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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1924-6-18, Page 4a rtssel fast. Wlia)NliPAy, )uNIS,ts•t924 RruuAseis Council Pile Gunnel tnet te Court of Reel., cion Jttos 0111, After taking the 'lewd dee,litrigion the following (illatigee and additions were made to the Aseese- ment roll for 1924 before It was adoptad o.,Di'. J. A. McNaughton'' assessmeutreduted $200 ; W. 0, Kerr, W. 0. and Mrs, McKinnon and Itev, and Mee, Lewin's names were added, Doge were also added belonging to W. A. Lowey, Alex. Rutledge 2, J. D. Warwick and Rev. Mr, Lewin 3 Court Wee then closed, Oounall busineae was proeeeded with after manatee were rend and confirm- ed. Following acoomits were pre- sented :—•• ' Ed, Henderson, snowing park.$ 3 50. Chas. Davidson, teaming , .,,. 0 50 Chas, Pope, purnpitig water 32 00 for etreet W, H. Kerr, advertising ..,..... 8 50 Cordon McDowell, salary and dfsinfeating .. 70.00 R. Thuel, salary and rent350 00. 3,'W. Sanders 86 hours work Hydro , 2 55 Wm, Thomson, work Hydro... 47 40 P. Laughlsen, work Ilydeo .. 82 65 Geo. MoNiehol, work Hydro:.. 28 20 Robt. Bird, wood ..... 5 25 On motion :of Councillors Weller and Rose accounts were ordered to be paid, It was decided to ask for tenders for wiring Town Hall for Hydro. Report was made by Street` Oom- niittee that car of Tarvia and stone chips was ordered. The question of rebuilding or re- pairing the sidewalk immediately North and South of the iron bridge was discussed, part of the work at least to be done forthwith. Hydro installation came up for review and Reeve Seeker briefly re- ported on Comity Councils. doings. Council then adjourned. B Prices Unbalanced, Say Huron farmers During intervals of the Ontario Government Agricultural Committee held'at Clinton Thursday afternoon the committee listened to some straight-from.the-shoulder talk by Huron representatives to the effect that much of the dissatiefaaLion among the agriculturist' was due to the fact that prices had got out of balance and that the Governments were carrying on without due thought for economy in their own circles. The question of 8 members of a committee drawing $15 a day and expenses, as is the case of this com- mittee, was raised by Thomas Mc- Millan, which in turn brought from N. W. Trewartha the information that Mr. McMillan had been a mem- ber of a similar committee at $10 per , day under the harmer Government. Huron County Council was rem o• wars. Reimers presented by Reeve Hanley, Stanley, wars. Reimn,eitnre Aire. T. ahtipsen ,who complained that there was too big a margin between what the faun -Is -Jam n ,elm•uun suss Mary Byrd, 1 ordwuh ace and the I u,,un -inh MacefGJg, Bakery THE HOME OF REAL GOOD BREAD AND CAKES Our Bread• is noted for its QUAL- ITY and FRESHNESS. Order your loaf today and be convinced that it pays to have our Bread. W. E. WILLIS Phone 32x Huron Co. Base Ball League Dungannon at Bru'sele, June 19 Dungannon at Auburn, June 28 Goderich Twp. at Brussels. June 26 Auburn at Goderieh Twp. June 80 Dungannon at Goderich Twp, July 4 Blyth at Auburn, July 4 Auburn at Brussels, July 9 finder ich Tp. at Dungannon, Jly. 10 Dungannon at Blyth, July 34 Blyth at Brussel., July 17 Blyth at Goderich 'Pwp, July 21 Brussels at Auburn, July 25 Brussels at Dungannon, July 29 East Huron District Women's Institute This body will meet at I+ordwich, Wednesday, June 25th, Program will be as follows :— afternoon Session at 2 o'clock Opening Ode Prayer - - Airs. A. Laing Address of Welcome Airs, Corby Roply - • Mrs. A, Wearrlug, Wroxeter District President's Address D. Bing. Mamie Community Singing f. Itutuam (lid*, Fonlwich Lend Y I1nn i'Q RF.roRre— Belgrave Institute Bluerate Institute