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Wenches front coast to coast
Walkerton; Mrs. (Rev,) ;c,: F Roy
craft, 13iaintfoi'd1 Il'Iisr Elleabeth Wil-
son of Cliengttt, Went China, at pre-
sent home on fie laugh and Rev. Ilugh
C. Wilson of Tobermory. The funorlil
was held on Wednesday eftnl'noon,
interment being made in the old fam-
ily plot et Wycombe near Shneec.
Minor Locals
To the average eitl•zen venison is
dear cheat.
Feminine life these day is just
one i)aonar after another.
Entomologists admit that burning
chill fell the corn borer—bat Preeziing
won't,
Cabinet making in France 0en51810
of trying to assemble a number of
misfit pieces together, with glue that
won't stick,
A ne as piper reports that a girl
has promised to marry the first of
three men who field` her a house, A
case of love at first site,
13td,•kltvers in New York aro de-
manding $16 a day. Even so, they
s 2/1 WO r,+rteonable than some of
the present-day hens that are :rofus-
ing to lay at any price at all.
It is announced that there is tt
shortage in the Russian wheat crop,
On the other hand, the yield fronsthe
wild oat crop, sown by the Soviets,
m•ein
ises to he
exceedingly larg
e.
News of Local Interest Rev. J. S. Duncan, fornPr mm
15t
PI
of Luclcnow PresbyteriancIt th, and
for several years at Sault Ste. Marie,
has been inducted into the charge at
the United Church at Thessalon.
E. W, Beatty, President of the Can-
adian Pacific Railway, predicts that
Canada will have a great influx of
immigrants in 1920. If this is so tt'
is a powerful argument for the most
tremendous immigration effort put
forth in the Dominion.
In Great Britain and ether leading
European countries, and in many =-
portant states of the American Re-
public,.the lighting of all vehicles at
night is legally eompulsory. The
sooner Ontario has a compulsory Jaw
of this kind, the better it will be for
the nubile safety,
The Kingston Whig figures that -a
man going out in winter for a walk,
with his wife and three daughters,
will have a greater weight;of clothes
than the other three combined. But
it must be remembered that Ilubb}e
is minus the.weight on his mind of
,
how his load looks. '
A. E. Wigle, telegraph editor of
the London Advertiser; and a well -
Potatoes For a Plow.
Last spring says the Orillia Pack
et, a young farmer in the township
of Caledon, offered Blacksmith Ken-
neth Kearns 20 bags of potatoes in
exchange for a single walking plow,
the potatoes to be delivered in .the
fall. The agreement was signed and
now the blacksmith realizes that be
received $46 for his plow. The plow
was: worth probably from $20 to $24.
Important B. O. T. A. Ruling.
Persons who empty out liquor in
an attempt to balk officers from oh-
taining evidence, in 0. 7'. A. raids etre
guilty of obstructing officers. Mattis-.
trate W. E. Grundy ruled at Windsor
waren Frank Liberties, aged 26, a
home', r at the home of Mrs. Ruth
Lake . was fined $100 and costs. Lib-
ertit emptied out liquor 1'r4 a pit-
cher when a squad of city constables
entered Mrs„ Lake's horn*', The lady
was ordered to pay n eilnilar fine for
the same offense.
Thr United Fnrmers Co-operative Co.
The United Farmers' Co-operative
Company, of which J. J. Morrison is
Secretary -treasurer, has completed
the must successful year since. the
farmer movement Became a factor
in Provinci:II politics. A dividendof
thr,r per cent. has been declared,
which is considered equivalent to a
dividend of nine per cent. on effect-
ive capital. A change in the meth-
ods of the company, and the dropping
of stores and other unprofitable lines
are given as reasons for the rapid
improvement made by the company.
The two most profitable branches of
the organization, according to the an-
nual report, are the.' creamery and
the egg pool
The New Toronto Fair Building.
Work on the new Ontario Govern-
ment building on the Toronto Exhi-
' bition Grounds has commenced. It
will be a triangular structure located
to the west of the Transportation
Building with a frontage on the lake
of 490 feet, with the other two sides
approximately 360 feet, costing ap-
proximately $576,000. Among the
features will be open air courts some-
what similar to those in the Pure
Food Building, and it promises to be
elerobably the handsomest exhibition
building on the continent. All the
Provincial 'Government exhibits,
w.hiclh are now scattered about the
grounds. will be grouped, 'and a co-
ordinated scheme for display will be
carried out. It will be ready for oc-
cupancy in, time for the opening of
the 1026 Exhibition,°
Called to Toronto Church.
