HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1915-8-26, Page 4AST
`tu SCY AUGUST an, t
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ARS yon a Lifter or a Leaner
Ex•PRSStDgN'r R,00ssyJLT calls the
sinking of the passenger ocean liners by
Germap sttbmarfnes boa murder
Pearl= Josetr, Emperor of Austria-
Iluugary, has passed Ilia. 86th birthday,
lila life does not appear to have heen
abbreviated f y the tollsoree Career he has
gone through. If tere ts troth in the
old addage that the good die young this
may afford a solution for his longevity.
WHAT about those entries you were
talking abo t fpr Ent Huron FrOl Fairir
on September so and October t ? The
splendid Prize List issued gives a very
wide rauge with specially good prizes to
court the hearty response of many folk
who have not beep interested heretofore.
Get a list from Secretary Black at once
and plan for an exhibit. Help make the
Fair a record breaker.
Some say a coalition Government may
be arranged iu the Dominion of Canada
by which promiuent members of the
Liberal party would take Cabinet posi•
Sons with a view of assisting the coun-
try while passiug through a crucial sea-
son in conuection with Canada's part in
the war sod other questions of para•
mount interest to the Dominiou.
MAKI, up your mind to give Brussels
Red Cross Society agood boost on Labor
Day at the celebration announced for
that day. While the nominal charge to
Victoria Park to witness the sports is
placed at 25 cents for adults and 15 cents
for children much larger contributions
are asked and hoped for in the maioten.
aoce of this worthy cause. $2,000 is set
as the standard for the day.
PROPOSED amalgamation of the Royal
Bank and the Bank of Hamilton receiv-
ed its quietus for the meantime by the
Minister of Finance deelioing to give
bis consent under the Bank Act and the
parties interested have beau so notified.
He says both are strong institutions and
it would not be in the public iuterest to
have them unite as they are now com-
petative factors in the Canadian banking
field. We think the decision is a good
one as it relates to the welfare of the
people.
CANADA owes much to the Motherland
for past care and attentiou and it is most
befitting ane commendable that in the
time of stress the loyal colonial sons are
so freely offering the hearty support so
much needed and so highly or ized.
Some have hinted at the necessity of
conscription but we believe with a prop-
er presentation of the claims there are
thousands in this Dominion who are
ready and willing to stand by the dear
old fiag and see that it is not trailed in
the dust. It flies as a great ensign and
we'll never let the old flag fall.
Iv you run an automobile don't be a
crazy Ike speeding up on all occasions to
the danger of your passengers, the
auto and the people you may
meet, Numerous complaints are made
of chauffeurs exceeding the speed limit
while passing through towns, although
Brussels has little to complain of in this
respect. A mac requires to exercise
judgment and common sense in hand-
ling a car the same as be does in any-
thing else and the danger is still patent
even it he supposes be is a past master
at the wheel, An ounce of prevention
is often worth a pound of cure both to
the car and its occupants.
PARENTS and guardians should be on
the alert to see that the school pupils in
their respective homes get a good start
on the opening of the Fall term. In the
forming up of new classes and the tag.
ing on of fresh studies it is very essentila
that the boys and girls should be in their
places when school re -opens. A few
weeks delay may have a hurtful influence
on the work of the term and place at a
disadvantage those who were not on
hand at the commencement. Where a
new teacher takes command it is even
more necessary than where no change
has taken place. The home can do
much to support the teacher by showing
a spirit of hearty co-operation in this
matter.
WHAT about that correspondence you
were going to took after so regularly ?
