+•TI, •The Seaforth Creamery I • ,p • eream Wanted 4 • +4t- 4 i 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 Cream sam- ples amples 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, MeT. C. McCALL, Phone 231o, Brussels, or write to The Seaforth Creamery Co. SEAFORTH, ONT. 4-• g4 a•+b• 4.64.e4.4s•Fa•t.ei•w4•44411441-04.4144.4-o Brussels Creamery Cream Wanted 1 Ii M 1 1� We will pay. Patron s 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 r A. ll Srussels PFo pStewart