Rev, J. D. McCraw; .B,A., 13,D.,
13othany United Church, Ahnonte,
Ont., son of the late Dee D. L. Mc-
Gee* and Mrs. McCrae. London, Ont.,
turd a nephew of Mrs: Jas, Speirs, of
town, has been :tendered a unanimous
call by Avenue road United Church,
Toronto. Mr. McCrae Will succeed
Dr. 1)inoon, who has moved to New
Glasgow, N. S. Prior to going to
Almonte five years ago, 111r. McCrae
was pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Petrone. Son of Dr, McCrae, who
was formerly. Presbyterian minister
at \'Vestminister church and Muni -
ton road church, London, and supply
at the First Presbyterian church, Mr.
McCrae took his collegiate course at
tate institute here and later gradu-
ated from Queen's University, Kings-
ton.
Died at Walkerton.
Jr
M. C. (Max) Wilson, of Moose-
jaw, died suddenly ofheart trouble
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Lorne
Eedy of 'Walkerton, on Tuesday of
last week. The deceased was the el-
der son of the late Rev. Jasper Wil-
son, a former President of the Lon-
don Conference, He was 39 ,years
of age and unmarried. During the
war he enlisted with the 15th Light
Horse and served in France with the
490h battalion. He had been suffer-
ing more or less from heart trouble
since his return from overseas,o owing
to the effects of poison gas and he
had spent last winter in the hospital
at Moosejaw. Ile carie east about a
month ago to be near his relatives
and hgd gone up from Brantford a
week or so ago for a short visit in
Walkerton. He was around' as usua
Monday morning early, but took a
weak spell a little after nine when
medical help was summoned, but he
passed away within thirty minutes
Three sisters and one brother survive
him, namely: -Mrs. Lorne Eedy
• known newspaperman, died suddenly
of heart disease on Sunday, in his
45th year.
Grimsby Town Council have passed
a motion to the effect that no more
gas pump permits will be given for
curb or sidewalk stations. Any fur-
ther pumps must be placed on pre,
vate property.
After a trial of five years or )hole.
the average Canadian has about con-
cluded that the Dominion income tax
is a delusion and a snare and that the
sooner we get rid of it tile better for
all concerned, -
In the last fiscal year only 4.676
farms paid an indome tax and they
passed over to the Federal treasury
less than three hundred thousand dol-
lars out of a. grand total of some
forty-five millions,
Fifty per cent. of the traffic of the
L. Bc P. S. R. is now freight, and 75
+ per cent. of the freight le coal, that
will be cut off if the Dominion. Rail-
way of
the request
by Board sanctionsq
ay
the big steam linos.
The movement of grains from the
Prairie Provinces to the terminals at
the head of the lakes has 'continued
at a rapid rate and is reported to
have eclipsed all former records. The
1. ease with which 'the crop has been
handled is noteworthy. In a single
day 2,484 cars containing 3,492,247
bushels of all grains were unloaded
• as against a former high level in 1923
of 2,360 cars with net •contents of
, 3,291,606 bushels.
4lilUi i r"�e'-re
di If'
•
li! riS b or �'ii + if �ti�`3+1i+1Lst� fir
-great ma moil-
REM'
u t-
iZEDX'r is the basis of modern
businei c, Credit it is that sup-
plies funds or goods., for immediate
bu lint is mals, against a future:. pro -
Mine to pay. Credit -'•t:onflc:cnue--
feith- -they nrrt l:arlrCly one.
Credit is on lll,.ntuii)l.`- enough thin;;, yet
some firth:; seelite the credit they edea,), ,
being one of their best nssets. In r:: wee
credit of m:Mire, with its many negotiable
instrument., this balk file nn indispen. able
s" -viae.•`-°^ �.'h�'�'1x
place Cheques ova sent everywhere for
e*•llezSon, foreign or domestic -drafts are.
discs ed or held f'r o; liection, loans are
mule rual 'i s ..•.a,'n uron 'the credit.