Brussels Institute Fordwich Institute Ethel Institute Itnlnam tr'irt* Onrrie 'agitate Wroxetor Institute Airs. A. Mowbray Mrs. C. Hetherington Mrs. Ii. Speir Airs. D. Walker Mrs, B. Bremner Miss Jeamet A11Clament Mre, W.Stinson Mrs. "Wig. Stocks Mn. 1t. F. Chandler et got for his prod price S, 1i • - • Mie/ Stinson, tiorrie District aep.rt Alm. John Iimiter, tt ruxote r Auditors' Report . Adoption of Reports • - • • Instrument d Ilio Evelyn Stevens, Uorrie Election of U3nwrs w • - Community Singing Report of London Convention 1110. Elia Hazlewood Addru+s • :Uri. J -w, Fatter' ro, Gads Bill Bot, - - Mies e,in 111 ick, Fordwich Arr:angenlents for next Annuli Meeting ••Ot.ID SAVIt •rHE RIND r• paid by the consumer, and, to his way of thinking, none of our Governments had .done what they might to protect the farmiug industry. G. W. Layton, Tuckertinitl, gave figures to show that what the farmer wet soiling demanded a very much smaller increase in price as competed with what he had to buy, which had increased since 1913 two and three tithes. Ile also stressed the need for co-operation and a reduction of over- head expenses. R. Coulter i eferred to the unreu- tunable competition of creamery trucks in them rush for business, and also to the effect that it cost se much to sell farm tnachinery as to snake it. K. J. McMillan went so far an to say that the high cont of living was caus- ed largely by the 110,000 Canadian cornmercial travellers, who were cost- ing the country over a million donate a day, which amount was being added to the goods sold by the merchants. R. R. Sloan, a large grower of apples, quoted figures to show that only about twenty to twenty -flee thousand barrel., r f apples were sold from Huron County, as compared with ten times that amount twenty years ago, troth withstanding the fact that for quality and flavor the Huron apples were among the best procur- able anywhere. The bean industry was dealt with by John Laporte of Zurich, and the , information was brought out that, with proper marketing and cooper- ative selling, the bean business could be much improved. At present the grerwt80sper f oerit ofigin and Huron Ontario'e beat crop. john Sower by, Goderich Township, criticized the Government for paying too high 'salaries, and quoted the fernier as selling bides at 4 cents a pentad and then theshoeniaker bought bask the side -leather at 90 cents a pound. Oliver Turnbull, Grey Township, gave a very interesting talk on cattle and claimed that farmers can make money by tieing up-tredate methods, 1-C, K. Redmond spoke encouraging- ly of the plan now being tried by th'a United Farmers in marketing eggs. and he stressed the importance of grading. The high cost of transportation and the high Wages paid to railroad Sten came in for many knocks during' the afternoon, The meeting was the beet attended of Hitt e, and itthat albnost filled 11 a Toween held hthe n Hall, Mcititloq • Reuben Hart was celled to Loudon rowing to the death of hie daughter, Mra. Hat vey t3nndereock, Site ander went an operation on Saturday, 7th Met., and wag doing uieely,,but tank a relapse and permed away on Monday everting, line little daughter Ruby Wµ9 brlr ell pet a few months ago, We extend uur Hylnpethy to thoee who ate left to mourn, ilesirtee her Inn/baud and daughter Thelma, 0 sisters and 3 brothers turd her fattier are left, Mrs, Manua, Seaforth ; Mrs. Angus Carmichael, Grey Township; Mrs, Wilson ' Sunderoock, Mullett; Mre. Joseph Batt, and Mre, Alonzo Spaflrng,MQKiilop, and /Jerry, Wru. and Harold at home. The body wire brought to Chuan for buriah Goole rich Menesetung Canoe Club pic•nic at Bayfield, June 25th. Unveiling piogram of Soldier'' Memorial on Dominion Day. - Rabt. McLear