The Brussels Post, 1919-10-30, Page 5BUSINESS CARS,
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Phyvt"inn, surgeon, Aceotudtenr
(1111aeat rettldenee, opittrAte Moivtllu (iuruh,
Willie nl street.'
DR. ✓, H. WHiTE, B. A,
PHYSICIAN AND SURti 5!14
Graduate'Roruua° University of Medicine
Special attention given to diseases of children
and Surgery.
Office 1 Dr. Bryane ora Stand
Phono 45. Brussels
JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Will Holl for KM good primas 11H any other Atic.
tloneer or charge nothing,
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PHOUofoOT, 8Itt0HAN & COOKE
narristers, Solieitoro, Notaries Public,
&c.
O$iee uu the Sponte, „rid door front Hsinilton
Street,
eODERWCH. ONT,
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
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Mange & Charles pts„ Toronto
Ns.lnl'y e 1 exaollent t'eltntat1 ll for ( 11 9�
3 t1nl le hu•tlnr�s trnining and fetr
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7400101lbs 11,1111 Will at any time,
>> W, J. ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL {7
NaTA [".'A•,!^a,r.'a,i:'a FII\ F?alFIIa'6,74,1n 0
Wm. Proudfoot, K. C., Goderich
111 commenting on the result of the
eletetlon in Ceti ue II :Iron of 111 nudity
night ill Lis commit tee rooms, (f ode -
telt w hole the (shins were reeeiv-
ol by Mr. Proudrool and 140 friends,
le- thank(0 hiesupportersvery cordi-
ally for 1l1e41' Itaa9lalte, 011(1 stnilingly
Heid, possibly in view of the very mix-
ed complexion of the new Legislature
WM. PROUDFOOT, IC. O.
he was to be congratulated on being
left at home. Be had served iu public
life for 2L years, for 10 years in the
town council and foe 11 years in the
Legislature, and had surely done his
share in public service. He had stat-
ed that if elected this time it would
not 0gaiuoffer as a candidate, but he
made no definite a:mom:temeta as to
his future course as a possible candi-
date, A patty required about 00 sup-
porters 111 the House to have a satis-
factory
atis-
or
fltet ygave: n and - the results
1 neat ,
of the present election forecasted con-
fusion, turuloil and a new election.
Mr. Peoudfoot expressed no regrets
though he admitted feeling a little
hurt that there evert) as many
of his former political support-
ers in Goderich to vote against him at
this election, He closed his remarks
tits lL 1 t,
with again thanking his supporters
for their good work,
SHOULD WOMEN VOTL
00010 l peep inside the Council Ball 1
See male folk there, both taiga and
small ;
All help discuss 0 theme of note
l i wild protest, "Shetlld women
vole ?"
For years they've had it all their way,
Laws e bood and bad were in their
sway:
They feta• the fairer sex might reign,
And prove themselves of better wain.
Says One, well dressed and rounded
001,
Net wishing his schemes put about ;-
"Pehttw 1 Woman's place is at the
tut:I
Then who for nH 1)1101C1 (intik our
"grub?"
Next a wise gent leaps up ami cries,
-rub! For her domestic duty lies,
She'd sono"r rock the babe to sleep,
Or bake.lor amend, orstcup, or sweep."
Adds Ten 0e'rheat t, with sudden love,
"Site's such a sweet and pew:lime dove,
So frail and weak ! Why bless my
01101 1
She'd (taint before she reached the
poll 1"
Suddenly through that Council door,
Glides a strange form not seem before,
"Wise men 1 ()mold you btu 1 e.1 11 0)
heart
I'In euro you'd let lime play 0 pat 1 1"
"Can ought withold a womum's fetus,
Ot comfort her 1n aging yetLts ?
Gan (111011•llmtde taws I1e1' husband store
Ii ,It •• 1' ,'.i' d,tmlenie'e gray. ?"
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Wilde tea 1,1'• 1"
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And tempts her bet 1
Tilt be titigrnee, h,
"Willi p,n(tlt•ut,du'h
And evils threw their
Ain ladies v1,1005 far 1
Then, w by should
vote ?"
