The Brussels Post, 1921-9-1, Page 4(it bt tritostis ust
"THURSDAY, SI;P'i'LrMi31R 1, I921
1Iot.LA.it A DAV Baled ale pu1111i:t+ r lig
themselves by the lncretisn ,4 NSA nod
tinning over of slow moving etuekli
i3rtissels should be In the swlm
Timm advertising means timid buying
nod animating it altogether often
spells oat the loss of many it dollar of
trade that properly belonged to the
busipess it on invitation had been ex.
tended.
Dana fanatics are is making trouble for
the British by sowing sedition and Brice
ing no the natives. The agitators might
be taught a very practical lesson by re•
peaking some of the very emphatic
"doses" given the rebellious Sepays of
early days. `rte
Aviee Tong years of active and utast'
ent service Col. Denison, the well
knows Police Magistrate, Tomato, has
resigned and Judge Denton steps Tato
his place. It is no small job to fill.
The naw occupant should be big enough,
ST IOUS's, N. B., has a mastiff that
(reserves 10 wear n a medal. In the past
year be has rescued z children from
drowning when human help was not
available at the time. One trouble in
most of places is the caeipe quality is
below par and not worth paying taxes
on.
SrlMsrLMs, we get busy throwing poli
cal bricks atQuebec Province and think
they are not to be compared to Ontario
but in some things they are leading as
One Instance is to plans of thrift and
progress. Just now they are building
fir the future in a move to reforest
3,000,000 acres of waste land. Govern
mens nurseries are established to grow
the young trees. Good for them.
' Sax WILLIAMOsesx avers 'T believe
e
men tau make themselves into anything
they wish within limits." Prof. Geddes
says "Men are growing better." Do
You believe in these statements or do
you believe a "Let 'el- Re elWee her"
program is comparab.e to the above
opinions? It often pays well to calmly
moralize and have an aim worthy of true
manhood and wotnanhood.
Looks as if the probable nearby
Dominion Election has received the toe
of boot of the party managers and the
probabilities seern to he another session
and a new redistributiou bill before the
verdict of the people will be asked. The
M. P.'s hate, most desperately, to give
up that cosy sessional indemnity with
little prospect of falling item to it after
the ballot marking. We wander who
owo'.this Dominion anyhow ?
IN the death of Sir Sam. Hughes
Canada last a brilliant soldier and a
booster politician. Wbile be was often
erratic and thought to be serving No, t
in many cases he could not be charged
with being "Asleep at the switch" as he
was alert and wideawake. His funeral
took place Friday and was a military
one. Sir Sam's name will stand upon
Cattada'a page of history for many a
year.
To 0
a xTo's harvest is now on in con
vection with the National Exhibition.
While many in the Qu sen city make
their money honestly there is a gaog
who virtually steal from all and sundry,
Visitors should not be slow in exposing
many of the attempts to take advantage
of their lack of acquaintance witb city
ways -they are strangers and the gaug
take them in -nod do it with a yen
geance. The smart alecs who hie to the
metropolis seeking gold bricks general.
ly find them shortly after their arrival.
At'rouootl.s murdering is continuing
with regularity and despatch. Nearly
every day has a record of from s to to in
the daily press. Too big a harry and a
disregard for the rights of the pedestri-
an are two elements in the havoc
wrought. plus a carelessness on the part
of tool drivers and poor judgment often
on the part of the party bumped. A
shot from a rapidly moving car and
landing headfirst on the pavement or
highway cannot be placed in the list of
jokes. Its too serious A matter to be
trilled with.
Wlrtt the introduction of female suf.
frage and daughters of Eve to Perlia-
meutary seats comes a new soorce of
trouble to governments viz the question
of appointmeuts to the Senate and posh
tloua of trust generally conceded to be-
long to "men bodies." Just now Mrs,
Nellie M Clang, well known 11. P. P.,
tor Edmonton, in the Alberta Provincial
parliement, and Madame Marchand,
President of a Quebec Province Wo-
man's federation, have been Interview,
ing Premier Meigben urging appoiot.
mens of Mrs. trudge) Murphy, Police
Magistrate of Edmontob, to one of the
vacnul seats in the Domiolon Seuate.