standing, ,'f h it r' :red. .All the:,
Inti., 1{.. t t 'nr incident, upon
fore r n ht .::etcd. Moro than,
alit „i.. I . ' ; cn:ainual surveys of
l o rn ess tc)iw C - :;I511 122, transportation
fac;.h2ies,
prodaciic.n. and consumption fig-
ures broth nt heleee teed abroad, for the use
of its custoznera•. +
The J1andi I1/ Nora ,Scotia has been serving Cave dia8 industry f.)r ns'lrl: XC 71 years. ifs
experience, retards and resources, theessisfonce of no branches and sire G„ ;cltrt--r Op•
pigmented by mutants personnel --are all gladly plated 81 bur casldlriers c nona.nds,
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HE F )C`''I,i
ESTAliL,IStriED 1632
Capital $1O,OOOOOO Reserve 610,500,000 lii,;;tl ti s lire:tt> 230,000,000
:oweiroere r4*err` '; eu ehret,' renerioaetexes s.* .herett`eerelfS,
i'
utters;
s'e
The undersigned wishes to ..
state that he has stoelced a full ,e
. line of Portland eaters
i
WITH DOORS and ;t:
WITHOUT DOORS y
3; and is prepared to look aftta'
d. lithnee , 4,
wants pt the public in this at
,
't' All Kind,' Repairing ,t;
Attended to, 3f
_, Allan Lamont' j
D. Ewen Shop, Brussels, 3.
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Labelling weather prophets who
Have predicted a summerless year in
1026 as "expert humbugs" J. Patter-
son, M. A., of the Illeterolegieai Bur-
eau, Toronto, speaking in the Physics
Building on Saturday evening before.
the Royal' Canadian Institute, stated
that, as far as present knowledge
goes, no one knows what next sum-
mer's weather will be.
Extensive preparations are being •
made by the Turks for the eventuality
of war over the Mosul question.
Large quantities of munitions and
explosives are being brought in week-
ly from European ports. A sjiecial-
1y heavy armed expenditure program
is provided for in the new budget.
Inspections are being made of the
forces assembled on the border and
it is generally .belived by the best
observers that this attitude 'for once
is not a piece of bluff,
The Financial Post of Toronto has
been sizing Canada's financial condi-
tion and calls for the formulation of
0olv0 definite plan to take care of
the war debt During the next twen-
ty years Victory and War Loan is-
sues to a'tntel of approximately 52.-
000,000,000 o 41 1:+,01110 clue and pie, -
able. It is unthinkable that this debt
can be wiped out by a young country
like Canada within the period stated.
Yet it is ?OATH years since the armis-
tice was sign,d and nothing has been
done to make plans to take care of:
this situation.
BRUCE COUNTY
The tatepltyers of S. S. No. 10, Kin
lose. were considering building a new
school, but when the vote was taken,
I he proposal was 'ejected.
One of Teeswater's early business
uteu in the person of John SIcLean,
passed away last 'week, He was been
in Scotland and came to Canada when
a boy.
A big belt, weighing over tem tone,
and which was used for driving the
stone cruehee at the hydro quarry
\Veetof Walkerton, is being taken
down and shipped to Toronto,
Neil McNeil, a resident of Allenford
seotinn, suffered serious injuries 1N. bile
assisliug ata barn raising on t the f. om
of George Wain, near Cargill on Set.
urday. Re was craning down off the
building, when he slipped o±1 a wtL
brace and fell to the goouttd.
When cplltting some kindling in
the cellar at 1s home inWalkerton.
Patrick Ritchie, an old retired
pioneer of the Enniskillen settlement,
Greenock, had the misfortune to slip
on a stick of,wood, and in falling to
cement floor fractured the left thigh
hone in the joint, besides bruising
and cutting his left temple.
William Howe, of North Bruce,
narrowly escaped serious injury on
Friday afternoon, while threshing
clover on the town line, near Port
Elgin. 'He was reaching into the
clover huller to fix some machinery
when his coat sleeve caught in a pul-
ley, giving biro a bad throw, severely
wrenching his arm and dislocating
his shoulder.
A special meeting of the Bruce
Presbytery was held in Knox church,
Tara, Rev, Mr. Sheppard, - of Bur-
goyne, presided in the absence of the
Moderator, Rev. N. R. D. Sinclair, of
Tiverton. The meeting was held to
deal with the unanimous call extend-
ed to Rev. R, A. Cranston, B. A., of
Kingston, from the congregation of
the continuing Presbyterian church,
of Owen Sound. The call was sus-
tained and refereed to the Kingston
Presbytery.
PERTH COUNTY
W. 0. 1Tonderieh, Miiverton, vette
successful Ju carrying off a first, a
second and liiree thirds in the` Light
Brahma Bantam class at the Royal
Winter. Fair held at. Toronto, Sid-
ney Kerr was Alan A whiner, taking.a
Nest And a second in 'the Silver
Campine class.
