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ELLIOTT BR OS.
General Garage Services
Phone 82 I• russets, Ont.
THE BRUSSELS POET _ .,
parent s, Mr. and elle lurid SURGE MILKERS
ut q: Mrs, Hooper,'(nl•hun with
Mr. and Mrs. Willi un Niebolsoltl
IMr, Nicholson is suffering from a
�Iheart athlete
BLUEV ALE
Marilyn and Doris Goll. ltelgraye,
with their grandpa''ettte Mr, and
and Mrs. Alex el,Cra;ldu; lieu.
mans and ,Tim, Detroit. Dougal
Strachan and Mrs. Lament. Tern=n-ls,
•with Mrs. Petr 14tae1wen; Mr. and
Mrs, Vannan. I3elgrs•-', with Mr.
mad Mrs. J. H. Smith; Tlervn Get.
Weer, Wroxeter, with Eleanor
Smith: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marshall,
IL-istowe1, with Mr, and Mrs. George
'Thornton; Dr. and Mrs. Arthur
gleam and 'Barbara, 'rartmto. with
Mrs. Anther Shaw; Joyce Hoffman
HARD MAPLE ON
WAY OUT IN ONTARIO
LUSOON.
July 1'1. --'crud Five
in teeee. and ll•ow .n hien: the
\i plc • Leal' forever." i•• sill Sung
,1'!c b}- thansnlud, of western
.r'•, eve, ,'1111,1rrn on public
,r9eions; hitt C. 11. Zevitz, 11511iet
1ee rr r. pre:, et dive, of Cha4ham.
w;trIR I ye-terduy that the hard
melee veer, t'rnnh w11c•h Cumda c,t=
Irv. Int tonal 01i1111r111. may one day
1,, a •nine of the past in this part
of ter ionnt y. rote drastic (1(1
.coos rr.' -alien.
Th.• bird. or AllLar. nriple i.. dr -
creasing in minihel• et -res ••e•tr.
lie said. "I won't go .n eir as to
:".• 01 (11(4'e limit for its existence.
eenne hive dune, but unle s proper
growing emulations are restored or
created it may well beeems a rarity
:violin this generation.
Canada's emblem wn, first copied
from the hard mnnlr leaf, Mr.
7nvite contends, although Ile COD
, cedes that since it was first nrinptel
the more serrated leaf fie the soft
mettle has often been need for
Patriotic designs and decnratio)s.
The hard maple grows all over
, Southelm Ontario and Southern
• Onetime w11. )•e 11 114 tilptU 1 it the
. Eastern Townships for the bigeest
maple syrup and maple sugar crop
ern the continent.
with Mrs. Geyser. Shipka; Mr, and
.Mrs. William Griffiths, Montreal,
at ill,, it' home here; Bernard
tow. London. with hie mother, eirs.
Nellie Lillow; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Gerrie. Wingham, with Mr, and
Mrs. Harry Elliott; Mrs. Horton,
Soft Maples Increasing
At one tine evrryy Southwestern
Ontario farm boy knew what it
woo to tap the trees in dad's sugar
bosh when the sap was running
but 11)day the tree more familiar
to country and city dweller alike
is the big. fast-growing soft inaple,
,-hick thrives under conditions that
Tnront:., will Mr. and 9lrs. Rny- . kill off its harder -wooded ensue, mond Elliott; Mrs. 1. ray Wilson,
Listowel, with Mr. al.1 Mrs. Roy
Mann; Mr, and Mrs. W. N. eleTag-
j gart ,and Scott, Goderich, with 11ir.
and Mrs, Roy Turvey; lir. and
Mrs, Charles Coultes, Lietowei,
with Miss Mabel Coultas; Nliss
Edith Garniss, Clinton, with her
"There are a number of , causes
for the mortality rate among betel
maples;" said Mr. Zavitz, "This
year the foliage didn't develop very
well. partly because of frost, and
partly because of insect trouble.
Insects and disease have lately
ben attacking the hard maples and
this in itself is a danger sign, be -
(]AIRY MAID
Hot Water Heaters
J. B. Higgins, Seaforth
1 FOR SALE ---
Pullets, Rooks and Retie.
Aire Row Ovinalun Plum' e.e.11.
FOR SALE—
Fresh volt r1tildes.
Phone 77 -tee Fran 11 11111er 1
FOR SALE--
Service Dealer — Phone 138 Seaforth
eeery
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Gr e ter '"r1. 5 per'ity
T i n and C trey
, Modern Massey -Harris Machines Increase Output per
• Man and give the Farmers Greater Buying Power
On Saturday nights all across Canada, the shopping centres of towns and smaller cities are
crowded with farm automobiles and farm people. Side by side, with the town dwellers, farm
people buy all kinds of consumer goods, from breakfast goods to broadloom rugs, from canned
goods to cosmetics, from raisins to refrigerators.
Time was when farm buying was more limited, when farmhouse furnishings were more
meagre. The change is due directly to the increase in the buying power of farm families.
The reduction in operating costs and Increased output per man effected by modern farm
machinery gives farm families today more income from their operations in supplying agricul-
tural products for home and export markets and more money for both the necessities and
luxuries of life. Greater prosperity for all.
Massey -Harris, builders of farm implements for over one hundred years, has contributed in no
small measure to this progress through the development of modern labor-saving farm machinery.
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Established 1847
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eeedmeedey, July :tette 19IS
Furnace, in good cn1141 eoe.
Phone 1055.
1 TO RE.idT•—
Renee to rent by September est,
Corner of Williams and :Mart Si..
Brussels, Ont. Apply to Miss N. A. .