It is no compliment to the party you
write to if you make such baste in at-
tempting to redeem your promise that
you pen a few lines in a half intelligible
manner that may prove a Chinese puzzle
to the recipient. Method, a nice range
ut Writing paper, a good pen and black
ink, plus a gieaning of newsy items be-
tween the periods of your letter writing,
will prove valuable aids and greatly in-
crease the pleasure and profit of your
epistle to the one receiving it. The
notorious bad writing of even well
educated folk is a reflection on their
went of care and apparent unwillingness
on their part to crake deciphering a mat-
ter of ease and comfort. Sometimes an
interpreter Would almost be necessary,
Hoon ltewti Ig et,Cpected front thg Pere
au4 1e • < r 1 n
� I s hh t t � ut p uuectfon with tacit
earn are. It Ilea Veen a very delerminyd
cued at by the massing of W1111aps of
Terltish troops agalest the a 1 es.
Losses have been heavy 011 both sides but
eventual victory will Brown the efforts
of the allies and the Turk will have to
bite the dust.
THE POST le pleased to notice the
pride many tirusseliles take Ip fixing up
their properties in the way of lawns,
flower plots, painting and other adorn-
ntent. While it may not mean a very
large outlay o e individual uta t th r d vtdu he om-
R y at t C
biued tff tet makes a. wonderful differ.
euce to the towu at large. The many
ti cosyhomes tidy, tom s and rounds 1 often
g s f q
a subject of favorable comment on the
art of it si
p visitors Re, deals should aid is
this by paying some attention to the
street as well as their immediate posses-
sions and see that truck of any kind is
not permitted to accumulate and that as
far as possible the grass is kept cut,.
AureesleE your business and see how
it will respoud in growth and develop-
ment. Don't say you are not a believer
in advertising for every time you dress
the window, put a card in it or hang
out your goods you do that very thing.
Patrons read of your bargains before
they leave home, when the advertise-
ment is placed in a newspaper, and prob-
ably come direct to your place of busi-
ness on arrival in town, A large ie.
crease in the drawing of trade from dis
tances can be traced to the judicious
use of printer's ink. Now is the season
of the year when customers are thinking
of Fall and Winter goods and the
shrewd merchant is taking advantage
of the opportunity of stating his case,
It will pay the public to read the
advertisements and then lest them.
Do you support the church ? This
organization does much for the home,
the community, and the Nation and does
it generously, not stopping to choose
who are going to share in the benefit,
It is up to everybody who desires the
growth of morality and a good type of
living to assist in a material way. Not
that money is the chief end aimed at but
because there are many essential avenues
where it is very necessary to farther
most desirable projects that are ou the
program of the church. A man who
deadbeats his way in the world is not
held up as a pattern of honesty or hon-
or and those who refuse to aid In the
financing of endeavors to bless the com-
munity life shape up in a class that un-
complimentary things might be said of
them in speaking the strict truth.
SPEAK commendatory words to those
who are doing their best to succeed in
work that is honorable for the public
good. It is often worth more than dol-
lars to know the energy and effort ex.
peuded is appreciated. A tombstone or
obituary notice are not the only places
where complimeutary words should be
voiced. Io many walks of life, from
the public office bolder to the services or
efforts of the children. there is ample
room 'o develop the talent of apprecia
Son and its cultivation, not for.pur-
poses of 6 tttery, but common honesty
and good cheer would yield large divi•
dends to those who often find the load
heavy or the pathway rough. Appoint
yourself an active member of a "Cheer
up" society and keep busy every day.
THE WAR AND MIGRATION TO
CANADA
Female Migration War Widows and
Orphans
To the Editor of TRE Pose, :
DEAR SIR.—In further reference to
my last letter, I would ask you to fled
apace for an appeal on behalf, at once,
of the wives of the farmers of Canada
and the widows of those who have
fallen and will yet fall in her defence,
as one of the primary intentions of
Prussia was to transfer the Dominion
to the German Empire,
Before the outbreak of hostilities we
had 1,364,000 widows, or rather more
than the excess of females over male
inhabitants (1,386,000) at home, and
the number will be terribly increased
before peace is signed. Many thous.
