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The Brussels Post, 1921-6-2, Page 4ig russets at THURSDAY,' JUNE, x, 1901 iiflOST for Brussels. el,o0o apiece to the Dominion S a tors for t 6at session atOttawa le bigpay for little work. 'rhiecountry is Sorely amity when it subnrlta to such a condition or affairs, Ir you don't own a typewriter take sufficient time and pains with your cbiography to put It outside of the Chinese puzzle class 10 the recipient of yeinr epistle. There are some notorious' ly careless scriber. Brace up. GXT al:u i. v1cx schemes don't am pear to be long lived and nearly every week some mushroom, greatly boosted company goes to an early grave but not without being wept over. The trouble is the uuhung schemer seeks new pas' tures to ply their cunning. WHAT sort of a neighbor are you ? The Good Book says.: --"A man that has friends must show himself friendly," and we guess 00 one can successfully dispute the correctness of the state- ment. A goad neighbor is worth more than tongue can tell but there should be reciprocity as ,a jug•bandled neighbor- liness don't weigh re ounces to the pound. THIS is a strenuous month for pupils at scbooI, rounding up for nearby exam- inations but if a steady studying term has marked their course rather than an Occasional eram or splurge the coming test need cause them little alarm A cool head and steady nerve, with both necessary exercise and regular hours for sleep and rest are worth possessing in examination periods and will help solve more than one knotty question. We hope a large majority of the pupils who write at exams will pass with flying colors. These preparatory clays are big counters in getting ready. Standing Meld Crop Competition East Boron A gricultoral Hoole ), fere awadN of $9 eater hfok boat Ave oC mores of White Oats „td one sere of I rn for whiult arises n fn11owN will hagiven :-ls, 0p 011 2nd. 011 100, #I' 90 ; 4th, $400 ; 6th, $8 00; • 0111, 50.00; 70h, $4 A0, Corn roust be Dent va, fety, Cun,petitors limited to members. Entry fee la persons may an er one or both eon. petln0ne. There is no time to spare in making entries. se entries for Oats close June 4th and for Corn June 10th Menke may be obtained fromboom. tory. Judginif b' Government armorer. r Cali or write If outer information is wanted, M; BLACK, Phone 86 secretary, Brussels. past 7 years and is badly in net d of such a re -adjustment as will establish confi- dence in the destiny of our fair Dom- inion and that will send it bounding forward. We have a land worth cheer- ing for and our political life should be based on principles that will stand the closest scrutiny and appeal to the integ• rity and honor of time Hien. Rev. and Mrs. Jt Pr McLeod Kindly Remembered by Wyoming- Charge. The Wyoming correspondent to the Petrolia Advertiser -Topic of May 19th,speaks of Rev. and 'Mrs, Mo- Leod's removal from chat place as follows Rev. J. P. McLeod preached his farewell sermon to a Targe audience on Sabbath morning, The church was tastefully decorated with flowers for the occasion. At the close of the ser- vice Mrs. MeLend was presented with a life member's certificate of the W. ALP. from the ladies of the congre- gation, also an address which was read by Mrs. Hunter after which Mise Dawson presented her with a mission pin which was also a gift from the ladies of the church. The following is the address. Nowis approaching a hi the season when Mee. J. P. McLeod a roc n the average preacher, or other public speaker, should abbreviate his remarks and perhaps in addition to condensing put extra pep. into his theme And the time also draweth near when the audi- tors should cultivate more tban usual the bearing ear and decide on a regularity of attendance that wilt encourage and possibly inspire the occupant of the pul- pit or platform. Have you a good memory? Can you remember the text or the leading thoughts advanced so as to reproduce when you get home ? If you can't, take a few notes to assist and I an excellent set mon from this [ext, with closer concentration great improve-, ar'e "Comeheaunto er all yeand that will labor and I give ment may be made, testvy laden " Ed. Fletcher sang wyouith much feeling that