The Brussels Post, 1925-6-10, Page 5BUSINESS CA NOS
Tits Industrial Mortgage and
Savings Oompanyt of Sarnia
0ntarle, are prWW,red to sdvaaoo weary no
Alnrtgsgea on geed, lands, Parties doming
10o00y 00 tIrla lnortg01)0.4 10/111104,114404,P1/13' IQ
$11nm14 Uo1111n Kaatarah, Oat, Who will too.
1411 miasmal other pa .14 S111a1'e,
'rho'Induatrlal Mortgage
and Savings Company
sh41a1Ji s. Lo$,lifi,rVL'
AGENT FOR
Fire, Automobile and Wind Ins.
COMPANIES
For Brussels and vicinity Phone 647
JAMES M'FAOZEAN
Agent Hoick Mutual fire Insurance Company
Ateo ."
Hartferd'Wlniistorm and Tornado 'Insurance
Phone 42 Sox 1 S'ur:Marry Street, Brussels
JNO, SUTHERLAND &' SONS
LIMITED
ivisV eluMMA'
CrIZf'a 0A4rilru10
D. M. 'SCOTT
kze. .vsz J t rICTIO4 RE'I
PRICES MODERATE
For reforenoee consult ens person whose sates
1 have officiated at. - Phone 784 or 65
T. T. M' RAE
M. B., M. 0. P.. A S. 0,
M. 0. 11., ' Village of Bt uesela
Physloiau, Surgeon; A000ueheur.
Mao at residence, opposite ?defy file Church,
Willls(1l street,
it Pays to Attend the Best 4
/ ELLIOTT
141i9/41
Cor. Yon3e ani Mender Sts, Torolito
14- Every graduate of the Iasi Of-
teen nendlli 1144 BPrur#cf 4011. }€
pinrnent. Open xll. year. .1611
Eel ter now, OatlAogne flee. >,
W. J. ELLIOTf, PRINCIPAL`
t
gee Rea R2a9Rtt1 R4A � ..Pi'_avi^„yRa aa'ya�
Bra 'y v �*'+
Wool
WANTED
Highest market prices
paid.
-See me. nr Phnne No. 2x, Brus-
sela, and I will.call and get
your Wool.
M. Yollick
Stop !
p
Look!
Listen seen
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 Old Battery
work like new. :For Quarter the cost,
Earl Anderson
Distributor for Huron County.
Brussels, P. 0., Phone 154
WHEAT
WANTED
We are in need of Wheat for
Milling. Give us a call at our
fexpenee if you have any L0 sell.
No trouble to quote prices.
All kinds of
Flour and Feed
For Salo
T. G. Hemphill,
WRONETER
(
Flour Mill 21
,PHONES Split Pea Mill 29
t Night call 50'
School Fair Dates in Huron County.
St. Helens Sept, 9
Wroxetero 10
Bluevale 11
Ethel .............. 12
Walton 14
Fordwieh 15
Belgrave le
Ashfield J 7
Colborne lir
Zurich 21
Varna 22
Goderich 23
Blyth 24
Grand Bend 25
Dashwood ..., ......... 26
Crediton .. 30
Winchelsea....... ...... Oct. 1
Hernial' 5
Dublin 0
Clinton ...•.•.•........... 7&1(
Baby Chios
N the Wieldier; ,epe laving contest
et Ottawa 111 1023.24, and Ll)e
Oltnodhu) and 0 ltari0 eon/theta
Diet 25, Inclusively, caw pent, of el 0.
hit' I.#f4 10(44 (48 its whiter egg pro.
dl)c61 4 wart) in fleet piece. When buys
lug your belly chicks why not buy
0/median 6h 161)4 with veal's of good
rapnl.at(n11 Welt of thrid when they
Can 144 s,cnred ar praet.ieally tonne
Oast its eheeke 1'10111 [ermine stock..
L»thorn chirke 1.2 cents sash,
11,oko 15 eta ear')i, Juno dPlivNiy.
odes' In get 1110111 tinily in June, it
will he neressa'y for you t0 niece your
order sc'Iduo ut (1Phty,
J'alter Rose
BRUSSELS - ONTARIO
Total 1 etaos Items
Tire fragrant !lbws lire in bloom
again.
