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WEDNESDAY, DESS.2M1 1904:..,
rPo allow flow tall It ht t, Mae ano•ot`
in the Newspaper hutloeas we have out
to state thetins Farm r'e Son Puhtiab
lug CnmpAPi:loot mettle tiao,000 last
year, even with :the hest hacking in the
world—»the Canadian termer. <, A bump
like that would have out ne ,"glean out
Pf
business," beyond arty gueatiop.
WitpNagnAv or len week Rt. Elan. W,
L. MoKeazio King, Prime Minister of
the ,Dominion of (aanada, celebrated his
5oth birthday amidst many cougratula-
tions, leo wee also the recipient of a
tine gold watch at the bands of ardent
Liberal admirers. 'Tire Premier was
born in Kitchener. Waterloo ,.,, and is
deservedly popular. Otte lack is the
fact that he still plows a tone furrow as
far es matrimony is coucerned but be
could pot be charged with being in a
burry if he'dld bis plowing in double
harness now.
"Coen in Egypt yet" was supposed to
indicate a surplus beyocd satisfying
immediate wants. An official statement
avers that at Goderich harbor and ele-
vators there is now stored 4,500.000
bushels of wheat awaiting transportation
Eastward by the Canadian railways.
This large quantity of wheat is much
larger than is usually ;housed at Huron
Co.'s capital and the quotation gives a
sort of a "comfy"- feeling, even if we
have not the faintest idea of what 4a
million bushels mean. The Great West
is surely the bread basket of the world
and is a comer ellright.
Woertist if the Dominion Senators are
Shivering in their boots as they consider
the cosy seats they have enjoyed for
many a year and think that Premier
King's promised amendment to the
Statute may give some other fellows s
chance to occupy the seats of the Mighty?
So many pledges of Senate amendment
have been like the morning dew we
are not doing mush shouting about
what's coming but feel certain that the
present system needs a genuine shaking
up to remove the idea that it is a bill of
useless expense and a brake on the
wheels of progress. The eyes of the
world are upon Premler King and we
hope be will he well backed up if the
proposed legislation is in the best inter
eats of the public weal. "Away she
goes."
IINLESs the wbolesale alien traffic fro
Canada to the United States, is bets
controlled the law should be wiped o
the Statute book as "what's the good o
a law that people so persistently violate i'
Our Yankee Cousins, in spite of the in
fractions, s are defending ng the law early
and often and don't appear to be bother-
ed much with cold feet either. If you
can't make people do right by Act of
Parliament or Congress these two
Nations have a bug house job on their
bands. It is also an interterence with
the personal liberty of these .determined
fellows to become residents of the U. S„
and such legislation should not be.
Doesn't that kind of "argument" sound
silly, yet Tars Post- has heard of its use
in large consignments during the past
year.
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NO BETTER GIFT er and Victoria, Seattle, Portland,,
San Franeieco and Loa Angeles.
Any agent of the Oanadian Nation-
al Railways will be pleased to furnish
full information regarding these
tours:
A business education pays dividends
every working day of every. year.
What about your daughter's future
A smsl'i present.now of less than One
Hundred Dollars will guarantee her an
annual income of from Fifteen Hundred
to Three Thousand Dollars through all
her future years, when you are not
here to protect her. This business
education may be had In six months
at the Wingham Business College, or
Canada Business College, Toronto, or
may be taken at home through the
Spotton Correspondence Schools. If
you are interested in insuring your
daughter's future write to -day. A
position for every worthy graduate.
