The Brussels Post, 1921-6-16, Page 4Or,b frasseto `east
Tt,URSDAY,. )tjt,l lA tear
Oita Cenunanity Builder.
DID yeti give yosu' bonest age to the
census 'enameretor when he caller!?
Some people say the q`iestions naked are
impertinent but the (play ng should not
be taken too seriously,
TALK .abent harfl times may be vers
real to some folk bot there appears to be
plenty of motes when people ''loosen
up." j mIlilon dollars were wagered at
the Woodbine, Toronto, the last day of
the races,
Fludmt.e.. along the Hydro service, dear
Mr. Beck and earn the everlasting grati-
tude of a lopg expectant public, who
might eel' sing "This is the way I long
sought and mourned because I ,found it
not." We hope the command has been,
given "Send out thy Ugh. " Hydro has
its limitations, of course, but it would
be a great stride forward nevertheless,
Oris of the signs of the times la, the
willingness of the churches to show
greater liberality Lowest] retired mini-
sters of the various churches for services
well reodered in the bygoues- Mission-
ary zeal is also very apparent by the
marked generosity of the membership to
the great missionary entei prises of the
churches. It is a goon indicatiou and
augurs well for coming days.
THE almost illimitable acreage of
Northern Coterie, thousands of acres
of it A r fauning lands, is a loud call to
the Provincial Government to deal gen-
erously, yet carefully but optimistically
with it. Wonderful progress is no'ice-
able in the past so years and yet the
fringe hos scarcely been touched- Boost
Northern Coterie should be the' slogan.
IF "a man is as young as he feels" the
passing years don't come into the count
and the Art of "growing old gracefully"
might be studied with good effect. 2
noticeable examples are R 13. Angus.
Montreal, oe years of age, still an active
member of the Board of Trade. Adam
Brown, lately superannuated as Post
master at Hamiltou, at q5 years takes
part In the installation of his successor
Both these men are alert and interested
in public affAirs, Let as keep youthful
even if the family register tells us we
are "getting along in life."
GARFIELD'S execution at Woodstock,
for cool, deliberate murder, should be a
loud call to young men to cut out a dis
solute life and make the world the bet-
ter of living. L:arning a trade and he -
coming an adept at it, is well worth
while as the day is not far distant when
it will prove of very real value. The
world does not owe any man a living
but he owes 0 to the world to render
first-class service to his day and genera-
tion. A lazy, shiftless. don't care life
can only have one epitaph—Wasted. 1t
isa sad reflection in Canada to read the
story of young men direlicts of this
year.
Trip to Burmuda
One of Motherwell's former girls,
Mrs. H. 0. Durham, of Toronto, sends
the following interesting account of
the trip taken by her and her husband
to the island of Bermuda to St. Marys
Journal -Argus :—
DEAR SIR —
When our reservations had been
made for return passage to Bermuda,
and I realized we were about to start,
I sort of wondered, after having been
favored with the lovely Winter that
was just about over, and the joyful
calls ofthe robin and blackbirds were
again to be beard, why we should be
leaving home at this glad time of the
year, but satisfied myself with the
thought that a little change of scene
now and then renews life in the beet
of men.
On the evening of the 17th of March
we left Toronto by sleeper and awoke
next morning to find the genes green
on the banks of the beautiful Hudson
river while wending our way into
New York. As we neared, tin apart-
ment houses became more in number
and higher, and with the begrirnmed
pillows and bedding hanging out, of
the windows for air, and washings
hung high across the streets and on
fire escapee, we got a little in-
sight into the manner in which
the multitudes in very
large cities have t0 exist. Soon
we entered a long, dark tunnel, From
which we emerged at. the Grand Cen-
tral Station, in the heart of the city,
and were at once impressed with the
ease in which passengers were able to
alight froth the train on the level.
The platfot rue are situated so that the
train steps are fully coneealed from
the public. We just had to walk a
little way to the taxi cab exit and
take out turn in getting into one of
the continual stream of "White land
}Macke," in whieh we were rushed to
the Pennsylvania Rotel, dodging in
and out of what seemed Le us a seat.h-
ing !mass of` humanity and motets.