was taken suddenly i11 last week but is' improving. Annual Shoot o1 'rifle club, meat Friday at Saltfoed heights. Mrs. R. A, Thompson and daughters have taken a trip to Lire Pacific coast. Firemen have withdrawn tleit' resignation'. Bairn, came by increas- ed pay.. , 400 excursionists came up on'the an- nual trip of the Greyhound and 300 took in the outing to Detroit. Jas. Farr, a tl. T. R. locomotive engineer, who lived here for years, died at Stratford.'He was years of age. Miss Materson has resigned as Sup 1 xandra Hospital erinteiident of Alexandra I and accepted a similar appointment at Stratford. South Huron' liberals Molesworth OBIT,—The demise of Mrs. Thos. Elliott was intimated last week but other particulars concerning her will be of interest :--A resident of Moles• worth for many years and highly re- spected by all who knew her Janet wife of Thos. El- liott, beloved v Robertson, liatt, passed aivay at her home on Tuesday, June 10th, aged 08 years. Mrs, Elliott had a elightmstroke a year ago last August that left her un- able to continue het' active duties about the house, but her nature was such that action suited her better than rest and she continued to go about helping whenever 11 was pos. Bible. Some few weeks ago a second attack followed and she gradually lost the power to go about and finally speech failed her ton, and the end came when her strength failed. De- ceased was born in Wellesley town, ship Api 11th, 18550 She was mar. Tied to Thomas Elliott, on Dee. 25th, 1880. Besides her husband, 2 daugh- tens and a son survive, Mrs, A. G. Mc- Donald, Winnipeg; Mrs. J. L. Camp- bell, Fordwich, and W. R. Elliott at home. 2 sons, Harvey and Bert pre- deceased her, Bert, of the Strath.. At the Mutual meeting of the South Huron Liberal Association at Hen eall last week, there was a good attend- ance of delegates froth all pacts of the constituency. Dr J. W Shaw Clinton, President of the Association, occupied the chair. The election if oflioers resulted as foiloua President Dr. J W. Shaw, {Clinton Vice Ptes idc. nt 0 Geiger, lieuvall veer, tai y, wV T. Nm+vlh, Kappcn: 1.reaeitrer, J. Pinder, 71110'11. Chaiunen of Muni- ripttrtx.,;—Mt. J. Beaman, hxtet ; (l MrLannu,, Clinton : Charles Ft Zurich • R ittr+Lys, !lac field ; R. S. Hays, Sr aforth. fhe gnention of holding a mouser Liberal picnic at Grar,d Bend dining the coming Summer n am discussed, and an rfrr t t w ill be made to ger the , Prime Minister and other Cabinet i Minister's to midterm it. The present; Budget has greatly heartened the Lib- stale in this County, and the feeling 1 was a re101n to the good old tints spirit of Liberalism. Hon. Outman Marshall, Liberal Or- gaulz-r, discussed thr• record of the Ring Government. pointing out that the impar; the' of improving agr1- cultltral nnudittouo was constantly in I view. The Liber td platy had nn i (prat rel with the manufacturers of Canaria, The difference between the t Liberal pat ty and the Conservative Opposition was that elle latter had 1 the idea trf making the country pi ns- perons 1,ilh 11 tariff, while the Liner- { ale believe 11, building up the baric in- dnetty of agriculture and following title would conte, as -there had in Canada Irons the year 1900 to 1911, a r real period of industrial development. Ile paid a tribute to the preae.nt. Lib - seal Leader, and stated that Macken- zie Bing was not ouly showing ability and 0001 age, but was irnpreseing his followers in the House with his qualities of leadership, South Perth Orange Lodges will eels ebrate July 12th in Milverton. Gm Con- stable, Hutchinson, High 0. stable, receives a salary of $100 a mouth, Milverton Sewing Circle of Luth- erin Church ut sla"Ce ;Busy Ladies' pAid,'Tatthe Mitchell. l