Winter term begins Monday, January 5,
Brussels Continuation School
The following is report of Brussels
Continuation School for the Pall term,
based on results of weekly examina-
tions :—
FORM 11I
Partial Matriculation, First Year
I Ritchie 87 8 51 Sparlirg 68
F Htraehen 838 E Ounniughant
L Rose 817 67.4guSeller/schen)
3 PerPenman,' 77 7 I est
D Clarke 73 3 J Oliver 59
Partial Matrirulatiou Second Year
K McVettie 80I 111 Fetgueon 65
E Hemingway 7I 3 B MacDonald 65.6
S Ballantyne 68.1 J Smith 55.6
Normal Entrance
T MoCerllew 66 8 E Thtell 48.1
J. McKee 568 a1 Cooke 481
V ,1lcCtttcheon 54 C Jecklin 427
L Patterson 52 7 R McAllister 41 6
These taking different subjects from
any above classee
F Eckmier 62 G Stewart 51
- E Pollard 59 L Olouee 49 2
0 Lard tit 62
Tins is the children's time of the year
when youth is on the throne and holds
sway. We know of oldsters who got
more genuine good out of the observance
of the Christmastide than the juniors
and tbat was no small quantity. Some
folks "pooh-pooh" the mystic Santa
Claus and the evergreen tree but the
old gentleman's name and Fame can
never be blotted out as the days of child-
hood are lived or recalled. The merry
jingle of the bells is most musical as we
turn our ear in retrospect and the un-
loading of the well filled, bulgieg stock-
ing was real fun to more than juveniles,
There are no joy bells ringing in heathen
lands on Christmas Day and people
enjoying the Gospel light should not
forget to place the crown where It be
longs as they hail the happy day with its
golden en memories of Bethlehem and the
Great Gift on the green hill outside the
city Wall
.•—.rt-.
Armen the Nomination next Monday
iu your Municipality, Don't be afraid.
to quizz the candidates nor don't be lax
in according deserved praise. Filling a
chairt
a the
Council
Board i
sFt
0 en a
thankless job ob and sometimes results in
more kicks than coppers but there are
also a lot of fine things about it along
the line of acquaintance with Municipal
Law and testing yourself out as to pros
noting the Public Good. If you get to.
the County Cottncil your circle of friends
s wonderfully broadened, as is your
ibterest in County history and the clsirts
of that body, Tbis promotion is One of
the teatures of encouengemeet'to the
rural or urban representative as he per-
forms his duty in the home sphere,
Economy with efficiency should be the
watchword as taxes are climbing too
fast in Morn muhtoipalities,
FORM II
I MacDonald 76 2 L Champion 53 5
8Hemingway701 W Galbraith 53
H Gernise 745 G Martin 62
H Knight . 74 4 J Stewart 48
S
:WHAM 71.3 I Thom peon 47 9
,5I MnVettie 71.1 P Beefier 47.1
K McNabb 687 11 Set etton 436
C Brown 637 H Douglas 42
J Smith 57 8 J McCracken 89 6
R Pollard 55 8 51 Walker 38 8
J Messer 54 3
Not taking languages
H McKee 67.2 5 Davidson 46 4
C Ames 88.1
FORM I
$1,000 Reward
The Famous
1900 Cataract
Washer
Cheapest of all Major
Oscillating Washers
The oldest Washer in the
Dominion of Canada, wade
by the largest Watcher
manufacturers in the Belt
ish Empire.
Price 5150.00
.FREE!
PREMIUMS
lUMS
With all Oaterao4 \Vaelrers sold during the Ohristmae season
we are giving FREE without any extra charges, a set of splendid
• galvanized square tubs, or a ease of soap euntatining 48 packages of
Sunlight and Lux. You have your choice ofthe a preen"
turns.
Supply of Tubs and Soap is limited so snake sore you do not
delay ordering your washer and save looney. Beatty Bros,
Limited, the niartufacturei'e or the famous 1900 Dataset electric
washer, are making this special rnnceselon for the 0hristrrrae sea.
ao ri only. You'd be wise to eoqulre to -day and arrange far 4
demonstration,
Here
Here are -the Premiums
This is the big box of Soap which
contaiva 48 packages of good quality
of soap—Sunlight and Lux.'Ma is
enough soap to last the average fam-
ily six woflths.
48 Packages Free with every
Cataract Washer sold dur-
ing Xmas Season.
Here is what the FREE
tubs look like.
They are well made, Ste,
attractive in appearance.
Two of these tube are
FREE/ with, each waeber.
Choose your Premium and 'phone or call at the store
Ideal
Christmas
Gifts
Oalaraot Metairie wash-
ere zneke ideal Xmtte gifts.
One of tileae washers,
will bring utors genuine
pleasure and cctnfortinto
ti home that, almost any
thing ciao.
This ie a gift that will
pay for itself in Jauntily
bilis, doctor bills, eta,
which it saves.
Ask for free deuionetra
tion to -day.
lheabove picture is that of (George
J. Husak, one of a crew of twenty-
eight men on the freighter, Clifton,
which disappeared on Lake Huron,
September 21, 1921.
At the time of the disaster, George's
father, Joseph F. Husak, 1137 17th
street, Milwaukee, 4Viaconsiu, offer.
ed a reward of $1,000 for information
rte to the wb.resbnuts of his son.