We are nearing the longest days of
the y6,tr',
811111) In Ilene items e0l'ly to Inseam
their 11. -chow
(4Asociee, 11119 jumped 0p. all,other'
Dein per gall(,' during the week.
17' 9e6111s unite I4'4(8(1l144hi6 10 talk
of 1116 gond old al1inn161• 1i1041 again.
Tula growing tvaalhar W11) slake
things ralhe4 expensive for the wear.
op of brlitb»d hair.
Mos•r0 for pedeetrians-Eternal
vigilance ie the pi Ice of ability to
keep to walking
hyla' Item 1.f! IIPw8 you send in to
limit Post, makes the paper of mole
Intel eat. to you and ethers,
'1 its chap who became intoxicated
on 4 4 beer gives but another pr0lii' u1
the pewee (.f mind over )carter.
Tm cauurt truthfully be said that 4;4.
hes wt a 1 116 )u oleo iv contest with
) u
the boot legged beer by one point.
ONTARIO had h(llatbn68 the sizeof
an egg, hut they will not do much to
bring dawn (148 p111144 44)' hen ft nit.
.1 ogre-) he mom b of brides. 'J'nrs
Potsmis the hotue of the newest and
bloat up -to -dale weddieg 814triunet y.
NEW 411011/64 al•e said t0 111.4 0((14'
W01 it fat' a man. They elway9 do if
they happen to be Wok his wife.
AN exchange 'emetics that with
the Witte -cele, Lex added to the ;nice
of gasoline, life 6 hardly math flit ei-
in4.
111 Itt'O1LY Is happily going up, hot
not. with the same speed as Ihat de.
veloped 1.f late by cemm111 0110(11 10a
$111441 in going; down.
'l'nj [Gree Press, Arlon, enters up
•o't the last month of a rouyd. tll't)
years of publication. without PVP(
failing 10 publish 1(8 regular 100nthly
19eue, •
A WEE seeing the antics of th4
bailouts -la ousels in a stl4ng wild, it
seems to me that the wrung 8t•X d4
is bearing the appellation of "fl p•
per,"
Tnis Liberal Government hue ugaln`
been sustained 111 Saskatchewan de
spite a Conserved ve-PPogressive mad -
Rion, the Members of which large])
figure among the "also runs.,,
•i'r is expected the Dominion Parl
iatnentwlll be in 01ogu4(1 about the
22nd, as the Premie, is :insides to Suit
fur England oe Lite 191(1 in 20th. U) e
matter of tine ki,id It fa debit able to
say "By your leave", to the .Leader of
the Oppooltiou.
TnE
Tot onto Stu remarks that air
ter you have semi u hundred motor,
go by 08 the highway to Hawillul,
you wonder who is at home minding
the children. But 1)1selbly the child.
neo are not at house ; they tufty bt
out dliviug automobiles.
OFFICIAL Bgeres 81111(0 that Ont al it
ie educating amillally about est out
pupils and is paying 17,000 Lraellrr'4
salaries. The 4etiw,ited aver cage (1091
per pupil per yea( is :189, Aeauutirtl.
that every pupil attend., ech,aq f•1. at
l0upt Lan veal s, the co.1 el ed 1041)141
111 this mein:Ice is $8i10 per pupil.
South Bruce Liberals.- South
Bruce' Liberals on Irl luny al Lea 110011
allose De. W..0. Hull, of %Valk8l(041,
as 01111(1I(1ate for Parliament. Niue
(awes 00016 beiure the delegates but
upon the 400(114 ballot Le. Hall had
121 out of 234 votes
Glaring Headlights Are Banned in
Province.-Heudlights of more then
21 candlepower 01, autattmeni4e alt
prohibited wider the lestilati(1ue of
the latest revision fan the Highways
Truffle Aet, which was leo-teed ut
the London 711011,4 01(14). ad outlet..
are liable to penal1iee It their cafe alt
driven at night withouta device u
eliminate glen eof u 1)p6'which 1100
been approved ul by the ,depallmoil
of highways. Lights arum, alae b4
lulja(led so that nu !1.d tion 4.! 11,e
light Is reflected (.o Ihut it will rise
above 42 inchein Runt the gt0u(1d aL a
disauce of 75 feet in fleet of the cal.
