The Brussels Post, 1920-11-25, Page 4.Brussels o
THURSDAY, NOV5411111,12 es, iveu
LEARN n trade.
PI,Art to attemi the Winter Fair et
Guelph from December 3 lora What
about letting the boy- or girl• go this I
year? It would do there good.
BEWARE. of the house thief and nervy
robber who is abroad in the. land. This
is trot a scare but a hint to wateb for 1
gentry you are uot acquainted with.
SOME folk say quite a quantity of
wood will be cut daring the coming
Winter. There is a good demand as the
question of cunt deliveries appears to be
so uncertain
THERE is said to be a surplus of sugar
totalling 1,500,000 tons and yet the
profiteers bad the gall to boost the price
to unheard of rates. Now that a sugar
scrap is on the public may come to their
Own.
NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that
27,000 acres of land were not in roots as
compared with rgtg the crop this year
exceeds its predecessor by 2,000,000
bushels, it is estimated Less Fall
wheat is sown this year than last,
SOME Kitchener restauranter, named
Charlie How, was in the toils for keep.
iug and manufacturing opium. $2.000
worth of raw material was found, which
is said to come from Montreal, Charlie's
early training in China stuck to him we
suppose,
PERSIAN wedding. presents consist
chiefly of paperso E pins and cakes of
h
soap and are very practical and use-
' ful lines. That's better than the be-
stowal of f4 pickle dishes and 17 lemon-
ade sets. Those Persians are wise guys
but we will likely grow wiser as we grow
older,
MUNICIPAL Election time draweth on.
Keep up the spirit of your community
by choosing the very best men possible.
It's no easy task, with more kicks than
coppers often, yet there's a fascination
about public office that appeals to many
men. Plan for improvements for 7921
and be prepared to heartily support your
municipal representatives.
We need no longer sleep with one eye
open after November 3oth as the cruiser
Aurora and destroyers Patricia and
Patriot, gifts to Canada from the Admir-
alty, will be en route to Halifax, This
is the nucleus of this Dominion's re -or-
ganized fleet. Canadian officers and
crews will man the trio. A Canadian
navy will be no longer a joke.
Sosta of the Government Commissions
are waking up and holding a few meet-
ings. Probably the "boys" want to
secure some ready cosh to get their
Christmas presents. When reports are
made don't seem to matter and the
action taken on them by the Govern-
ments seems to be of little consequence.
It is a mighty costly way of dodging re-
sponsibility at the country's expense.
THE "tommy rot" taking up the at-
tention of some School Boards over the
necessity of introducing boxing as part
of the school program proves to us that
the proper material to fill wards in the ]
iusane asylums is to the fore. Surely
there are enough of crazy stunts to
mhke blackguards out of our youth
without training them for prize fighters.
WHILE public Sympathy is always
evoked toward shipwrecked sailors in
the early Winter on our Canadian lakes.
is it not about time that the marine law
was amended for t aking a vessel out of
port after a certain date in the Fall 7
A tnan with a razor or a revolver on his
person is amendable why not a Captain..
who runs such hazards as fighting
treacherous waters, snow storms, biting
blasts and almost pertain disaster ?
AN opening has been made for a lively
competition among the ladies who have
an
abuormal quantity of adipose tissue
by the demise of ''Lovely Lucy Moore,"
of Bristol England. She was 43 year of
age and tipped the scales at 668 pounds.
Her fairy-like dimensions were as fol-
lows; -5 feet tali, waist measurement
83 inches, neck 25, arm 27 and calf 25,
Ii took 9 man to move Lucy from her
bedroom to the ambulance. Now girls
get busy and get your applinations in as
early as possible.
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SPECIAL legislation may be passed re-
grading the Voters' lists to
bs used d At
the Prohibition referendum to be taken
next April. Dominion Parliament will
likely be summoned in lanuary to deal
with this and other matters. Present
lists are too old to avoid many exclusions
unless some expensive style of rectifica-
tion is established. A square deal is
wanted and no mora "fiddling" with
half way measures that, mean nothing
Whets secured, Legislation with loop
holes Is not worth the paper the Jew is
printed 08.