.Tardive. Telephone No. 1, Brussels.
FOUND—
A ,white fox terrier dog with black
bend and few bleclt spots of body.
Owner can have same by applying to
4RIJSSEL9. I Mrs, Chas. McKay, 13ruseels.
cause trees succumb to these fit• •TO RE NT -
75 when they lose their nonan• .II 75 acres of good pasture running
tutional hardiness, which is just wat+�r.
twhet h., • been happening to the Apply to George Kerr, R. R. 1 Ethel
Phone elrnssels 36.:•12.
sugar
maples.
"One big trouble has neer the FOR SALE—
<c•lrir.z of livesitoci in wnoliole.
Hygienic Supplies (Rubber floods)
This r:niscs compaction of the soil,
and changes the air and water postpaid in oIain, sealed
mailed mailed
relationship of the tont. Tho top envelope with price net. Six
i samples 26s, 24 samples, $1.00, Mail
branches' die first, and e1'FUtnnny 1 Order Dept. M-33 NovRubber •CQ
the whole tree. Box 91, Hamilton, Ont,
Blames Livestock
WANTED-
7dealth of our woornnrs iuqurnces Mao Por steady travel among con -
when we get the livestock out, butsupers in Brussels. Permanent ecr-
unless this is done we're going to j nection with large manuta,turer
lose ninety per cent. of the wondlot I Only reliable hustler considered
trees in every ease who'.- they are I Write Rawleigh Dept. No. ML -J-162-
not m•otected from pasturing 131, Montreal.
animals.
"The lard maple is not the hest I FOR SALE—
t^ee. to plant for decorative purpose.
because there artificial conditions
are created that produce much the
same 000ditions as when the trees
areaffected by pasturing; animals,"
Mr. Zavitz explained. "The pave-
ment •and sidewalk curt off the
water and air, and hard maples
won't stand trinim'ng. either of
roots or branches, like other trees,"
Modern drainage. which has Up-
per Thames Valley Authority ex-
perts worried in en effort to pre-
vent flooding and conserve natural
beauty, is an enemy to harry maples.
Young seedlings will adapt them-
selyes to artificial draining, but it
is apt to Idll off tree; of some
types, be explained.
200 acre farm in desirable locality,
Two good bank barns. gec'l frame
house. 10 acres. good iurdwood, run-
ning water for stook. 1tt miles from
village, station, storee, . churches,
sohnol and etc. Owner retiring, ill
health. Immediate posseeeien.
Apply '10 George Kerr, R, R. 1 Ethel
Phone Brussels 36-r-19.
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A Natural Victim
The hard ma.15 makes 'mob good
furl flint it Is a natural victim of
the rural dweller's axe, Mr. Zavitz
went nn. Tt is easy to split, and
burns well, and once it has been
cleared out of an area the soft elm
frequently grows in quickly among
the etumpe, s•o that thee.. is little
hard maple secondary growth, The
wood is much used for flooring and
enbinet-making, and during the wa'
it even went into veneer fen
Mosquito bombers, whose all -wood
,'oisti•nction made then fast and
Halle
Getting back to this yea's eon -
delete, Mr. Zavitz said that Public
Enemy Number One for the hard
maple is the aphid, fir plant louse,
Which is appearing in particularly
large quantities and attar.Iting any
forms of growth. The aphid has
picked on hard maple as a par-
ticularly large and vuinerable
viotim.
"We are not quite sure why there
sh'oul'd be so tunny aphiris this year,"
said Mr. Zavitz. "Every few years
ihor is e. plague of some kind of
insect, possibly because of climatic
conditions, and this happens to be
a good season for plait -lice."
FARMS FOR SALE --
100 aero farm — good buildings
price $4000,00.
100 acre farm on County Road with
crop and hay, imp.. diate possession
price $4300.00.
100 acre farm 3 miles from city on
County Road, 3 miles trom pavement,
gond buildings with crop, price
57100.00.
3, C. Long. Real Estate 'broker,
Brussels, Ont., Phone 84.
"HELP WANTED. --m Nue,
AN OPPORTUNITY—
Established Rural Ws -teens District
available. If you are aggreeslvc,
and between the ages of 26 and 66 --
have or can seem travel outfit,
this is your opportunity to get esteb-
lished in a profitable business of
your own. For full particulars write
today to The J. R. Watkins Company
Dept. 0-B-4, 2177 Mason It., Montreal,
Que.
MRS. FREEMAN'S DEATH
ACCIDENTAL, JURY FINDS
All Inquest 111(0 the death or Mrs.
George Freeman (tate former Grace
Mos 011 Goderinhl was heli before
Corner Dr. 5, E, Fraser at Kin-
cardine on Friday night. The J0r7
brought in verdict that the fatality,
which occured cm the Blue Water
FTighwey smith of Hlneerdint- on
Dominion Day, was acrideneel,
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Stratford, Ont,
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William St. Phone 4. Brussels, Ont.
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Day or Night Calls Phone 65
No extra charge for Use of Funeral Home.
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J. F. Harper, B. A., M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - 9 p. m.
Also 11 - 12 a. m., when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p. m.
Sesnda3r — Emergency and by appointments only.
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
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AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday all day — Offict open every day.
Phone 20x — Successor to E. D. Bell
Chas. T. Davidson
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Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
Phone Office 96 — Brussels, Ont.
Harold Jackson
ECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
For information, etc., write or phone Harold Jackson
PHONE 18-r-661 — SEAFORTI, O1dT.
Make arrangements at THE Brussels Post or
R. S. Hetheringto, K. C.. Barrister Office, Brussels.
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PHONE 36 or t3S — BlftUSSELS. ON F.
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