John Cameron, of leullartou, broth-
er of
roth-ernf Lhoblin Common, of 81. Marys,
dbetl at the tesidetten of his -brother -in
haw, 'William &nevem:ran, on the 14th
Omicession or 1'ulhtitrou, nn the 1212
inst., in his 70th year. His bnybnnd
dove hv2 re ire nl nn Clio old home-
stead, Lot 10, on the 111,81 0,teepogi nal,
Blanchard, e, th,r f,um' ulj,tning
shat upon whirl* lion. 3rtllta0 d1•ruh•
on Oslo° 411eill hie IroylNtoll shays 'Plic
dreeA,so,i 111.211 was 111 a 2111151 dispns-
elen, sa Preoby'l11,41 And aiife•inug
Lih•r,tl. Aon play..ir an the Violin,
Ile hhd 1011,01' *ban a 1110111 tepuriNi+ln
CAR OF
StandardRe-Cleaned
Screenings
GROUND
Also Cnl' 2 ash of
Ontario Oats & Corn.
Special price of car for any
of the above. Screenings are
going up in price every dace and
hard to buy, also other seeds,
SO Plae(1 your order at once il
in Deere of feeds•
Grover G,. Gill
Phone 6914 E k'HBL
Qlarilrag'
Light
Danycrous to
the eyes
Toec.Ina lecure brine reel
x "vy%ri,�yq .eye )oaten by pmteedue
your gyre from the danger.
022 ultra•rlolat rare clean) preen* in attune pr
glaring Hest, llhra-vlolet "'ere ,1war, souse era
attain and pact; ca an cataract,
it you aro not enioring Ibe comfort that 5500.
from wcaane i'osie,Lile lemce, sea ve at once.
Learn about the adeantageo .2 2422 wonderful naw
lrns urommrnl,d brats trading edeotleta, lncludlne
Bir Oliva* Lodge,
Aei(er than Orpokas-qui color Oo rrlale
the appearauoa—o guarantee '0
W0;1, every Pair,
Maude O. Bt'yafria
OOto,notriet
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+1,
Ste Marva Woweas' Inetitttte sent a
barrel of ft u't eo the Sick Children's
11nslutal, lie Tn,man. '
'I'I1e members of Lite Milbank Ang.
Bean on Lic ob* prearn te'1 Rev. Idr,
3a.(211.41192 Lb a 111100 of 2.000257 au 1118
loavuig lite pari,la for &lotpeth,
De. G. Edward 'tremble,- son of J. '
1'7 Tearable, druggist St, Marys,, has
been appointed to the McGill. tJn,
156581 ty staff, as assistant dmons trat-
0- err surgery,
W. N. McMurray, Qeeen street
West, St Marys, was cleated Pres
t lent of the Perth County Beekeep-
e s' A eociation at the annual meet-
ing• in Stratford..
Word was received of the death of
Mts. \Vasl+bur•n, who for mrtny years
w110 a resicisut of Listowel, and who
went in September to Belmont' to
make het, home with a nephew. In-
terment was made in Belmont on
eland ay. 31,s. Washburn was over
oevet{ty years of age and had *leen in
f'oiliug heelth for over a - year. She
V171113 ons of the meet faithful members
of Knox Presbyte>rian'churnh.'
A former resident of Blanslhercl
died in Botha, Alberta, on November •
10th, in the person of Mary Richard-
enn; aged 83 years, relict of the Istte
Edwin Davis. ' Deceased was born in
'Pyrone County. Ireland, and carne, to
Canada when but two years old with
her parents, who settled in Sirucoe
County: Later, the Richmeleen
mooed to Blanchard Township. In
1578,,idle married Mr, Davie, a^*1 in
14,,i ing..1,1 1912 o,'i,t: \\ est and
'flied on u homestead two miles'
North of where the town of .Botha
now stands,
the :car under the L R. A., the 810011011
being illegally manufactured eV smu};
*;led, it is alleged. This c.b:trgcr will
be called on Dooe'mber 4,
Lawrence Smiley, of Dungannon.