ands of the civilian widows were
young women of the working classes,
hard working, thrifty and domesticat-
ed and practically the whole of the
war widows will be equally desirable
as home helps, especially on farms
where the loneliness of the life die-
aeurages girls to go to undertake do-
mestic work, and the difficulties of in-
spection deter people from sending
them out. The farmer's wife also
prefers to have the assistance of a
reliable woman of her own age to that
of a girl requiring instruction and
con teal,
The experience of a score of widows,
each with one child, has been so satis-
factory in New South Wales that
such women are now regarded as
potential domestic servants and given
reduced fates as such, with a corres-
ponding reduction in the fates of
the children. The latter act as anchor
to the mother, who consequently does
not want to go out at night or to leave
her situation at short notice. Her in-
terest in her child also removes much
of the loneliness women otherwise ex-
perience in the reentry districts, es-
pecially on the fringe of settlement.
Will not Canada also, after placing
opt all her own bereaved Women,
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come to the assistance of those who
are left alone, from their husbands
having died for Canada and for the
Empire at large ?
Receiving centres and districts for
distribution can now be arranged in
advance, and enquiry will show how
Many widows with one or two children
can be received. It wonld be a great
advantage if those from each dieteict
at house could be placed out in the
same distributing area in Canada and
such a transfer of population woptd
be even more imperial than an ex-
change of flags. Many of the place
names in the Dominion are the same
as those in the Mntherland. Our
counties of Essex, Rent, Middlesex,
Norfolk, Northumberland and Surrey,
our cities of London, Westminister,
York, Bristol, Carlisle, Newcastle,
Peterborough, Liverpool and Hull,
have their place namesakes in Canada
and boroughs and towns such as
Windsor, Falmouth, Brighton, Hast-
ings, Berwick, Aylesford, Richmond
and Inverness are likewise commem-
orated in names in the Dominion.
May these and other place names soon
be united in population across the
Atlantic. Such systetnatic flow of
population horn one place to another
of the same name would be of mutual
ad van tage.
Such a movement would make for a
United Empire and reduce not only
our own femininity of population but
also Canada's excess of 440,000 males,
who in Lima would' thus hope to he -
come 440,000 fathers, which at present
is impossible. Surely the women of
Canada will do something for their
sisters at home.
Yours faithfully,
Tilos. E. Szoeswsca.
83, Oriental Street, Poplar, London E.
July 1915.
GRAND LODGE OF 1.0. 0. F.
The Olst commemoration of the
Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order of Oridfellows wits held at Strat-
ford, on Thursday and Friday, Aug.
11th and 12th. Sessions were held in
the Collegiate Assembly Hall and over
800 representatives of Ontat io Lodges
were present.
Grand Master D. M. McIntyre, in
presenting his annual report, said that
while it Was scathe!), expected that
during the past year, overshadowed
as it has been by the dark clouds of
war, any notable extension of the
Order shonld take plare ; still it will
be observed that the ()trier hos more
than held its own. 'There Ices 110011
growth, nob merely in old Ontatrin but
in those new areas to the North and
Nest, whose.' iches the enterpeiae and
energy of our people are nnly just be-
ginning to appreciate. The report,
which was a lengthy one, dealt with
various phases of the work of the
Grand Lodge.
Secretary of the Oddfellows' Ilome
Board, W. S.,lolinaton, leport041 that
on account of the crowded eonditinn
of the inatittttlon it wan decided in
March last to build an addition to the
Home. This is being done, and the
estimated coat is $11,000. The reneipta
ending December 21st were $11,656 78
and expenditures $7,812.96.
Grand Lodge approved of the action
of the executive in paying the dues of
members of the Order who are serving
in the war, while the war lasts, the
cost to the Grand Lodge being about
$5,000 a year.
Finance committee recommended
that the salaries of the Gifted Lodge
officers be the same as for the past
year. They are : Grand Secretary,
$3,000 ; Assistant, $800 ; Grand Treas-
urer, $400 ; Chairman committee on
laws of the subordinate lodge. $100 ;
Grand Solicitor $100 : I. 0. 0. F. rent
at the National exhibition, $100 ;
Patriarchs militant, $500 ; Stratford
lodges for expense of Grand Lodge,
$400 ; Grand blaster, $1,000 ; deputy
Grand Master, $150 ; Grand Warden,
$100.