old familiar hymn Tutsis the season of the year when There were Ninety and Nine." The , many a greenhorn wants to go swim- Man also rendered special mesio, ming or boatingwithout possessing the many at the loss o i r. ant are befog F t; !made the loss of lir, and Mrs, Mc - art of the former or acquaintance with i Lend from our midst. the latter. If they were wise they would i PRESENTATION OF PARLOR ELECTRIC be governed by considerable caution and ILAMP perhaps the old rhyme, 'Mother may I The manse was visited by the young go out to swim ?" and stay ashore. But pantie of South Plympton, the outside idea for both sexes to acquire congregation with Wyoming, who, it is a goodafter reading an address, presented the facility to swim, and dive but most the host and hostess with a fine par - people will find this much more easily for Electric Lamp. Address was as accomplished if the practice is done in hdlows'- the days of boyhood and girlhood, under DEAR FRIEND). -We, the young people of yorr South Plympton Com the care of an adult or other capable in. gregetion, embrace this opportunity dividual, The parent who is always of endeavoring to express our high up - ready to chastise iohnoy when be comes preeiatinn and regard for you and our home with his shirt on inside out, or deep regret that your sojourn among owntng a badly sunburned back is short us is sn soon to end. During the years you have spent among ns we in good sense and also the science of un- have found you to be true la iends, deretanding the make-up of the average always ready to help in time of need, lad. A boy watts to "du" things and always ready to sywpathise with the should be snconra red in what may be lips and sorrows the successes and i Y failures of each and every one of us educational, healthful and also worth and words fail us when we try to ex - while in life's fury program. Press our gratitude for your spiritual service to us, a service the value of which we cannot fully realize, which we can never hope to repay and the fnll reward for which you will receive only when you hear the Master's voice saying "Well done thou gond and faithful servant," We trust that the influence for, good of your person- alities upon ue will be a lasting one and we feel assured that it will be if we faithfully endeavor to follow the path in which you have directed us and to imitate the high and noble example which you have given us. We ate sincerely interested in your plans for the future and we heartily wish you many happy and successful years in your new portion of the Lord's vineyard. We beg of you to accept this memento of our esteem for you not hecauee of its intrinsic value but merely as a small toktn of it large measure of true remembrance, Sign- ed in behalf of the South Plympton choir and Young People's Society, SOUTH PLYatpTON CONGREGATION EXPRESS '1'HEAleuevite On the evening of May 13th a large representation from the South Plymp- ton ennglegtition viaited the manse and enjnyed a happy time mingled with the regret of parting with the pastor and his lady, Following ad- dress was rend and a purse of money was presented as a specially interest. Ong part of the program :- Owen FRIENDS -It le with feelings of deep and sincere regret that we, the member's and adherents of South Plympton congregation have as- sembled this evening to ehlnw our ap- preciation of your services and hid yon farewell. As we take a retrospec- tive glance over your four years of service among tie we are impressed withthe fact that they have been un- usually 8trentun a years in the wnrk of the minletry. Morever we realize that se a congregation we have been DEAR FRIEND 1-011r associations together for the past 4 years hoe been very pleasant and 9)055 as we are' about to part, the ladies of the con- gregation through the Women's Mis- sionary Society desire to give a tan- gible expression to this feeling of utility and we ask youto accept this Life Member's Certificate and this pin. Wishing you and Mr. McLeod God- speed and many blessings in your new home. Signed on behalf of the ladies of the congregation by B. Rose Hunter and M, .Dawson. In the evening the church wart again filled and the retiring pastor