Everybody seemed to be running, yet
to our suepriee we dill not see one ac-
cident. Ms'. Durham's mother and
brother, Dr, Jas. R. Durham, of Warr -
Vet, Pa.,met u After
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luncheon s at the hotel. we had a swell motor trim
oil which we saw the wild and excited
faces and heard the high pitched
voices of the. notorious Wall Street
Curb'gpmblers, who blocked the Street
from side to side, making an awful
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picture in our minds, of the foolish
nese of some men ; Broadway, on
which every known automobile 0o.
bas a place 50 business ; some of the
big stores and prominent buildings,
and lastly, out Riverside Drive, by
the Grant Monument and Columbia.
University. But She very best reel -
dance that we saw did not appeal to
me, as they nearly all look like great
apartment houses—no beautiful arehi-
tecture like that in Tpronto and in
Los Angeles. Evidently the owners
do slot bother much about outside ap-
pealance. as they only live in. New
York a short dose hi Autumn, and
then to warmer climates for Winter,
and later to their c0untey estates,
On March 10th, we set sail Lot Ber-
muda and had a glorious 8 hour trip
aoross the briny deep. Weather was
ideal and we did not see one person i11
on board. We were roused by the
steward about 0 80 Lhe last morning,
just as rhe pilot was being taken 011
to guide us through the socks and
narrow eliannels, as we neared St,
David's Lixht. at the extreme North
Rost of the Island, so that we might
enjoy the beautiful natural scenery,
studded with snow white homes, dur-
ing the lain 2 liners of the trip, as we
passed along by St. George, through
the Narrows, in and nut atnongswt
su,aller islands, similar to those in the
Nnrth Channel, as we skirted the
shore all the way down to Hamilton.
Upon arrival on shore, we hired a
cerclage, he which we were driven
back iu the direction we had come, a
distaare of about 7 miles, midst
oleanders all in bloom on either side,
over a portion of the splendid roads of
dazzling white that were made and
sawed through the coral hills, some
hundreds of years by convicts, to out
quarters in "Seaward," on the beach
at Bailey's Bay.
Bermuda is just a coral mountain in
the sea, about 15,000 feet in height,
and this beautiful semi -tropical little
Paradine in which we ate rusticating
is on the top. There are SOo islands
and rocky projections, on which there
are only abont10,000 acres of land al-
together, and the most hnpor.tent
islands ate ell joined by bridges and a
canseway. It is in shape about like
unto the bony part of a roan's arm
and hand, and St. George is situated
at the top, Hamilton on the thumb,
and we are located somewhere on the
wrist. The distance (torn end to end
is only about 25 miles. Old time cat-
riages, driven mostly by colored
people, bicycles and the stage that
runs from post to post at intervals are
the only inland manner of convey-
ance. The houses are all built of
coral. When a person wants to make
a home, he just saws the shingles for
the roof and the blocks for the walls
out of a hole in his lot that he finds
mist suite le fora cistern, and builds
bis house, which is a very great ad-
vautage in these days of high cost.