st Friday evening. Go, Cnimril voted $200 to Perth Co, Juniot Plnwinene' Assndlatfml, Editor and Mrs, MacHelh Milverton, one on the have Pr eRs Excursion nn tn (greats13,itair, Mrs. Nellie Parker, Sebriugville and Mrs. Jas, Doualdeon, Lletowel, were re -appointed to the Mothers Allow- ance Commission by Perth Go. Connell. IMPORTANT NQTIC Re Hydro ^-^,n. ctllr► io facilitate In wiring the streets for hydro it is very I necessary that Couuell should know at once who ineend wiring their' houses (if not alretudy wired,) Those wlio do Should leave their mune with Clerk A. II. Macdonald or Reeve Seeker, - It is also important that those who propose putting in Eleotrio Rouges before Hydro comes should inform Clerk or Reeve aleo. Bruesele Stove rate compares favorably, and in Same oases is cheaper than eucb places as„ SVinghatn, Khmer - dine, Listowel, Seaforth and Goderich. If you intend putting in an Electric Range and do not let 4 Council know the line on the street will not be wired for Stove service, Would also ask all bueinees places to be wired for Hydro as soon as Possible as no place will be connected to Hydro un- less properly wired, By Order of Council' Slabs Parties desiring Slabs and Corners should place their orders now. Ament Bros. cutin B-uise, was killed iu action in 1918. 3 brothers also survive, Archie Robertson. Listowel.; Geo. Robert- son, Molesworth and T, ltd. Robertson, Kansas City,, Mo, T. M. Robertson reached Listowel before his sisterpae- sed away. The late Mrs. Elliott was c genuine hostess, warm, hearty and generous. She was aiwaye prepared for the expected or unexpected guest. Go when you liked, early or late, you were sure of a royal welcome. Her devotion to her family and her house- hold duties were characteristics of one who did not stint her service. Mr. Elliotteand the remaining members of the family have the sympathy of the whole onihmunity in their hour of bereavement and lose. Funeral left ,. family residence at2 p,, m. on Prtday, es' at S t Andrew'e Service , June IStlt, 1 church, -Moleworth at 213Q p. m. In- terment in Molesworth cemetery Rev. T. A, Bell, of Redlands, California, a former pastor, was summoned frotu the General. Assembly at Owen Sound to conduct the services. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—In the matter of the .estate of Loreta° Dewe Frain, late of tho Township of. Otey, in the county of Huron, Farmer, Deceased Notice 1s hereby. given pursuant to The Re- vised Statutes of Ontario, 1914. Chapter 121, that all Creditors and others having Maims against the estate of the said Lorenzo Dowe 16th da of Frain, who died 4, or about they the A.D. ,f Ju are r D. 122d4 on orbefore p s pr day of June, iv D. 192L to sand we prat prepaid ll deliver Executoors Dowe Frain. or Ida Belle s the Executors o! the estate a said deceased, ntheir Christian full parnaular, 02 their sods, thepstate, the full their Recou t their he oat, the statement sec of thelr Recounts and the nature of theft securi- ties (if tiny) held by them: And further take notioe that after ouch last mentioned date the paid Executors will .Pro• oeed to dletribute the Resets of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice and the said Executors will not be liable for the paid assets, or any part. thereof to any person or parsons of whose claim notice shall not have been received by therm at the bine of such distribution. Dated Mho Ninth day of Juno. A, 11,1924. • W.