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THURSDAY, MAY gk 1:221 Lower Price 1
'Trustees' and Date •
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payers' Association
A meeting was held in 'the Council
ba x'Clinton,inthe interests
a mbo,Ol oi tn,
of
education in the County of Flur'on,
Representatives were present from al-
most every municipality in the
County, trustees and ratepayers, Al-
ec, the two public 8chooi laepectore.
Meeting wall addressed by Mr, Sege.
worth, Field Secretary of the Provin-
elal School 'Truatees' and Ratepayers
Association, who gave an outline of
the work aimed at by the organiza-
tion, .Over '70 such organizations
have already been effected in the
Province and are affiliated with the
Provincial organization, After Mr,
Segeworth'e address Home disoueeion
followed as to whether one organiza-
tion for the County should be formed
or whether it should be divided the
North from the South. It was finally
decided that one organization should
be formed to be known as Huron
County School Trustees' and Ri►te-
payers' Association, and the following
officers were appointed 1 --Honorary
Presidents, Dr. J. M, Field, J. Elgin
Tom, Goderich ; President, Rev, A,
Laing, Fordwich ; Vice -President,
J. J. Robertson'
Colborne ; Secre-
tary=Treasurer, 0. C. Shillinglaw,
Stanley. Committee of 8, 4 from the
South and 4 from the North, were al-
so appointed ;--T, C. Stewart. Kirk..
ton ; L. Knox, Gocderich ; F. T. Fow-
ler, Seaforth ; R. N. Creech, Exeter ;
Mrs, Currie, Wingham ; Nr. Me-
Quilliu, Lurknow ; A, H. McDonald,
Ethel ; R. Proctor, Brussels, Execu-
tive committee was enpowered to com-
plete the organization and each town-
ship will have a local organization,
responsible to the larger, central or-
ganization.
Eastern Newspaper Men
To Visit The West
Party Loaves by Special Train on
Juno 2nd -W111 Stop Off at Marty
Places on Trip
Thursday, June 2nd, at 4 p. m., a
special train bearing many Eastern
publishere and their wives will leave
Toronto to attend the annual Conven-
tion of the Canadian Weekly News-
papers Association, which is to be
held in 'Vancouver on June 9th and
10th.
Party is made up of representative
publishers from Nova Scotia, Prince
Edward Island, New Brunswick,
Quebec and Ontario, and
when
gather-
ed along with the 200 or more ofthee
Western Provinces members, will con-
stitute the largest press gathering
ever held in Canada.
Through the courtesy of the C. P,
R. the 0, N. R. and G. T. R., a very
fine special train of 10 cars will be
made up. The Easterners will use this
train on entire trip.
(Going journey will be made over
the Canadian National lines, and re-
turn over Canadian Pacific. Numer-
ous stops will be made, ranging from
3 hours to a day, and these stops will
include many important pointe in the
West.
On the way out stops will be made
at Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton,
Jasper Park, Kamloops, while on the
return visits will be made at Lake
Louise, Banff, Calgary, Regina, Port
Arthur. At Vancouver there will be
much entertainment, and at Victoria
the Lieut -Governor will give a party
in honor of the visitors.
As the press party is to stop at a
number of places there is no doubt
many persons now in the West, who
still subscribe for the "old home pa-
per" will take the opportuni-
ty to see "their editor" at one of the
stopping places, if this is done it will
make the trip more enjoyable, as
nothing would delight the editors
more than to shake the hands of old
friends and subscribers in the West,
The Eastern publishers will have a
very pleasant duty, that of "writing
up" the West. The railways will en-
deavor to allow the party the most re-
souraefuLparte of the Great West, and
no doubt the Western men and
'women will have a hearty welcome
ready.
The taking of such an extensive trip
by Eastern weekly newspaper publish-
ers may mean that some of the local
weeklies will have to be closed down
for an issue. But we are sure the
people of the East will be well repaid,
for their editors will come back home
inspired and encouraged and prepared
to furnish most interesting reading'
about the Canadian West.
The itinery and time table is as
follows :—
GOING VIA C. N. R,
Time used is railway time,
Leave Toronto 4 p. m. Thursday,
June 2nd,
Arrive at North Bay at 1250 a, m. ;
leave at 1.10 a,
Arrive at Cochrane 10.30 a. m, Fri-
day, June 8rd, leave at 11 a, m.
