The Brussels Post, 1919-10-16, Page 5BUSINESS CARDS,
LINO, SUTHERLAND & SONS
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f'ay:.i •iat1; nal goon, Artin-lietlr
i 1ffine tt revillenre, opposite Melville Ohurob,
\vilbum etruet,
DR. J, H, WHITE, B. A.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate '1'orinito University of Medicine
Spann' attention given to rlireases of ohildruu
and surgery.
Oilico t Dr, Bryan. Old Stand
Phone.46Brussels
JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer far Horan Co,
Will sell for as good miens as any other Aro*
tit/neer or uhargu nothing,
BEf.c4RAy1S P. 0,
PNOOOFOOT, NILLOHAN & COONE
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&c,
O11lee on the :Square, end door from IinmtRon
Street,
OODERIOt1. ONT.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates,
W. Paonnaoor, K. U. .T, L, KIf'Loadta
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The only Oilman Separator with 'i•
'1•t; two wide open creast outlets- '1'
no creme screw- in the pant of '�
the eveani. See it when in town.
The I. H. C. 5-16 and 10-20 Tractors +
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The Deering Manure Spreader +
With the wide opt end and very
light in draft.
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diaeiaie School fair,
It Pays to Patronize -�---
} A Wolf -established School
ELLIOTT d
vondo & Charles Ste., Toronto
f(((lays an ex,Nlont repuhltlaa for 111
tn'udr' businose training nag for Oar nig
graduates in positions. A caporal 011,0
tion of a 801001 10 Id (1141 ut.nlw:t Itnpor•
Panna. Write to -day for our Catalogue, fr
) 8tude(rts admitted ab any time,
W. J. ELLIOTT, PR/NQIPAL
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Grey
Vote 4 x'41 in the No column on
(text Monday's ballot and help win a
great 1'iutul•y 1'111' sobriety and the
boys.
A llew driving house has been com-
pleted 11(1 the fine knell of George
McFarlane. It is on (cement ('1)11111(1•
110n, with metallic roofing nicely
painted,
ley melee elsewhere it will be seen
Russel Robertson, Lot 27, Con, 10, hits
announced (111 Auction Sale of (farm
Stook, implements, arc,, for Monday
27th inst., 01 1 p. in. F. S. Scutt will
be the Auctioneer.
1Vu1, Wwrk ins pUIehased what,
was formerly the cottage house of
I4ev, R. and Mrs. Paul, Brussels, and
P111 (ISI'S (0(1 ng 1'tnul the fat and
making their home there. What we
arc moldering ab
out is who will keep
11((11410 for "Jack 7" It won't do for
him to live 011,110 in that big house.
BANieta-JoUNsToN.-A quietbut
pretty wedding took place at the
111eth011ist parsonage, Trowbridge, 011
Wednesday, Sept, 17, at high noon,
when bliss Emma .1 Oh and
Robert Baker were united in holy
bonds r,f matrimony, Rev, Mr. Ster-
ling officiating. The bride's gown
was of Moron crepe de chews with hat
10 mahl11 and she wore the groom's
gift, (r handsome brooch, After the
ceremony a sumptuous wedding le-
paet wets served at the home cif the
bride's parents. Bride was the recipi-
ent of many beautiful and costly gifts
showing the high esteem in which she
is held. Among the gifts was 0 hand-
some cheque from her father. Mr.
and Mrs. Baker will take up limit
residence on the gt 000('41 farm near
Ethel, Ileartiest 00I((0)ulations and
best wishes are extended to the happy
couple for a long, happy incl prosper-
ous wedded life,
GLAD 'r0 HEAR 1T. -DEAR mai,
KERIi.-Yoe may be interested ill
knowing that one more wanderer has
decided to return home. I have just
accepted a position as General Malta -
get Of. the Produce Department for
the Harris Abbatoir Co. Ltd., lbron•
to, anti expect to assume charge about
Nov. 1st, moving my family over later.
The Herds Abbatoir Oo. has 1110 re-
cord of leading the packing industry
in Canada and they are anxious to
place all of their departments in the
lead, While I realize the full re-
sponsibility of taking the manage-
ment of such a Merge business, cover-
ing Canada, part of the United States
and to a large extent Europe, yet I ac-
cepter] the position at the urgent re-
quest of my many friends in the Cradle
its well as Mr Barris, Ptes, of the Oo.,
and lir. McLean, Se.aretary and
(Sas � ( 1
t ul er and fool confident I will be
able not only to operate their business
successfullybut. in such wa
tt a q as to
hold the high standing of the Barrie
Abbatoir Oo. where it has been.