Officers elected were : Grand Mast-
er, L. B. Cooper, Belleville ; deputy
Grand blaster, S. C. Parks, oronto ;
Grand Warden, Chas. H. Mann,
Hamilton ; Grand Secretary, W.
Brooks, Toronto ; Grand Treasurer,
W. J. McCormack, Toronto; Grand
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Sept,
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EXHIBITION
TORONTO
$150,000lAl IZSS0N8 $150,000
"PATRIOTIC YEAR"
Model Military. Camp
Destruction of Battleships
Battles of the Air
MAMMOTH
Military Display
MARCH OF THE ALLIES
Farm under Cultivation
Millions in Livestock
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Government Exhibits
THRILLING -
Naval Spectacle
REVIEW OF THE FLEET
Belgian Art Treasures
Creatore's Famous Band
Biggest Cat and Dog Show
WAR TROPHIES
Field Grain Competition
Greater Poultry Show
Acres of Manufactures
One Thousand and One
New Thins to See
REDUCED RAILWAY RATES
FROM ALL POINTS
Yip etlp On p1 'Ae
Home heated v, id, tau,8 01 end r, UIII1111 11IJr'
1 /1 i n t i o.
Soren Ise and bodge Celli bate• 1
queatrd to appniet tl C01101111100 to Itt' 7i
range rite the eonitteettoeltllnn of 1lt R �.Es
fotlndiug of the Order he 1019, aid
Ontatiu Lodge will invite. the ye.
operation of Otua limn jttriailiotione in
ochre 1'crut 01• 11110110ovitruldl vele-
btatiolt fu the colt/mein)�y•teat
Rept 051 Marl yes from Qnter ie pole.
diction 10 tdvereigit Grand Ledge
i were instvucted to subudtan mowed,,
trent to the ccaatitutiou, 1eIlatallt
former 0 menthe residence qualifica-
tion for candidtttee for Oddfellowship.
Phe (trend Lodge haying approved
P to 1 Tat a u u a t d
It
g ive
the �nvis',
0f l 1 1 in by the executtve'conl-
mittee ,,l' about $9,000 far payments of
belief -he to Members oil active wee
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s u t toit, e 4 lid t F• • lir
r deemed nrci.s y
to have a special committee nu patri- 1
Otto acheutes.
Heeeafler D. D. G.M.'s mast con-
e•! Vitali:
lb !a Ddlt i •t Ineol alga eat inter than
the aconic Werinosday in September,
Past Oxford Master 'nos.- wood yatl,
of Brantford, who has been in ill
health for some time, was the subject
of an mm0intan8 resolution of sym-
pathy, i
Next Grand Lodge it ill meet in
Chatham, a -ti
er'aunttl 1)1 P,51. lit an
$1, itinrya 1 1'nallie 011 1. 0. 0, I+',
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Mrs, 0orbeft Bead the
rperty E ela.il
The underaignrd offer for ante Ills Pongee.
m stable 2 acme tail brit* I it ase s i t and n s o shed, 1
eStlTorar wei Pti114 Bauch« W Bas Boll gooda
(Whir Fail
o rurih. Pllrtleionasstbo
'given this I0, it t icy on t) pertf l5Q5. ea to
t,rlae, tonins, &o., auul on the prsnilses.
Af+ttTt MQIlg'IOISYL, Ilraeeols.
Advertisement and Tried It
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'tI have used `Print=a.$lves' for
Indigestion and Constipation with most
excellent results, and they continue to
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be myonlymedicine, saw i .a•.
ed lie, a: a I ru t
tives' advertised with a letter in which
some one recommended them Very
highly, aoltried them. The results were
more than satisfactory, and I have no
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can always be depended upon to give
prompt relief in all cases of Constipation YARDS H E N F R Y N
and Stomach. Trouble.