Best Honey
it Uu• t' s,'niw7cP of those who
want my henry in 10.1b. pails
anti to avoid diaappointrnent
when not at hetne 1 bare arranged
with the
Tboutson Grocery
to have a supply 1 here of one' hest at
i$3 the for a 10 Ih pall.
'Thune uta ii' '. weal! a medium
}rt 1111'' al. 4.2 tin,
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The uncertainty of an election does
not prevent a lively time guessing,
Froin a Conservative stacdpoint they
are going to win quite handily, the
Liberals say the race will be theirs in a
canter and the United Farmers avow
that victory le already in their mit.
This rosy outlook for the three parties
in the. field is livening up the battle and
some of the trio wast bite the dust
We guess that much of Ibe guessingis
g
simply a guess, sort of whistling to keep
the courage tip. Present Government
don't intend to Rive up their job a day
earlier than they have to, so many
think.
AWRY Modwo
SPRACKLIN is much in the public eye.
But it must not be overlooked that
everyone of the is jurymen, who live in
the locality where the rum -running is
rank, signed the verdict that Spracklin
was justified in slaying. IF everybody
had been law abiders instead of often he-
iug law defiers there would be 110 oc-
casion for such affairs. If violators
don't like their medicine being adminis.
tared in the way of arrests, fines and lin•
prisonment let them turn over a new
leaf and become decent men Law and
order rnust'be maintained even if rigid
examples most be ma(e 10 show the de-
famers that this is Canada and Justice is
en the throne.
Hent I. W. Pierce Goes
To Granby, Quebec,
Rev. Ira W, Pierce, referred to in
the following item from The Globe, is
a former Congregational minister of
Listowel, and quite well known here.
Since his return from Armenia, he
made au appeal here for aid and from
time to time has visited here with
relatives of Mrs. Pierce, who is a
grand daughter of Mrs. Wrn. Roes,
4Villiam street, and a daughter of R.
S. Ross, formerly of town :—
Globe—Rev, L W. Pierce, Secretary
of the Canadian Association for Ar-
menian Relief, and a missionary for 4
years in Asia Minor and Tut key, has
beenappointed pastor of Granby oou-
gregatinnal Ohnrch at Granby, Que-
bec. His pastorate begins Nov. 24.
Granby is an important place, both
industrially and in church life.
Rev. Mr. Pierce was brought up at
Ingersoll, Ontario, and was educated
at McGill ttniversity and the Congre-
gational0ollege, Montreal, following
which he became a missionary under
the American Hoard of Foreign Mis-
sions. For the last 3 years of the war
he was interned by order of the Tut,
Itieh Government at Beirut, Syria.
After the armistice he returned to
Toronto and threw himself into the
Canadian campaign, by which $400,000
was raised for Armenian Relief.
Speaking to The Globe Rev. Mr.
Pierce said he wire not through with
Armenian relief. iiia preeeut pastor-
ate may he terminated at any time
political conditions in the Near Beet
are settled. This was the condition
upon which he agreed to accept a
pastorate at the present time, and this
arrangement was approved by the
American Boatel of Foreign Missions.
Suron County Children's
Aid Society
The 9th annual meeting of the
Huron Comity Children's Aid and
Humane Society Bineo the appoint-
ment of a County agent, was held in
Clinton on Tuesday afternoon, Nov,
8, with a fair attenclanne of Clinton
citizens and a deputation n ofa
dozen
p
from Gielerioh and some from Wing-
ham, Reports showed a year of con-
siderable activity, but is deficit of
about 8800 when all accounts for the
year are paid, A few figures from the
tretteilrar's statement are as follow:•--
RPvOEIPTS
County Grant for the year,...$ 1200 00
Grants horn minor nt niri-
palitiee... 810 00
Received on maintenance ga. 680 08
Grants and donations from
ohtir•eh and tither organi-
zations • 300 98
Donations from individuals"192 45
i1XPFIND1TURES
Paid nil ealatiee account- $ 1128 00
Itavtllutt Ori rust 1 f t1
naititii cue It ait irt t.
