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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1916-2-3, Page 4M yypp M Y N TEHIRSDAY, FEBRUARY e, tgtb ": uo ,nitR B. UI AT I" m "Wg'm.t never let the old Flag fad ItERVE MCCAUSLAND IRViN of Blan• I,li ird,was elected Wardeu of Perth County by acclamation. He should fin the bill to a ninety. Waxer the Hydro radial becomes a reality the people will truly begin to live as far as comfort and convenience of travel is concerned. The development of the hydro power brings the day near- er. 'Fite Weekly Sun, usually very correct in its assertions, requires to brush up on its geog'epey as it places Howick town ship in a quartette of municipalities aur - rounding Seaforth, when itis not with- in 22 miles of that town. BASsaALL on the ice is one of the uew sports, People who have witness- ed a game says "It has all the other ice beaten to a frazzle". The 18 players are on skates and the game is almost Iden tical with the regular outdoor play. 1916 PROMISES to be a sweeper as far as the sale of motor cars is concerned. Almost every village bas from i to 5 agents 00 the warpath, Thebnzz•wagon is bounce to have its innings no matter what the price of gasoline. See tbe Brussels agents if you think of buying. QUEBEC bakers have raised the price of bread from 20 to 22 cents per loaf. How wicked we have been in even hint- ing that our bakers had not our best in- terests at heart. Those poor Quebec- kers will find it no easy matter to raise the "dough" at such aviation prices. Looxsas if the Hudson Bay railroad is a public work of extravagant expense -possibly $5o,000,000 -that may prove the biggest wbite elephant this Domin- ion ever knew, Surely money is not so plentiful that this road will be carried through to its terminal for a few months utility each year. We're agin it any- how. COLONEL LAVERGNE, the Quebec crank Nationalist, who befouled himself by bis unpatriotic utterances in Parliament, should not be permitted to wear bis uni- form 24 hours. It's a slander on Cana- da to permit bio to be associated with even respectable citizeusbip, Patriotism of bis ilk is of a very skim milk variety, The redeeming quality is that he has little or no influence. FsIEAv, March roto, is the date set apart in Manitoba for voting on the Pro- hibition referen lum. By way of facilita- ting the polling of a large vote a legal halt holiday fur that afternoon has been arranged for. While Manitoba parlia- mentarians have done a good many thicgs not worthy of copying we think they have set ac example on the temperance issue that Ontario legislators might follow witb good results. ORDINARY common sense should see the necessity of arranging some plan to prevent wasting bine at the January session of the County Councils white from 20 to 5o ballots are taken to decide who toc is occupy the Warden's py u s chair, Huron County sets a good ex ample in obviating such a condition by the political parties alternating in the Wardensbip and the person to be so honored ebosen by a caucus of the party entitled to the preferment. The plan bas worked well in Huron since its adoption a good many years ago. $540.000,000 is estimated as Canada's share of the war cost up to this time. It would not be an easy matter to guess what it will be by the time he titanic struggle comes to an end. Many a day will be required before it will be liqui• dated but Canada will see it through, The total casualties of the Nations em- broiled are said to be about 15,000.000. At the present there are 2t,000 000 under arms. M ilitatism bas the losses of men, 'money and property chalked up against it. To crush out the system is to benefit humanity by