The Brussels Post, 1925-6-3, Page 5RUMNESS CARDS
HE industrial Mortaage'a.nd
I Savings Oornipany, of $arnla
Ontario, are prepared to ndvanee money en
Mortgages 00 good lands. Parties deelring
money 00 fano rnortguges will plemie apply to
James (Jewell, 88aforth, Ont., who `w6l fur.
'deb rates and other partloulars,.
Tho Industrial Mortgage
and aavingo Company
1Lz im 41. kizarwer
AGENT FOR
lire, Automobile and Wind ins,
COMPANIES I
For Brussel,' and vicinity Phone 647
JAMES M'FADZgAN
agent Huulok Mutual fire Insurance Company
Also
Hartford Windstorm and Tornado Insurance
Baby Ckicks
N the Oaolidien egg roving mutestI a5 OLtawlt in 10$3.24, and the
Uanadian and Ontario 00nteste
1024.26, inclusively, our pens of S, 0.
White Leghorns as winter egg pro.
dueler were in firatplace. When buy.
Mg yeller baby 0hi011e why nut buy
Uanadiwt Woke with ysura of good
eeputation Back of them when they
can be eeoueed at praeleoully same
5105505 tibiae levee inferior stock,
Leghnr'n chicks 12 cents each.
Rocks 15 ate mete June delivery. In
older to get them early in June, .it
t eteenly for you to place your
order without delay.
W alter Rose
Phone dB Box 1 ,- Tnrnberry Street Brussels BRUSSELS • ONTARIO
JNO, SUTHERLAND & SONS
LIMITED
6171IL.PE 0107$1116
D. M. Scone
Luis si zi gCs'QT'1 A'.it`rdi
PRICES MODERATE
For references consult any person whose sales
I have %Ablated at, Phone 'Mx or 05
T. F.
M' RAE
M. B,. M. C. P.. d[ S. O.
M. 0, H., Village of Btusseh.
Physician, Burgeon, Aeooncheur
Office at residence, opposite Melo ills Church,
William street.
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It rays to Attend the Best
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iCor., Yoage and Alexander Sts, Toronto 0 r�.
Ke Every graduate of the last fir- ,�
teen moothv has secured rut ee
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Ci ployment. Open all year. Bo.1g
e ter now. Catalogue free.
B W. ,l. ELLIOTT. ARINOIPAL ;9
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Wood
WANTED
Highestmarket prices
paid.
See me or Phone No. 2x, Brus-
Bele, and I will call and get
your Wool.
M. Yollicl;
Stop. p
Look!
Listen
Ye who have BATTERY trouble -don't
throw away your' old battery — use
R E V I V O-- the New Battery
Electrolyte. Makes your 01d Battery
work like new. For Quarter the cost.
Earl -Anderson
Distributor for Huron County.
Brussels. P. 0., Phone 454
WHEAT
WANTED
We are in need of 1Vheat for
Milling. Give lea a call al our
expense if you have tiny to sell.
No u•oublo to quote prices.
All kinds of
Flouir and Feed
For Bela
- T. G. Hemphill,
WROXETER
Flour Mi11 21
PHONES.j Split Pea Mill 20
Night call 60
School Fair Dates in Huron County.
St. Helens Septa '9
Wroxeter 10
Bluevalo 11
Ethel , 12
Walton
Fordwich .. , 10
Belgrave 16
Ashfield 7.7
Colborne 18
Zurich 21
Varna 22
Goderich 28
Blyth 24
Grand Bend 25
Dashwood . 26
Crediton . 80
Winchelsea ...............005. 1
Hensel' ............. 5G
Dublin
,Clinton I .................. led4
o aJ e000 Pius
SOON will come the school examina-
tions, the pleashig feature of which is
that they come immediately before
the summer holidays. -
Exreneervo plana are, being made
for Lhe celebration of the fiftieth an-
niversary of the incorporation of Bay-
field as a village,. Wednesday, July 8,
hi the date set for the celebration.
THE Agicultural Estimates paused
In the House of Commons last Friday
include $376,000.for administration of
the 'Timm. Peet Act, which includes
the fight against the cont honer. "
A Regina than is Raid to have per-
fected a device which will prevent
"listening In" on rural lir patty. lines.