All LI alters 1)00101 boyo used guano
light showing. clearly from the rear
After January 1, 1920, every drivei.
must carry ready 10 •present on de
lamed a lit:o ce W drive. This Beene(
us yet does out n quote au exalnina.
tion of the wu1m•ie4'8 ability to drive
a Dar safely, but is to be prooured by
payment of a nominal fee. Detaihrete-
gaecl(ug lheoe licensee have not been
give( out entirely, but it le probable
that they will be issued locally, pus.
sibly through the department of pub
lie enfety..
Soft Drink Tex. -About two mil
lion stamps, it is estimated, have been
issued so far to retailers by the prey -
imolai treasurer's department in con-
nection with the beverage taxes on
soft drinks, A stamp of il542 mills
is put on bottles up to 8 ounces; the
same stamp iu put on pint bottles, and
a one -cent stamp is affixed to a quart
bottle. As it is figured that quarts
do not generally exceed • 30 ,ounces,
and there are 120 ounces to a gallon,
probably n little over the five cents
will be obtained on u gallon sold in
bottles, Manufacturers terve refus-
ed to collect the tax and retailers
throughout, : the province aro making
violent protest, so that the end la Ap-
parently not yet.
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Happy is the bride the sun s14 Bee
OILSubscribe for The Pest and get all
the home noWa.
Test Fxems, .-- Teat cottons. were
on the program last week at the -Con-
tinuation School,
Swimming at Dam.- These hot
days the dam to a favorite for the
boys and young men of town -but
don't forget your bathing suits.
Belmore Votes Union.-- 13e1ntor:±
Presbyterian Church concluded their.
vote on Union on Tucsaay. The re-
sult was a majority of 30 in favor of
Union,
Nova Scotia Vote June 29-,-,0180/14-
Jim
9•-'Ph801 t -tion of the Nova Scotia assembly
was announced. Elections will be
held on June 25 with nominations
Jena 18.
Flag Was Flying -The town lin;
was flying on the King's Birthday
last •Wednesday. The wire broke,
hence the flag was not up on Vietoria
Day,
Some U. S. persons say they were
bitterly disappointed when they
merle to Ontario for 4,4. - Some other
13. S. persons were also bitterly dis-
appoint ed
is-appointed when they came 4,0 Ontario
in 1812.
Thieves stripped the pews, of a Los
Angeles church of 150 hymn books,
valued at $225, When they are com-
mitted to prison the warden may ask
them to join in singing, "Abide With
Me,
Tn the eighth bulletin of the Bur-
eau of Municipal Agates lust issued
from the Parliament Buildings, the
population of the province of Ontario
at the end of 1924 is given as 2,.
857,000. This is made up of 1,060,-
490 rural, 563,086 urban, 1,234,005
cities. --
Water Was Fine. -Whole snending
the afternoon and evening at River-
side Villa, Master Stewart Wk g, rhe
2 -year-old son of F. W. end Mrs.
Wigg, Seaforth, fell or rolled into the
river behind the house. He had 'gone
to look for the other children, who
har 1 toner i to tun into the house.
When his dad got to -him he was
scrambling out'himeelf.
Maple Leafs Won. -On Wednes-
day evening despite a lead of 15 runs
against them, the Maple Leafs won
nut in a rush against the Odd 'fel-
lows.
erlows. Errors of all sorts were made
on both sides and very heavy hitting
was done. N. F. Gerry and W. Mc-
Quarric were the umnires. ,Follow-
ing was the score by innings:-
M. Leafs -124721'11 10 3.41
Odd Fel. - 564683 3 1 '1-38
A Huron Old Boy. -Rumor i ns it
that R. S. Robertson, K. C. of Tor-
onto. formerly of Stratford, and a
brother of Wm. Robertson. of the
Goderich Signal, is slated for the
next jurk(eship at Ospicde Ball, Tor-
/Into. There are few mon at the bar
to -day more canable of filling the of-
fice of judge than IVU'. Robertson.
He is well informed In law and a dili-
gent worker with great rapacity. He
no8sesses a ludielal mind and will in
time prove himself one of the ablest
men presiding on the bench.