preached THIS part of the Province has taken hold, of Base Ball with great zest this season and numerous managements have corglled an outfit of players from near and far in the hope of pennant winning. It is natural for every town, bitten by the hug, to aspire to lead the schedule but for real downright fun the more local the talent is the more likely to secure a wider interest and develop the future diamond dusters. To select today the winning nine in North Wel- lington League for set would be simply a guess amidst the host now in the field, many of them splendid teams. Brussels has a lively.bunch who are worthy of enthusiastic rapport both in good words and financial backing to aid the Club In keeping the wolf from the door. The management should be business -like and also careful to avoid unueoesaary expense and thereby per- chance run into debt. 1T is said Premier Drury, Hon, Mr, Crerar and Secretary Morrison of the U. R, 0, are to tour the country and sow seed that is (loped Wi11 bring them a political harvest at the next election. They may `represent the three Graces surd will no doubt be cordially received in many quarters as compared with some Of the "disgraces.' who have sometimes had a band .in the manlpulating 0f Canadian politics but they need not be surprised If everyone don't fall down and worship them, ''this Dominion has had a peculiar experience during the exceedingly 1'ot'ttinate in tiering ti pastor 00 eflinient during•'this 2rltleal time_, in the history of the 0llulolb The Fireweed Moveruent eawpaigu wag a burden irupnead un the ternietry far greater than we matt possibly corn, pr'ehend but in your Capable arid .efll- eient Manner Yon elrouiderell the t e ram .sign •das mond1 ur eh audat h burdenP i, WAS conducted t n a highly F r esaYtt l oleos, Theo too, diming your ministry among ire, o(u: Ohprelr ,leached the half aentury OrlOk in its history, it was felt by all' that snruethirig fitting should be clone to honor that particu- lar atlnivereary. The brilliant sneeees that Orovued the ell' 00111.5 oats of the co. mICtee in charge was due largely to yam, competent leadership as well FM to the splendid manner in which you gave your time, your talents lend yous energy to the work. The Communion held at that time will long be remam- bered by those whose joy it was to participate, se a deeply intpressive service highly ereditable, indeed, to you. Through ,your Conscientious, painstaking efforts the congregation has become stronger, the Young People's Society, which has proved an unqualified Burmese, was organized, .. ant the Sunday School hoe made great advances, In fact, our Church, in all branches nt its work, has moved forward wonderfully during the years of your ministration, We pray that it will continue to advance although you will not be here to direct. We feel that the congregation to which you are going is fortunate indeed In choosing a pastor so capable, con- seientious and efficient. Mrs, McLeod too, has given freely of her talepts, and we all regret that her beautiful voice will no longer be lifted in praise at our services. In leaving us, you both carry with you the very best wishes of us all, and -we it ust that health, happiness and success will at- tend you in your new fleld of labor. We ask yon to accept this small gift, hoping it will convey to you both some rneIF0Ve of the high esteem in which you are held. We shall hope that you will frequently find it con- venient to return to ue and we will al- ways he pleased to extend a very cordial welcome to you. Signed on behalf of South Plympton congrega- tion. A. G. Minielly, John McEwen, John McDougall, James Gillatly, P, J. Mc- Ewen, Jas. McLean, W. J. Scoffdn, WELL FILLED PURSE FROM WYolr- ING CONGREGATION Wyoming Presbyterians were de- termined not to be not done in the matter of expressing their sentiments to Rev. and Mrs MbL nd before they left for Brussels; chair new charge. Hence Monday evening, 19th ult., there was a call made on the manse folk and a fat pocket -hook was passed into the pastor's baud after the an- nexed address had been read' - To Rev. J. P. McLeod and wife, We, the members and adherents of Wyoming Presbyterian church, gath- er