Arrive at Winnipeg 11 a. rn. Satur-
day, June 4th, leave 9,45 p. m.
Arrive at Saskatoon 11,30 a. m. Sun-
day, June 4th, leave 0 p. m.
Arrive at Edmonton 9.30 a, m, June
0th, leave I0,00 p. m.
Arrive at Jasper Park 8 a, m. June
7th, leave at 8 p, m.
Arrive at Kamloops 9,25 a. m. June
8th, leave 10.30 a. m.
Arrive at Vancouver 9 p, m. Wed-
nesday, June 8th.
RETURNING 'VIA C. P, 0,
Leave Vancouver Sunday, June
120, at 8.30 p, m.
Arrive at Lake Louise June 13th,
p. m,
Leave Lake Louise Tuesday, June
14th a14 p. m.
Arrive at Banff, Tuesday, June 14th
at 5 p. m.
Leave Banff, Wednesday, June 15th
at 5p. m,
Arrive at Calgary, Wednesday,
June 15th, at 8 p. m.
I: Royal Household
Flow $5 60
Bran 1 90
O Shorts 2 00
Oatmeal per cwt. 3 75
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Leave Calgary, Thursday, June 10th
at 5 p m,
Arrive at Regina, Friday June 171.h,
at 9. a, rn.
Leave Regina, Friday, June 17th, at
4. p. w.
Arrive at Winnipeg, Saturday,
June 18111, 12.30 a. m.
Leave Winnipeg, Saturday, June
18th, at 1 p. rn,
Arrive at Fort William, Saturday,
June 18th, at f, p. ru.
Leave Port Arthur, Saturday, June
18111, at 10 p. m.
Arrive at. Toronto, Monday June
20th, at 7. p, m.
Dry Majority in North
Perth 2,256
The official referendum count has
been given cut by Retuning Officer
Sheriff Magwood, for North Petth.
The majority for the drys in Stratford
was 213 and in the remainder of North
Perth 2,043, making a total of 2,250
majority in favor of Prohibition of the
import of liquor into Oetario. The
following are the votes polled and the
rnajori Iles ;
STRATFORD
Yes
Avon Ward , 455
Falstaff Wald .......... ..555
Hamlet Ward 425
Romeo Ward ......... 882
Shakespeare Ward. .... 513
Railway poll 13
Total ..... ... 2843
Dry Majority 213.
NORTH PERTH
Yes
Wallace. 505
N. Eaethope ....................... 345
Listowel.. . .......... 859
Advance Poll .... ............ 2
Milverton 228
Ellice • 318
Mornington................. 543
Elma 1105
Total. ...,. 3900
Dry Majority 2,043.
The total number of votes polled in
North Perth was 0,803 drys, and 4,547
wets, which gives a dry majority of
2,256.
No
353
241
259
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709
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No
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1917
Atwood
George Gordon intends building a
new °cottage this Summer.
Elam Council will meet on Satur-
day, May 28th.
Popular Stallions
SCOTCH BOBBIE
080. W. GIB80N,
Proprietor
Monday, May 23rd, will have his own stable
and go Southeast to C. Hutchinson's. 2nd Con.
Howlck, for noon ; then North to 801 Con.
and borne for night.
Tuesday will go South via Brussels gravel to
Dongald Strachan's, Lot 1, Con. 4, Grey, for
noon 1 then South to John G. Spefr's. Lot 80,
Con 8, Morris, for night.
Wednesday. South IIJ miles to 14th Con,
Grey, then East to Wm Ziegler'a for noon ;
then East to Thos. Inglis', for night.
Thnroday, North 1%miles, then Weat to
,Jacob Long's, Crnnbrook, for noon ; then
North to Wm. Stevenson's for night.
Friday, North end West to Job Kink's, 2nd
Con., for noon ; then by way of boundary to
his own stable where he will remain until the
following Monday.
CRAIGIE DOUBLE
ROBT. NICHOL,
Prop.