11uu..... , , Gl 20
" uillilntinii less.., 10 00
pritltiog and o�llice
all (1pIIPa, 188 73
fuel for HLPllgr...,300 08
medical and hospital
ann[)tlltt9 ..... ........ 47 't1
Other expellees for
maintenance. ate., ag
gregated about 000 00
County Agent's report showed 39
children received tlw'ittg the year -14
warde from this County and 15 from
other °unities traosfeeeel ; 35 placed
or replaced In 'foster trainee t 3 return-
ed to other Societies, 2 returned to
parents, 1 sent 10 Indnetrial sebum,
Farm for Sae
Containing 100 %ares, one tulle from HrusselB,
It is Lot 2 Lon 12, t4rey township. all in grace.
lmmedinte possession, For farther neaten.
Mrs as to price, lernts, fie, apply to
14150. A. B100T, HrusselB, Phone 4,
Strayed Calves
Strayed on the promisee of the undereigned,
Oraubrook, on or about Oct. 1st, 2 Spring
waves, red in eolor, Owner is requested to
prove property, pay expenses and tette t.eat
away. VICTOR SPARLING,
Phone 5234 Craubrook.
Bush for Sale
Standing bash, consisting et soft maple, ash
end birch, for sale Lot 1, Con, 6, Grey town-
eliteWill besold by the acre. For further
particulars Bee the and ersigned.
THOS. PIERCE,
Phone 6910 North Gravel Road,
HORSE STRAYED
Strayed on premises of undersigned N. Pt.
Lot 26, Oen. 5, Grey, an aged black horse,
Owner Is requested to prove property, pay
expenses and talcs it away.
ROST. DOCKET,
JAMES M'FADZEAN •
Mutual Insurance Com
Agent Novick Mu al Flre In an r
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Company
Phone 40 Tureberry Street, Brussels
Bucceeeor to John Harris, Walton.
Wood Wanted
20 or more cords of good hardwood, in either
cordwood or shorter lengths, wanted for the
Methodist Church, Brussels. Apply to
01.LEATBERDALE,
Phone 27 Chairman of Committee
Short Horns for Sale
Two Short Horn pulls for sale, 0 and 16
months old. For further ptlrticntare apply to
OLIVIOR TURNBULL & SONS,
Phones 2814 Con. 15, Grey Twp.
2819 Brussels P. 0., R R. 2
Hog for Service
The undersigned will keep fur aervioe at S.
pt Lot 6, Con. 12, Grey, the thero'-bred York-
shire Hog, "College Master,” No 71481, bred at
The Ontario Agricultural College. Terms,
$1.58, to be paid at time of service with privi-
lege of returning 15 neoesaary.
• JNO. GRANT; Proprietor.
Farm for Sale
Farm for sale containing 100 mires, Briolc
house, bank barn, &o. Good soil, well Wont-
ed. Per further particulars apply to Taro
Pose, Brusiols. I9-tf
Farm for Sale
Being South 56 Lots 28 and 24, Orin. 0.
Hawick township, Huron (Monty 188% norm.
0 acres hardwood, 4 acres cedar, about 10
scree river Sate, good pasture land, balance
let class working land in high state of culti-
vation. Large bank barn with straw shed,
cement °tabling and hog pens nndernesth.