lifting a load in- tolerable to be borne, It is the burden that has weigbted down more than one Nation but we believe the end is near. How foolish the Temperance folk have been to imagine Prohibition of the liquor hamn would be a good thing. Last week the liquor party publisbed flaming advertisements denying the cor- rectness of the statements but there are lots of people who will be "silly" enough to go right on thinking that the more john Barleycorn is fenced in the better for the individual and the Nation, It's coming alt right and the larger the line-up of stalwarts be sooner its arrival will be heralded, The M. P. or M. P. P, who refuses to support Prubibitory legisla- tion or loads it up with handicaps will have a thorny path to travel wben be seeks're.eleetion. Many a man to -day sees the natspaw that has been made of the question in the past by both political parties and will have something to say before the next election on the subject, :++�rerna MAilefthiA land ttiksh alta lead la the geetelou of granting lenlale selerage, 'tette aNdtepf:a sang e0 Caned'," whep the House passed the bill. Those who ereopposed will *sy "Ow 1 Caoadrt" we Pon' su,tpose, but Tee usri+ays three sheers fornit Ma sloe and titluks the sooner. Ontario follows suit the better for all concerned. Our women folly should have the privilege and responsibility of the franchise, They would use it with an intelligepce comparable with the so called sterner sex. Ie everybody who has enlisted were, as hesitant about donning the khaki as you have been where do you think the Huns would be today? Would they con- trol England and Canada do you think 1 This is Canada's war and, the Mother- land bas a just right to expect that every loyal sou, who possibly can do so, will fight for the greed old flag, We were never very favorable to conscription bug it is possibly the most tquitabie system after all. Now the recruits offering are those probably whose loyalty is the most easily stirred but under a compulsory plan everybody stands on a common level and are asked to do their share for the benefi, of the cause. Huron Bat talion has not half the number of men required yet. Be one of tbe 1200 in de- fence of the Empire. JuoutrG by the reports the most crooked gipsy horse trader could scarce ly do a meaner trick than some of the war deals in equines put through in Canada. For the good name of the Dominion a thorough investigation should be carried on and the t ig or little grafters should be taught that honesty is not only tbe best policy but the only policy. A lean who robs your house is a thief, and a lellow who clubs you and rifles your pockets is a highway mai lienee the dictionary should not be searched to find a soft name for the pol- troon who uses his position is the hour of the country's need to dishonestly fat- ten his pocketbook when the people at large are urged to sacrifice and service so that every patriotic cause and effort or ty ba generously fi'ianced, A fellow who will under such situations put through tite m an shady transactions is a back hearted skunk and unworthy of Ere name of a Canadian I' 's passing strange, however, to notice now mauy p irliamentarians and partisan writers are ready to buckle on the armor in de- fence of the '•fi,ecers" and endeavor to thwart what would ten 1 to a higher moral tole in public affairs. 