-NB, SoltofturM. taror the the Exeoutora. Canada Lures World-famous Stars eLSIE JANIS (centre) at Dan4f, !i r JACK HOLT et Dortrit s'< JASCHA 1•IEIPETX. en ih4S.S. Empress of Russia PAVLOWA on the S.S.'Emprest of Primal MARY PICKFORD and DOUOL.AI PAIRSANHS at Banff. That the two -fold attraction of Canada's audiences and Canada's scenic and climatic allurements, especiallyat I Banff, is proving irresistible to many great concert, theatrical and movie ,tare le well brought out by the sheaf of photographs reproduced above, which represents some of the !moue artiste who have. recently visited Canada. The majority of the originals of these pictures need no introductions to Canadians. Sophie Breslau, that bril- liant contralto singer, who is shown about to start her tour of this country from the Canadian Paelfic Railway's Windsor Station Montreal, made a great hit everywhere. Dame ,Clara Butt retains her place in the hearts of British e eonatcr, 1 known i r ationa k , audiences; Galli Curers golden voice has enraptured millions. Elsie Unit, internationally y pQP and her 'Momma' foregathered with the Mountie at the C. P. R. station at Banff and got a big thrill. Jack holt, famous movie star, snapped off duty agiong the Indians at Banff, is lyrical on the subject of Canadian scenery. Jascha Heifetz was on his way to the Orient when he posed for the Canadian Pacifle camera -man. The perennial Pavlowa expresses her appreciation of services rendered aboard the'Emprens of France'. Doug and Mary had the time of their young lives holidaying at the Canadian Pacific hotel at Banff, where the picture reproduced was taken. Here and There A dispatch from. London, Oriels sdi States that the Soudan Government ithrough Capt, E. 0, Midwlntor, gets,' seal manager of railway* end ileossf* re, Soudan, Africa, has accepted d. der front a British Colpxaaia firm or 350,000 railway ties of ,Don all r The c nt rad o expressed), m k x .tants that the railway pteem ties yshall be Af Canadian origin. British Columbia's shipment -"of water -borne lumber to overseas mar- kets totalled 621,707,1.27E board feet last year, against 273,146,200 its 1922, an .inereue of 91 per cent, (Phis announcement was recently spade by the provincial minister of lands and it is a remukable index of the rapid expansion of the lumber industry in British Columbia. Undera scheme inaugurated by the Provincial Government it is an- nounced that British Columbia will advance loans up to ;800 a family to settlers from the Heb%ides, en condition that the British Govern- ment advance a like amount. In view of the present depression in the Wanda, it is expected that the British Government Will eo-overate. Stallion Routes for 1924 SHETHIN STAMP MBURY & eon A. F. B Proprietors' Monday—Will have his own atabie and go East to Oliphant Smith's for noon • then East 1X miles, then South 1X miles, then went to Abe Bisliop'e for night. Tuesday—West to gravel road via Brussels to Hugh Lamont's for noon : then via Brun - eels to Win. Miller's, Township Hall, Morris, for 1 hour • then West to John Wightmans, gravel road, for night. Wednesday—Via Belgrave to John Neth- ery'e, Srd Line, Morrie, for noon then to hie. own stable for night. Thursday afternoon—Vin 2nd Line Morrrie and Blnevale elder0ad to Fred, Churchill's for night. Friday= Vla Centre Siderond to his own stable where he willremain until the follow• ing Monday. Above route will be continued throughout the season, health and weather permitting. PRIDE OF PERTH RUSSELL ROBERTSON, Proprietor Monday—Will leave his own stable, Lot 10. Con. 18, Grey township. and go East t0 George. Hart's, tLHo ston Con. Lot 8n Con.' 14 eElma, fst or night, Tuesday—To Mnitiand Cheese Factory to. Arthur Ulinek'e for noon ; then via marl bed and south to Wm. Ooxto l's, Lot 28, Con. le, Elmo, for night. Wednesday—.West to Reg. MoOlory'e for noon ; then West 10 Wilfrid Bonaeberg'a, Lot Nouse sod Lot for hole Two Stety frame hence with live bed imbrue, t r and Iliteben 1 eget r it 1 r