When you are ii, P118111110 I will feel
badly hurt if you have a chance to get
in touch with me 011(1 do not do it.
With kindest personal regards I beg
to remain, Yours very truly,
A JAM CTAc(oART.
The writer is a former resident of
the 10111 Con. of Grey township, who,
lifter ti wide and successful business ex-
periencein the 1Vestern and Southern
States, is returning to his native
Province, Old ftieude here will wish
him A 1 success.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
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Following is the list of weld.
ing anniversary days, generally
observed throughout the civiliz-
ed world: -
1 st-Cotton
2nd -Paper
3 rd -Leather
41h -Fruit and Flowers
5th -Wooden
6th -Sugar
7th -Woolen
Sth-India Rubber
9t11 -Willow -
1 Ot h -Ti n
11 tri -Steel
12th -Silk and fine linen
1 3111 -Lace
14th -ivory
1 5111 -Crystal
20tH -China
25th -Silver
3Oth-Pearl
40th -Ruby
50th -Golden
60tit-Diamond
Some authorities Call tite
75111 anniversary the diamond
wedding, but it is preferable, in
Canada at least, to apply it to
the 60111 anniversary, which
some 'married couples here live
to celebrate. One would pro-
bably have to go to Bulgaria to
find a Couple who lived long
enough to celebrate the 75th
anniversary of their wedding.
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Columbia is rapidly becoming an
important platinum producing nation.
The Argentine government has re -
gutted railroads to heat their Cara 1(1
plISsenaef; trains as a 114111116 MOOgure1
tO:whol(4 Sun"11ine 111(11 n11,:wer,
11111110 puwpeet',luubll'nl but by after -
must sky 1(0.8 elo1ur11, ((1111 Old Sol
smiled down (0 lie neve! rails to do
13Ineval1 1111]11+d I''uil. 1 sehn(Ils ex
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Whited 11(141 yearas 1,0140. Mxllibits
I00k011 ,v011 1 11 1110 ((pert 1il110 srlauo
ruuuI, mud 110. grnun,ls Iver]. in 1l
best 111111 101. 11111 arnaviuu, 11;(11-14•
Were not no 11111nern(IH it>i i(1 pl l'V11311n
year., owing probably to ill i,,*,1MOO
OPERABON WAS
NOi NECESSARY
1� "Fruit -a -tides" Restored Her
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pupils in the Will Ler azul -the extreme
heat in the Summer which made St
1111(11101(0 difficult, however, exhib
its shown were of high quality, and
large crowd (uanifes 1 d (Wet est i
viewing Ihrnt. S. 13, Stotllero, th
energetic ,Disk let Repremerald ive, 110
Ids big tent on the wounds, 03(11 alt.;
brought up-to-date steel pens it
which tojudge the pmtltl'v.
Buying afternoon the r.bilchen iron
four school seC.t1llnll competed it
01)01 Is of x01111011 kindp, making con
siderable 0(nuserne11 for 011
lnokei N. Then followed physical cul
Lure drills by pupils, chorus singiu
and a public speaking contest, Th
last event of the afternoon 1,70, ((1
etoek judging in the ring. The boy
led out their calves (211(1 Colts, proudly
displaying 11(011' skill inttraining then]
Willie Mundell seemed the bronze
medal given by the Bank of (1001
memo for beet calf.
Supper served in basement of
Methodist Church, under manage -
meet of- Women's Institute was fol-
lowed by an enjoyable concert in
Presbyterian Church, with Jack Min -
eras the chief entertainer. Robert
Haack was chain((,(( and introduced
Miss Madeline Walker, Wiughain ;
Mist Margaret L GArnie
e and Miss Eva,
Duff, each of whom sang a solo very,
acceptably. Wm, Speer gave 501110pleasing 0101111 numbers and (1 /pall,
tette, tllisees Dlrnent and G10q, and
L. Rritten and J. W. Klug, rendered
an old-time melody Nhi811 was very
much appreciated. Dr, Field I. P. S.
gave a short address. Mr. Miner oc-
cupied remainder of evening with hie
talk on his experiences with wild
geese and ducks on his fare, in leettex
0o. The large audience listened with
animated attention, charmed by his
interesting story and his bright wit.
