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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1917-9-13, Page 4YJ 1�1,3rusotis Vast THURSDAY, ;if':PTEMBrR xa x9i DON'T let the Red Croes work lag. STAND lei the old RtI , White and Blue. `l'1rmeg,orvtrio Day for t. anode has been set I'm `.Moedey, October tat. I+l,ovo Onoitcesays :Russia will come to her 0.� a before long and do the part expect( d. WAS experts say trench warfare is to be strltersedetbby airplanes and the nom- hatan:s are preparing for the same. AN ixebauge guarantees it girls would eat larger quantities of opions they would have fewer calls from physic ,its --or from other young 1050, Nltw 1, mitt hal War Loau is Ilk ely to beLoved in November and It will no doubt be es readily subscribed for as the former hens, Financially Canada is well aide to assume the responsibility. Pxoe CREELMAN is authority for the statement that x817 oat crop in Ontaria will probably reach 125,000.000 bushels, or an increase of 25,000 over last year. This will be good news to more than Ontario A'rr.Alv'ric City. N. J., has two women "policeman" who render splendid assist- ance to the cope. They wear no special uniform nor do they carry a club but their iv finance tells for good. Their number is to be increased. SsNAxoa LARIes'EaE, of St. Boniface, Man-, bac resigned because of old age and failing eyesight. 'rbis is about the first case on, record as it was supposed only death caused vacancies in this old man's rest. HeesN County tribunals over the questions of the Conscription law will be 8 in number and will be located at Gode- rich. Clinton, Seaforth, Brussels, Wing - ham, Gorse, Dungannon and Exeter: Appoiutmfats will be`made forthwith of presiding r fftrers. LEAatrwrwON Ineality, Essex County, is strong on onion growing. Some say they may ship 3no car loads this Fall. ' Price is now un to fizz 5o per bag so it looks as if the growers of this vegetable will leave nothing to cry over—unless they attempt to peel the product. It must pay to grow onions. WE -teen Fair, London, is having its innings this week and is attracting large crowds. Many a sightseer goes by the automobile route as roads are good and cars plentiful, to sae nothing about ar- ranging yr.nr ova schedule of going and coming. Great is the gasoline can and rubber tires in this day and generation,. REV RE Fort William Board of Trade a grain dealer and elevator man, named Patterson, said, about SS,00 profit was being made on every barrel of flour by the m+lling companies. Not much wonder if the price of bread soars sky- ward if the consumers have the job of millionaire -making on their bands. Semebodv aught to call the bluff, if the story is true IN the next Parliament for the Do- minion of Canada there will be an in- crease of 13 members over the^present standing. All tile Eastern Provinces ex- cepting Quebec lose M.P.'s and Western Proviuces, gain excepting Youkon The question of population makes the difference, We hope 13 will not be booked upon as a Jonah, 234 will be the new quota. Geer an exhibit ready for the Fall Fair, The success of these yearly exhibitions depends much on the rally put on by the people of the community. If every• body said '.Pshaw ! its too much trouble," there would be no Fair. Friendly rivalry and making up your mind that prize or no prize you are going to be an exhibitor is the vim necessary to snake thingshum. Back up the Dir- ectors hy a live interest of a cobtinuous character. le every termer would rake the rough Stones off the road in front of his tarn a great good would be done both to the highway and the niters thereof. Many . an equine, could they speak, would second the motion and the occupants of rigs would in'allprobability say Arden, The process would save many a jolt and jar and would avert the forming of ruts by the turtling and plowing of these rooks. There' are some oitl corduory logs still remalning on some roads that long since served their apprenticeship. NUIVIBER ONE OF FIRST CONTINGENT KILLED 13y Canadian Press, WINNIPEG, August 22nd -1t is an.. 13ouneed that'. Acting Major A, R, Bowden, of Winnipeg, Was killed to action, August 15th, Flt had the disc. tinction of being