What a lot of fun some people will
Mies if Ibis invention comes into gen-
eral use,
TxE
farmers of Huron and adjoin-
ing uouuties who are'auxioae^5o ',see
advantage or the goud'turtrkets for
cattle iu Great Britain, are prevented
from deizig so by the scarcity of apace
on trans-Atlantic boats.- These ships
are controlled from New York and
preference is given to Amerioan porta.
Canned' Goods: It has been de-
cided at Ottawa that all named, stud
bottled goods must, in future, hare
the weight and quality Stated pla;nly
on the htbels. The practice of welling
canned and bottled goods by number,
it was stated, has tempted a few can-
ners so let u housewife assume that a
"No. 4" jar of jam contained four
pounds whereas perhaps coutaiued
only three and a half.
Can Get Rid of Weed:—"Cuuch"
or •'quack" graze is the must trouble-
some garden weed. 1f Lhe land is
badly infested with it, give it, a
thoroughcultivation before planting,
then planta quick, strong. growing
crop, such as the bean, potato, cab-
bage or caulifInver and keep Sha soli
frequently cultivated and the rows
hoed so as not to let the grass grow.
One season of this treatment will al-
most completely rid the soil of this
weed.
Was Still Assessable—An 'unusual
case was dealt with receutly by the
Whitby Court of Revision, when to
'citizen asked l0• have the assessment
retjueed on hie house because it was
condemned by health authorities es
unfit for habitation. The court took
the stand that if a ratepayer did not
keep his property in repair, with the
result that, it deceeased in value and
could u0t. be made revenue-producing,
it was 1105 the fault•of the td'unicipal.
ity, which must establish a basis nf
assessment fair and equitable to all.
To Kill the Dandelions.— Weeds,
paeleeulurly dandehuue, nee very
troublesome in a lawn. They may
be spudded early in the season by
cutting the roots as. deeply
es poesibia, at least two
inches deep, The removal of
hugedandelions leaves `a. hare
spot and Lhese patches shouldld
have a little soil added to them end
i
should be re -seeded. A few drops of
kerosene or gasoline dropped into the
heal tofto dandelion wtlldeel;roy it,
but care mace be exercised nut to get
the materiel on the grass tr it too will
be setiooely injured. Of euurse, aL
present many are hand-picking thew
for family use—fur medicine only.
As Listowel Saw It.—Tire Stand-
ard of last week makes the follow-
ing reference to the recent football
match in Brussels with the Listowel
team: -The Listowel senior football
team got away to 'a good start on
]Monday evening last when they won
the opening game in. group 5, W. F,
A. series, defeating' Brussels on their
grounds by a score of 1-0. A fair
crowd of spectators accompanied the
locals to Brussels, and conside>.ing
it was the first game of the season
they saw 'a good exhibition of soccer.
Owing to the non -arrival of Cecil
Cavell's registration papers he wile
Unable tooplayland the line=up had to
be changed at the last minute which
was a handicap to -the locals" List-
owel pressed the play from the start
and shortly after play commenced
Robbie drove a east shot at the Brus-•
sels goal which was a couple of inches
wide. In quick seccess1on he shut
two more front a considerable dis-
tance which glanced off the goal
posts. Listowel continued to press
the play and about the centre of the
period Archie Clements scored
from 'a beautiful shot which gave
the goal -keeper no chance. Listow-
el had much the better of the play
during the first half. Shortly after
the second half commenced John
Peppier who'was playing a magnif-
icent game at right half for Listowel
injured his knee and had to retire
from the game. Playing one mar -
short Listowel eontintied the game
but Brussels pressed the play and
during the greater pact of the second
period Listowel was, kept on the de-
fensive. However, Brussels were
not to score, and the game end-
ed 1--0 in fever of Listowel. Beus-
sole has a strong team, particular-
ly in their defense, and ie a team to
be reckoned' with in the group. The
locals played good ball, but if the et
time ever comes when they will
realize that the Arles of the.gamo
pperintt combination -'their play w111
be 7fper cont. mazeof o%tl
ve.