Mark Duplicate Receint4- Set'y
W. C ,Miller. of the Retail Merchants
Association, has been advised the,; at:
amendment has been made to thio
Dominion Statutes under which there
will be a considerable reduction in
the use of stampsfor receipts. Lin-
der the amendment the stamp is to
be affixed to the original statement
,he
where duplicates are required it
is necessary only to marl: them "tea-
paid."
tea
paid. " It is estimated that this will
mean a saving to the retailers of the
Dominion of at least $1,500,000 a
year. Under the old section of the
Statutes u stamp had to be affixed on
every receipt for '$10 or more.
Government Speed Cope. - The
Ontario Government has placed a
highway officer on the roan between
Kincardine and Arthur. The officer
is W. H. Symington. He is net an-
xious'to catch the public breaking the
law. He ('a11ed in to the Review-Re-
nottei', Kincareline, last week and
asked them to announce that he is on
the iob. He drives a motorcycle with
a side car. He has a duty to perform
and wishes the public to know that
he will be on the beat mentioned.
The Act calls for a speed of 25 miles
and at intersection 12 miles. Head-
lights and tail lights will be given at-
tention. All horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs must be kept off the roads. Al-
ready prosecutions have been made
in connection with animals being al-
lowed to run at large, Mr. Syming-
ton's headquarters will be at Arthur
and Kincardine. He will give the
Tiverton highway the once over now
Office
Re -opened
Miss Maude Bryans 1,
Wiehee In annnnnce that t=he
has npeeed an 1'1111.47 et her home
non hlnek WVest of the Bank of
Neva Scotia. and is prepared t0
attend to all kinds of Optical
walk,
Satisfaction Asstrrc'd
and again. It is to be remembered
that ho has jurisdiction in towns and
villages. 1t is well for drivers of care
to know these facts and govern thein-,
selves accordingly, Don't be foolish
enough to try and beat the oMie, on
his motorcycle, If you do it will cost
you something. Mr. Sylningten's
warning is a fair one to the pubihe,
Try and not break the speed limit.
Telephones in Canada.-Talephgno
statistics; show that the number of
telephones in Canada has been stcalt-
ily increasing and at a faster rate
than the population. I# 1022, they
aggregated 944,029 or an Vertigo of
10.3 per 100 of population. In 1023'
the number i'nc,; asod to 7,009,203
or an average 08 11.03 per 100 of
population. The average per 1011 of
population - in 1923 is as follows;
British Columbia, 15.57; Ontario,
14.53; Saskatchewan, 12,02• Albert(.
10.58; Manitoba, 10.36; duebee,7:
39 ; New Brunswick, 7.11; Nova
Scotia, 7.05; Prince Edward Island,
6.08. The number of telephone' com-
panies in Canada in 1923 was 2,387
as compared with 2,459 in the pre-
vious year.
WINGHAM
A. r, Pnoliff, Yrfnripal of Wingban,
petei1 School, ie the Scout Master fm
the 11eo 4Y'i;,,udzati0n of a boy Scout
troop.
While imtdling Irides at the (3 P. R
4Lation. George Olver hell the Mis-
fortune 10 step off Lite side of the plat-
form, in raking an artery in his leg.
l'he blood soon caused a large swelling
which Necessitated his being operated
011 iu kViilghanl General Hospital.
BLYTH
Council is melting 411! 1(11541)101114
to puic1146P a suitable dltup ground.
Ultutun Band has treet engaged Pr
been
the late" social to he1 .ld r
1.r byIh
Ladies' Aid of St, Andrews' Church,
on Wednesday, June 17
Hon. Duncan Mar hall, fortiori,
Slimmer of Agriculture ut the Al-
berta (lovernllle.nt, will give an ed -
It 881 on, '•A ti ip through Scotland",
111 Memorial Halt, Blyth, 01) Frida)
June 19,.h, at 8 p m1., under the
1118pic<s of Blyth Goimeunity Hort
iatuural Society, Mr. Morainal l ie e
liltent epautter and his address prom
lees to be both interesting and iu-
41motive. •.
'The financial statement of Blyth
Welhodi81 Ohulch for the year ending
May let, was presented on Sunday.
['he past year has been most e11rour-
agiug as every department of church
work showed excellent 1faults. The
church raised in its vvimra depart-
ments during the year the sum of
85,765 54.