Monday will leave his own stable, S'S Lot 28
8, Con. 8. Morrie end go Weet to Jas. Nlchol'o
for noon ; than West and North by centre
elderond to 6th line to A. H. MaNeil's for
night.
Tuesday South 21 mile's to 7th Com, then 1i
Wiwi to Louie Hollinger's for noon ; then to
his own stable where he will remain till Thurs-
day morning.
Thursday Emit to gravel road then South 1%
miles to 14th Con„ Grey then East to Robt.
Cochrane's for noon 1 then East to Arthur
Hull's for night.
Friday North to 12th Con., Grey, then West
to Dan. Huether'o for noon, then to his own
stable for night.
Saturday North to 6th Con , then to Central
Hotel stables, Brussels, for afternoon t then to
hie own stable where he will remain until
following Monday morning,
KING GARTSHERRIE
H. F. KIRKBY,
Prop.
Monday -Will leave hie own stable and pro.
tined . North to John Coohrsne'e for noon ; then
West to J. McBurney's, Con. 10, E. Wewanosh,
for night,
Tueeday-W set and South to T. Robinson's,
eon. 0, for noon ; then to 0. Dnrbin's, Con. 0,
for night.
Wednesday -To W. Rutherford's for noon ;
then North and East to 10th Con., to James
Berber's, Weet Wawanonh,for night,
Thureday---East along Con, 10, to 0, lrwin'a,
for noon • titeu to hie own stable where he
will remain until Saturday morning,
;Warder -South to Con. 0, East Wswauosh
then West, to W. Scott's, for noon ' then West
and North to Con. 0, then Beet to 111a own
Stable where he Will remain until Monday
Morning,
Mole•allOioth
We Remy 0. Felker, Jaok and
Pearl, visited with friends in Clifford
and Alsfelt,
Acclpio'o',— While (Hiving home
from Listowel with a horse and buggy
Geo, and Mrs. Brown were thrown
into the ditch, 8011081 a 1'00kleea motor-
ist tut in 081 the horse in shooting peat,
at high speed, Foriunht, ly 1101118er ent-
ered litjtu'y to tweak of. Mr. Brown
was in a pe411(1118 poaltion at the
hot se's feet, but managed to extricate
himself while Mrs, Brown held the.
boree's head to the ground, The ac-
cident happened where the road were
narrow, and MI'. Brown was at the
time hurrying his horse up to let the
cm prase ata gateway, but tine motor-
ist eouldtl't wait, There ie a proba-
bility that the guilty party will be lo-
cated and made to face the music,
Auction Sale
AU("TION SALE OF FARAM STOCK, IM.
rb0Mna'r8,&'0 -Thames Gundrv, Auction•
sor, has received instruction from die under..
signed proprietor to sell by public auction. at
8% Lot 17, Con. 7, Morris, on Tuesday, May.
3100,881 o'clock the following valuable pre.
party •-1 matched team 8 and 0 years, 1 aged
mare, 1 reglsterorl driving mare S years old, 1
cow 8 years old due to calve Jan, 5th, 1 now 7
year's due 10 calve Nov. 24th. 1 cow 4 years
old due to calve thee of eale, 2 fresh cows 9
years old, 1 cow 4 years old farrow, 1 dry cow
4 years old, 1 heifer 8 years old doe to calve
Deo. 2188, 2 steers 2 years old, 2 heifers 2 years
old, 8 yearlings, 2 Spring celvss, 2 sows due to
farrow Aug. 2nd and 4111, about 00 hens, col-
lie dog, smell gnentity of grail, MasseyHar-
rle binder 8 foot opt, 85laeaey-Horrle mover 0
foot cut vends new, Massey-Herrls seed drill
18 hoe nearly -new, Mnssay-Barris hay Metier
nearly -new. Aleessy.Barrls side rake, Massey•
Herrls dump rake, Deering manure sln•eeder
nearly new, Massey -Harris onitivetnr, disc
harrow, scuffles, Lav rack 18(8 long with
movable rack, 104 wagon with box, truck
wagon, stock rack.. set slope sleighs nearly
new, cutter, top baggy, root palper. grovel
box, set harrows 4 seetions, MoTag art fan.