'rbeir politics evidently weighs more thau t6 ounces to the pound- and the biggest shell they usually shout is "You're another." HURON COUNTY COUNCI! January session of the Oounty Council opened on Tuesday afternoon of last week with all the members in attendance and they made the neces- sary declaration of office befote His Honor Judge Holt. Robert W. Livingstone was ap- pointed Warden for the year 1016, the motion beiug introduced by J. W. Taylor and J. 0. Laithwaite. At the expiration of the necessary half hour and there being no other nominations, Mr, Livingstone took his seat and briefly thanked the members for the honor. A. letter, from W. H. Johnston, Sec- retary of the \Vest Huron Teacher's' Association, enclosed copy of resolu- tion passed by that body at the late meeting in Exeter, asking the County Council to appoint an Agricultural Representative for this County. There was also a letter from A. H. Doupe, Secretary of the South Huron Farmers' Institute asking for the ap- pointment of such an official, a resolu- tion having been passed at the annual meeting June 22nd. Mr. Doupe's let- ter says, "We think it would be to the advantage of the farmers of Huron Oounty, and when the cost of main- taining is only about 7 cents per 100 acres, there is no farmer in HuIOn County but would receive more than 7 cents worth of valuable information of benefit to farming interests." John F. Groves, Wingham, wrote stating that a resolution had been passed in the town Council of that town unanimously asking the Cnunty Council to make a liberal grant to the 161st battalion for the purpose of re- cruiting. Another motion touching 181st was moved by R. Harding and seconded by J. C. Laithwaite, that the Council insure the lives of all who en- list in the 181st to the extent of $1,000 from the time they leave Canada till they return, or for the term of the war. Thursday morning a delegation from the Huron County War Auxi- liary consisting of President Brydorte, Rev. J. B, leotheringham, 0. A. Reid, G. M. Elliott and J. H. McClinton, waited on the Council to ask for a grant to the funds to aid recruiting, ami a motion moved, by 0. A. Nairn and J. A, Stewart (Seaforth) to make a grant of $2,000, was sent to the Executive Committee, EXECUTIVE COMMITTER REPORT Executive Committee recommended no grant to the National Sanitarium t re application for a $500 grant to the Children's Aid Society, that the a- mount.be granted ' re motion 0f 3. 0. Laithwaite and A'. R. Elliott that a grant of $2000 each be made to the four high schools in the County, Gode- rich, Clinton, Seaforth and Wingham, that the same be made 1 re motion of Messrs, Laithwaite acid Taylor that a grant of $10 be made to provide, flowers around the court house, that game be made. Rs tenders for County printing for 1010 four tenders were re- ceived and the committee recommend- ed the acceptance of the tender of the Goderieh Signal as the lowest. He motion of Messrs. Mitchell and Laith- d .l a 1 f1 t eI.Att. ip('. 1. l� 11. 0 16(10' to the three heispitale in the onto .'ode' td rlc a O in r l , 1 can and WingNalp, to be apportioned the sante as last year, that the sunt of $700 be granted eo be diebribnted on sates basis 11.5 hast year, Re 100 1. n 1 t G of Mestere. Lobb andd lni c asking a grane ' 25 to Clinton, See - forth and Hensnl Spring shows, that $25 be granted to Agricultural shows in good standing oil i and those Sociy Societies which hold Spring Shows P g only, That theusual grant of$25 each be mane to the public libraries in bheCounty, That, the usual grant be made to Continuation and Fifth Worm Sohoole, That the usual grant be made to all Agricultural Societies holding Pairs itt 1010. That the usual grant of $25 be made to Fainters' In- stitutes in the Oounty for 1910. Re motion of Messrs. Harding and Leith - waits that the Oounty insure the lives of those who enlisted in the 161st Huron battalion to the amount of $1000 each, that no action be taken. That no grant be made to the Huron Poultry Association, (In Council