Dear ! 0 ! deer ! we wonder what a
lot of those dear "old women" who have
watoted seats for so many years in that
mast useless of bodies -the Senate -
HEN FRYN
STOR
New Dry Goods
New Boots & Shoes
New Hosiery
New Groceries
Higlteet prices paid for Fresh
Eggs ttud good Dab y Butter.
Coal Oil, any quantity, always
1 111 hand.
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EAST HURON PALL PAIR
BRUSSELS
Even the Byng Soya will hardly
recognize their former leader in
the above. It Is, however, Lord
Byng's very latest picture, specially
posed for the Canadian National
Exhibition, a few days before he
sailed for Canada, for reproduction
on a medal commemorating the
opening of the 1921 Fair, over
which he will preside on Aug. 27.
Divested of his military attire the
new Governor-General looks a very
different person to the stern soldier
Canadians knew t%•sough his war
photos,
would say if their rest was broken in
upon by some hustling women folk ?
The authorities will be in a dilemma as
met, ere un;y too snxious to have the
voiee and the vote of ladies but will
likely be very averse to place thein
"where they could do a great deal of
harm" to many of the web ting laws and
procedure. If the Senate is to be con-
tinued let us improve it by a lively
shake-up. We second the motion of the
appointment of "limey Caouck "
Ptx rocrease of streetet railway fere in
Toronto to 7 cents does not appear to be
a very popular move and predictions
are that instead of increasing the rev.
cone the opposite will be the case.
We dour, !tat .11 our belief is hundreds
of dollars are spent every day where the
distance is so trithng the parties would
have been infinitely better walking than
riding. "Shack's mare" locomotion is
the method of instructing the street
railway.
Ars innovation in agriculture' lines is
a machine. tractor propelled, that not
only reaps the grain but threshes it con-
veying the cleaned grain into one set or
bags while the screening, go 1010 an-
other. Competent judges who witness•
ed the operation say the work doue was
most satisfactory. The use or the
tractor in farming is only in its infancy
and the next to years is destined to wit-
ness many advance steps to assist the
tiller of the soil nod overcome shortage
of labor and more up-to-date methods.
Larger acreage farmed means greater
returns and increased weafh 10 the
country.
An Open Letter
On July 12th, the writer met Mr. D. t+eaforth .......
McLauchlan,Proprietor of the Cen- Gorig ie
A,6arrangedDun aunon
trot Business College, and
fat the amalgamation of the two col-
leges in Wingham. This arrangement
of a "United Business College" was
for one rear only, and 11 a "1.'nion
School" aid not work out eatiefactori-
ly, then we would resume the two
schools again.
Owing to a mieuuderstanding about
advertising of the proposed amalga-
mation and delay in the execution of
the agreement, the Spotton Business
College feels it has been placed in a
false light withthe people whom it
has served for the past sixteen years,
therefore, the Annual Opening of the
Spotton Business College, Wingham,
will take place Tuesday, Sept. 6th, in
its old premises with Mee. Walter Van
Wyck (nee Miss Mabel Mtt'Donald) in
charge, until the new Principal ar-
rives.
Nine out 01 ten stenographers and
bookkeepers look to Toronto for sit-
natinne, consequently parents should
pattonize only the Seventeenth Spot.
Wa G. McMillan
Wingham Connell held a special
meeting to consider the 1eudets for
paving on John and Josephi ne streets,
North. Tender of the W. 0. Been-
oan Oontraoting Go,• Hamilton, was
accepted, being the lowest. This is
the aat0e company that put down
pavetnenbe in Listowel, They have
continence wet Is nit John street at
once and will require 00 trleti and 14
teams, In all 11 tender's were mPCeie-
ed, ,e temple were wild, 1115 ,'eking
$35,000 for the work on Josephine
street alone.
Imperial Bank Queenstou, Ont., rob.
bed of $2.000 by 3 armed bandiLe at 2
p. in.
Dogs found running at large hs Col-
borne township are to be destroyed.
Sheep killing is the offense.
Recently A. J. and Mrs. Courtice,
Iiolruesvitle, celebrated their Golden
Wedding. Congratulations.
Next Sunday Rev. E. Tighe, Wil-
lett, will be elevated to the Priesthood
in 5t. Josepb'a church, Clinton.
Corless & Venner, hardware mer-
chants, Clinton, have dissolved.
Forster continues the business.
Rev. Dr, Seager, son of Crown At-
torney Seager, (Goderieh, has been ap-
pointed Provost and Vice Chancellor
of Trinity College, Toronto.