This simple, kindly elan, the friend of
birds and children, has not yet out-
grown his own childhood. He is a
boy 0lnnng boys and everyone likes
Will, 1101 only for what be says, but
for what he is.
Receipts for clay ate tl. matter for
Congr 0(01011on, being well over $1200,
PRIZE LIST
GRAIN -Garden Corn, Kenneth Mc-
Vittie, Harvey Timis, Glen Garniss.
Sheaf Oats, Willie Blundell, Gordon
Mundell.
Sheaf Fall Wheat, Alice Wheeler.
Pint of Oats, .Bertha Gannett, Coro
Gannett, Gordon Mundell.
Pint of Peas, Onra Gannett, Bertha
Gannett, John McDougall.
II(tlf Pint Wheat, Louisa Fraser,
Cora Gannett, Walter Sellers,
POTATOES AND ROOTS
Potatoes, Edgar'MIIMiehael, Stanley
Moffat, Kenneth McVittie.
Mangolds" Kenneth McVittie, Oarl
Johnston, Willie Peacock.
Swede Turnips, Noble Greenaway,
13erth0 Gannett, Geo. Peacock,
POULTRY
To Perfect Health
103 PArareAu Ave., MoNrrreAr„
"I`or three years, /suffered greal
a fain in the lower part of Illy hod),
ti with swelling or bloating. 1 saw a
specialist who said I must undergo
o an Operation. I refused.
1 1. heard °bora "Resit -a -lives" so
e'e ided to fry •it.
The first box ga'l'e great relief; and
I continued the traumata. Now toy
health is excellent -I am free of
• pain -and I give "fruit-a-tives" my
g warmest thanks",
Mme. F. GAREAU.
s 50e. a box, 6 for$2.60, trial size 25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
• Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
Plymouth Rock, King McDonald,
Jett( Black, Alice Wheeler,
White Leghorns, Arian Garniss.
White WyILndottes. Olive Garniss,
Rhode Is11Lnd Reds, Hervey Thein,
Walter Sellers.
Minorcan, Alice Wheeler.
Brown Leghorws, Jos, Breckenridge,
Wm, Mundell.
FOUND GUILTY OF NEGLECT
mann YEARS' PUNISHMENT
FOR. MAN WHO ALLOWED A
SERIOUS SITUATION
TO DEVELOP.
Failure to take proper precautions
has been responsible for ninny deaths,
and is the cause of much suffering and
hardship to-c1ny.
Take 1110 011e0 of Wm. Dunn, 813
Gerrard St. blast, Toronto, Out. Mr.
Dural was a chronic rheumatic sufferer
:for ten years. Three genre of that ten
he spout in hoc. suffering indescribable
torture. Pirtllre the joy of this 11(1111
011 folding that Tenipleton's 13•hennm-
tic Capsules ,fere restoring him to nor -
(nal health ngnin. here are a few ex-
tracts from his letter to us: '(During
the pnst ten years I have been 11t3c1 up
with Rhecnlntism. Ono attach-coufin-
ed No to my bed for a year, and a sec-
ond artncle left me helpless 'for over
two years. After I had tried rattiest
everything, a friend got mo -a box of
T,R.C.'s, and a few doses eo0vineed
me that I had at Inst foetid the prober
remedy for my trouble. T.R C,'s 1 r
proved my condition rapidly, and i
feel that bad 11 not been for T,R.C.'s
I s1oiild have been laid 11p for years."
'flea's are eertn.inly wonder work-
ers, 2'ry them
Ask your Druggist or write us for our new
heckler] Il is interesting (0111 Costa you nothing
(Telnpleto ,v 142 icing \Vest, Toronto). We
Weil 1',1..C. s anywhere on recolnt of 51.04.
' Sole agent in Rrnssola, Jas.. Pox, Druggist,
Ducks, Wrn. Mundell, G, Muudell,
H. Garniss.
Geese, Walter Sellers, 31tn Brecken-
ridge.
Cats, Fred. Elliott,
Rabbits, Fraser Mustard,
Bantams, Jno. Mowbray.
VEGETABLES
Cabbage, May Nicholson, Edgar Mc-
Michael, Jean Black,
Cauliflower, Florence Eckmier, Jean
Black,
Ripe Tomatoes, Margaret Mustard,
Kenneth McVittie, Ethel Johnston.
Beets, Alice Sharpin, May Nichol-
son, Campbell Robettsnn.