50e, a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 250,
At dealers or seat postpaid by Fruit. 1
Brick an all s•zes
1 d l of
Tile are now to be
had at the
Clinton
The town tax rate remains the same
as last year.
The Carnegie annex to the Public
Library is well under way lutd in a
few weeks the brick work will be com-
pleted.
There has been more building in
town this year titan for some time.
Alrntist'ever y house is noeupied and it
is difficult for new comers to get what
they want owing to the shortage.
The People's Column
90 ACRE FARat FOR SALE 1, the Town-
ship of Morris Good house and barn.
For further partieaters see le. 8. 800TT,
Brussels..
160A(712104LN SASKATCHEWAN.
-Partly unproved. Client will ex-
change equity for gond property in Brawls,
CO SMOPOLLPAN REALTY TRUdTEES,
Hamilton, Ont.
/1001) lee acre farmfor sale In township of
WI Morris. Fine buildings, nearly new, clea-
ve -Meat to school and church, good orchard,
tt., 15aerm bosh Poesessiorl. after harvest.
Ter farther particulars apply to TEE POST.
' Ht?, SB'. FOR PALE. -The well located reef-
s of the late tars. (Rev.) 3, L. Kerr,
censer Tareberry and Church streets, -Brus-
seis, is efered for sale. Property is in good
seisltssn,ePo�hgyse late. small raitR.otionb
Aug 1st. if desired. For particulars as to
prtee and terms apply to W. H. KERR,
Brussels.
YOCNG MEN WANTED. HANDLE
Alotroreyctes, Automobiles, Acetesories,
etc. Local positions, machine furnished; 6c
brings the offer; also special easy payment
terms. GENERAL SLOTOR AGENCIES,
709 C. P. R. Bldg ,
Toronto, Ont.
Notice
Notice Is hereby given that a Court will be
held, pursuant to the Ontario Voters' Lists
Act, by His Honor the Judge of the County
Court of the County of Enron, at the Town-
ship Hall, Ethel, an Friday, the. 3,d day of
September, 1916, at 9 o'clock a. m., to hearnd
determine complaints of errors and omissions
in the Voters' List of the Municipality of the
Township of Grey for 1915.
Dated this 18th day of August, 1016.
A. H. MACDONALD,
Clerk Twp. of Grey.
Take Notice That •
1.—The Connell of the Cnrporation of the
Village of Brussels intends to oonstruot, as a
Local Improvement, a 20 foot pavement of
macadam with curbing on each side on Turn.
berry street in said Village. starting at the
South side of Flora street sed extending to the
Southerly limit of Park Luta K and 0, and in-
tends to spealally assess a part of the poet up-
on the land abutting directly on the work.
of w}d oh 92 estimated8 ss to bo paid by work ie
Corrpora-
Corpora-
tion. The esttmnred special rate per foot
frontage to 558 The apeolnl assessment is to
be paid In lb annual instalments.
8 -A petition against the work will not avail
to prevent its remetraetion,
Dated the 17111 August, 1916.
P. S. SCOTT, Clerk.
yes Llmrtad, Ottawa RAYMANN
The addition to Collegiate Institute
is almost complete acid will be heady
for opening on September 1.
About o'clock Wednesday mrirn-
ing of last week fire bioke out in the
hnitse occupied by Walter Bezzn,
Clinton, and had such a start that the
firemen were unable (0 save it. Both
Air. and Mrs, Bezzo were away at the
time and they are unable to give an
explanation as to the cause of the fire.
There was very little furniture in the
house although there was $250 insue.
anus in the McKillop Company, The
house was owned by Jacob Taylor,
aunt carried $300insnrance.
is prepared to supply the best
goods in Windmills, Iron and
Wooden Pumps and Stable
Fittings, such as Piping, Wat-
er
ater Bowls for stack, fico.