this was altered and a 1625 grant was made,) That the sum of $5 a month be allow- ed to S. J. Andrews, police magistrate at Clinton for office expenses, also that W. E. Kelly be allowed the salve a- mount. Re notion of 0. A. Nairn and 3. A. Stewart that the sum of 162000 be granted to the Huron War Auxiliary for the purpose of stimulat- ing recruiting in the Met battalion, that the same be granted, and that alt accounts of expenditures of -this grant be certified to by the President and Treasurer of the War Auxiliary Board and the Warden of the County, before being paid by the County Treasurer, payments to he made monthly, the Warden and Treasurer having the right to atop payment at any time of accounts which they cite not consider are for necessary and legitimate expenses. STANDING COMMITTEES Executive Committee -J. Leckie, 3. W. Taylor, 0 Stewart, Ashfield, R. Harding, J. 0. Laitliwaite. Special Committee -F. A. Ellering- ton, J. N. Campbell, A. Irviue, Joe Dalton, J. P. Doig. Finance Committee -Con. Reis, T. IC. Powell, S. Bissett, D. Dewar., M. Armstrong. Education Committee- Dr. Milne, S. Mitchell, J. A. Stewart, P. W. Smallaeombe, T. M. Govenlock. Road and Bridge Committee -eV R. Elliott, J. Shoetreed, W. R, Lobb, D. 13. Murray, H. Crich. County Property -0. A Nairn, H. H. Neeb, 3, Brown, 3. A. Ford, J. Leve. House of Refuge -T. A. Ford, Dr. Milne, J. Leve, J. M. Govenlock. \Varden's Committee -J. C. Laith- waite, J. N. Campbeli, W. H. Lobb, J. A. Stewart, F. A. Ellerington, Road and Bridge Commissioner re- ported that a number of bridges re- quired flooring. The Brussels bridge requited new flowing, also the side- walk of the bridge required a new floor. Commissioner asked whether it was the Oounty or the town of Brussels that was responsible for the flooring of the sidewalk. A number of small bridges required to be erect- ed after the freshets. A motion by T. K. Powell and S. ;Mitchell was that the Oounty Ununcil donate ten per cent. of their salaries and all officials of the Oounty ten pet' cent of their salaries to the Patri- NE STRUCK IT RLHT_AT 'LAST After Suffering Almost Two Years, ' Fruit a hues' Brought Relief. YS. , ... ... MA. WHITMAN 382 St. Yeller St., Ielontreal. "In 1012, I was taken suddenly ill with Aoute Stomach Trouble and dropped in the street. I was treated by several physicians fbit nearly two years. I was In constant misery from my stomach and my weight dropped down from 225 pounds to 160 pounds. Several of my friends advised me to try 'Fruit-a-tives' anal dict so. That was eight months ago. 1 began to imbrove almost with the first dose. No other medicinal ever used acted so pleasantly and quickly as 'Fruit -a -times', and by using it I recovered from the distressing Stomach Trouble, and all pain and Constipation and misery were cured. I completely recovered by the use of 'Fruit-a-tives' and now I weigh 208 pounds. I cannot praise 'Fruit-a-tives' enough". II. WHITMAN. 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size; 25c. At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. oda Society for 1916, On Tuesday evening the members of the Council were entertained tat the British Exchan4e to a supper by AFTER GRIPPE Vinol Restored Mr. Martin's Strength Wapakoneta, Ohio. -"I am a farmer by occupation, and the grippe left me with a bad cough and in a nervous, weak, run-down condition, and I could not seem to get an thing to do me any good until 1 took Vinol which built me up, and my cough and nervousness are all gone, and I can truly say Vinol is all that is claimed for it.' -JAMES MARTIN. Vinol is a constitutional remedy for all weak, nervous and run-down condi- tions of men, women and children and for chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis, P. R. SMITH, Druggist, Bruesels • • • • • • A. Leitch & Son • • Phone 5210 CRANBROOK • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• A. Leitch & Son, Cranbrook 20 Days' Stack -Taking Sale Commencing Thursday, January 20th Redpath Granulated Sugar per cwt. Milverton and Exeter Flour Hunt's Best Flour Victor Oatmeal (the best) Specials 5 lbs. Rice for 25c. 7 lbs. Victor Oatmeal 250. 