Parsnips, Jean Black, Olive Garnies.
Oitrnns, Margaret Mustard, Bette
Smith, Stanley Moffat,
Squash, Willie Timis, Jean Black,
Stanley Moffat,
Best Oollection 8 varieties, Jean
Black, Mos Thomas. Grace Kernag-
han.
Garrote, Pearl Johnston, Clifford
Kernaghan, Lizzie Robertson.
Onions, Glenn Garniss, May Nichol-
son, Stanley Moffat.
Pumpkin, Willie Peacock, Retia
004111, Geo, Peacock,
FRUIT
Collection of Apples (tamed, Flor-
ence Eckmier, Beatrice Thornton, Al-
fred Johnston.
Collection of Plums named, Olive
Garniss, Louise .Fraser, Hazel Mun-
dell,
Special, Ripe Strawberries, King
McDonald,
FLOWERS
Sweet Peas, Olive Garniss, M. John-
ston, Willie Timin.
Gladioli, Olive Garniss, Florence
Eckmier, Alfred Johnston.
Asters, King McDonald, Jas. Tor-
vey, Jean Black.
Nasturtiums, Ethel Johnston.
Maregolds, Olive Garniss.
Geranium, Violet Eckmier,
Begonia, Mrs; E. Nicholls.
SEWING
Pair knitted mitts, Alice Wheeler.
Clothes pin apron, Alice Wheeler,
Florence Eckmier, Louisa Fraser.
Embroidered eentrepieoe, Marjorie
Graeber, Alice Wheeler, J. M. Messer.
Hemmed handkerchief, Donna
Smith, Hazel Mundell.
Oroehet lace on pillow slips, Mar-
jorie Gr ashy, Gertrude Robertson, M.
McDougall.
Crochet handbag, J. Messer Lou-
ise Fraser, Maijorie Graeby.
Specials, crocheted yokes, Marjorie
Graeby,
Crocheting on towel, Florence Eck-
mier.
COOKING
Layer cake, Donna Smith, Jessie
Messer, Alice Sharpin. -
Raisin pie, Jessie Messer, Alice
Sharpin.
Cookies, Alice Sharpin, Jessie Mes-
ser, Florence Eeknlier,
Graham Muffins, Donna Smith, Jes-
sie Messer.
Lemon tarts, Donna Smith, Hazel
Mundell, Velma Brooks.
Loaf of bread, Edith Breckenridge,
M. McDougall.
Pound butter, Margaret Curtis, 11I.
McDougall.
Pint orange marmalade, WVm, Shar-
pin.
MANUAL TRAININte
Doubletree, Willie Mundell.
Jardinet t stand, Jiln Breckenridge.
Twitch, Wal, Mandell, Jim Brecken-
ridge, Campbell Robertann.
Bird house, ; Jim Breckenridge,
Glen Garniss.•
Livia STocic
Halter -broken calf, Willie Mundell,
Rev Thomas, Gordon Mundell.
Yearling beef type, Willie Blundell,
Gordon Mundell,
Best calf or yearling, Etnnze Medal
from Bank of Oommevee, Willie Muu-
dell.
Black -faced lamb, Jin, Brecken-
ridge,
Heavy colt, yearling, Willie Mun-
dell,
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Faii Term from Sept. 2nd
The demand upon us for trained help exceeds the sup-
ply, 'Train for success, Our Graduates succeed.
Write for Free Catalogue.
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The School that places its graduates in good positions,
• A• e•••A••b•a 4dl••Te. Ael a e4.44.44•e $sees le •dl••NA!
Stratford, Ont
and WI n g st a m, Ont.
EVERY one of the million and a IIaIf subscribers to
Canada's Victory Bonds knows that he can sell
them today for more than be pd id for them.,
Every one who bought Canada's Victory Bonds has
received 51/2 per cent. interest per annum -paid twice a
year.
Over half a million Canadians who bought Canada's
Victory Bonds on the instalment plan saved money that
they would not otherwise have saved.
The guarantee back of Canada's Victory Bonds is
the same as the guarantee back of a One Dollar or a Two
Dollar bill. There is this difference, however, that you
get interest on the Victory Bonds and you don't on the
One or Two Dollar bill.
Canada's Victory Bonds will always be accepted as
security for a loan.
Banks are ready to loan money on Canada's Victory,
Bonds.
Canada's Victory Bonds may be turned into cash at
any time.