The coral formation of this 'eland is
very porous, therefore wherever there
is either a low spot or a grotto, the
salt water appears and rises and frills
with the tide. The coustant wearing
of the water ie certain utdetgrountl
passages hes formed some very world -
et fill caves. hung with stalacitites so
grand and marvellous in form and
dainty shepinge that one can only
look on with admiration beyond
words, while going frotn room to
room on pontoon bridges and think-
ing of the welds of the Psalmist:
"The firmament sheweth His handi-
works." After one has seen these
caves and taken ,incise to the seeping
of the salt water though the coral
rocks. he can readily see why rain
water is the only fresh water to be
lead for nee in the homes, It is con-
tained in splendid cement cisterns
and because of the absence of smoke
itis as clear as spring water and is
most wholesome. We have had many
lovely drives midst natural beauty ht
netive red cedar and coral rocks, fields
of Easter lilies and fresh vegetablee
and beart11ful homes, each one of the
latter an individual picture of snow
white loveliness, set hock from the
road in most. remits, midst cedar and
various other trees, emonget which
are to he Been, huge obber trees, the
pride of Italia, now covered with to
lilac -like sweet scented blossom, after
whicb follows the berry that is 9"
solei fawn ed for use in Airings of
beads ; cnye] poinciana and Christmas
poinsetta Moth looking lovely in the
calm of their Summer rest —1 he latter
still tipped with ecarlrt ; calabash ;
an occasional orange I,ee ; monkey
puzzle ; sago and date palms and the
graciou'r cand.•labra caotns. i3elfuti-
ful hibiscus in red and pink, roses iri
Manny shades, hooey -suckle, Matter
lilies, begonias, geraniums and all
aorta of annuals are in bloom in the
beds and timeline, and meet every
kitchen garden hes a patch rif banana
plante a,,,1 a few paw -paw [reel, We
have had bana.ta8 every day in some
shape lir foal, and paw -pew salad
several tinme from "Seaward" gat den
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native fresh slaw lei tee
also I
tornatoes. We have also had some
giorione teethe atuongst the rocks
theringh the wilds anti over the hills,
without bate of snakes --there never
has heel' elle seers, if there eves' were
any, it is thntight that they mnsthave
been all eel 511 up by the quantities of
wilts hogs thus were found when it
was discovered by Sir George 'Somers
and patty, when whip-wreeked on the
!eland lit 1000.
Yegetableewin to be the ,thief ex'
part, and es•frost !s uukuown, the
crops are cnhtlutu'ue and of it splendid
quell—tlutist Atltained itonl
Mother Netnee'a woudesful kinduese
in providing thea, isolated people with
an abundance of seaweed for the
fertilizing of their little fol We New
potatoes, beets, ctu'ints and parsley
iii into are naavbeings ;Med toNew York
and are bringing high prim.
Last week Dr. Umbel') was called
to see a little colored boy who had his
knee cut to the hole in a bicycle sect:.
dent, Mrs. Durham antl I went with
hien, away over the hills (torn the
na.in road to the little cabin, and I
roust say that as We gazed 00 the
little dark fevered face on the gnow-
wbite bed and his kindly -looking
mother looking on, we felt const grate.
ful for this, another impression of the
haven of rest that these ,dark•skinned
people Have found in Berniutitt. We
stepped out, of the becilboin while the
doctor was dressing the wound, and
were shown into the little pallor in
which the bare finer, the plain wooden
chairs and the little centre table wete
spotlessly cleat) -the latter with a
number of good books and a diction-
ary, all of which had evidently been
very much in use. Inthe fee corner
of the room was an old Morgenroth
and Loebbler piano, the keys of which
were uneven and yellow with age,
and some music on a little Bland, yet
these people are such lovers of music
that no (natter how ancient the in-
strument, they are able to while away
the evening hours in bringing out
satisfying accompaniments to their
hymns and ditties. As we Look oar
leave, I said in farewell greeting fn
the mother "1 am quite sure that with
gond care your tiny will soon he well."
She answered sweetly in a low voice,
"I am trusting." Her• fervent tenet
hue brought its reward—the fever has
gone frttin the little body and the
wound that looked so angry is gel ting
web. About two -third of the papula-
tion of the Brrnudas is of colored
people and seemingly moat law abid-
ing, respeclfnl to the white people and
respected. Everyone streaks to theta
at meeting on the highways and are
always answered nicely and in a
cheeeful voice, "!slot t ing Sir," or
"Morning Mnarn." There seems to
be veru little poverty amongst theta
and they are till well dressed,
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tax
heing the only tax on property,
citizens are not eves -burdened with
taxes:
In conclusion, ran we wonder at
people souring from far and near,
some for a vtteatiotl, and °theca to
spend an evening of life, "far from
the maddening crowd," where the
honk of the automobile, the gong and
rattle of the street car and the shriek
of the factory whistle are never heard,
to disturb their morning slumbers, to
this place of antiquated quiet in
which the cardinal in his beautifully
hued plumage, amongst iris many bird
calls, is often heard calling—'Don't
hurry I Don't worry I"i -
Ynnrs truly,
ANN A. DURHAM
Hotel Frascati, Bermuda,
Apri112, 1021.
STOP THE PAIN
Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Back -
the, Sciatic and Ovarian Pains. One
rtwo DR. MILES' ANTI -PAIN PILLS,
ad the pain le gone. Guaranteed Safe
nd Sure. Price 30c.