2a- lbs. Prunes 25c, 2 lbs. Raisins 25e. 2 lbs. Currants 250. 4 lbs. Epsom Salts 25c. 7 lbs. Sulphur 26c. 6 Bars Laundry Soap 25o. Reg. 40o B1'k or Gr. Tea 165o. Beg. 85c. " 30c. Reg. 20e Tiger Brand Sal- mon 17e. Reg. 25e Maple Leaf Sal- mon 23e. 3 Cans Spick and Span (bet- ter than Dutch Cleanser) for 25c. Canned Corn, Peae and To- matbes per can 10c. $7 00 2 90 3 00 3 00 Reg. $1.00 Lanterns for 75o, Reg. 85c. Gal. Anti -rust Wash Tuba 65e. Reg. $1.25 Leather Halters $1. Reg. $1.00 Axes for 90e. Beg. 35c Axe Handles 25c. Beg. 25e Axe Handles 2 for 25e. Horse Blankets, Flannelette Blankets, Underwear, Felt Shoes and all Rubbers 10 per cent discount. Reg. 250 Men's Heavy Sox 21c, Reg. $1 25 Ladies' Knitted Un- derskirts 98e. Beg. $7 50 Ladies' Raincoats for $5 00. .Reg. 50c Men's Mitts • and Gloves for 43e. Beg. 75c Men's Work nide 69o, Big Reductions on Sweater Coats, Remnants of Flan- nelettes,) Wrapperettes, Prints, etc, Prodtxoe taken as Cash. . • • • • • • • s • • • • • • •• • • 0 0 • • • • • •• 0 • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • •• • ♦ • • • • • •♦ • ••• • • • 4 • 4 • • • 4 a • • 4 •4 • • s s 4 fJnuni•y fliltt'k 1J'tlis utld Oolitlty f11t'ctaoa 1. 14.1• ll ,l t • 1 C t14a• Oouuty Olerk t f \Vrntn i.1) tunas that the Oollttty lied ttppuinteti ,t Oopt. tnittee to oppose thewiggingof the Su erInott "ea aI r s hill and risked Lite Comity urulof lit to do the sante, Outuily Olerk of Grey nibet tvrote aeith,g the co-operation of the Comity of Union in tyq)ntit.g the Bill, On the v tither hand n letter !tele Merles G. Fe see, J'n'sidrut of the Oaten lo Edo eitional Asencitttlun, wrote protesting aeaiust, Lite letter sent tint by Mayer Antent, of Sratbrth, on which the aeti"n n8 sem uhl Comities which are uppoelitg rho hill AA1%4was taken, efet'ron to 11,. 81911111'1'8t'e let terWith he WI1ilea, "'this Iditer was so inaccurate in ata telesis laid' so uufet•ir in spirit 1L8 to mislead ilmee to whom it was Bent. The vet y facie that were given seemed to have been Stated in such a way as to outivey. absolutely false impressions and were evidently calculated to mislead, the purpose being eo secure a hasty degas - ton antagonistic to the bill. Oopiea of letters giving the action of the Oounty of Waterloo, which gave the repudiation of the misstatements by the Berlin Collegiate, and one giving the opinion of Dr, White, head of the Ottawa Normal School and his staff: favoring the Bill were enclosed. President of t he On tate° Good Roads .Association wrote notifying the Couu- oil of meeting of the Association in '1'ormt°Feb. 22, 23 and 24, and asking the appointment of delegates. Grants were asked for theOliildten's Aid Society and the National Sena. tateui n Association. Police Magistrate S..1. Andrews, Clinton, asked for a grant to cover office expettses ott account of the ad- ditional outlay he was put 10 by hay- ing aying Bayfield, Exeter, I•tensall, Stanley, klay, Swollen and 'Osborne added to his jnrisdictiolt. County of Hastings sought co-opeta- tion in having lite Health Act amend- ed so that Medical Health Officers could be dismissed by the municipality The People's Column STRAYED on the premises of the under- signed, Lot 84, Con, 18, McKillop, a black ,ugly dog. Owner is