tonight to say Good-bye. •For four years you have been with us in -labors moat abundant. We believe that as Pastor you have endeavored to preach the Word nf, God faithfully. We have listened with interest and [Hoch profit and some without doubt will date the rormnencement of their spiritual life from your ministry. lou have been faithful in your pas- toral visitation, considering your wide field of labor and the ninny other duties resting upon you. You have kept an oversight of our Guilds and Synday Schools as far as your other work would permit and you have been true to all the other interests of the church. Specially would we mention your earnest effort Int` the National Campaign, in which through your en• thusiasm yon stirred u8 -to greater liberality and deeper interest in the work of God. As a citizen you have Popular Stallions CRAIGIE DOUBLE SHETHIN STAMP A. F. EMBURY & 80N, Proprietors; Aronday-Will leave his own stable and go East to OliphantSnnbh's for noon ; than East 1y miins, than South t3Q miles, Shen West to Ails Rrehop's for right. Tuesday- West to gravel road, then via Brussels to Robert Nichoi's, 6th line, Morton, for noon; then East to gravel road, then South to John Shortreed'a, Om Line. Morris, for night. Wednesday -North to R. Beit'a for noon ; then north to Newt ooeh gravel road to John Wlghtman's for night. North in t ra a 10 John Thureda - N b y Be v o y g Net 'n for noon •then home for ni ht. N y g Friday -North to L. Jewftt's for noon 1 then via Centre Sideroad to Gordon Hall's, Blue• vale, for night. Saturday -Home for night where he will remain till Monday morning, ROUT. NICHOL, Prop. Monday will leave Mg own stable, 81.6_Lot 20 8. Con. 6, Morris and g0 wan0 toT7lchol's for noon • thou West and North byy nen ire night. l;0 6th ling to A,,B. Memoirs for night. Tuesday South Pi miles to 711 Con„ then ii miles to bents Bollinger's for noon • than to his own stable where he will remain 1111 There - day morning. Thursday East to gravel road then Bontlt ix miles to 14th Con., Grey then East to Rob.. Coohrane's for noon ; then Haat to Arth'tr Hairs for night. Friday North to 12th Con., Grey, then West to Dan Huother's for noon, then to his own stable for night. Snturdnny North to 6th Con , then to Oenttel Hotel stables, Brussets• for afternoon ; then Io his own Marble where he will remain until following Monday morning, RING GARTSHERRIE H. F. KIRKBY, Prop. Monday -Will leave his nein stable and pro - treed North to John Cochrane's for noon ; then West to J. McBurney's, Con. 10, E, Wewanoeh, for night. Taenday-Wont and Routh to T. Robinson's, Con. 9, tor noon ; then to C. Darnln'e, Con. 9, for night. Wetlneeday-Tc W, Rutherford') for noon 1 then North and East to 10th 4o James Berber's, West Wntvanoah, forr night. Thuradny--Finer along Con. 10, to H, IrwhPe, , for nasi ; theut$ hla own amble where 1101 WTI rernnfn until , alur8ay morning, Saturday -SWIM toCon. 0, East Wswnennh then West to w, Soott'e, far noon ,• then Wont and North to Con. (i then East to his own stable where he will remain until Monday morning. GIFTS THAT LAST Wedding Gills Fl are Plates kat), and Overture, Stierbett F �•`For :Y ... i- V, .the • i J r r it 11111111111111 1 1.1F 40 f r ilin,11, Bride showing a large assortment of Silver Generates. and Pie with Pyrex Giese Linings, Baking Diehee, Flower. Bee. flaks 13itskete, Butter'i`ntis in Silver and Out Glare, Sugar Mttrineladee, Spoon Ti ays, Salad Bowls and Berry,Bowie,. Glasses, etc, See our line, ar Yeaf fancy Black Parlor Clocks Pri Special Diamond Rings Our Diamond Ringo are epee- cal value, Pekin $125, $$40,, $50, $75 and $100, Call, and see the new style. Wedding Rings We carry a complete stock, all sizes, iu the new style, either fancy or plain. Get the Wed•' ding Ring here. JEWELER y..: ^ I 1u'1'Urt- e Thq 2 The Kodak read about. 