The Brussels Post, 1921-9-22, Page 4S c Utz Vint
THURSDAY, SI PTRMBFR as teal
t k tearing n tta rib hat i s b0
,i t o n t m t1 met
g y
nearly every day• Vert y the gasoline
buzz buggy is covering is wide field.
li'xOM iw editenticnal progressive
stautlpolut the fnct of well tilled schools
and ;Alleges for this ball term betokens
increased interest in getting mora than
the "3 R's,"
Mom tie -tors' scandal at ono Fran.
oisco sbd ,s"a dageuerate eonditiou;that
has been long suspected. The record is
bed with a few redeeming qualities It
is not all gold Chet glitters.
PLUM crop is a 4;buot,er in Betleviile
locality„ In ane sbiputeut there were
Ss,Ooobaskets taking 6 car toads to cot -
vev the fruit. Ltttfe Jatk Horner could
wish for no more blissfnt turronndiugs.
AN Oinabe. woman, 41 years of age, is
the mother of 22 cti'dren• She would
be a real arid to a Colonization Comp:lnv
we would dusk, Guess Mrs. Earl
Rowray clever heard about race suicide,
Muksl.t. Bros. escape from London
baettle hes etfarded many opportnnities
for "hiudsight." It appears to A trash
after such little inesdeuts. The wisdom
(?) attained after the incident would 3111 a
large volumn but about as valuable as
junk,
You can't build a stoma healthy man
hood ou a skulking,spendthrift cigarette
smoking youthful foundation. The re-
cord, after many attempts, is wbally bad
and will never attain qualities that stand
the test, You don't need to leave On-
tariofor illustrations
WREN prisoners are placed in the
"jug" they should be supplied with night
keys and a road map as this would re-
lieve the "watchful waiting" of officials
and save too vigorous exercise on the
part of the fellows who "dont care for
inside of jails,"
WESTERN Fair, Londou, scored agreat
success last week with a bumper attend -
nee. Possibly both Toronto and Lon-
don owe a bonus to the automobile
factories for providing up-to-date travell-
iog facilities on the sightseers own
scbedule for arrival and departure- It
used to be some trip to make London in
the lumber wagon days
Hos. RAtee is doiug right in the es-
timation of thousands of folk in striking
out gambling devices. Swindlers of all
kinds should have no recognition ley the
law of the laud. The sooner people
is 4+,1444+4'a'.t,+'++++'444
What Amax Your
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POULTYII
1
IWILL 1n1ay the highuet now -
ket In ice foe all the Poultry
YOU Have to sellstud dell at
your place for theta,
I
M. Volieek
Phone ag BltubsELs +
Ir is suggested that eve'v 113u ;teipali-
y should have what u; kuowo ss au ald-
e'uI Mnn,elpit It o. -cc, Why not eu•
large the lob by p'acu'g every man and
wornau is lh- hoe ftp ? The best way to
boost is to Iia .st
ALkaa'eA's expernuental slyprneut of
36 heed of b et cattle to Sto'land last
June 11 d no. p 7n on' p , that'' y. Aver•
age cost per head was Blies whine pits•
coeds of sale per head wab les. th.un $1 Sq
Light weight steers sold at better figures
than the heavy cattle.
APPEARANCE.; indicate some of the
siandard bearers in the coining election
for the Commons w.l' have a tucks road
to travel, with gg chances to too of hav-
ing their tire punctured long before they
have an opportunity of tasting their
optics on Parliament hill. ludating
ofteu accompanies the campaign so they
may be able to borrow wind.
SUNFLowsas a foot in diameter, to
foot stalk and 18 inch leaves seems to
bead the "fodder" list this Fall. A sur-
veyor's ohein will soon be required to
tape up the core stories unless jack
Frost puts a pinch on the glowing an-
nouncements. You would almost
imagine some reports were being given
of robber plants, but perhaps the "rub
ber" may be located somewhere else.
Softs of the alleged confessions, some -
tants secured by extortion and threats
on the part of officious law-combers,
don't appear to hold their color very well
and rattler fade in the light of a close-
dttiog cross examination. THE POST is
averse to au inquisitory corralling of a
person by a glib -tongued, semiofficial
looking for notoriety. It's often time
and money thrown away in the final
analysis.