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Hih1-.entsltaile,
Il,vos to 11LI10,
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not a woman
I'1511 Paloott or WAi,us.-None of the
photographers or artists who followed
the Prinee of Wales through Ills Cane,
dian torr has been eble to secure a satis-
factory photo of our popular Royal viei-
tor, The Prince was not dere to pose
for a picture, Before leaving England
be gave a special sitting to 111e celebrate
ed Loudon, England, photographer,
Vandke, which is just the portrait those
who have seen the Prince in person de"
sire. The Canadian rights for distribu-
tion have been secured by The Family
Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal.
The photo is lbxca inches, a10 bears the
Tug I3xussar„q
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Princes autograph.
Pose 1150 concluded an orreugemunt
with The Family Herald end Weekly
star by which our readers may secure a
copy of the pot•trfit. The annouuee •
meat will be found on another page,
trbe Prince has endeared himself in the 1
hearts of all Cartwheel, <,nti teary aortic
w want the lifelike portrait of the
fit tut a King. The demoted le sure to be
eu"rmolts. We ai101,') 11111••0 who Ms.
sire to ereure cope.: 111 do ,o at once.
Wroxeter Counoil
l(egnhu itis, tlui, t'1 \\ ve..101 ('"um
oil %vas held in Li,lulcil (Lamle•( '11 ,3
n'elnek, on Der, 22,111. 11,11111000 110PS
Pill, 1). (1. Popp, i'u•d t)t.,•y, lino.
A,1anis, (leo, S. 1.aekte with Reeve
J mo. Douglas in the elude.
Minutes of Met. meeting Dere grad
trod o❑ motion of Fred, Davey, second-
ed by JIM. Adaum were adopted.
leollowi(14accaunts were received:
11 Patterson, 000011ig elee- •
hie light .$ 10 00
Geo, Town, Iuturanctl policy'.... 24 00
A. H. Moffitt, running plant
Sept. and work ori machines 41 50
P, S. Milligan, (pelting pit rind
hauling gravel .... 18 00
L0111101 11 13tlw11, t:hovelliug
gravel 111 211
$133 70
On motion o1' 1), O. Pope, Rem"111 .0
by I+rrd, Davey above itee0u1114 we00
ordered Io be paid and 0111-18 ell awn
on Tuesday tot' same. (Aatrled,
Council discussed the issuing of De-
beniares for the propose rd raring
looney to put down cement wants (111(•.
lug lite earning year.
Uututcil adieu:tied to Meet Friday,
Nov, 21st or at call of Reeve.
D. 11, MACrAvrsit, Clerk
Armstrong Family Be -union.
Fine Time Enjoyed
The St. Marys Journal gives the
following interesting report of the
family gathering held iu Blansllal'(1
'l'ownehip a short time ago in which a
nu111bet in Palle! Ideality are. interest-
ed :-
Maxwell
-Maxwell Armstrong married Eliza -
Moore 1794, They were of the sturdy
descendents of Scotch_ refugees Now
religious persecutions, who left their
Scottish homes and found shelter in
the North 11 Leland, Baily in the 181h
century. Five sols and six daughters
'vete born to them all ofwhom reach-
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ed maturity. Four of the sons -Rob-
ert, Ohristopher, Thomas and John-
ston, and two of the [laughter&-N
garet and Isabell, came to Canada
West (Ontario) between the years
1830 and 1848. A grandaughter,
Elizabeth ICeinedv daughter of
Sarah Armstrong Kennedy, came a
fete yea's later.
Johnston, the first to come, arrived
in time to share as a soldier in the
rebellion of 1837. When the town-
ship of Blanshard was opened for
settlement, be secured 200 acmes, lots 7
and 8, East Mitchell Road, part of
which he disposed of to his brother
Thomas, who arrived about 1844.
Johnston married 0ltoritdn Sperling,
daughter or Christopher Sperling, a
pioneer of Blanshard, and reared
eleven children, six of whom now are
living.