No, 1 le the Canadian Expeditionary Force, and Was a color sergeant in the 1st Winnipeg Rifles Bat talism, He was wounded at Festubert. Eight Tribunals under Militaryjudge' includes any deputy Judge au- thorized ky law to act for the Cline Service gill In Huron. Judge Dickson Officially Notified and Asked to Nominate One Member for Each aa' Soon us Possible, What the Act Say. in Regard to Tribunals. • Judge Dickson on Tuesday horning received the following telegram frolu Ottawa relative to the appointment of tribunals under the Military Service Act, which states that there will be 8 tribunals In Huron County. Judge Dickson will appoint one on each tribunal,- the other to be appoint- ed by the Government. The telegram is as follows: Judge L. H, Dickson, Goderich, Ont. There will be 8 tribunals under the Military Service Act in your ju- dicial district, probably located, one each at Wingham, Brussels, Gorrie, Seaforth, Exeter, Goderich, /Clinton and Dungannon, though empowered to sit also at other places within the district for ,the convenience of the public. Members must be nominated as soon as possible and It is therefore requisite that you make immediate enquiries to ascertain your nominees, one for each tribunal, who should be resident in the locality for which he is appointed. If you offer any suggestions to change proposed locations please telegraph it to me. A copy of the act is being posted to you. E. L. NEWCOMBE, Deputy Minister of Justice What the Act Says Relative to the appointment and for- mation of tribunals, the Military Ser- vice Act has the following: 5, (5) There shall be established in the manned hereinafter set out, the fol - towing tribunals: (a) Local Tribunals; (b) Appeal Tribunals; (c) A Central Appeal Judge: (2) Any tribunal may hear evidence on oath, or otherwise as it may deem expedient,:and for the performance of its duties shall have all the powers vested in a Commissioner under Part 1 Of the Enquiries Act. (3) The Governor in Council may, upon the recommendation of the Cen- tral Appeal Judge, snake regulations with respect to the establishment, con- stitution, functions and procedure of the said tribunals and such regulations may contain provisions for securing uniformity in the application of the Act. (4) In so far as provision is not otherwise made, the procedure of the Tribunal shall be such as Is deter- mined by the Tribunal. (5) No member of any tribunal shall be responsible at law for anything done by him in good faith In the per- formance of a local tribunal or an ap- peal tribunal in respect of the perfor- r.ance or non -par -ft. -mance of his du- ties under this Act, except with the written consent of the Central Appeal Judge. (6) No proceeding authorized or pending before any tribunal, and no decision of any tribunal, shall by means of an injunction, prohibition, mandamus, certiorari, habeas. corpus, or other process, whether of the. like kind or otherwise issuing out of any court, be enjoined, restrained, stayed, removed or subjected to review or con- sideration, upon any ground whether arising out of alleged absence of juris- diction in the tribunal, ntillity, defect or irregularity of the proceedings or any other cause whatsoever nor shall any such proceeding or decision be questioned, reviewed or considered collaterally in any action or proceed- ing civil or criminal. Local Tribunals. 6—(1) The Minister may from time to time by proclamation or otherwise establish local tribunals at su,:h places as he deems necessary and give each an appropriate designation. (2) The Minister may, after a local trobunal is established, order, by pro- clamation or otherwise, the removal of such local tribunal from place to place within the sante province. Membership of Local Tribunals. (3) Each local tribunal shall con- sist of two members. One member shall be appointed by a Board of Se- Idtion to be established by joint reso- lution of the Senate and House of Com- mons; the other member shall be ap- pointed by the following authority: 1. In those provinces in which there. are county judges or district courts, the county court or district court judge or, if more than one, the senior judge for the county or district, in