TURN)' F-RRY
The fallowing clipping from the
Toronto 0lily Stet' has reference to
a daughter of Richard and Mrs. (lil-
kin900, of Turnblt'lyy "Miss Onra
V1y1 tie (litkimem, of 4Vingllnnl, 0111•
arin, was last night presented with
the staff gold medal for the highest
standi1141 111 the filial examinations of
the training school for nurses connect-
ed with (trace Hospital m1 the tutees -
inn of the graduation exercises of the
35th chase from that institution. Dr
11 0. Wales, who made the piPeent-
ation, deela1e11 That the staff and
eater nurses of 111 leg Gilki0son4 were
proud of her achievement particularly
when it wee pointed out that during
her ft sl year in the hospital she won
first prize, repeated during her second
year. aid now made her 811rc088 111).
nnitn0us by winning the staff medal.
1'Maine Art Galleeles, whine the pre-
emltatitnl was made was a veritable
garden of finweis sent to the grad-
uates and undergraduates for the
happy occasion. Scarlet, pink, white
and yellow 40968 together with car-
nations, sweet peas and a few orchids
'Vere used while the goadumting class
of 17 young ladies wore generous
corsages of deep crimson Virginia
r
eddltg lnvltatiobs
nor tie jam gri Ie
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS
WEDDING INVITATIONS
WEDDING CARDS
VISITING CARDS, ETC,
tea.
We have every facility fordoing the above class of
printing in the finest style of the art.
All work strictly first-class. All orders promptly
executed and at a reasonable price,
eke grass ifs veost
Sporting News of Interest
Lacrosse Schddule
June 1,1-Wingham at Clinton.
June 11 -Mitchell at Stratford.
June 18 -Stratford at Wingham,
June 19 -Clinton at Mit hell.
June 25-'-Wingham at Stratford,
June 26 ---Mitchell at Clinton.
July 2 -..Stratford at Mitchell,
July 3 -Clinton at Winghaln.
July 9 -Stratford at Clinton,
July 9-Wingltarn at Mitchell.
July 15 -Mitchell at Wingham.
July 17 --Clinton at Stratford.
Milverton won from lltonkton 1.0
on the King's Birthday at Milverton,
route tied wit 11 arllneon atandalds.
T'heee against the white backgtou(lcl.
afforded by the go (Mauling franks
formed the hospital coiors'nf red end
white, while the 5410e.. ('(Imre 1ti silk
were used to tie the diplomas. 1, It.
Wood, Chairman ofthe hoard of Gov.
ern 0111, (8441) 4)41f071(1net Ply 48(1961(1
through MIMEO; and Dr. W. H. Barris'
presided in hie eteud. He congrat.
(sated the nurses upon their splendid
showing in the recent examinations
for which he pointed nut, much credit
woe, due Superintendent Mies (l, L.
Rowan.
ETHEL
Ethel Foot 13411 tenni plays at
towel ort Friday evening. Here's
hoping they "lick" the town boy.;,
New Minister. -On Sulidey, June
28th, Rev. D. M, Guest will become
the new minister of the United
Church at Ethel. Rev. Mr. Guest was
born in Kinnloss Township, Bruce Co.
and received his High School educa-
tion at Kincardine High School, and
then attended Stratford Normal
school. After teaching school for
three years, he entered the ministry
in 1917 and spent two years in pro-
bation for the ntinistr on the Bervie
Circuit with Rev. 51, W, Williams, as
,Superintendent. Following g
this
Vx
Guest attended Victoria College and
in June 1921 was ordained and re-
ceived in to full connection in. Lon-
don. For the past four :years since
ordination, Mr. and 34(rs. Guest hare
been on the Dover Circuit, Chatham
District The Chatham Daily News
refers to a couple of farewell social•
given prior• to the departure of Mr.
and Mrs. Guest. -On Tuesday, May
2Gth, a well attended social evening-
was
veningwas held at the Oldsfield appointment'
when about one hundred gathered
An address was read and the pastor
and his wife werere ent
with P
s edw 1 a
well filled purse. On Wednesday,
May 27th, et Mitchells Bay, a social
evening was held in the church with
a large crowd roprbsenting th.
church congregation, the local band
and foot ball boys. Addresses were
read and the pastor presented with
a "Utility shaving and toilet act" and
Mrs. Guest with a clown -tilled com-
forter,
MORRIS
This suction had a cyclonic rails
on Thursday morning.