HELPLESSWJT1
Until He Teak "Fruit-aatiaesil
The Fruit Medicine
11. 11. No. 1. 1.11,(51:, Orr(.
"For over 1Hier) year,, 1 was
centime' to hod with Rae/ma/ism.
I treated with doctors, and tried
nearly everything without benefit.
Finally, 1 tried "Frult•a-tines".
faiprt I had u sed half a box I area
improven:cal; the pain was easier
noel the swelling started to go down
f continued taking this fruit me-
almue, improving all the time, and
now I can walk about two miles and ,
do light (Mores about the place". 1
ALEXANDER MUNItO.
50c. a box, 0 for $2.60, trial size 25'e.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
('roil -it lives l.fnital, Ottawa,
Thomas married Agnes Lucy Swit-
zer, daughter of Jno. Switzer, also a
pioneer of Blanshard, and reared six
sons and 5 daughters, ten of whom 1
arc now living. Robert settled on the
faun now owned by George Rundell.
He died unmarried i11 1854. Isabella
married Richard Talbot Harding of
Blar shay i and reared four sonso
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,
whom tar
t h m are living.N garet married
Jnn. B1'yans in Ireland where 7 of her
8 children were born. The family
settled in Usbnt ne about 1850. Eliza-
beth Kennedy Wilson lived in Blan-
shard and reared 6 children of whom
5 are living. Christopher lived less
than a year on the Mitchell Road,
Blanshard, and then moved to the
rich prairie lands of Illinois. He rear-
ed 0 sons and 3 (daughters, of 0110111 5
are living.
The fathers served their God faith-
fully and earnestly, and their country
loyally and veli and ate one to their
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reward,
After due consideration, 0. George
Armstrong of Chelmsford, Mass., and
Har'r'y Armstrong, of Soienre Hill,
Ont., sons of Johnston and Thomas
respectively, seat out invitations to
the descendants of 1.110 above named
Armstrongs to meet in family re-
ptile]) on the Armatrnng farm, Mit-
ehell Road, Blanshard, on August the
3011, and at Zion church or Sunday
morning, August 81, 1019, to do honor
to the fathers, renew the old friend-
ships of childhood, meet new cousins
to the fifth generation and form
friendships with them.
The invitations met with universal
favor and in response they came from
Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Delaware, Ohio, Saskatchewan, Mani-
toba and many parte of Western On-
tario.
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fete boxes of ileolcings Heart and Nerve Remedy from
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netsleep nor plan my household duties; for years I
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the recommendation. of one of my friends. After taking
that box I improved so much in health that I took the
treatment of 51X boxes and am now feeling so much better
am able to return to my work with renewed vigor. I am
that I have at last found a medicarethat has done me 0o
good,"
IIeart and Nerve Remedy sells for 50o a box, 0 for
If ,your Druggist does not limit he will be glad to get
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Insist on Ilaeking's,
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"The Bridge iFI'Oi 1 War to P["!lt!`ia" The lr.irrre of Willem.
TUR MtNoo1RR (110 FINANcr, OF THE I)OM10NION OF CANADA offers for Public Subscription the
VietoryE iian 1919
X2'% GOM A tSbT,lii
Bearir.1 intern r frim November let, 1019. and offered in toe rnstrtritiee, the , leer, .,f la.:1 + ,,phonal
r Oh the u nlr,rrli,o, 0 fni!^iwa.