Cement silo, poultry house, 2 hooses, school
on premises. Daily mail delivery and Wroxe.
ter telephone. Lots of good water. Farm
well tonged. For price and - artionlars write
P. F. PATRICK, 68 Malakoff, St. Thomas.
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE .Ole FARM STOOK, IM-
PataueNTS, FURNrmutce, &o —F, S. Scott,
Auctioneer, 1105 been inatruoted by the under-
signed to sell by Public Auction at Lot 7, Con,
0 Grey,on Friday, Nov. 20th, at 1 o'clock,
the folling property —1 Clyde stare 11 yea's
old In foal to Gtsnrae, 1 Clyde mare 10 yearn
old In foal to Glenr'se, 1 driving mare lady's
driver, 1 gelding rising 2 years, 4 cows sup.
/mead in calf, 1 fresh cow, 1 farrow mew, 6
heifers rising 2 years, 0 atcors rising 2 years,
8 Spring calves, 1 brood sow in pig, 10 pigs 2
menthe otd,100 (Moine young hens, 1 lumber
wagon nearly new, 1 wagon box tend spring
seat, 1 wagon rook, 1 stook reek, 1 hog reek,
Massey -Harris binder 0 ft out nearly new,
Deering mower 0 ft out nearly new, Messoy-
Herrta 8 -horse cultivator nearly. new, Fleury
plow No 12, Teesweber gave plow, set iron liar-
rows turnip sower,' muffler, stoneboat set
bob -4010s, rubber tired buggy, Portland out.
ter, road art, 80 ft ladder, 26 gal, coat on bar-
rel, sugar kettle, hog trough 10 ft, set teem
Mumma, set single harness, Saskatchewan
robe, string bells, Deloval cream sepnratnr,
2 doz. grain bags, bag holder, fanning mill,
corn marker, %Witte grinder, turnip pltlper,
pair horse blankets, wire fenoe stretcher, grav-
el box, 8 neckyokes, 8 bunches shingles 4
benohoo ranee slats, hay knife, 2 sets white -
trees, bedroom suite, Iran bedstead, 2 set bed
springs, 2 utattraosee,2 ranking theirs, parlor
table, 2 dos. sealer's, wood heating atom, 20
rods 18 strand wire fenoe, 60 round ceder
vats (peeled,) garden gate new, about 20 tons
Timothy bay, about 000 bus. Olean 0. A. 0. No.
72 oats fib for seed, spade& hoes, shovels, forks,
eoytltes, Chains end notnerons other articles.
Sale unreserved es the farm hep been sold,
Terns—Sums of $6 and under cash; over that
amount 10 menthe credit given on furnishing
approved joint notes. 4 per tent off for onsh
on credit atpounts. All accounts moat he
settled on day of sale.
2150. CRERAR, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, IM.
Fr,wMAN'or, &o.—F. S Scott, Auotion-
ear, hos been inetruotedby the undersigned to
Bell by Public Abotion at N944 Lot 18 Con.
4, Morris on Tnaday, Nov, 80th at l0'glook, the
following property t—1 spat working horsos,1
driving ''tare 6 yearn old, genera! ptirpoee
Mare dolt tieing 8 years, 1 general purpose
mare colt riming 2 years, 4 cows I supposed in
oaif 5 yearling heifers, 4 yearling atcors 0
Spring calves, 70 hens, I lumber tun on with
boxandtiria Beat inn t• k graVal 1
tiering y ao gt vol 8)1 pig
box, hog rank seg Iron bnrrovs, sped 'drill, �
Bung plow, cultivator, disc hsrrow, land rot.
Mr, Fleury single plow, buggy tongue end i
whifnetrees, outlet tongue, ser single harnesa,
set team hornoon and where, erean separator
%%early new, Daley churn, turnip Bonnier, Mao.
sey-Harrill binder 7 ft ant, Mosses-garrto mow- '
er, hay rake, bug6+gy with 0 0015 wheels, read
Dart, set bob•sletghs, fainting tutu, 2 oak nook. '
/ekes, set wolgh scales, mower taneee, a goan-
tity of bay, a number of ceder paste, epodes,
hoes, °hovels, forks, scythes, •chain° end.
numerone other artioioo. %alb without reserve
he proprietor has eoid his farm. T°rms--All
sums of $10 and under °ash; over thatamount
12 months eredtt given On farttieldng Approved
joint notes, A 41 count. of 4 per cont allowed
for Dash on credit amounts. MooORItAOitkiF, Proprlotor,'
sues is MILLION, limit
stlima
'oedtive relief 10 eure,
renewed lreal'th certain,
RAZ.