The Women's Ltetitute .of Heidi
-
and is undertaking to care for the
u g
unfortunate chidren of the county. 8
bright tots are being carefully reared
at the home of Mrs. (Rev.) Eric Lewis,
and it is hoped that this will prove
the nucleus of greatly needed Ohild-
ren's Shelter.
Valentine Hofstetter, East Zorra,
tiled to settle grudge against a neigh-
bour by cutting the telephone wires
in the house, and as a result he ap-
peared in Woodstock court charged
with doing damage to the Innerkip
Rut al Telephone system. He was or-
dered to pay the damages to the tele-
phone, which amounted to 520, and
also the costs, amounting to $20.
IRRITATED AND ANNOYED
Are you irritated and annoyed by
trifles 2 -Just one or two doses of DB.
MILES' NERVINE -51.20 will soothe
the irritated and over -strained nerves
Guaranteed Safe and Sure.
Sold in Brussels by James Fur.
Dates of Neighboring Fairs
Brussels Sept. 15.18
Wingham 11.11 ............... Sept. 27=21
Blyth ....... ...............Sept. 22-23
ListowelSept. 27.28
Milverton ..............Sept, 29,80
Luckna w ......................... Sept. 29.30
Mitchell Sept, 20.21
Atwood..... .Sr t. 19-20
1 eeewater .......... .... .....poet. 4.6
ton Business College, Wingham, and
thus, have Canada Business College,
Taranto, (glace and keep their children
In positions.
A few of out' slogans -Twelve col-
leges in leading cities and towns,
Largest trainers in Canada. Iudivid-:
nal instruction. Enter any day.
Healthful, safety filet premises, no
attice. Mail courses, Two thousand
students per year.
Any young people, wbn have beeu
eanvaesed on the strength of a "1'n-
ked School," should feel flee to disre-
gard any promise made on the
strength of that *tegument.
Thanking all yotu readers for peat
patronage, end assuring still better •
rind tuore efficient service in the fu- I
tures and, ri questing all inteteeted to
write the Spotton Business College,
Winghntn, or Canada Boldness Cul.
lege, College rot Spadi na, Toronto, for ;
full particulars, and list of our ap•
moved schools throughout Outerio, '
Ilremaln Faithfully,
rileo. S.ptft"r0:S,
Automnbileaate parked in Mitchell'
on centre of street, facing the side-
walks.
250 relatives assembled at the White ..
fatuity re union, held at J. ,Akiuson's, t
Srd line Blanchard township,
Sept, 22-28
Oct. 1
Oct. 6-7
Ailsa Craig Sept 2243
Arthur ......................... Oct 4-5
Ayton. .......... . .... . . .... Sept. 21.22
Chesley. Sept. 20.30
Collingwood Sept. 18-16
Dunham ..-...,........ Sept. 2930
Exeter. Sept. 19-20
Fergus ......................... Sept, 2223
Goderich Sept. 6 8
Grand Valley. .......... ...... Sept, 27-23
Hanover Sept. 22 23
ilatxlston Sept. 29.30
Kincardine ............. Sept. 15-16
London ..... Sept. 10.17
Mildmay ...,.......Sept.19-2)
elnilnt Forest ................ Sept, 21-` 2
Orangeville Sept. 15-16
Paisley .. Sept. 27.28
Paluteretnti ........................... Oct. 16
Pott Elgin..,.. Oct. 7.8
Ripley Sept. 27-28
Tornnta................... Aug27.Sept, 10
House for Sale
Theproperty of the late Airs, Procter, cor-
ner of Alexander and Flora street, Brussels, le
adored for sale. Good frame house and L( acre
of tend Possession luny be bad on October let
For further particulars apply TH
WM. DELL,
Phone 1011 R. R. No. 4, Brussels,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. --In the
matter of the estate: of Aliso Maud
Janes, late of the Village o£Argil.
sole, in tho County of Huron, Widow,
d000aeod.
Notice 1e hereby ¢ivrn pe'wnant to "The Re-
vised Atatnta9 of Ontario, Chapter 1111 seetlon
AV that all eyed tors and others having 'claims
agtttnst the estate of the said Alice Maud
Jnmee, tdow of the lateat
HenrJemee, Hotel-
keeper,wt ho Glad on er required the 2lsidsy of
May, A. D. 1921, aleregnlred on or before tby
17th day of September, A. D. 1021, to send 117
Ekeltsacn odrnof dthe last Wl l nd testament of
the deceased, at Brussels P. 0 Ontario, their
Chrtstlnn and ettrnsmes addresses and de.
esrlptione. t11e frill parileniera ert their 5151m,
otic statement ie their secennts end hem. ore
of the securities at notice
held by them.