5 year B"nd•I dor ltiuvemher lot, 1114 near Bends tine Ivrnrrllhrr '4,l4(‘,
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Ottawa, 01 al 1lie Office of the Aoslsttun Rotel er 10eee 11 al Hatitax, St• John. Charlottetown, Montreal,
Toronto. l'ittini*trt 1 !rine, Calgary rind Victoria,
13mn•ls may be re fio.ered as to prmailxtl l'1 5, to principal and 'interest, as hereinafter provided, at any
of the ahave-teuintia,: el offices
Inst, •.r p.:vale... without charge, hall-tv-arly. May let and November 1st, at any branch in Canada
of any Cir:rtrrr,l
Print9lial told 1,,1oreet payable in Gold. llenominerlons: $50, $109, $.500. and 51,000
1-4.S1-1 ale .�1u•x�� o 100 a kits Ae(1reued Igute3res.k
RRetuin 51/2% per ArkIk111m
The arm. . 0I he Loan will he used to pay indebtedness incurred, and to meet expenditures
to he n in ctici .ectien with d n utilization (including the authorized war service gratuity
• 1..1 = settlement loans, and other purposes connected with their re-estab(ishr.tent
111(0 civet wee, for contra( ourl:-ty upon shipbuilding, and other national undertakings forming
past of (:lnuda's 10.Ie:.,trl:tl reconstruction programme'
and for the establishment of any neves-
eery crc:its :"r tete pure:tmie of grain, foodstuffs, timber and other products, and will be spent
wholly in Canada.
Payment to be made as follows:
'r a
10'1;-
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1 1 etember 9th, .AFo jaruaty 0th.
n February 10th, 1920; 31,`21 n March 9th, 19'20
The la,t. reenter,' „f .t l I ;, teasers :tee r balance of principal and 1.21"• re,xr :,'atim.' acs r led initsest.
at 51 z fnan t n,''r 1 1 t , 'be ‘111,-,; of the respective instalments.
A full ii tl+ r Ir lntere t will b.• paid on May 1st, 1920, making the crn1 of the 1 •n cV 111 t 111 in,tc:lOL.
Subsitfli,ine 111 it u1- 1.'0 1 1,1 t'.!(1 itt the time of anplication at 100 With nit interst. or on 7,01Y instal •
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ment due date thereafter, leicether with eccrued inters't at the rate of 51 ''' r per annum.
Thls Loan is authorized under Act of the Parliament of Canada, and hath principal and 18101 1 are
a chore 011 , 1 tele C'onsaiid (ted Revenue Fund.
The am pint of this i-41- is $:300,000,0110, exclusive of the amount (if any paid for by the surrender of
bonds of previous i Sues. The Minister of Finance. however, reserves the right to allot the whsle or any
part of the amount snl'scrihed in esen, of 3300,000,000.
Payments
All cheques, draft.. etc., covering instalments are to be made payable. to the Credit of the )olinieter of
Finance. Failure to my any instalment when due will render previouo payments liable to fort.•ituee and
the allotment ter rtncellatien. Subscriptions other than those paid in full on application must is, accom-
panied by a deposit of 10";• of the amount subscribed. Official Canvassers will forward subse:ripre 1-,e , rr 10(3
branch in Canada of any Chartered Bank will accept subscriptions and issue receipts.
Subscriptions may be paid in full at time of application at 100 without interest, or on any in.t:ilment
due date thereafter, together with arcruc,l interest to time of making payment in full. cinder the, prmisittn.
payment of subscriptions may be made as follows:
If paid in full on or before Nuvemiler 15th, 1919, par without interest or 100' , .
If remaining instalments paid on Dec. Oth, 1919, balance of 90% and interest (821.22 per 81")11).
If remaining instalments paid 11n ,Ito. 9th, 1930, balance of 704'" and interest «;70,+4 per * 1))
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If remaining instalments paid on Feb. 10th, 1920, balance of 50% and interest t+3i.05 jr:I 131 •;to.
If remaining instalment paid on Mar. Oth, 1920, balance of 30% and interest (831.21 hili r ; tee.
Payment of instalments or payment in full after November 16th, 1919, ran be made (only ':,n ttr instal-
ment due date.
Denominations and Registration
Bearer bonds, with coupons, will he issued is denomination of 850, 8100. 8500, and 31,0010, and may be
registered as to principal. The first coupon attached to these bonds will be due on May let, lean.
Fullyregistered bonds, the interset on whl: h is paid direct to the .owner by Government cheque. will be
issued in denominations of 8500, $1,01)0, $5,000, 810,000, 325,000. 850,000. 8100.000. or any multiple of
8100,000.
Payment of Interest
A full half -year's interest at the rate of 64% per annum will be paid May 1st, 1920.