Tuesday, De:ernber• 9, the father had
'0. dream, in which his son appeared to
him, telling him that he is alive, but
not able to communicate with him,'
and if ha will'not abandon his search
be will find him alive. The father
is
renewing the reward offer in 'hope
that he may be able to get some trace
of his son.
It was repotted soon after the dis-
aster that eyraft bearing five mem bets
of the Clifton's crew bad been picked
up near the Canadian shore, and the
name of George Husak was given aa
one of those tescned, but this has nev-
er been confli wed.
George is 21 years old, live feet, ten
inches tall, weight 170 pounds, dark
brown hair, blue eyes, has three gold
crown teeth and two upper front teeth
porcelaiu crowned.
cv Bowman 801 D MacDonald 622 SCHOOL DAYS
D Lewin 79.1 N Lott 60.2
51 McNair 758 J Yolleek 563
L Campbell 72 2 S Clarke 55 8
R McMurray 70,1 D Ennis 54
V Jordan. 69 7 A Logan 54
U Hemingway 67.1 51 Logan 48 0
J Smith 66 al Thompson 85 2
M Ritchie 632 D Warwick 278
W MacMillan 624
A Christmas Gift for the
Family.
Cheapest, heat and motet appreci-
ated Christmas gift would be a year's
anbaciption to the Family Herald and
Weekly Star of Montreal. It costs
only Two Dollars and the whole
family would enjoy it. The beautiful
art calendar for 1025 with a large
picture in colors which goes with the
Family Herald
this ear, would y Frei
to brighten the home: We also heat I cleat
that each subscriber' la to receive a
free entry to a popular contest in
which tent thousand dollars cash will
be awarded That is stately extra-
ordinary value for the money,
California and
Pacific Coast Tours
During the Winter the 'Nellie
(lomat States and British Columbia
offer a haven of refuge from nue rig-
Prolta climate, particularly Sunny
California. California has become
famous sea Winter tourist region be-
cause of its excellent climatic cattdi-
tioita, its varied and mttgnifeent
scenery, the possibilitiee it affords for
all kinds of outdoor, sports and re-
creations, its splendid motormeds;
sea bathing, etc,.
The Oanndtan National Railsveys of.
Per a wide choice of routes embracing
rail and ase trips. Travel one way
through Canadian Rookies via Jerome
National Park and Mount Robson, the
School children and teachers will at-
tend school for 197 days during 1925,•
or two days less than during the year,
drawing to a close.
Such le the information received by
School Inspector J. $. Smith, in a
bulletin frond the provincial depart.
merit of Education
The regulations affect high, con-
tinuation, public and separate schools,
Easter holidays next 3ear will be.
gin on ,April 10 and 0nnclnde no the
19111 1 midsummer boltdage on June30
and close on Ang, 31 ; Christutae and
New Year's holidays ; the first four
days of January, 1925, and Deo, 23,
1925, to Jan. 8, 1926
The Hort-school days will in.
elude also all Saturdays, local muni.
cipal hoiidaye, dominion and provinci-
al, public last or thanksgiving days.
Amongst this list are Victoria Day,
May 26, (May 24 coming, on Sunday)
Kin '
s birthday, Y, Juuo 8 L,abnr"
Day,
Sept, 7, Armistice Day, Nov. 9
The children will be required to at•
tend school fol' 20 days in each of
January, February, May, June and
November; 16 days in April and in
December, 21 days in September ; and
22 days in March and October,
The bulletin concludes as follows
"No other days can be deducted from
the proper divisor except the days on.
which teachers institute is held and
the days on which school is closed
under the provisions of the public
health set."
Brussels Council
Town Council web Monday averting
of last week, as per Statute, and pass•
ed a number of accounts, looking to-
ward the preparation of the Annual
Financial Statement, tlyLaw was
read dealing with tb.e coming Monica.
pal Elections, appointing Deputy Re-
turning Officers aid fixing polling
placer, in ease of au etectioit.
GRCSN weed coming to town,
T111.1. TIM Poli the latest news,
�ortb Pantie coast route to Vaucoo* toes oaleudars are in the public eye.
Wilton & GWespie
alias Amy Howson, Clinton, will
sen the d i e 1Vjuter in California,
A 12 Ib. wildwA oose
g sshot by P.
McBride, Carioca, on E. Fisher's farm.