Mrs. Melvin Bradburn, of Hyd'+
Park, and baby Ruth, are visttin,
with her father, Henry Johnson,
Sumnlerland Farm, 5th of Morris.
The following is the school report
of S. S. No. 9, Morris, for the month
of May: -Class V -Harvey Bryaris,
84. Sr. IV. -Walter Pease, 83; Wal-
ter Shortreed, 81; Frank Kirkby, 72.
Jr. IV. -Mabel Bewley, 62. Sr. II -•
Arthur Bewley,82' 'Stuart Dryans,
81; Tommy Kirkby 58; Clifford
Pease, 54; Beacham Alcock, 51.
First Class --Isabelle Alcoa':. Se
Pr. -Lloyd Pease, May Shortreed
Jr. Pr. -Lloyd Alcock, Walter Bent-
ley, Ruth Alcock. No. on roll 15
Average attendance 14. -
CLARA MCGOWA•7,
Teacher
Word was received of the death at
Winnipeg on Tuesday, May 2601, of
Minnie Carter, beloved wife o. J.
Bromwail. Deceased who was in the
36th year of her age, was born in this
section, daughter of the late Sanlp
son and Mrs. Carter, of Westeeld.
She was married 12 years ago to her
bereft husband, and she leaves to
mourn her loss, three small children
and her mother, Mrs. S. Carter, who
resides at Belgrave. Other members
of her family are: Mrs. Alex. Cloak-
ey, Morris, Mrs. Stewart David, I on.
don • Messrs. Samuel Carter, Toronto;
Frei. Carter, Wingham; John T.
Pickett, Maple Creek, Sask.; and
Bert Carter, Morrie. The funeral
took place at Winnipeg on Thurs-
day last.
RECKLESSNESS TO
BE COMBATED
Canadian Forestry Association To
Carry Out Strong Educative
Campaigns In Ontario
The Canadian Forestry Associa.
tion, tite national educational institu-
tion for the protection of forests,
has started an active campaign for
the cutting down of the number of
forest, fires caused• through human
agency and carelessness. This makes
the sixth party to take the field in
forested areas of Ontario, Quebec
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and
i
British Columbia. The Ontario torr
will have Mr. Fred Vogel as special
lecturer, assisted by Mr. Alan Beav-
en of the Association's. staff and will
travel many hundreds of miler, by
motor truck, holding mass meetings
for the general public in the iaventegs
and special talks and demonstrations
for the school children 1)8 the after-
noons. In connection with the school
children these will be in tile 1(atuve
of a wind-up to a course of special
instruction which has been (ferried
out over the winter months by the
Association 'working in co-operation
with the local teachers.
One of the unique features of
these tours is that each party itns
been provided with complete meth).
(tent for showing pieturos either' in
the dark or in the daylight anti by
carrying their own power plants are
independent of local co11(li<UO11s and
' My woodlwork,
floors and ceiiliings
look better with
leas work
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Wedding Gifts
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visit our Gift Shop,
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Call and see these New Lines.
No trouble to show goods.
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JEWELER
WROXETER
able to show pletul'es 1)11 any vection
of the country, Similar tours undo'
the Association's haulier have 821,I•act-
e(1 daily audiences from 600 to 1000
people and many -of the '''mc -e un:'i
have had to -be held in the open ,lir
owing to lack of a hall large en')uh
to accommodate all who wished to
see -the films. `The forest fires shown
in these films are the real thing and
(lake an immediate a'.Jpeal to ('anap-
ers, fishermen and a:• users of the
woodlands whether for 6101(1. or re-
creational purposes.
While working l lung in(Inas compern
a
tion with the provincial authorities,
the Canadian Forestry A. societioi(
has the additional advantage of ap-
pealing as a non-government, • non-
1'onlmcrcial araanizatiou with no
selfish purpose to serve and no mutt,
san policy to advance. Thous -Inds.
of editors. railwaymen, doctors, met..
chants, farmers and others ifotopeire,
the membership and it is 0 1)10)1:-r of
pride to these people that the total
cost of these campaigns is hot u' by
the Canadian Forestry esoeiatie,n.