requested toprove prop- erty, Pay expenses and take him away, GEO. NICHOLSON, Walton P. 0. FARM FOR RALE -95 acre farm "Menlo Lodge" ndj dning the Village of Cram brook, for sale. Good frame house, barn, new stabling, windmill, orchard, &c. Convenient to school and nt,urchee. Tatme to suit pur chaser For further information apply to Mrs. G. Sperling, Orenbrook, Ontario. Annual Meeting The Annual Meeting of the Brussels, Morris, & Gey Telephone Company will be held in the Town flap, Brussels, on Tusaday, Febru- cry 8tw,1916, at 1.89 p, m. Anditora' deport will be hrenented. Directors shot en et:d any other business transacted that may some within the range of the meeting. F, S. SCOTT President. M. BLACK, Secretary. Bulls for_Sale Several choice bred Short Horn young bulls for anlo, some lit for service. Anybody inter- ested should call and inn sot. JAMES SPEIt2, Brussels P. 0. Phone 108 Lot 50, Con. 6, Morris, Boar for Service The undersigned will keep. for service at N36 Lot 17. Con. I. Morris, the tbord-bred Berk shire boar, "Pine Grove Dave," 49841, bred by W. W. Brownridge, Georgetown, a 1st prize winner at Toronto and Ottawa. Have young pigs, Rt for seJAMEtSSrNsale. CHOL, Proprietor. Bull for Service. The undersigned willkeep for service on Lot 10, Con. 7, Grey, the thorn -bred Shorthorn Durham Bull, Mendowbrook Alex =100828=. Terms $1.50 to be paid on or before February 1st, IOW. Pedigree may be seen on applica- tion. CHAS, A. LAMONT, 27'tf Proprietor. Property for Sale The Garvin property,' l mile Routh of Brits• sale corporation, contain ng 12 sores, more or leas is of orch for sale. Fairly of fgoodruit and good garden, orchard, all kind of trait and good garden. re apply ty on Marcht'e met. For farther partiaulnre apply on the premises I . BM- Ws P. O. EDWARD GARVIN. 5 22.4 Phone 5828. a • O • • 0 0 0 00 0 • 0 0 0 s s • • A complete line of Repairs will always be in stock. • • tvllil, til Iltf3 1st'tulostoti uT the•ague ilii it t c)1 r vi r 11 u nl I l.lt ll.. 1 4 1Jr, Ntsltlxolt »as t'o•Itpttlnted trust tee of the tdoderieb UulIrgiatn Ijoard, 1L, Alauuing of Wee Clinton thillegiate, )r. Beretta s ulleri, 1 tel t of e ,i'ol) U h kit tl I 1 6 ate, and t nein e i W'it r ittrr V rr oft e. t i 1 It 4 1. ledlegiats, 6 A. Poeterite+lel not hie, Holman were app, toted Atidltets; J. Leek ie 14)11 W, 1n411) 11.51)) alp. puiliLvd I,. the Boat of .Audit or Crane' ll(hl. 1 hist lige Reeonnt9, Goderich 2lhh minuet rxhihitlorl of the 15 urea Poultry and Pet SLotk Assoolatlon will be held Februaty 8th, ))til and 1011), Customs onheetionenf Goderdeh and its outputs for the mouth of Decem- ber, 1915, were $18.504.05. Collections for, the month of December, 1914, were only $3,83855. Notice to Creditors Aufi*lon 8alOa A UOTIOfl SALE o9' FARM, IPARdl STOCit; Tateranten t5 $10,-F. S. Scott, Auetlone• bee e t eoel: . n 'uc i a Ysd t a t b n Pr t b s on the ender. , r 11 t dr Mental t 10 Von, 0 to aril e, rids AuutJaai y, l 0 2 on o r Nee 6, q 0, Morrie, U'rldny labrum'y, 461,1010, nt 1 ,i n4, idle r,w tsing eines )4 pruNertyy •+-2 bursae rising 0 yexrst 2 rood morn rlsfng1915015 1.41) 251, i' a rixh,g 5 years, 1 road marc rishtg 12 yeti's to fotil, l drnfb wars Colt rielag 2 y ee ro,1 d ri vies sot t rtsug 2 years l co la1 steer t colt rlsb n 1 at r: situs enppoxer la self J sager rialng 8,1 14581' rising d, 1 heifer rlsing ei 2 Calves 50 hen, 8 gapes, 1 nnllio dog, 1 Ittassoy-Seryls b1ader,i MeeoayHarrls mow• er,2sanien yBar)'iedrtll, l MasoeyBart'is relte, t Massey -Barris ddao, l inti*//tor, 1 est war• rows], 2 wonting plows, 1 *furrowlumber plow, 1 Miming nihil, 1 met xenlex, 2 lumber wagons, 2 t barrows, 2 sats ap pulpit'', 1 gutter, 2 eethe, borrows, k turnip onlpor, t large auger lto14te, 1 bay rich, 1 wood yeah,. 