And farther take enure that alter oneb last
mentioned into thea of Chore willSas proceed to
dithetrlbeti the insets of cavinged regard
only pantos entitled thereto having re nrd
onli Yo the alum nt which they shall hose
nates,, and the Said Executors will not be
amble for the Sall snssto or any part thereof to
any person or persons, of whose alarm notice
shall not hsve bean crotched by tbem 0t the
rimaoftach 4thdayoon.
Dated thF.S 24th of August A. A 1021.
0'-s J. A. Mertant HTON. i Rxeeatore..
Thursday and Friday
Sept. 15 & 16
Speeding Contests
2.20 Trot or Pace - Purse $125.00'
Hobbles allowed. Mile treats 8 in 6
Purses --50; 25, 15 and 10 per cent
2.40 Trot or Pace Purse $100.00
Bobbles allowed, Mile heats 3 in 5
Purees -60, 25, 16 and 10 per cent
Farmers' Trot or Pace Purse $50.00
liubulaa allowed, Purses -$21.00, 516.00, 810,00
Purses -$10,00, 56.00, 53,00, 52.00
Running Race
. Purse $20.00
Committee reserves right to name starters in last two raoes.
elAwes
Foot Races&c.
BOY'S RACE, uuder 14 years, 100 yards 76 60
BOY'S RACE, under 10 years, 50 yards 60 25
GIRL'S RACE, under 16 years, 100 yards
76 50
GIRL'S RAGE, under 10 years, 50 yards 50 25
BEST FANCY DRILL by School .Pupils. Not lees than
than 24 persons in each 5 00 3 00
Pupils and teachers admitted free to Fair.
25 25
25 25
25 25
25 25
12nor more
200
POTATO RACE N HORSEBACK -Three brae otatoea for each competitor
will be placed 100 yards from starting point, Competitors stand by
u u
horse, mount and ride to first potato, dismount, pick k p potato
remount and ride back to etarting point, dismount and put potato potato,
pail-repeating the operation for each potato, 1st $1.50 ; 2nd $1.00 ;
8rd, 50c. No entrance fee.
Special Prizes
THE L3ANIi OF NOVA. SCOTIA. offers 510.00, divided :-let $8.00, 2nd
$4.00 for the beet nurse nod buggy owned and driven by a farmer or
farmer's sou being resident of the Grey or Muffle.
T13E STANDARD BANK offers 510.00 for the beet exhibits of grade
cattle, divided :-1st, 55.00 ; 2ed, 53.00 ; 3rd, $2 00.
GREY T1VP. COUNCIL offers 3 prizes of $7.00; 55.00 and 53.00 for the
best Baby Beeves exhibited at Fair. Exhibits restricted W pet 8008
uuder 18 years of age and residents of Grey. Animals omit ba raised
and fed iu the Township.
A. L. STEWART offers $10.00 divided :-let, 55.00 ; 2ud, $3.00 ; 3rd,
52,00, for beat Dairy Oo,v. open to patrons of Bi ussels Oreamery,
MISS KATHLEEN WILTON offers 75c 50e. and 255e for best group of
bubbles, Work open to Robin 11 pupils.
MISS FLO. BUCHANAN otters 75c, 60c, and 250 for Ptettiest Nosegay
arranged by pupils of Primary Room themselves.
GEO. THOMISON offers 51) lbs. Five Roses Flour for beat two loaves of
Home-made bread.
JAS. BALLANTYNE offers 5100 for 2ud prize of Horne -made bread.
DOWNING BROS. offers 52.00 for best collection of Poultry.
W. H. KERR will give THE Pos 5for a year for best two loaves of
Homemade Bread ; and THE POST for a year for best 3 108, Butter.