1 , 'l;' phic, It stiizgmaetqLepe It /T'S HERE ' c Autographic Kodak Jr. of the season, The' one yon'se Its a Kodak and its Autogra- takee picturesahnost Post Card d TwedlpriFe 'list Kodak Anas- $25.00 sharpness of detail tight to the picture. Come in and see it, WROXETER gives a 1 ;l edge of the J. R. WENDT, AND OPTICIAN filled your place in the public weal of logy was taken at Queen's University, the community, taking always a defin- ite stand, and giving np uncertain sound as to what youbelieve was to the best interests of the community and the and of thecountry. d You g have entered with us' into .many of our social pleasures and enjnyed your- self ; you have come iutit our sick rooms and given good cheer, Godly advice, and faithful prayers ; you have laid away some of our friends in their leer resting place, and your kind words of comfort and warm hand- shake has meant more to ns than words can express. In all this toil and labor of love Mrs. McLeod has nobly and well done her part, in social life, in church association, in helping in song and praise, in a word we feel 10)4 in you both we !have not had simply pastor and wife but true citi- zens, good neighbors, cheerful com- panions and real friends. We ask you to accept this purse, not for its Mere value but as a token of our well wishes for you both. While we would gladly held you, if we could, we sin- cerely pray God's blessing upon you in your new field of labor and for all coming years. Signed in behalf of the congregation R. Rae and John Richardson, in reply to these kind words and generous gifts Rev. Mr. McLeod made warm hearted replies for Mrs. McLeod and himself reciprocating the good fellowship and the hearty wishes expressed and hoping an eaily settle- ment of a new pastor will take place and (cod's abundant blessing poured upon both cougregations. PIiRSONAL REFERENCE Rev, Mr. McLeod wits born at Ken- sington, Prince Edward Island. In his boyhood his parental home was shifted to Virden, Manitoba, and later located at Lanigan, Sask. After Matriculation at Manitoba University an Arts course, followed by Theo - Kingston. During hie strident days a busy time was spent in Mission fields in the West and East and much en- joyed Summers they proved to be. Wyoming's c Il was accepted as the Hist charge, taking induction. lace May 16, 1917, 4 ears from dateof or- dination Mt'. McLeod preached his farewell sermon. Mre. McLeod was Miss Keitha Moore, before her mar- riage, her home being Plainsville, Hastings Co., Out., the happy event taking place December 1915. A baby daughter born to the manse did not aurvive. Mrs. McLeod has a record for faithful service and royal support- er to her husband. She has takers her part also as a competent vocalist. Rev. Mr. McLeod was Moderator of the Sarnia Presbytery when he ac- cepted the call to Bruges's. THE POST, representing Brussels and com- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -In the matter of the estate of Joh n Smith, late of the Village of Br Is, In the County of Huron, Gentleman, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Re. vaned Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 121 section 68," that all creditors and others having claims ngninet the estate 0f the Bald John Smith, who died on or about the 27th day of February, A.D. 1921, are required on or before the 4th day of Jane, A. D. 1021, to send by post prepaid or deliver to the undersigned Executors of the last will and testament of the deceased, their Christian and surnamesaddressee and de- serlptlone, the fell partieularsot their claim; the statement of their accounts and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them. And farther take notice that after such Last mentioned date the Exeontors will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to .the claim of which they shall have notice, and the said Executors will not be liable for the said aasete or any part thereof to shy person or perilous, of whose claim notl°e shall not have been received by them at the time of amok distribution, Dated this 19th day of May, A. D. 1921. ALEX. STE WA R, Bronnels, EDWARD BRYANB, Blyth P.O. 47.8 Executors of the eetale, BACKED BY SIXTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE! DOMINANT IN OUAL- ITY AND SERVICE! '1 Sit ease Sixty years f leadership -of giving good value, heaping satisfaction and real service! That's why the Gilson name wins respect and confidence from coast to coast. That's why we are proud to sell this dependable farm equipment, THE GILSON ENGINE All Slses Coats Ing r `l