Jpsy now the kiddies are 'counting
the days which Metre elapse before
the long vacation begins,
WITu the Inugtheoieg ditye it 10
now puesible for amateur' gardeners eo
complete their daily gardening activi-
tiee before let eakfaet,,
Tan mom States governline
taken stege to collect'ttot wily the war
debts owed it by lflurppe, hut the re•
eonetluetimu loanienladeafter the ar,
naiades.
Hann your news items in to the loc.
al paper, Don't stick around and say
'Why didtr't you get Shia or that news
item?' This is your paper—make ie
Inhale with news.
Ae' Capetown the Prince of Wales
kissed s entail girl, who was wearing
her daddy's war medals. Now. the
bigger girls will be wearing medals,
too.
Fon SALO•-5 young. fresh, milking Durham
Cow and calf. Apply to .1 T. MOINTOea,
484f Phone 568 Lot 21, Oon, 12, prey.
WRITS bull calf strayed from Lot 12, don. 18,
Grey, about Mat 8111. Any information will
be thankfully received. BAXTER leTsV a550N,
48-11 Phone 4226,
Fon BA.LB.—Two•horee spring wagon with
boa, also a three'burner owl oil Stove, com-
plete with oven, good se new. Taos GRANT.
4841 Wroxeter Phone R.55.2, Wroxeter,
OQox stove in good repnlr, for sale cheap,
else E farm wagon and a Polled Angus cow; 8 -
year old. due to freshen in MDY.
ED. comas, Jo, Phone B57
Laws Mowsee sharpened and repaired and
put la good Working order at
eeoaox EDWARD'S shop, Mill Street.
DOOR eggs for Bale. Apply 4018,
BARRRD nom Baby chicks for sale, also
Hatching eggs of Heavy Laying strain.
Pbonel28 BAitver Began.
Baan -to -lay Barred Rook Eggs for batabing,
at 10 eta more than market price but not less
than Ole per dozen. Also maple. syrup.
Phone 2410" WM. MDNAre,
48.51 Con. 10, l4rey.
B. 0.
White
rtgerttee18o per dozen above Leghorn
price hatching,
than26a. Atex, Fermis, R.R. No, B, Brussels.
Phone 2016. 42.51
Enlarging Cold Storage Plant.—
Robt. Thomson has pipes and other
material here to increase his cold
storage plant at the Produce Entpor-
We Agree.—The Brantford Expos.
itor last Tuesday had the 'following
editorial note, and we agree with it:
—The kind of "Queen's weather" we
rut on the 24th was a libel on the
memory of good Queen Vic.
Planning Short Course for 'Ford-
wich.—The Dept. of Agriculture are
are planning to hold a 3 month's
short course at Fordwich,this coming
winter. This is the same course that
was held i Brussels russets lastter in and
w
which was so successfuh
Wingham I. O..O. F. Won.—In the
soft ball game last Thursday evening
in the Oddfellow's League, Wingeam
won from Brussels on Victoria Park
19-17. The home team is "green" lit
the game but a few practises will
soon make them all step some.
Will You Help.—The Post would
like additional correspondents in the
surrounding townships and those vil-
lages and hamlets that are not having
their light shine in the Post every
week. Paper and envelopes will be
supplied. ,Who will volunteer?
Presentation. — "We Want You
Class" orf the Methodist Sunday
School met at the home of Miss Ina
Cunningham on Thursday evet'ing
and presented Miss Mary Clarke with
a jardinere. Music and games were
also on the program, followed by a
tasty lunch.
Royal Bank and Union Amalga-
mate.—The Royal Bank and the Un-
ion Bank have amalgamated, the ur.-
Ion making one of the strongest in-
stitutions in the country. This leaves
but ten Canadian chartered banks
there being five amalgamations in the
past three years and thirty-two since
Confederation.
Lost at Monkton.—Brussels Foot
Bali team went on a long journey
d trimmed. When
,n
last Thursday to get tr e
Referee Clarke of Stratford,
lined
up the roams theonly change on
either sides was Ballantyne taking
Cameron.; place on the forward line.