Dr, W. F. Brown,' St. Marys, was
chosen President of Perth 0o. Mediae!
Association;
2 Stratford boys, Rev. Peter Bart
and Rev. Vincent Kennedy, were or-
dained to the priesthood, in Toronto
last Saturday.
Mortgage Sale
of a
Valuable Farm
in the Township of Grey
In tno County of Huron
Pursuant
u uant to the Power of Sale con-
tained in a certain Mortgage bearing
date the 23rd day of March A. D. 1918,
Which will be produced at the time of
Sale, thexe will be offered for sate by
Public Auction at the American Hotel,
In the Village of Brussels, on: Saturday,
the 27th day of December, A. D,,
1924, at the hour of two o'clock P.
M., by D. M. Scott, Esq., Auctioneer.
All and singular that certain parcel
and tract of land and premises situate,
lying and being in the Township of
Grey in the County of Huron, and
Province of Ontario, being• eonvposed
of Lot Number Twenty-seven an the
Sixteenth Concession of the aforesaid
Township of Grey, containing by ad-
measurement oriel hundred acres of
land be the same more or less, Upon
the pro
partY there ere ]s erected
a
tree -
story frame house with frame kitchen
and woodshed. There is a drilled and
also a stoned well on the p?emises,
There are about eighty-five acres under
cnitivatten, and about Eve acres of
scrub timber, hard and soft wood.
This property is conveniently sit-
uated about a mile from the village of
Moner4eff and two miles from Mc-
Naught Station on the Canadian Paci-
fic Railroad, with church and school
ht the immediate neighborhood'. The
title is indisputable. The property
will be offered for sale subject to a
reserved bid.
TERMS OF SALE—Tett percent of
the purbhase'money 1* be paid at the
time of Sale and the balance within
thirty .da s thereafter,. withoutllnteeest,
hen N 9session will be given, Suit-
able arrangements may be made how-
ever to allow a portion or the pur-
chase money to remain on mortgage at
a reasonable rate of Interest.
Further Information, particulars and
conditions of sale May be had oh ap-
plication 10 the undersigned.
D. M. Scott WilIIam M. Sinclair
Auctioneer, Vendor's aSoli;ciitor
Brussete, Ont. Brussels, Ont.
Dated this 15th day of December A, D.
1924.
USE PAPER
Afteru
yo have washed a mirror you
can put on a good palitsh by going
over Bae surfaice with crumpled news-
paper or tissue paper.
APPLE KEEPS MOISTURE
Keep an apple 4n your cake box to
keep your cake'moist. See, of oourse,
'thrall the apple is a iperfect one and
tc'hange when it shows signs of decay,
Eligible Property for Sale
21 is the South East part of IT% Lob B0, Con.
5, Morris Township, and contains 10 acres. On
it is a comfortable house, }debit', good well,
yonng orciterd,,t,s, and its location, adjoin-
ing Rrnesels, makesIt a convenient spot. Per
further partloul are as to price, terms, ,ec., im-
ply to the Bxeoutors of the estate of tie. late
Annie Turnbull.
W /f, SNOB, Rrusseia P. O. -.
THOS. TU1tNBULL, Ethel,
Ouaford Property for Safe
Hoose and lot of about H acro, tttnotedon
the corner of Turnberry and Thomas streets
in the Village of Brueaels, known as the Dan,.
ford hoine, On the property la it very 5111)'
atantlal brick house ; nicely isolated, steel
root, cement cellar floors, new furnace, clothes
closets. bath room, cistern, drilled well, fruit
trees, a nlue raspberry plantain, lovely or.
namestal and evergreen trent, and a beautiful
lawn, Will be sold for half of what Itwoutl
coat to build it to wind op the etOnte of 110
late B. (). Danford. Immediate possession.
For further partfeelare apply to 1., H, pUN-
FORA. Detrott, or JAS. ala0"AD215AN, (next
door), Box t Brussels 8, 0
Farm for Sale
Contains 100 mire%, being Sia Lot 20, Con, 0,'
Morris township.. hi,
Goodbrick
ook
house with
trhlar;nkher with marmot keeling; driving rn
at 1
shed,drilled well and a never failing spring at 50 ees under
noe patturo andwaod lad, aim plowing
will be done and possession given this Pail.
-
•
For fertilely particulars imply to
A. $JMACDONALT), Bruenels,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—In 'the
matter of the estate of' 1.awronne
Wheeler, tato of the Township of Croy,
In the County t of Hur
Y on Fa
weer'
do-
ceased.