ning mill, set scales 000 Mo.. land roller, 2
Flaery walking plows 21 tt 18, Hamilton
double plow nearly new, cutting box, hay•
fork, rope and pulleys, 20 foot ladder, 2 wheel-
barrowe, stonebns4, lialvanlzed watertrough
10 ft, 2 sap kettles, grlsdetone, post hole
auger, a quantity of grain hags, a quantity of
hemlock lumber, 008 doable harness, set single
harness, set plow harness, 5 bssewood rack
sills 9x8x10 feet long. 8 rafters 24 ft long, a
quantity of cedar posts, standard cream separ-
ator,churn. 2 butter bowie and ladlee, 20 sap
palls and ppolio, couch, 2 bedsteads, 9 cream
cans, 2 tables, vivid hooter, Colonial Prize
cook stove nearly new. bed spring, stove pines
and cnrpete, forks, chains, shove's awl other
articles too numerous to mention. Terms. -
Ail sums 019 00 nee ander .rash ; over that
amount 8 months credit on furnishing approv-
ed joint notes. 4% off for cash On credit
amonnts. Salo without reserve as Proprietor
has sold his farm.
PETER M0CALL, Prop.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—In the
matter of the estate of John Smith,
late of the Village of Brussels, in
the County of Huron, Gentleman,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given pnrsnnnt to "The Re-
vised Statutes of Onteri',, Chapter 121 section
50." that all creditors and others having alai ins
against the estate of the said Jahn Smith,
Who died on or about the 27th day of February,
A.0 1921, are required on or before the 4th day
of .lune, A. D. 1921, to send by poet prepaid or
deliver to the undersigned Exeaccutors of the
last will and testament of the deceaswd, their
Christian and surnames, addresses end de•
ocriptions, the full particulnrsot their claim,
the statement of their ncoounts and the nature
of the securities to (It any) held Bythem.
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And farther take Executors
illafter proceed
last
mentioned date the s of the recall praeeedtt
disIbe parts the ntitl 's thereto, havineasedg amongst
the parties tee entitled tlhicho. bshall
l have
only a to the claim of which they shn1L have
notice, e, and the said o or any p will it not be
liable for the said as.e,s or shy part thereof t ce
any person v persons, e eb ed by claim notice
shall not hese boob ti need by them at the
time of encu distribution.
Dated this 18th day of May, A. D 1021.
ALEX STEWART, Brw. els,
EDWARD BRYANS, Blyth P. 0.,
47.3 Executors of the estate.
Red .Cross Airs
In Ontario
i, To act as a voluntary auxiliary to
the Ontario. Government in its
health work,
2. To co-operate with local 13oards of
Health, School Boarit. , and volun-
taly organilatiJns working for good
health,
3. 7'o enlist the support of Ontario.
citizens in helping to establish Out-
post Hospitals and Nursing Service
in remote parts of the Province.
4. To create and maintain a reserve of
money,;.garments and medical sup-
plies, and to enlist voluntary aid,
for emergencies, such as epidemics
and disasters.
S. To create public opinion in favor of
sound health pleasures.
6. To promote better health among
children by the organization of
Junior Red Cross auxiliaries in the
schools.
ONTARIO ENROLLMENT, MAY 22-28
"In the field of Public Health, the harvest is
ready and the laborers are few."—Prof. Winslow.
Enroll with your local Red Cross Branch or Enrollment Committee,
or, if there is none In your community, with the Ontario Provincial
Division, 410 SHERBOURNE STREET, TORON.TO.
Canadian Red Cross Society
Ontario Division
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Nelson Mitchell took a hide to town
and got -$1 05 for it.
John McCallum has purchased a
()hey' filet touring car.
A. Molesworth farmer, who has been
shipping his cream to Bluevale, Saye
4 weeks ago the price was 60c a pound,
now he states, it is just one third, 20c.
George Brotvn was controller in
charge of the work on that section of
the provincial highway, from Listowel
to a Concession East of Molesworth,
and did a good job.
Listowel
Thursday ay of l
set week Rev.
D1
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Hazen attended the funeral of Rev,
E. G. Powell, at Lucan,
Listowel seniors are putting up fine
Foot Ball and should have a good
chance for the silverware.