Foran of Bond and Delivery
Subscribers must indicate on their applications the -form of bond and the denominations required. and
the securities so indicated will he delivered by the bank upon payment of subscriptions in frill.
Bearer bonds of this issue will be available for delivery at the time of application to subscribers desirous
of making payment in full. Bonds registered as to principal on1y, or fully registered as t0 principal and
interest, will be delivered to subscribers making payment in full, as soon as the required registration can be
made.
Payment of all instalments must be made at the bank originally named by the subscriber.
Non-nekotiable receipts will be furnished to all subscribers who desire to pay by instalments_ Mee:,
receipts will be exchangeable at subscriber's bank for bonds on any instalment date when ettheeripti'u1 I+.
paid in full. All receipts must he exchanged before let June, 1920.
Form of Bonds Interchangeable
Subject to the payment of 25 cents for each new bond issued, holders of dully registered bonds without
coupons will have the right to convert into bonds with coupons, and holders f bond); with t tup , will
have the right to convert into fully registered bonds without coupons, at any time, on application to the
Minister of Finance or any Assistant Reeeiver General.
Forms of application may be obtained from any Official Canvasser, from any Victory Lean Committee.
or member thereof, or from any branch in Canada of any Chartered Bank.
Subscription Lists will close on or before November 15th, 1919
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, OTTAWA, October 27th, 1919.
Keep Canada's Farms and Factories Busy
Out of the years they bring sweet
charms,
Sweet as roses from the prairie farms,
Graceful as bough of swaying pine,
Gracious as heart of Love divine.
The Saturday afternoon meeting
convened on the beautiful meadows of
Plat 0reek, which orosses the old
Armstrong farms on its merge to th.'
Thames,
a mile to the East. The
smooth, level grass lauds are bordered
on the East by the winding creek
whose left bank rises boldly, bearing
a beautiful maple grove. Westward
they gracefully rice into rolling, fer-
tile fields. These were the play-
grounds of the families of the two
brothers, Thomas and Johnston.
Their grass, flowers and stream, their
rooks, trees and birds thrilling with
the memories of childhood are dear to
them, and to this place they invite
their many cousins for family re-
union, It was a great gathering.
There were surprises, laughter and
tears, It was hard to realize that the
of a fewear$ ago could
play -fellows y g
be gray-haired grandparents. Brit it
was true, and they all bore their tum-
ors gratefully. Nor did the enthusi-
asm of the pleasuee fall until it reach-
ed its high climax in the religlous ser»
vice nn Sunday morning in the old
Zion church. After' lune lt together at
the old Armstrong hanestead all turn-
ed ed their ftces homeward with minds
full of sweet new rneuloties, with
hearts full of sanctified emntinne and
eyes full of tears that sparkled with
the visions of t'e•uuintl in ',The Sweet.
By and By,"
The following is the program of the
Sunday morning sol vices te-
Doxology-Holy, Holy, Holy.
Opening prayer Rev. A. Mei{ib-
bin.
Duet -liars. Max. Armstrong and
Henry J. Armstrong.
►•-Scripture reading -"The Good Shop -
herd" -Moore Armstrong.
Solo --Miss Edith Armstrong,
Hymn -"I love to tell Ole story."
Sermon- 23rd Psalm -Rev. Philip
E. Larding.
Duet and chorus - Foster Arm-
strong, Mrs. john Lipton and choir,
Trio- Foster At'mett'oing, Max. S.
Armstrong and Henry J Armstrong.
Hymn -"Gather at. the River" and
"Onward Christian Soldiers."to
Benediction,
The choir was reimposed ; of Mrs,
Lucy Armstrong Pearn, Mrs. Clara
Armstrong McKay, Miss Edith Arm-
strongMrs, Sara Haynes Armstrong,
Mrs. Bertha Armstrong Imppplett, Mrs.
Fannie Armslt'ong Lipton, Miss Anna
Armstrong, 0. Gem ge Armstrong,
Max, S. Armstrong, Foster Arm-
ament, henry J, Aturstrnug. Organ•
lets, Mrs, (Nara McKay and Miss
Edith Armstrong,
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