In Ontario Capt. W A. D",alley,
Provincial District Forester at 4u4 -
bury, and his assistants are working
hand in hand with 51r. Il.faven and
Mr. Vogel to insure the tu(('1$s of the
tour and are enthusiastic at the man-
ner in which the general pu1li • i •
responding to their appeal and re-
port that already whole c011mntnitiee
have been organized to stamp out the
menace of the "Red Enemy."
East Wawanosh Council
Onnn.il met on biav 27th, as in
0 ut t or R•vieiun 1.0 111e Assessment
Roll. All the menthols pieaent, ue
appeel8 (1f ee47 1169ne inBoil n sire '1 e-
.•oived, t 1611 Telephone (40'9 as.
"P9•ulent. bewever being reduced
8168 75 John 8. Scott tl as (144es8Pd
es uP nal ul Ilia S. 1), N. (4. 1,111 86,
Coe. 5, 1)1 Mame of J,t111M4'1' 13611. On
motion of Councillors Th1'nlpsan end
Kerr. the Court of J16vio1(n1 was the),
eln.,'d and the Roll as now revised
with these changes will be the A s 88.
went Roll for 11125.
001411011 t60umed and ordinary lous-
iness proneeded, Minutes 01 h(.1 meet.
Ing OVel'P m04(41 401111 e0afi(,uId. pet-
ition of R Hnrhuna11 11011 01116,8 ask-
ing for e municipal drain at Lot. 29,
31 and 31, Un1. 4, received. 1'he pet-
ition was granted and the ritelk in-
(11'11e1(d to 1.17(011,11 11 mope( f satire l.1.
engineer flrr hla 'x 011110110/1 and re.
port of some. The peeve a n 1 00041 -
wimp Campbell wet 10141111104 d ul at-
te0d at \V. 11 l.ol 32, Ont), 4, to i14.
10(111 tit 8,11117 11('ti11ago 14tlne01oil in
Front of that prop -sty. A Ry-1,(tvv
was tend and pe0.rd 1 47111(1,411 ''g the
loading Anil 'apru'i1V•1(1841 the speed
limit of 11,1cke 11. the unn1il'ipality.
The fnllnwieg accounts w'41' nerd --
of the Best
Articles
Made
Sherwin-Williams
Paints and Varnishes
19h9 Cataract Washer
vim----
t,Icstinghouse
Electric Ranges
Cem1'nt l.irne Pariste)n
Wilton & Gi lespic
0 O F. Hull, rel'( $35; \'('m, Robin -
4011, 9ahoy Iia A94es8n1• 4100; .1 Vin -
40)/1, 16p read (loo. 3, $2 ; i1. Oat 1P",
fila and mink Om, 5. 810; James Ale -
(4111, con It on grader 811 ; faun. Oeult-
ea, work o4) guider $91 W. Mo4ill,
1(11vi1'g gra41'l and grading $4.50 ; 1.
Ntn11ehotyi', drawing g1 aver and rep.
culvie t, (:ml 5, $2 • J.'1'. Sent(, lak-
ing stn)IPM (loll 9 48 1 141 (41014100, ('011
grader $5 ; J. elnig, grading $115:
146o Jordan, grading and dragging
$8 50 ; 1V. ahoeb,11)fl n, (11091ng grad -
el $1 ; MPMnuicipal 67114Id, sopplil e
$0 3. A Young, pay'me nt on tile
Dae on-Thnel.p.nn Drain $95 ; '1he
Advaee4 Ofiil'4', minting $5 75 • 1(1.
J. 711i(ohell, hu(1ipator. $1511; SUM
M1icBurney, gin vet $830 ; Stewart
6)411urney, gravel 41 05 ; H. ('Ilett•
less, expenses 111 'ft tent (1 le, 0. 16 A,
$1850. ( nenil adjourned to meet
again on Tuesday. JUn6 80111.
A. PoterElurnaLp, 018111.,
WASHING MEATS
ih111't leash pleats more than Is abso-
lutely necessary, especially game and
fowl, as it has a tendene:v to destrnl
the natural flavor. Fresh- meet should
ahl ays he put into boiling menet, and
froth meat into cold,
W18.`ktRS,w.I`t+'4;°?.. L�wi�4,ii�r=1s.'A
Wanted
We pay Highest Cash ,Price for
Cream.. 1 cent per 114. nutter Fat
extra paid for all. Cream delivered
at our Creamery.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Brussels Creamery Co.
Phone 22 Limited