which the Ideal tribunal is established, or when the place at which a local tribunal is to be established is not within the ter- ritorial limits of any county court or. district court, then by such judge as may be determined by the Minister, The judge making the appointinent may appoint himself or ally other judge having jurisdiction in the county or district. For the purposes of this section, 'county court Judge or rdiatrtct court being for any Such judge, and also in- cludes any acting judge so authorized. Ottawa, Sept, 5—It is understood here that a proclamation will shortly be issued calling the tlrst class under the Conscription Act to the colors. This will embrace single Hien and widowers between the ages of'20 and 14. Application for exemption forms will be available In the post offices, Persons engaged in agriculture and cer- tain mechanics will, it Is understood have some claim to exemption, THE GREAT LAKES. The greatest length of Lake Super- ior is 400 miles; its greatest width is 160 miles; the mean depth 900 feet; the area is about 32,000 utiles, and its surface is about 635 feet above the level of the sea. Lake Huron's greatest length is 280 miles; its greatest width, exclusive op- posite Milwaukee, is 88 miles; mean depth 900 to 1,000 feet; area about 20,000 square miles and the elevation •••••••••••••••••••••1•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••• F FALL, TERM NOW OPEN ENTER AT ANYTIME •• •Towner he sner you enter, the sooner yon will be theough your course and into a good position, e 4 C • • / et I• • • 4 Y • WINGHAM, ONT1• • • • ' This new College is a betuieh of the Central Business College, St rat- 4 • • ford, and the .Elliott Business College, 'I'nronto, Mind the pante high • standards will be maintained, To INSUR18 SUOOESS select the • 2 School that can give you the BEST TRAINING. • • • 1� ,rt ite for our Otttalo ate, Tt is Fres. • F • s D. A. McLAOHLAN,-Pres. A. HAVILAND, Principal : • • •••••••••••0.4••••••4 ••••• 1►4*ill •••••••••••444440••4• feet and area about 9,000 miles Lake _Michigan's greatest length. is 335 mutest its greatest width, exclusive of Georgian Bay, is 105 utiles; itt mean t depth i greater than nsg nanyother of the great lakes, averaging 1,000 feet, and off Saginaw Bay, it is said that leads have sunk 1,800 feet with- out reaching bottom; its area is 21,000 square miles and Its elevation 578 feet, Lake Erie's gireatest length is 240 [Hiles; its greatest width is 58 miles; its mean depth 500 feet;' its area a bout 6,500 square miles, and its eleva- tion 282 feet Lake Superior is the largest, On- tario the smallest, Huron the deepest Erie the shallowest, and -Michigan is the only one of the great lakes wholly within the United States. 1, Property for Sale Property for Beloit) the Village orOranhroolt belonging to the estate or the late 72. Mt Quer- ole, whoa' pat'tienlare as to mice and terms ap- ply to M1t5 JANET nicRUtSIISUD, Brussels, . Notice to Creditors Io the matter of the estate -or William R. Hnntp:ntes, late of the Village of 'Walum, i0 the Courty of Huron,. mere -tout, decea el Notice is hereby elvenparsuent to n1'ha no. ln,d Statutes of Onto; lo, that' alt creditors and others bay nit elithos nroinst 1110 esre10 01 the ,aid William B it umph rhes (1110 died at Walton, Ont' onorabout the First sussf o anis, A D., 1017, are eegpired on or before the Twentieth day of',q.tomher,A' 1)., 1917, to send by post . prepaid or deliver to W. .T, Dentldrles, one of the ilsenutora of the lest Will' and Testament of Haid drachm d, '1 Walton Post Office, Ontario, their Christian mkt Surnames addresses anddeenrlptions, the full particulars of their planus, the atatowent. of their aaoeunte and the nature of the secur- ities Of any) held by them. And further take. nctiae that atter esgh list mentioned date the said Executors will pro- ceed to distribute the newt's of the declaimed among the »onion entitled Ihereto, having re - card only to the claim of which they ehail then have notios, and the said Executors will not be liable for the said assets or 00y part there- to any person or ;mesons of whose chain notlae 911E01 not have been received by t110(11 at the time of snob