room, 9 1 r dlrltg p Witter, trait tram ammo parry and currant reaauonabl pram. A.pitly ittTiltlFOOT.Sold aI Guernsey "still .for Service In ardor to.improve rho dairy tydo of ;molt) In this Locality Unita ateidod is offer my Sea. for berg etre Vanity Prhloe of Nordlan5, ter service to et 1111104 number, only of yYoung healthy netmale. Terms 50.00, cash et time OF, poeeryioe, with privilege of return{ng If neeee• I1yoa 40110t think this a profitable ripper. Iunity to both male ;coney and gel real airy stook, fuer try to buy one of lite heifer calves from those who now have them. A0 far as 1 man aooertain their price 1056000, Trpa—Milk le milk—but Oh what a differeno. I), Al. SCOTT, Proprietor, Bion Bold Gner8Oey Perin or s and Yorkshires Shorth o In.Bhorthorne we hove one roan bull 11 menthe old, bred by. Barry MoQee, Toronto, aired by Imp. 8nloalrn Laddie, and from a Marr Ailesie dmn. A real herd header, at far• mere stile. Another roan, a good useful bull,. 9 months old, by White Wonder. Could' are e few more females, Also York Bowe of die' ferent ages. 0. TURIIBUL1'. & BONS, Lot 10, lion. 16, Urey Twp. Phone 2814 B, 1i, 2 Braseele, Bunford Property for' Sale Hoose and lot.of about M acre, situated on the oornar of Turnberry and Thomas streets in the Village of Brussels, known as the Dan- ford home, On the property is a very sub. eta tial brlok house ; nicely isolated, 'teal roof, cement cellar Soma, new fnrnai°, olotbea closets, bath room, cistern, drilled well, fruit trees, a niva raspt)erry plantation, lovely or. naMental and evergreen trees, and a beautiful lawn, Will be Bold for half of what it would coet,to build 11 to wind up the estate of the late E. O. Danford. Immediate possession. Forfurther particulars apply to L. B. EMT. FORD Detroit, or JAB, nloJADZi(AN, (next ' door), FORD, 1 Brussels P, O, Farm for Sale Contains 100 pores,. being 8% Lot 28, Con. 0, l. tar; bank barn with clemeood nt stablinok g ;,drivith ing shed, drilled well and a never toiling spring at bank, About 00 aerea tinder cultivation, bal- ance posture and wood laud. Fall plowing will be done and possession given this Fall. For further partiuulare apply to A. H. MACDONALD, Brussels, Representative Wanted REPRESENTATIVE WANTEI for Brussels and Huron County to represent "The Old Reliable Foothill Nurseries: Big anion are to be made 8. for night, lent n Welling Nursery stook dnrtng the recon• Thursday—West to Robert Campbell's, Lot atrnatlon period. As eplendld opportunity for 26. Con. 10 for noon ;' then to lrls own stable a live salesman, Highest commissions palm, e w roma n unhandsome, e b 11 1 til th following Mon t equipment largo line of fruit day, or by appointment by telephone. I and ornamental stook to otter. STONE ,k where I e free The above route will be continued through- WELIriNOTON, Toronto, Ont. out the season, health and weather permitting. ' P4e+44.6 1'e+a+MBe'1'MN+0'FIe+4H' 0444.14410+4,44+44•4.104.•+•+04.111+ • The Seaforth Creamery ' 4a 4• ream 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 Cream sam- • pies and pay you the highest market, .prices every two a weeks. Cheques payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia. , For further particulars see our Agent, MR. T. C. • • McCALL, Phone 2310, Brussels, or write to * The Seaforth Creamery Co. SEAFORTH, ONT. • 9 ,g. 'e A 4'24 a441.-M144-5-td«9444.44 Mp•4'4D+teoA`9rd to -4.4.44. +4•4•4i .i.a 1•4C.0 4AA'oi••+5ms 4.104. ,WO IP • 'Brussels Creamery Cream Wanted 1111111MINOMMIpaINIMI We wiii'pay Patrons 1 cent per pound butter fa l', extra, if Cream is Delivered at our Fac- tory' Cell and get a Can and make other En- quiries if interested. Prompt Service Satisfactory Returns A.1. Stewart is CrImery Bruss P P et