Sold in Bt assets by James flax.
Huron Co, Breeders' Association
The Annual Meeting of the Huron County
Rreedere' Aancalntion will be he'd in the Town
Hall, Winghmn, on Saturday, June Ietb, at 2
p. m, Prof. G. E. Day. Secretary of the
Canadian Shorthorn Association, will be
present and give an address It la also hoped
to have H, D. Smith, of the Canadian Hereford
Association, present Members and all In-
terestedin pure bred cattle are invited to
attend. 8. B. STOTHERS,
Seorotay Huron Breeders' Association.
Auction Sale
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Hotel Property, furniture
and Furnishings
Inorder to wind lip the estate of the late
Alice James there will be offered for sale by
Public Auction, by F. S. Soott, Auctioneer, on
Wednesday, the 22nd day of June, 1921
of the hour ct 2 o'clock in the alto, noon, on
the premises, that vatuabh property known
as the American Hotel, In the y£llag° of
Brussele, in the County of Buren. The
iroperty will he offered ase running :concern,
ncluding the Fnrnitare and Farnishinga as it
hen been run. Thla has always been the lend -
fag Commercial Hotel in the plane, doing a
good paying business:. whether lis a Tomperen-
oa or n Licensed Hotel The' a is no tetter
Hotelstand to the County and there is gond
meney for a. gond nen it properly run Terme
made known on dsy of sale. For timber
psrttnalare apply to John Bateamn, on the
prenti.es, or to the undersigned.
J. A. MCNsuoeToit,
F. 8. z+nnrr,
Exeoulorsof the estate ofthe late Alice
James,
AUCTION SA LB OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
FaOTa, Honab, ()0W, &a.—D. M. Beett,
Anotloneer, hue been Instructed by 'the Ex.
writers of the estate of the late Henry Jack,
Nen to sell by Potpie Auction at 1,45 Lot 18,
Coni 8, mortis, on Wednesdny, June and, at
,y. n meek, the following property :-1 large
Meek driver, 1 now newly freshened, 1. calf,
60 Barred Rock hens, 1 Barred Rook roonttr
lotus bred) 1 WyMatte 'ooeter(pure bred),
40 young chickens, rubber tired burley, mater,
net single harnes, robe, blanket, fonr•pieee
parlor Rune, Wilton parlor rug, eerier Whet -
not, large parlor Lamp. pear parlor ehentle
curtntns, peeler table, large leather rocker.
dining room hanging lamp, diningroomcloak,
three pose bedroom suit, two-pleee hedrootn 1
suite, Ionnpe, mattress, woven wire bed
spring, 4 quilts, white toilet art, colored
toilet set,k+tehpo nupboard, kitchen hanging
lamp, 0 ktchnu Attire, 5 palre our tains, churn
milk nun. 40 sealers of preserved end canned
fruit, 24 mnptynestent, Horne alshes, number
or sap buckets, Pei:Wage insehlne, •larke mail
box, oroteeeut saw, irrindetone and other lir'
tietos too nnineronsto mention. 5nlatvithent ,
reserve 11 ardor t windup
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°state.'
All a 55 08 anti nutteremit ' '•
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months credit taco
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an toyed pint notes. 4 g
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riP for can on credit amn2(0
RENNO JAC'R80N,
HENRY FEAR,
Roan, MCDONALD.
Exeoutora Henry Jsoitsmi Rotate,
Real Bargains
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HALLS & SON" STORE
ETHEL
This Week we offer
Silks, regular value $3.25, Special Sale price $2 59
All other lines of Silks at Bargain Prices.
Prints of No. r quality 25
Towels and Cottons all at New Low Prices.
Window Hangings, new stock, at New Low Prices.
Bargains in Men's Suits and Young Men's Suits
—regular prices up to $6o oo, Special New
Low Prices from ,.. 23 95' to 42 95.
Youths' Suits from. ,,, 8 98 to 15 00
Men's Hats and Caps reduced to Low Level Prices.