Ont., mode application through -]tab-1
sec corpus proceedings in the Sup
-
roma Court at 'Vancouver, 11. C. for i
the custody of his two young children, I
placed, it is alleged, in Providence
Canvinit 111 New Westminster, by the'
children's mother,
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CAR OF
Expected this week. This
is a very high grade dom-
e Cn<il whicll 1ivas
est
satisfaction • everywhere
# it goes.
J. H. FEAR
Phone 2214 ETUEL
I placed the inflection on the wrong
word, following the literal italics in
1 ICings 13:27, and read: "And the
apako unto his sons and said saddle
i 1 ole an ass, An they saddled hien,"
1 4. 4
4141.0/' i An aul,l Kirk divine was one day
i walking itlmng'the streets of the 0api-
Preacher's Corner 1 tel of • the Orcade , when lie met a
I well-known tinker:
1 '"Well, Sohn, can you say the Lord's
(By D. IL)
A church all, in an exchange soya: newer, ,yet'?"
" sermon • t 10.30. "Pre pare "01
Morning s r n a 1 {
for the Worst." The quartette will the hi.: trade.
Call you make a tin
,
sing."
ha:1, man," said Jelin, "every man
A facetious hearer, describing the A clelgynuan in Toronto lost his
rambling sermons of him minister, said hat one evening recently and was
"If the text had the smallpox his obliged to wear home a shabbier one
Sermons would never catch it." _ whbleft in its place. Next
day thichehadfat ween
as returned by the peni-
"Minister ♦at' erose of sermon)
"We shall now sing hymn number
380."
Operator (rousing from nape "The
i line is busy,"
HURON COUNTY
The troublesome hole in the swamp,
east of Lakelet, is again to the front.
The water was inches deep over the
road, and during the past week, two
teams and five men have been piing
gravel on the road.
William Steinhoff, of -London, was
fined $100 and costs in county police
court tor having liquor in other than
a legal place. He was arrested in
Bayfield last Sunday by Officer low and and Revenue Officer A. Porter,
as he drew up at a house which the
officers just searched. He had two
gitllons of American alcohol, Furtheh'
charges are laid against Steinhoff by
the revenue officer, who also seized
tent :appropriator, who thus apolo-
gized: "I'll ,never take a minister's
hat again. You cannot think what
queer things I've had running through
my head ever since I put that hat oil."
A good min:oter out West preached
"Ali, me," exclaimed it pieta.. old at good sermon on peace-making,and'
lady, "our minister was a powerf tl
Treacher. For the short time he min_ had at. lung deacons of the church
1 who had long been at variance with
istered the word of God among us, the ,,..h
.; other. end such was his "be -
banged the in'ords' out or fie. 1'i'i- rte nee and earnestness that, directs
t Y
after the service one of the deacons
went over to the other and said, with
tears in his eyes. "Brother Stiggens
after such a sermon there must 1)e
Peace between us. Now, I can't give
}
you runit' in and you must."
ee
les."
gPreacher—I brought back the arc•
and -hand car I bought from you beet
week. It is too obstreperous.
Dealer -What's wrong? C'au't
Preacher—blot and stay in the mini An Irish priest told a soon who had
istty. a Bible in his possession that "he had
no business with the Bible, for St.
An old Scotch lady gave a pointedPeter said it was not the Wort but
reply to a minisier who knew he iia"- 1 the milk of the Word he ought to
offended her, and expressed
surprise ' have," and he confirmed his assertion
that she could come so regularly to by quoting, "as new-born babes desire
hearhim preach, She said, "My guar- I the sincere milk of the word."
rel is with you, man, it's no' the goo-'
pee eo.
A preacher who was not well ac -
"I know that well, please your rev-
erence," the poor man replied, "but
for fear the: milk alight be adulter-
ated, I like to keep the row that gives
quainted will? the elocotinnorc art, it with ore in tit,• house."
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NEWSPAPER - A�YERTISING
resp
ry lr�
r. Because it secures the best distribution.
2. Because it is read.
3. Became it is regular.
It takes years of effort to work up a news-
paper's subscription list and the advertiser gets the
advantage every week. And whereas p-•)bably not
more than one bill uut of three is read, every rpapt•r
is read by three or four persons.
For reaching the people of Brussels and:Brus-
sel's district, there is no medium ,to'compare with
THE BRUSSELS POST.
t. It covers the tieltl,
r It is a pitvr ill it is rr'aul through
Its•reatders ht-1,)ng t•.) thr;l)urcha�i-1 • ci:t
The Quality of a Paper is Re>fhf.,cted
on its Advertising- -.H'Y ii,usinesa
Stimulating try advertising in
The Brussels
Post
lelLt gettE fete eikeelet se el -
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