WILTON & GILLESPIE offer 51.25 as 1st and 75e as• 2ud prize for best
collection of 6 to 10 Snap Shuts, open to pupils of 13ruesela school,
MISS 'WINNIFRED MORRIS offers prizes of 51.00 75c and 25c for
writing -Two samples to be written Liu nue sheet of foolscap as fol-
lows :-(al a gem of poetry,00usisting of from four to eight lines and
Ibl 'A specimen of my business writing," repeated tan times. Open
to pupils of Brussels (Continuation School,
T• . ,
W OMEN'S INSTITUTE oilers prizes $2.25,. 51.75 and 51.00 for beet col.
lection of 6 cookies, 6 dropcakes and single
Layer cake,light,
openen to
gide under 16 years
of age.
MRS. JANE THOMPSON offers goods valued at 52,00 for beat Collection
of Preserved Fruits,
A STRACHAN offers 52.00 cash for best Collection Asters,
GEO. R. WELLER offers 52,00 for lady winning most let Prizes in
Ladies' Wolk.
OLIVER TURNBULL offers 58;00 lat prize, R. J. Hoover 5200 2ud
phirize for best beef animal shown in the grade class open to new ex-
bitors.
JAS. FOX offers a piece of Limoge China valued at $2,00 for one winning
greatest number of 1st Prizes for Flowers,
SOOIETY offers 53.00 as 1st and 52.00 as 2nd prize for Ladies' Driving
Contest.
W. J. McCRAOKEN offers 52.50 as Int and 51.50 as 2nd prize for beet
two loaves of Bread made from. Royal household Flour.
DR. WHITE ofrets 51.00 for beet Barred Rock cockerel and Pullet,
Grand Concert in Town Hall
FRIDAY EVENING
High Grade Talent has been secured in
Kekoa's Hawaiian Concert
Company - London
An round Musicians and Vocalists
Plan of Reserved Seats at Fox's Drug Store,
SpeciawaltPicture Family Theatre
Friday Evening at 7.30 and 9.15
Showing Famous ii
Super -Special Down Home"
Kincardine m Cornet - Band
Has been engaged for the Fair.
O. R. MULDOON, President. M. BLAOK, Sec.-Treas.
Canadiao National Exhibiions Tomo
AUG. 27 Inclusmoe -- SEPT. 10
To be opened by
Lord Byng of Vtmy,
Canada's new
Governor-General
Color of the
Orient
Gaiety of a
Mardi Gras
Complete exposition
of Canada's resources,
skill of men,
wealth of material.
.OVER HERE" Super Pageant of Regal
Magnificeneedramatizing vividly Canada's
Origin, Growth and Achievements.
Color -Symbol•• -•Allegory --.Hundreds of
Performers -Music --Fine Arts' World's
Largest Collection of War Photographs--
Thrillers of Many Finds -Fireworks on a
larger scale than ever before -Scores of,
Features only to be seen at Toronto.
Canada's Greatest Live Stock and Farm
Display --Machinery and Equipment of
Endless Design for increasing the Efficiency
of the Farm and the Comfort of the Home.
Reduced Fares on All Lines of Travel
JOHN G. KENT, ROOT. FLEMING,
Managing Director Preeldons
Dick Molt, MItohell, 10 exhibiting Bull for Service
20 pigeons at Toronto fair.
The tuidersigned will keep for service, on
Lot , P. oro bred
Farm for Sale
The undersigned Offers for sale 20 acres of
land with bank barn, frame house, orchard,
fruit, garden and good spring well, Nor fur,
therplrtteulars apply to
W M. J. A LDERSON,
7-tf -R. R. No. 8, Brussels.
Farm for Sale
Farm for Bate, containing 100 acres, being
acres
cleant ed and betancet in nbusph. About
acedEframe
house, bank barn, orchard and plenty of spring
water, For further pal•tlenlars se to price,
terms, &o., apply
THOS.eI premises.
Phone 0.14 Proprietor,
80 Oou.2 Morris tow :whip, the th
Short Horn Bulb (nlnford of Salem, No.
00418-. Sired by Gainford Marquis (156800)
Dam Mildred VII by Royal Sailor 08059), Pod-
iRree may be seen on application. Terme-
910.00 for thorn -brads payable at time of ser-
vice with privilege to return. Grade cows not
allowed. THOS, 715603,,
Proprietor
,r
Hill View. Farm
JAS. A. REA
Breeder of large English Berkshires
Young stook for sale, tither sex.
For further particular,' write or phone,
Brussels t:entrnl- Walton P. 0.
Phone 8010 R. It. 3
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McCALL, Phone 2310, Brussels, or write to
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