Nothin "The Wonderful Gilson" stood) supreme. More Gilson Silo Villas were sold in Canada The ramous Gilson "Goes Like Sixtyy" En- last year than any other make. It is guar - gine --any size tor any purpose --can be pur- °ntced to be the tightest running blower- chuxd an the easy payment plan. Let it Mutter made, pay for Itself. Its economy Sod depend. Ho independent -get a Gilson Silo Piller end ability hove made it the biggest selling en. 611 your own silo -with your own engine, gine in Canada. Let tis demonstrate on 4 h.p. or larger -at the proper time, wkea year farm. your corn stns the greatest f ceding vntue. HYLO SYLO THE GILSON SPREADER The H to Sylo insures sweet, fresh, succulent en- silage down to the last forkful. It is built to last indefinitely, Exel us iv patented features of de- sign and construction explain why the Ilylo is chosen by the discrimin- ating former. Pays for itself in the forst season. Theo year after year pnys 000 per cent. profit an your inveetacut. Can YOU beat itt Use Manure 1) 'l'lle bhe estt Maest nuresSpr You have el1e the Gilson. Why? It has a wide spread. It is low down, It has light draft. It will take a real load, 1t 1s free front clutches, gears and all complicated puts. Cell and nee our neereet dealer, mune below. He will sere and make, you money on the equipment Illustrated and on Gilson Threshers, Disie-Ase Tr7ptore, Wood Sows, Grlederq Pump Jacks, Belting, ote, Write for Catalog. Made in Canada and Gearaateed by GILSON MFG. CO., Limited - - GUELPH, ONT. Call end Seo Nearest Dealer EARL ROTHWELL. RRYJSSELLS, ONT. 1 i 1 ••••••••••••••••*• 44•04 X100. ••N•••.••♦•�•Wp•••• • • • •• • • • • • • • • Z• • Tinsbop Rye -Opened I WISH to announce to the public of this oso community that I. and now iu a piti on t accept orders for Eavetroughing, Furnace Work and all kinds' of Repair Work, Our motto will be "SERVICE." Your patronage is solicited. Cent: l 'tclleller, I : • Hardware Dealer , = Brussels Z ••••••••••••••••••••••e••o ••••••••••••••••••4•••••t•• , munity, bide Mr. and Mrs. McLeod, welcome to this locality and wishes them a pastorate of comfort, hap- piness and prosperity. BUll for Service The undersigned will keep for service, ou 834 Lot 80, Con, 2, Morrie township, the thoro'•bred Short Horn Ball, Gainford of Belem, No. 90418.. Sired by Gainford Marquis (1088901 ; Dam Mildred 711 by Royal Sailor (18929), Ped- lgree may be seen on application. Terme- $10,00 for thoro'-bred° payable at time of sea, viae with prlvilege to return, Grade cow° not allowed. T1108.PIERCE, Proprietor House for Sale The properly of the late Mre, Procter, cor- ner of Alexander and Flora street, Brussels, is offered for eels, Good frame bowie and Ya acre of land, Possession may be had on October let For farther particulars apply to. WM. TRUELL, Phone 1011 R. R. No, 4, Brussels, Hill View Farm JAS. A; REA Breeder of Large English Berkshires Young stook for sale, either sex. For further particulars write or phone. • Brussels Central- ' Walton P. 0, Phone 6010 R. R. 8 ••••••r, 1.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • The Seaforth Creamery 7 • ream wanted • • • • + • 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 gi'Pe you thorough satisfaction. We will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and teat 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. For further particulars see our Agent, MR. T. C. McCALL, Phone 231o, Brussels, or write to The Seaforth Creamery Co. SEAFORTH, CANT. i'•• • i••••••• I ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••NNH••••• Students May Enter Any Time • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • We give thorough Courses; have Experienced Instructors who give individual attention to pupils. Our graduates are meeting with success. We are training Soldiers under Soldiers' Civil Ee-establishment Commission. Address tho College for Free Catalogue, to either Stratford or Wingtarn • • • S i • NN•••••et•••••••••••it•0•••••SSS* Cream Wanted 111111111/11111111.1 11/1111111111111111:111111111 1111MIIMMI•811111 Ship your Cream Direct to the Brussels Creamery 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, BrusseIsCrarnery Pr Stewarpt Bron 0