:Restores normal breath -
ins, stops mucus -gather -
Ings in the bronchial
tubes, gives long nights
of qulot sleep.
A health -building remedy, put
ttp Lt capsules, easily swallowed,
prescribed by doctors, sold by
druggists, $1.00 a box, Ask our
nearest agent or write us for a
free trial package. Templeton,
142 King Brew, Toronto,
There are 142 cltiliiren or this County
and other Societies under the cure of
the .iiuton branch, and only 7 in the
Shelter on Oct. 81st. While the work
often has distressing features, and to
not every rase is the outlook for the
future of a ward what could be dealt, -
ed, in almost every case there is such
improvement in the conduct of the
ward and such hopeful indications for
the future, ae well as the assurance of
helpful home influences, that tate work
is abundantly ,jnstifled from every
standpoint and may even be regarded
as a social factor ranking with the
school and the church.
A pleasing paragraph from the
Agent's report reads : "Never has
there been greater sympathy and co-
operation extended tbtoughout the
County towards the Society than dm,
MAILCONTRACT
Sealed tenders, addressed to the Postmaster
General, will be reooived at Ottawa until noon
on Friday, the 24111 day of December, 1920, for
the oonveyanoe of HIn Majesty's` Mails. m1 a
proposed Contract for four years, six times per
week, ovee Brussels No.2 Rural Route, from
the Postmaster General's Pleasure.
Printed notices containing further informa-
tion as to conditions of proposed Coatraot may
be seen and blank forme of Tender tosy�be ob-
tained at the Post Offices of Brussels, Walton,
Ethel, Beferave, Bluevale and at the office of
the Poet Otliro Tnspeotor, London,
Poet OtHaa Inspector's Office, London, 12th
November, 1920
CHAS. B. H. FISHER,
218 Post Oats° Inspector,
MAIL CONTRACT
Sealed Tendere, addressed Eo the Postmaster
General, will bereoeived et Ottawa until noon
on Friday, the 10th day of December, 1080, for
the conveyance of .Bis Majesty's Mails, on a
proposed Contract for four years, six times
per week, over Walton No, 1 Rural Route,
from the let day of April next.
Printed notice.; containing further informa-
tion ae to conditions of proposed Contract may
be obtained au the Post Offices of Walton, Brae -
mkt and Myth, and at the office of the Post
Office Inspector.
Poet Office Inspector's Office, London, 50th
October, 1020.
CHAS. E. H. FISHDR,
20.9 Post Office Inspector.
ing the past year, nearly every Inutile
eipality giving a cash (lavation to hid p
along 1ttu trod., and OM total unutri•
button° aro grouter Ihau iu any 1'01.l0•
ae year. Women's Datil Ines, °beech
Ladies . Aid, and 01fizeus generally
have boen liberal in their etsppo1't,"
Officer's for Ile past year were un -
autumnal), ro'eleeted, and the Caunly
Agent's eatery, as paid by 1118 Hueiety,
increased $200. Discussion 011 the
retinue hatters tuition aro2e was
pathetie and e
w mle most hearty, elanthe
agemc itof
the Shelter by the matron received
well deserved prairie, and a cordial in-
vitation is extended Irl ail to visit ami
sre for 1helnset2i'f. Hanot amntal re -
poet will be printed in a couple of
weeks and any one desiring a copy
will Lind it interesting leading.