Rafe started to fall shortly after the
play commenced and fell all through
the game. Brussels' defence played
a whale of -a game and kept tha play
with Monkton's half nearly all the
first period. With one minute to play
Monkton uncorked a piece of roni-
bination and went right into Brussels
goal, Merryfield scormg. In the sec-
ond period Brussels was pushed back
into the goal considerable but the de-
fence held off the invading forward
line. The. Brussels forwards could
not get going and lost several good
opportunities to score:
Office
Re -opened
Miss Maude Bryans
Wishes to apinnnee that she
line Opened, an ninon at bel' home
tine Moak Were. of the 'Bank of
Nova Scotia, and Is iirepnred to
attend to all kinde of Optical
work.
Satisfact on AssurCd
WITH house.eleaning 0115 of the
way, the mistreat, of the home next
time to preparing for etarting house-
keeping down by the lakeside,
"'Towrs Council islet on Monday
night and before adjourning afte1r1
o'clock, purchased nn Interriatidual-
Bickle fire equipment, cotnpoeed of
chemical tank, hose, hook and ladder
compartmentaud pumper, at a met,
of about 83,000 cash and most of the
present equipment in trade."—Petra-
lia Adversieer.
FoBosrr the slander you have heard ;
Forget the hasty, unkind word ;
Forget the quarrel and the cause ;
Forget the whole affair because
Forgetting is the only way ;
Forget the trial you have had
Forget the weather if it's bad ;
Forget the knocker—has a freak ;
Forget him seven days a week
Forget to even get the blues ;.
But don't forget to pay your dues—
To the Brussels Pour
Watch Your Markers. --Traffic of-
ficers, especially in the cities and on
crowded highways; are checking
closely on misplaced markers, with a
result that scarcely a day passes with-
out a number of .motorists being
brought into police court and fined $5.
for having their markers obstructed.
Ownere of motor care who wish to
.avoid a finer are advised, to see that
their markers are placed high pre-
ferably on a strip between the head-
lights. or on the freer of the bumper.
Rear plates are often obstructed too,
and officials advise motorists to see
that they are properly illuminated in
accordance with the regulations and
that they are not obstructed by bump.
eye or spare tires
No Evading Regulation.— Because
there have Dean somewhat wide-
spread attempts t0 evade the excise
stamp regulations, locally as well as
generally, the "following regulation
has been promulgated by the Acting
Minister of Customs and Excise,
under the Special. War Tax Revenue
Act. Credits on statements of Ac-
counts, when for amounts of $10 or
aver, are eabjeet to the stamp tax on
receipt, except when such credite ale
covered by sepal ate receipts, to tvbich
the required excise tax stamps have
been affixed. In such cases the
statue is to bear the uotation," Stamp
tax paid," initialed by the maker.
This regulation is in effect on and
after May I, 1925.
Must Give Contents Weight.—Am-
eudmeliks to the Canned Funds Act to
compel the weight arid quality of can-
ned goods to he plainly stated on the
label passed the Agricultural Com-
mittee of the House of Commons
Tuesday of last week. The practice
of selling canned and bottled goods by
a number, it was stated, has tempted
a lew canners to let a housewife as-
sume that a "number four" jar of jinn
contained forte pounds, whereas it per-
haps contained only three and a half.
Hereafter all packages must state ex-
act weight and such declaration of
quality as would insure 0 standard
content of "drained solids" It was
stated ,t at the new law would also
prevent the dumping front the United
States of cans cmitainit,g a "thin li-
quid, a few skiers and a few seeds—and
labelled •tomatoes'."
Improving Your Surroundings —
Fellow lits'
c citizens, go out and look about
your pretniees. Ones 111 fent
o the
shad the other buildings look as
though they needed entire repartilig,
some paint to Minh ten and preserve
them 2 Would your surroundings be
made more attractive, mm a cheerful
by the planting of a shi uh, a tree, a
bed;of Hoven? Doee your lawn need
attention2 Doee your home need
painting 2 Bi minis has earned the
refutation of being an atti active
town. Will vin help make it
more attractive ? If every citizen
would do a little in that direc-
tion how much more attractive our
town would look. All ittequiree is 0
little thnughtfnlnese, a little energy
and tile expenditure of a couple of
ri
Wedding Qnvitations
for tike June grid
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS
WEDDING INVITATIONS
WEDDING CARDS
VISITING CARDS, ETC.
We have eve-ry facility for doing the above class of
printing in the finest styte of the arta
All work strictly first-class. All orders promptly
executed and at a reasonable price.