1 pig box, 2 asks heavy re, 2 xa it set liglib ba neer, l -set oto le baric he 510 2 pair horse blankets, 1 sot lots Gaels, 1. I lender, geastityhat,lumber. quantity Fgnars MO bur, 75 bite, 0 wheat, 80 timbale barley, 250 to mints sate, 0 tons hay 9 ton green fend, ogres mud oblor nt'tlolee, bowie end of 100 ogres, with comfortable hvuss and good bank b,u'n 41.bintonestabling, oi'ahtu'd, wells, &e, l5'orms:-$10 0bd nadir oeah, over fhafamoei t a months oretiit on approved 3,01111; //otos. tip off for arab it) credit,raimenta. Terms Inc feria ,eerie known on day of side or on applies. then to andhrs] gnid, ROBERT CRAIG, Prop, In the matter of the estate of John 61 Browp,, late of the township of Grey, in the County of Hetros, Cbeesemaker, deceased. Retiseis hereby given pursuant to the Re. viten Statutes of Ontario, Cliapter 121, Section 50, that all creditors and ethers leaving WHIM, against the estate of the maid John R. Brown, Whho'died on or 'bout the Fourteenth day of December, A. D, 1212. are hereby required on or before the Fourth day of February A. 1). 1910, to Bend by post prepaid or deliver to MIT. John. K, Brown, Brussels, Ontario, one of the Executors of the laRmb will tied testament of the deceased their (lirtation. and surnames, ,,d. dresses and desorlptlons, the Pull ptrtteutsr, of their claims, the statement of their ria' emote till tate nature of the securities ifany held by thein, And further take notice that rifler 01101 last mentioned date, the executors will proered to distr,bute the assets amongst the parties en- titled thereto having regard only to the olefins of which they shall' then liove %ohne and the said Executors will not be liable for the said assetsor any part thereof to any per- son or persona of whoseclakm notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such. distribution. 13, ted this Seventeenth day of Jan nary, A. D. 1919. W. Nf WNW.. ATR, 20.3 Solicitors for the Executors, CAR OF !loyal Householdftou r Bran and Shorts just arrived and will be delivered to any pat'e of.ehe totvri. Good Potatoes and Salt Always on hand Ring 'Phone 43 and we will be at your service for anything .in our litre. W, J, McCracken, °ricer "MADE Iie CANADA" The Ford Runabout Price $480 A fine harvest -of pleasures and profits is reaped by the man who drives a Ford. For the trip to town -for a run to the neighbors -for a hurry -up drive any- where business or pleasure demands - there's no other car which will go so well at anywhere near the cost. The FordtTourtng Cards $550 ; the Coupelet $780 t the Sedan Onta'r'io he All cars Car 5780. equipped �includiitg elePtrla headlights. Equipment does not hwlude speedometer, Cars on sale at S, CARTER'S, Brussels.. 000.000•0••® wise* •••••*or ••••••••••••••••••••oeseseseeesos000mecoo000e000000• d 0 el 0 a 0 fit 0N n • 0 p e s • A s Value -in -head Motor Chevrolet "Four -Ninety" "The Product of Experience" Powerful and Quiet Running • • • • Price Complete $675.00 F.O.B. Oshawa • • w Regular Equipment. • .Mohair Tailored Top. Envelope and Side Curtains. Electric Horn. Clear Vision Ventiiating Wind Shield. Speedometer, Electric Suiting and .Li titin Systema. Ammeter and License Bt•aeltets, g g • • ' NOTE, ---Owing to the great demand far this Car, we would suggest placing your order early to ensure delivery. •• •• We use the Stewart Speedometer. Two -unit "Auto -Lite" Starting and Lighting Sys- tem; with Bendix Drive, 9atne type and grade as used on the ltigh-paced care, • P. AMBIVT, Agent Brussels • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••uN•SN••e••S•S0••S••ss•••s•••••••••••••••••••t1•••4••••• •