diatributinn. Dated at Walton this 28th day ofAagust, Ar D.1017 W, J, HUMPBRIER, }B2""bora, MARGARET A, HUMPHRTDS f Executor's Sale Por the purpose of winding up the estate of the late John Baltantvfte tate hands and prom• lees, altunto In the Vills a of Oranbrooir, con. touting eome.10 nares orbital and upon which there Is erected at comfortable frame house and frame barn, are offered for Kole;- 1r01t particulars and terms of nolo will be matte (toast) open spp11matlae to the ltxooutor, An. !bony Rnymtnn, (lrnnbrooh, or the under. signed W. M. HINOr:AI1t, Otte' Solicitor for the Executor, For Sale 185' acres or farm laude in the 'Township of Normo, edioieing the Village of Brussels, In. one field, There is a good'ggravc pit, if open. ed up, from 2 to 0 noses.' 7:6 luta been tented• tied 01ou0h of gravel there to supply the tiOwn and vicinity for tile next quarter of a century; 0 building lots on Turnbsrry street ; t lot pat Geortle0treet,near tlte'railway station ' also 'my _ tarlvnte residence on the river bank, corner of W1tltem„n.nd Albert streets, For further. particulars apply to the undersigned at his residence, J, 1.11101FID. Brussels, lath March, 1017. Farms for Sale The undersigned offers for sale hie fine 120 ears farm :being Lot 12, and part of Lot 10, OOH. 0, and 08 aurae on Lot 7, Oen, 4, Township of GOY, Duren County, On the former is ar good brick house, extra wood barn, 00 x 100 feet all mounted andwater itaetallod, 110r0 in Or. alod,&e DO 301 es Is e14'fy hush. Mao 100. acres, being Lot 12 Oon. 0, in acme township 12 Gores of extra good Pan wheat and over 90 ' acres plowed. Both farms in. good -condition, Por further partieulnre es to prices, terms and conditions, apply on the ore,eleee or write ' JOHN JACKSON, Telephonell010, -Ethel R. 0. Vision Your Sons, Mothers of Ctna Vision them at early morning when through the rising mists, there bursts a hurricane of fire --- See your valiant boys ---calm, grim, but cheerful, "stand -to -arms" until the Hun's "morning hate" dies away. Picture them at breakfast, the meal that must bring them the bodily sus- tenance to - carry them through the strain of another day. Then think what might happen if, one morning, there was no breakfast ---no food, and word went down the lines that Canada had failed- them. Vision all these things, and then --- as Women of Canada --- Mothers of Men ---Answer this Call to Service. Canada must send to Her Own, and to. the Allies. Fighting Forces, more wheat, more beef, more bacon, and more of such other foods as are non- perishable and easily exported. Thry Must Statistics show that, everyday, in Canada, sufficient food is thrown into garbage bans to feed the entire Canadian Overseas Army: 'Travellers have often remarked that many a European family would live well upon the quantity and quality of food wasted in some Canadian homes. Such waste is shameful at any time, but in these times it is criminal. Canada can do this without depriv- ing her own population of a fair share of any of these foods if You Women Will but help. All we ask of you is, that instead of buying so much white flour (if you do your own baking) you vary your baking by using one-third oatmeal, corn, bar- ley or'rye ' flour. Cr, if you buy your bread, that you order a certain pro' portion of brown bread each day. Second, instead of using as much beef and bacon as formerly, you vary your family's diet, by substituting for beef and bacon such equally nutritious foods a's fish, peas, lentils, potatoes, nuts, bananas, etc. - Third, and this is most important, --positively prevent the Wsa! e of a single ounce of food in your house- hold. Be Fed Our only hope is that with these truths before you, and in view of the vital issues at stake, we may count upon your earnest co-operation in ;stopping this appalling waste;. and in substituting other foods for the wheat, beef and bac?I1 that must be sent overseas, Next week a Food Service Pledgee and Window Card will he delivered to you. It is your Dedication. to War Service. The Window Card is your Emblem of Honour. Woman's Auxiliary, Organization of Resources Committee, in Co-operation with The lion. W. J. Hanna, Food Controller: Sign The Food Service P1ege