Cranbrook
9INSTANTLY 1ILLED.—She Stratford
eacou of Tuesday of last week says
of the fatal accident too. W. Carter,
son-in-law of Chas. and airs. Alderson
of this place I—A. distressing fatal an
learn practical honesty the better and a cident occurred this morning about
wheel of fortune or such devices will i 7,30 o'clock, when John W. Carter,
never fusee an thin, but a bogus part owner of the Maple Grove Cheese
Y 4 g Factory, T'p. of Downie, was instant -
brand, ly killed by being hit by the Satnits
train, two miles West of Sttatford at
Loos, as if a ate ladder will almost be Dunseitb's corner. He was driving a
P"motor truck, Oiled with butter boxes,
necessary to nail this year's tax rate along the road, which eoust.itutes the
statement on the wall in many a corpora- line between Concessions 2 and 3 of
tion. Suppose the Tax Collector's Downie, and was on his way home
but a from Stratford, when the truck stall -
notice will serve the same
purpose, ed on the track and was smashed to
good share of the bot stuff always on tab splinters by the oncoming train. Ins-
et taxpaying season could be worked off mediately after the accident occurred,
Dr. J, P. Rankin, Stratford was sent
by earlier aequaintauce with the official for. Thr body was found to be badly
annonneemeats, mangled, the skull being broken show-
ing that death had been insteu-
i taueous. The body was found about
MANAGER. SAvtss, o1 the Weekly Press : 130 feet from the (tack, where it had
Association, states there are now 500 ' been thrown by the tremendous
memt•ers on the roll and prospects goud l impart of the collis103). Practically
for increases. Past .few years have not nothing was left of lite car. The
beep very easy sailing for newspapers +. body was' brought to Cireeuwvnd az
and man of them now rest from their V ivian's Tudertakfng Parlors, here.
y The train left Thorndale, four minutes
labors, even if their works do not follow i late, and at Moog the time of the ac -
them. Better conditions are on ahead cident wnt-1 gniug at a good speed in
p an endeavor to retake up for list time.
we bo e. t The engineer of the train was A.
x11 i Hay, and the conductor, G. Bender.
he tsuin
Wrest the necessity and desirability', continued Shortly nn itsejn 1rn yl1„ tTornriaa.
Of massing the forces of Christendom I It seems to he It disputable questiau
for a gigantic forward posh, the opposi- 1 as to whether the car stalled on the
tion threatened to Church Genion by ' track, before the approaching treiu, or
some of the Eastern Presbyterian bretb- i wbether 1lfr,t;Carter, had endeavo pd.
i 10 et 101088 311E tt'ack beful'e the
ren, after all the consideration and dis- train arrived, A fanner, whn witnes-
cussion of thepast, marks x trifle of a'-; sed the accident, declares this latter
tempts at insurrection. It don't stoke 1 to be the ease. An inquest was open -
us Ise a movement likely to do mach . ed this evettiug at Mapiegrove Cheese
Ran -
more (Tau cause the unsettlin of condi- ,, Factory. at 7 p. ut., with Coroner Ran-
kin presiding tonight, A jury was
tions and plans fornarrying 00 the cam- imp13nelled this morning 3(131 the re-
paigns expected. Pro bona publico, mains viewed in the undertaking par-
_,�„^� lors 01 Greenwood & Vivian. The
following cotnpose the jury, whn wilt
Como to the desih of Lieutenant- , meet tonight at the preliminary in -
Governor Clarke n new appointment bas quest t ldegars, Sate, King, Geo, Gihhs,
Imbert Baxter, Geo, Pike, Gen, Aitch -
been made oy piecing Ltent.-Col. H.
Cocksbutt, Brantford, in the big house
in Toronto. Appoio'ee was born
in Brnnlford s3 years ago, bas
been Mayor sud is a defeated Conserva-
tive candidate. He is President of the
Cockshnt Plow Co. and holds other im
portant posts. Organised ersth Balta-
1loa during the great war but did not
see Active service.
Wmt'u party in the Dominion Elec-
tion corning contest Is to represent the
ranee of Canadian Prohibitiou in the
'lest sense of carrying out the oft ex-
pressed conviction of the electorate ?
Nobotly yet appears to have acercely
given the question a nod of recognitioo.
Temperance folk sbould, see there is no
tiefaultiug es "a birdin the band is
Worth 2 in the bosh rw Lady voters
hboultl check up delinquent nominees
anti do it now,
Penn, Robert Atebison, Tom Noyes,
Fred Dunseltb Fraser Gibb The lata
SIr. Carter had, with his brother, H.
Carter, ennducted the Mapie Grove
Cheese Factory for a eonsidennble
number of years, He wits widely
known throughout the district in
which he lived and in Stratford, His
untimely and tragic death witibedeep-
ly regretted by all with whom he came
fit contact. Besides his wife, the late
Dir. Carter leaves six children 1 Mur-
iel, Robert, Clifford, 1felvin, Harry
and William. He was 37 years of age.