The father of Mre, R. R. Hay, of
town, died in Montreal, on May 10th,
at the advanced age of 88 years,
88. E Binning has resigned various
public offices owing to a nervous
breakdown and will take a complete
rest.
Rheumatism
Neuritis, Sciatica, Neuralgia.
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
Have brought good
health to half-a-mill10a
sufferers.
A healthful, money -saving remedy.,
well known for fifteen years, pre-
scribed by doctors, sold by drug -
"gists, $1.00 a box- Ask our agents
or write for a free trial package.
Templetons, 142 King W, Toronto
Local Agent, James Fox
Now Is The Time To Paint
If you havie delayed painting, your property
has suffered. Do not put off any longer.
Save the surface and you Save all. Look
around and you will find many
places, both inside and out that
call for a coat of paint. Now is
the time. Nature is re -decorating,
get in line and do the same. The
most economical method is to use
03uarantee
We guarantee the
Martin-Senour
100% Pure Paint
(except inside
White and a few
dark shades that
cannot be prepared
from lead and zinc),
to be made from
pure white lead,
pure oxide of zinc,
with coloring mat-
ter in proportionate
quantities neces-
sary to make their
respective shades
and tints, with pure
linseed oil and tur-
pentine dryer, and
to bo entirely FREE
from water, ben-
zine, whiting and
other adulterations,
and SOLD SUBJECT
TO CHEMICAL AN-
ALYSIS.
ve, MARTIN-SSENOUR Co.
MARTIN-SENOUR
100% PURE
PAINT AND VARNISHES
Their covering power and lasting qualities are very
great. It will pay you to insist on getting this popular
brand. For whatever painting or varnishing you do,
there is a special MARTLN-SENOUR Product, each one
guaranteed to best serve the purpose for which it is made
Consult us as to ypur requirements, We have
a full stock and complete information as to
decorative schemes. Let us advise you.
Geo. R. Weller
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Re -opined
IWISH to , announce 'to the public of this
community that I am now in a position to
accept orders for Eavetroughing, Furnace
Work and all kinds of Repair Work.
Our motto will be "SERVICE."
Your patronage is solicited.
Geo. R. Weller,
Hardware Dealer a Brussels
Silk production is tc be taken up on House for Sale
a farm neer Simeoe.
Population of,Mitehell increased by
30 during the past year.
Bull for Service
The undersigned will keep for service, on 834
Lot 80, Con. 2, Morris township, the thoro'-bred
Short Horn Bull, Gainford of Salern, No.
00413=. Sired by Gainford Marquis (100890) ;
Dam Mildred VII by Royal Sailor 118960). Ped•
;gree may be neon on application. Terme-
010.00 for thorn' -brads payable at time of ser-
vlee with privilege to return. Grade cows not
allowed.
THO8. PIEROE,
Proprietor
The property of the late Mrs, Procter, cor-
ner of Alexander and Flora otreet, Brnssele,. ie
altered for sale. Good frame house and (4 novo
of land Posesoo101) may be had on October let
For further partloulnrs apply Wel.T9QELL,
Phone 1011 R. R. No. 4, Brussels,
Hill View Farm
JAS. A. REA
Breeder of large English 'Berkshires
Young stook for onto, either sex.
For farther partlenlurs write or phone.
Brussels Central- Wetton P. 0,
Phone 6010 R. R. 8
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SEAFORTH, ONT.
Send your Cream to the Creamery thoroughly
established and that gives you Prompt Service and
Satisfactory Results.
We solicit your patronage
give you thorough satisfaction,
knowing that we can
We will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test
it honestly, using the scale test to weigh Cream sam-
ples and pay you the highest market prices every two
weeks. Cheques payable at par at Bank of Nova Scotia.
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We give thorough Courses ; have Experienced Instructors
who give individual attention to pupils. Our graduates aro
meeting with success. We are training Soldiers under
Soldiers' Civil Be -establishment Commission.
Address the Col logo for Froo Catalogue, to Dither
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Prompt Service Satisfactory Returns
We furnish you with Cans and Pay all Ex-
press Charges. Issue Cheques for the pay-
ment of your Cream twice each month, pay-
able at par at your Bank.
Give the Brussels Factory one trial and you
will not want to discontinue.
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