TIe
rtiSS eoSt
rr
dollars. In Net n dollar paid for
7tlesnbeiShip in the Hortiettliural
r bring Society will bre g aullloirnk shrubs
and plants tolotake yew. atter windings
en meek wore attractive that you
will be more than t'opaid, Try it,
RTHEL
Grey Council met in Ethel on Mott.
day.
bolsi wee Wel: represented at Bros.
eels onT'ueeday night to sea the Ethel-
Bruesels tenoe Ball match,
Et hal Pteshyteriuu Church voted
against Ohm cis 01110n by a Majority
of 31, The vole was 17 for and 48.
a ainit,
Last week's Milverton Sun tnade the
following coruwetlt on the repeat fool
ball match in that.; town :--The Mil-
vertou And Ethel intertnediatee or
Group No. 6, of the 1tV, F, A., met nn
local grdunds on Tuesday evening in
Miiverton for the echedtded game of
the season, The match wee an filter.
eating one for spectators, and some
pretty wot'k was done on both sides.
The local team, however; Proved sup-
erior. defeating the visitors by a more
of 1 : 0, Frank Kelly, Listowel, refee.
eed iii his usual effoient. manner. •
MOLESWORTH
The Tuxie Hoye fire organizing a
baseball team,
Thomas McDonald suffered a very
painful injury when he had both
bones of hie left leg broken above the
ankle. He was leading a colt to
pasture, wheh the Animal reared,
striking hila on the leg. Medical aid
was summoned and Mr. McDonald is
progressing very favorably.
A track and field Meet was held an
May 23 under the auspices of She Tun-
er Square at Mniesworth. The re-
sults were as follows : Senior -100
Yard Daeh=1, G. Mitchell2, J.
Brown ; 3, B, Spence •,4. A. McDon-
ald. 2211 Yard Dash -1, J. Brown ; 2,
B. Spence. Target Shooting -1, J.
Brown ; 2, B. Spence ; A. McDonald ;
4, G. Mitchell. Sicking Football For
Dietance-1, J. Brown ; 2, G.
rhell ; 3, A, McDonald. Junior -100
Yarde-1, J. Cumming ; 2, G. Martin
3, T. Oulnrniug ; 4, d. Brown. 220
Yards -1, M. Brown ; 2, G. Martin ;
3, T. Cumming ; 4, J .Ouniiinghaun.
Senior Champion—J. Brown. Junior
Ohawpion—G. Martin,
ATWOOD
The very heavy frosts so fri quently
seen, are a great detriment to the
growth of vegetation and very hard.
fare Por bed and blossom,
George Greensides has moved into
the building he recently purchased on
the wett a side of Main st. Before (flee-
ing his baking business he intends in-
stalling a new oven.
The Thema Cheese and Butter Comp-
any shipped their first half of May
make consisting of 300 beeps to the
Liget soli Packing Company on Tues-
day. Price 17 1-8
The enmrnittee in charge of the
Elmo tdernnrial ate at present having
the ground surrounding it dug rind
worked up preparatory to having it
seeded down and otherwise beautified.
Mies Minnie Campbell, whn unfort-
unately, got her leg broken above the
knee, by being struck by an auto one
evening last week, is doing as well as
can be expected u, der the circum-
etauce8, she being over '70 years old.
BLYTH
IJ,eeve•Dodde is attending 00. Conn.
ell at Goderich title week.
The new poet office, which is being
erected by Postmaster T4teker, will
sone have the brickwork finished and
will be quite: a credit to the village.
James McMurchie, A. B, Kean,
John Hefferan, R. B. McGowan,
Thotuae Keswick and F. Rogerson at-
tended the Liberal convention in
Winghain on Tuesday.