D'tiit0itttls may be bent to either'
Shot ill Reynnitls, ae County Ti
or, or to 0. M, EJlintt, Cnnttfy Agent,
and any information desired, or apeli-
nttione fur tl ilduu 'til. be )roto t Iv
tl R L
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attended t1bS Olio Adut
c,
Tog work on the eswater hydro sys.
tern is progressing cicely, and the pro-
spects are that village be able to cele-
brate the turning on of the lights on
Christmas weelr, When will it arrive at
Brussels 7
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—In the
Matter of the estate of William An -
nett, late of the Township of Grey,
in the County of Huron, Farmer. dee
ceased.
Notice la hereby given pursuant to ,The lie-
visrd Statutes of Ontario,' that all eredito a
end others having claims ngelnst the estate of
the said William Annett, who died on or nbont
the 4t1% day of March, A. D. 1920, are regplrttd
on or before the 27th day of November, A. D.
1920, to send by post, prepaid, or deliver to
W.16. Olnoleir, of the Village of Brussels, Sono.
itor for the Adinlnietretrtx of said deceased,
their Christian and ettreenies, addresses and
descriptions, the full particulars of their claims
the etotement of their amounts and the nit -
tare of the severities (if any) held by them,
And further take notice that after molt Met
mentioned date the said Adminietratrix will
proceed to distribute the peseta of the deoealied
among the parties entitled thereto, having re.
gard only to the claims of which she shall
then have notice, and said dministretrix will
not be liable for said assets or any part
thereof an t n 'hose
to ere t a b of u
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claim the It shalt not have been received by
her at the thus of such distribution.
Dated'8this 9th day of November, A. , 1920,
20.8 W. 0, SINOLAIR,
Solloitor for Selene Annett, Adeninietrntrix.
NOTICE TO OREDITORS.—In the
matter of tie- %state of Jemima A,
Camhboll, late of the Township of
Morrie, in the County of Huron, Spin-
ster, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to The'Re.
vtsed Statutes of Ontario, that ell creditors
and others Laving claims against the estate of
the said Jemima A. Campbell, ho died on or
about the Thirtieth day of Ooober, A. D. 1020,
are required on or before the Twenty-seventh
day of November, A. D. 10'0 to send by post
prepnld, or deliver to W. W. Sinclair, of the
Village of Brussels, Sotiettor for the Adminie•
pre for their Christian and surnames, addres.
see and deter iptlons, the full particulars of
their olatms and the nature of the securities
(if any) held by them.
And further take notice that after enoh Met
mentioned date the said Administrator will
proceed to distribute the sante of the deceased
among tbo parties entitled thereto, haviu re-
gard only to the olefins of which he shall then
have notice and the said Ads ni trator will
not be liable for the said assets or any part
thereof to any person or persons of whose
claim notice than not have beenreceived by
lint at the time of such distribution,
Dated this 9th day int November,
lo a r, baA D. 1020.
Solicitor for Oalvitt A. Campbell, the
20.0 Administrator.
Bargains AT Pratt's Store
WAL TON
Following are some of many Seductions at Out Salesing
Men's All Wool Sweaters, reg. $8,00 for $7 00
Men's All Wool Sweaters, reg. 7.00 for 6 00
Boys' Sweaters from 1 00' to 2 25
Boys' Fleece Lined Drawers, reg. 95c for 80
Boys' Fleece Lined Shirts, reg. 95c for
Ladies' Pull -overs, reg. $6.5o for
Paints and Wall Papers
All other Dry Goods, except Prints
80
6 00
15 p. c. off
10 p. c. off
Terms of Sale will be cash with Produce taken as usual.
Richard Pratt
Walton
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Price
This is a
Sriff-4 GUARANTEED
HALTER
This halter has a guarantee tag
attached to it. If you have a horse
that can break it inside of one year
the makers will repair or replace it
free of charge. It is made three-
ply, with a tough rawhide centre.
We have a halter for every
horse. Come in andlookthemover.
G. C. MANNERS
C. W. BENNETT
Brussels
Walton
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—Assam Teas are noted for their strength and rich-
ness.
Red Rose Tea consists chiefly of selected Assam*
blended with the finest Ceylons.
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