13,epair0 to Pumps promptly
attended to.
Give lite a call,
A, HAMMANN, Cranbrook
"MADE IN CANADA"
Ford Touring Car
Price $ 530
Ford Runabout
Price $480
Ford Town Car
Price $780
The above prices f.o.b. Ford, Ont.., effective Aug 2.
1916 No. speedometer included in this year's equip-
ment, otherwise care fully eeeipped. Cars on (Replay
and vale at
S. CARTER'S,
Agent ' Brussels
THE AUTO -OILED WINDMILL WITH DUPLICATE OEAR8
RUNNING IN OIL z2i lKtl
Every bearing is constantly flooded with oil. Two quarts of oil in the gear case of this
8 -foot auto -oiled windmill will keep the gears and every bearyag flooded with oil for a
year or more.
The galvanized steel helmet covers the gears, keeps out rain, keeps out dust, keeps
in oil. The mill needs oiling but once a year.
There is a windmill, known the world over as "the windmill which runs when all
others stand still." This new windmill with gears and bearings flooded with pit runs iti
much less Wing thsn i
it Eve11 known windmill.
The two large gears, w raha1341 the -load straight hp, are each independent of thq other and yach
ie driven by itwown pinion on the main shaft and must take its hall of rho Toad at 411 duce.
The auto-otled wladmif,withltaduplicate gears and two pitmen lifting theload straight up, is tin -
rod.Every5•footmill Is tested under a pumping load of 3000 pounds on the pump
rod. For the larger elms the load le proportionately greater. We know that
every one of these windmills is unbreakable. We venture the assertion
that this Is the most nearly perfect, beat made, best tested,
best oiled, most nearly perpetual, automatic and self-
sufficient of any machine of any kind ever made
for farm work and the most nearly foolproof.
There is no friction on any part of the furl.
Mg device when the mill is running and very
little when•the wheel is furled.
A small
child can eaeilydurl this
windmill or an automatic regulator can
take care Of It. One of these mills has been furled
10,000 times 1a one day by a man on our premises—more
times than it would ordinarily be furled in 30 years of service.
A band brake. of the automobile type,.is used, and It always holds.
The gear case contains two pairs of gears and the supply of oil. From this
tear case the oil circelateg to every bearing in a constant stream. It flows out
hrough the friction Wa'shers in the hub of the wheel and is automatically returned to
the gear case, Not a drop of oil can gspape. It is used over and over, So long as
there is arty oil in the gear pan rho para and every hearing will be flooded with oil.
If you ore tired of climbing nwln mill tower; if you Oro Wed etbuyino repalrs
and having them put ori or, 11 you are tired 01 Welting 101 ill bin wind, let usfur-
nlsh you an un,breakablo, evor-going mill to go en -any old tower. It
costs but little and you will pot the differenoo between no water in a Tight wind
and an abundance of water In almost no wind. The flooding of all the workipg
parts with oil, the perfect balance of the wheel and vane on the tower, the very small
turntable on which the mill pivots and the outside furling device make this difference.
Now there is no objection to a high tower. Have as high a tower as you need to
get wind. You don't have to climb it. Your dealer can come once a year and put
to oil, if needed, and inspect the mill, lv
Mentes water purifies itself --stagnant water, standing water, collects and retains Impur-
ities. If you yamp from your well' constantly all the water Mean spare, the water that comes
in to take its place will be pure. if the water in your well stands until you happen to want some,
and you pump but little, thea It le likely that surface water will flow into it and carry in Im.
purities. The unsafe well lathe one that has standing water. A flowing stream is the thing to be desired.
The auto-olled windmill makes all this passible as it can run from one year's end to the other with
practically no wear and no cost. If Interested, write Aermotor Co. 1146 So, Campbell Ave., Chicago.
Why not have flowing water, cool in Bummer and warm in winter, always rash and pure? It
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