Notate le hereby given puritan/It to''The'Be-
a h erbdl erg tttd Ontario,"
berg hev,nlgaoloimn121),
agni�ngt
the estate of rho said Lawtmme wheeler, who
died on or about the Seventeenth day of Nov-
ember, 1924. are rrqu(red on or before the
thirdriavof,innmar 1529, oarndbypost ro•
poli or deliver t0 Thomas Mlllsr nr wOt�arn
1 wort, the ex lief de a of the h stunt and teatn-
moot et the relief addresses
gait- tlhrlsttnn and
partieoarso theiraandde,the stateine lull
thrtion:me of their claims, Ilse etetemaet of
thea?? held to and tiro nature of the 0aeuritlea,
(iAnal �arotr,,hoby
Enko nodes that after molt halt
mentioned elate the esid exenotore will pro.
(teed to distribute the Casale of the deceased
Among tie parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to theelnima of wldch ,toy shnrl
than have rtotlee, and u,at rite said extoutore
,vitteatre llabla far the anld 5500,5 or nay.
port thereof to env par0un or persona of wlese.
claims nti ea 0hn11 not hove been received by
themed the limo 0ledhir dletrlliatlon,
Datasd the 111h'da3 0f Deoemter, A D,1924.
W. bl, SINOLAi1i
- , Solikitor for the said Bxeoaters,
Brussels
USE CELERY TIPS
Tlbe tender tips of celery are de-
li ' i
lcrous nc
ah{ l.en
sarvegetb
d
vegetable salads,
,
REMOVE GREASE
Ehler or chloroform will remove
grease from delicate fabrics.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS, -»In the
matter of the estato of Botone
Mary uekmtor, late of the. -Town-
ship of Grey, in the County of Huron,
married woman, Deceased
Notice le hereby given pursuant to "The Re
vleed Statutes of Ontario," Chapter 129,
that all Creditors and othera having define
against the estate of the said Selena Diary ttek-
i nler, who died on or about the sixth day of
December, A. D .1024, are required on or before
the third day of 'limitary, A D. 1925, to send
by post prepaid or deliver to Christian Eek.
mler, of she Township of Grey, in the County
of Heron, one of the Executors of the lust will
and testament of the said deceased, their
Christian and Surnames; addresses and dos•
or•iptlons,' the full particulars of their. Maims,
the statement of their accounts and the natnre
of their securities (irony) hold by them.
• Andfurther take notice that after such last
mentioned date the aald executors will pro-
ceed to distribute the agitate .of the deceased
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having
regtird only to the dales ofwhich they shall.
then have notion and that the amid executors
will not be liable for the sold assets, or any part
thereof to any person -orereone-. of whose
claim notice atoll not hove been received by
them at thea of such distribution,
Dated the 11th day of December, A. 1).,' 1024.
W. M. S7NOLAIli,
Boticlter for the Batcutera.
PREVENTS TARNISH
dfu
yro apply a Wit coating of
'colorless lacquer sudh as you can
get at any paint shop to your brass
Candlesticks and ornaments they will
not tarnish and will need relight at-
tention frown you on cleaning day.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,—In the
mattep of the estate of Williartt
Miller, late o£tho Township of Mar.
rig, In tho County of Huron, Farmer,
doaeasotl.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to The Be.
Weed Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 121, that all
creditors and Where have+ g claims against tin
0rtabonttlbesaiSt'candsnd4
y�lo1 tOotobar. A.
D.1924, are required on or before iheTwenty-
eovonthdny or December, 31),IO24, to send by
Poet prepaid or deliver to Alex, A, htecdonnid,
of the Village of Brussels, County of Hnrotr,
the Administrator ofhe estate of the
said deceased. their Christianand surnames,
addresses and dosarlutlo,tq, the tall pat -Gaolers
or their claims and the nature of theneoprittee
(1t any) held by theta.
And further take notice that after such lest
mentioned date said Admtnletrator will pro-
ceed to dtstrrhnte the assets of the deceased
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having
regard oily to the olaltan of which he shell
then have notice nod. said Adtnlpistrator Will
not be liable tar the avid assets or any pert
thereof to soy person or persona Of whose
(trim notice shell not have bean received at
, the time of swift dtstribatton.
Dated this 8th day of December, A. D. 1924,
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