15 doz. Men's Silk Ties, regular 75e, Loo, 1.25
and 1.5o, Special Prices .59, .79, .98 1 19
Men's Fancy Dress Shirts, reg. 2.25, Special el 79
Men's Balbriggan, reg. 75c and i.00, now 69
Good line Men's Trousers retail at .., 3 75
Men's Blue & White Striped Overalls $ r.5o to 2 00
Men's Work Shirts ... $1.i5 to 1 50
in Fact Ail Prices
at our store are now,pre.War Prices and our
Grocery Department is full'of Great Bargains
as is also otir Shoe Department.
With every purchase of $5 oo
in cash we will give a goodPECAL Four Sutinged Broom
Soliciting a share of your patronage.
HaUs & Son' the
We pay the highest price for Eggs.
TagPo''r Wotnot LitsTosEE—
Additional indust ien,
Pupils txcel at exams.
Children kept off highways
Greater care ht auto drivers
Livery resident boost Brussels
Earlier closing Satu'dav nights,
Subscribers iu arrears paying up.
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MAIL CONTRACT
Sealed tenders, addressed to the Postmaster
General, will be rt°eiyed et Ottawa until
noon on Feliay, the lot of July, 1941, for the
conveysnoe of Hie Majesty's Stolle, on n pro.
posed Contract fol four yams, six times per
week over Welton No. 2, neral Mail Route
from the Fostmoster General's Pleaenro.
Printed motives containing further informa-
tion as to ere d,tio,e of proposed Contract nifty
be neon and blank forme of Tender may be
obtained at the Poet Offices of Welton, inns -
eels, Blyth and at the oinee of the Post Otaoe
Inspector.
Post Office Inspeotor's Ofiloe, London, May
20th, 1021.
CHAS, E. H. FISHER,
Post Office Inspector,
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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 _ Brussels
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Pure Dred Duroc Jerseys
House for Sale
The property of the late Eire, Procter, cot,
ner of Alexander mieFlore street, Bra: ants, 1a
°flared for sale. Good. frame 'mune and +/. acre
FOR SALE l of laud Poasessien may be bed on October 151
Fur further pe, tlnalara apply to.
WM. TH01011,
Phone 1011 It, R. No, 4, Brussels,
Rev° n few choice young Pigs for Pale, of
either sex Sire, Pioneer Hletorle Prtncipel
14060 ; grand etre, Muer, Cols. Principe' 2nd,
Ion, gBrand'cbampion et the Cnoadtan Nation,.
Exhl
at biticn in 1910 and 19-0'A leo one litter"
by Tannie'e Joe Orion Jr. 18500, Imp
These are bred from some of the best blood-
ed Dur°ns in the United States at the present
tine Registered pedlgrees will be furnished
in the names of all purehasere -
GARRY J. WILSON,
Phone 218 R. It, n, Brnesele.
Hill View Farm
JAS. A. REA
Breeder of Large English Berkshires
Young stook for sale, either sex. -
For further partioalars write or phone.
Brnenets Central— Walton P. 0.
Phone 5010. R. R. 8
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Dam Mildred WI by Royal Sailor 089592 Ped- •
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510.00 for thorn -brads payable at time of nor- 6
vine with privilege to return. Grade mews not 4•
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Popular Stallions
ALBERTA BESIGUR
THOS. VODDEN,
Prop.
Monday—Will leave his own stable and go
to Milton Lowe's, 855 Con, Grey, for noon;
then hack so hie own stable where he will re -
mein until Wednesday.
Wednesday — To Wm. Hamilton's, Lob 7,
Con. 2, Grey, for noon ; then home for tight.
Thursday—.,....To John Alexander's, Lot 29,
Con.': Grey, for noon; then home for night.
, Friday—To Chester Paker'e, Lot ISO, Con 0,
' Grey, for noon • then home where he will re-
main until Mour'lay morning. 40.4
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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 2310, Brussels, or write to
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
SEAFORTH, ONT.
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We give ,thorough Courses ; have Experienced Instructors
who give individual attention to pupils. Our Aracluates are
meeting with success. We are training Soldiers ander
Soldiers' Civil Be -establishment Commission.
Address tho Collage for.FrooCataloguo, to oithor
Stratford or Wingharn
Cream Wanted
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.
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