There is no other way in which you can invest your
money with such absolute security -paying such a good
rate of interest.
Canada will soon give her citizens an opportunity to
buy Victory Bonds 1919. It will probably be the Iast
chance to buy Canada's Victory Bonds on such favorable
terms.
.Prepare to buy as many Victory Bonds this
time as you now wish you had been
able to buy the last time
',H w y , penf in Canada"
I„ued by Canada'. Victory Loan Committee,
in eu• „persue(( with the Minister of Financlr
of 111r Dur::iniuu of Canada.
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Driving colt, yearling, Willie Mun-
dell, Jim Breckenridge, Gordon Mum
dell.
WRITING
Fort, IV, Bertha Gannett, Ring Mc-
Donald, Gertrude Robertson.
From III, Florence Eckmier, Lillie
Garniss, Doris Allen.
Eorm II, Donna Smith, Edith Breck-
enridge, Irene Wheeler,
Form 1, Beta Smith, George Pea-
cock, Olive Garniss,
MAP DRAWING
North America, King McDonald,
Gertie Robertson, Bertha Gannett.
Ontario, Florence Eckmier, Viola
bathers,
'Huron, Donna Smith, Wilma Eak-
utier, Jean Messer.
NA'rtTRE STUDY
8011(sects, mounted, Jas, Brecken-
ridge.
20 Weed seeds, Louise Fraser, Ar-
chie McKinney.
Native Woods, Jas. Turvey, Jas,
Breckenridge,
Leaves of native trees, Cora Gan-
net, Edith Breckenridge.
20 wild flowers, Oor0 Gannett, Edith
Breckenridge,
Insects, Glenn Gaieties, Muriel
Thornton, Edith Breckem•idge.
ART
September calendar design, Jean
Black, Donee Stnith, Bertha Gannett,
Crayon "The Old Apple Tree" Gor-
don Mundell, Beatrice Thornton, Don-
na Smith.
Aster, crayon, Bette Smith, John
Mowbray, Irving Oleghorn,
Printing (ink) Old .English letters,
Dotna Stnith, Louise Fraser, tier.'
trude Robertson,
PPIYSICAL 0ULTITRiE DRTt.T,
Pupils of No, 4, pupils of 7'7o, 8 and
pupils of No, 10.
Singing, No. 10 school, No. 4 school •
Speaking Contest, Charlie Messer,
SPORTS
Girls relay rare, 0. S, No, 4, S. 13,
Nn, 8 and S, S. No, 2.
Boys relay race, S. S. No, 4, 0, 0,
No. 8.
40 yd. race, girls under 8, Lizzie
Pioberteou, BMW Johnston, Margaret,
Mustard, -
40 yarti boys under 5, G. Hamilton,
Noble Greenaway, (3111 Woodrow.
61) yard rare, girls 8 to 12, Irene Mo-
Iiinney. Margaret McVittie, M. 111us-
1111'd.
(30 yard race, boys 8 to 12, Kenneth
i\leVettie, R. Tdevey, 0. Robertson,
76 yd. rare, gi(•le over 12, D. Allan,
Janet Mowbray, R. Fiedlay.
100 yd. boys over 12, J. 'Purvey, A.
Johnston, NV, Mundell.
Carrying race, NV. Sellars and F.
1lustard, A, i1lcKinney, J. Brecken-
ridge, K. McVettie and R. Turvey,
Sack race, K, McVettie, G, Garniss,
G. Mundell
3 legged race, Glenn G011105s and G.
Mundell, K. McVittie and J. Turvey,
W. Sellars and F, Mustard.
3 legged race, older boys, A, John-
ston and J. Turvey, A. McKinney and
J. Breckenridge, Willie Mundell and
H. Elliott,
Wheelbarrow race, L. Turvey anti
K. MoVittie, A, Johnston and J. Tur-
vey, A. McKinney and J, Brecken-
ridge.
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Send your Cream to the Creamery thoroughly
established and that gives you Prompt Service and
Satisfactory Results,
We solicit your patronage knowing that we can
give you thorough satisfaction.
• We will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test
• it honestly, using the scale test to weigh Cream sam-
pies and day you the highest market prices every two
• weeks. Cheques payable at par at .Sank of Nova Scotia.
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For further particulars see our Agent, MR+ T, C.
McCALL, Phone 231o, Brussels, or write to
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The Seaforth Creamery Co.
SEA,FORTH, ONT.
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