Week of taking down the grand-
stand at the Agricultural Grounds
was completed. Itis the intention of
the Society to erect a number of clos-
ed -in stalls for horses for the armeen-
nce f exhibitors at the fair.
re n 1 s
Vt
The frosts of the last week have not
d nets muchdanag
e 08 s at Hist e
-
peotett, hot the cold weather is retard-
ing Ihe growth a gond deal and unless
warm rains come anon the ci nos will
be ver short, and the fruit clop,
Which prntnieed to be large, will alen
be badly injured. There hasbeen
genetically no rain for the past two
etica
BELGRAVE
The Free Press, London, on Friday
last gave the following paragraph,
along with photo of a former pastor of
Belgr av e Methodist Church :—Quite a
few years ago, just how many is not
disclosed, R. Henry Pttrnaby, 16 -year-
old youth, was apprenticed to the
printing and publishing business at
Oastleford; England. From this hum-
ble start he eventually became editor
and publisher of a paper, and kilned
the Metlindiet ministry, where he now
serves, at Mount Brydges. But al-
though he has served a number of
years in the latter work, Rev. R. Ii.
Parnaby, Ph, D , as be is now known,
still finds time to engage in his form-
er profession, iu fact he father enjoys.
writing, and that is one of the reasons
why at trite recent Lnndon Methodist
Conference lie was appointed fon the
third consecutive time to
the position of correspondent
for the new United Church publics.
tion, The Outlook. A more genial
chap would be hard to find, Through.
out conference seseione he is always
a friend of the newspepe•lmen and
knows practically eveev minister in
conference, He le a finent speaker
and is well liked by his congregation,
and has always been welcome to re-
turn to any district in which he has
served. In spite of this be bad little
or no idea of ,joining the ministry,
when, at the age of 16 yenta, he was
apprenticed to the printing trade in
England. "I always had a longing for
the smell of printer's ink," he declar-
ed in an interview. After some titre
at this work, however, he said he.
eventually became a local preacher,
Heally journeying westward and eu•
tering the ministry at Newfoundland.
Later he went to Saskatchewan. and
while there he Became editne ami pub.
Beller of The Wadena Herald. He de.
voted most of his tune t0 the publish-
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JEWELER
WROXETER
ing of this little- paper and on Sab-
baths he preached the Gospel. He re-
mained at this work for a tiember of
Years, after which he went to the
Methodist Book Reran in Toronto,
and during his work there he was de.
Glared by Dr. S. W. Father to have
rendered invaluable assistance in the
publishing of The Guardian, Two
years ago be was appointed corree-
pondent of this publication and since
then he has devoted hie spare time to
writing for it and other publications.
Re has also recently been appointed,
as above stated, correspondent for The
Outlook, the publication of All three
churches. "I like the work just as
much as I do my preaching," he de-
clared, "and I try to put the sante en-
ergy into both." Mr. Parnaby re-
mains at Mount Beydgee indefinitely,
having been stationed a year ago.
LiSTOWEL
Postmaster and Mrs. John Scott are
leaving on a month's trip to Chicago,
'Denver, Col., and Murray, Utah.
A floor is being laid in a portion of
the skating rink, and dances will be
held twice a week during the coming
season.
Rev. (Capt.) E. W. Edwards, M. A.,
B. D., M. C., who has been pastor at
Listowel Methodist Church, becomes
the new pastor of Robinson Memorial
Church, London, 0D June 28th. Oapt,
Edwards went overseas with the 91st
Battalion from St. Thomas. He en-
listed we a private and won his capt-
aincy and the Military Orme for his
service and gallantry while in the
army,
A special meeting of the officers
and members of the Congregational
Church convened on Wednesday of
this week for the purpose of 'taking a
definite vote on Church Union. As
the congregation was about evenly
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Articles
Made
Sherwin-Williams
vhe
Paints and Varnishes
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1900 Cataract Washer
Westinghouse
Electric flanges
Cement Lime Pariston
Wilton & Gillespie
divided on the question and as the
local cause was not a strong one, it
was unanimously agreed to close the
cbureh. Those in favor of Union
will join with the United Church in
town.
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,-Oomplete selection here. Prices guaranteed the same as at
".Empire" Stores, lbrontn, Montreal and Winnipeg.
Weare now ready to give quotations on Auto and Buggy
Painting, Are you going to Paint your House this year ?
Let ns figure on it.
P 2r a WALTER WILLIAMSON
Cream
Wanted
We pay Highest Cash Price for
Cream. 1 cent per ib. Butter Fat
extra paid for all Cream delivered
at our Creamery.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Brussels Creamery Co.
Phone 22 Limited