Bumper crop of corn at Cromarty
locality,
Monkton betel has been bought by
Peter Schroeder, Stratford.
100 students at Stratford Normal
School, 25 are males, an 11nn8nal 00-
etrr(etlee,
$10 and costs was imposed on Ft•ed.
Taylor, l'idbbeet township,101 driving
a car while dunk,
Barrister 'Tbomson, Dfitebeil, and
.la, B. Proudlove, Toronto, have farm-
ed partuerellip is former place,
Ta ionto
Wren* Takes Big Task
Varlet' title headiyg, lu:ct'ulpanied by
aum3 httt
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tittle apoH31A d in 10 lay'sZoom()
Globe otSept,5111, .unutrn,ng
D. Wren, B. II., it fo'ule'r. Well known
McLlsodlst pitst01, of Brussels 1 -
Leaders of irulilstry fn the vols tiny
wire., sten who served their fellowmen
in every rrttnstetion of busilteas,
"SuOepes ao Cha Oknueoll @hoar(1 1103
he lllett.utill by monetary contribu-
tion," continued Ilse preneher, ".0on-
REV. D. WREN, 13. D.
The greatest architect of a down-
town Church was slanted Wren, foe
he built the greatest downtown church
in the 111111sh Empire—St, Paul's i
Cathedral, London. Toronto has Re-
quired a new dnwntow's preacher of
the same name, Rev. 'David Ween,
who has set llttnself the task of re-
building the historic Elm Stteet Meth,
odist. Church and making it the great-
est
reatest 110 IVO WW1) Clause in 1'ot'Onto,
'rhe rehnilding work was begun in
real earnest yesterday, and last even-
ing the new pastor delivered a stirring
message to a large congregation, 3 i
a GIFTED PREACHER
Mr, Wren is a preireher with the
vision, the message of a prophet anti
the gift of stirring ortttnty. In hie
sermon last evening he set before his
congregation the gnestinn t "What
would happen if 50,000 nope in Toronto
began to serve the Lord ?"
He said that a new word had been
coined in the twentieth century—the
wird "Seav'ce." Ther e. was a time
when talent and goodness walked in
separate paths, but they had now been
brought together. Siateamanship
ennld no longer be the title of men
wile lived by patronage, but was the
crowning title, of men who set red
their counts y 'for the public good.
gregatioual standing should be meas•
erred by the number of communicants
who are willing to serve. If 50,000
men in Toronto began to serve the
the Lnt•d we would have a Church
trausfg},ured and a community lrlurs-
fnrmed. The test of today is the teat
of service and the final test of charac-
ter is a man's relationship to God.
Any tell3iou is better then/3010131011
at all, but the highest religion is that
3vhleh produces the beet type of man,
that sets the standard of the elan
Christ Jesus' fpr men to live up to."
MODERN NE1D6
Me. iVlen went on to say that the
eritirisul against the Church te.day
was that it did not dietnrb men, that
the multitude was uninfluenced. Men
were asking "Where is the Christ ?"
The man ou the street wants to tee
Christianity in action. They want to
see the Christ reproduced in the lives
of Christians, in business, domestic
and social affairs. Can we make men
ask. "Mat went ye out for to see 7"
Before there can he any revivals there
must be a heightening of the life and
the glorification of the saints. ♦Ve
must have Olen of holy aspirations,
who have a flash of the Dirite ideal to
catty out the purpose and program of
God in their daily lives.
Chatty tatter from S. N. Scott,
Now of London,
DEAR FRtw.. n Roots :—
I have been intending for scene time
to drop you a line expresslug toy ap-
preciatiuu of your references to otlr
school successes and also of your
weekly letter labelled TRE BACSSTLs
POST. 'We art- still eo lunch more
Brus.elites titan L'nttionets' ur any-
others' that our chief Interest in news
yet eentere 1n the tillage' of Maples,
You may transplant a man bodily
with his poeseeasiun3, 1n a tiny hot the
pi ()eves of 3) tnsferiil g hse effert1nns
and i1tet•eet'r 1+ a Chi g uf-•,,.wtb,
mast he gradually ate 11,pii-l,et1.
Yon are perhaps aware that I spent
the gteatl'l plot of thoi holidays play-
ing at 3.'ldiering oil t`tri?l.g li.'lghts.
14—meted upon the con,,.. solely for
the physical Jle relia+ tli,st teloht be
detived wad I Ifni certainly well pleas-
ed with the restate. In .Kite of the
excessive heat of the fleet two weeks
1 never u•as erupt•ye(1 at anything
that WAS ae rnndncive to physical well
being. We Tori just the ,111',' nlixtnre
of stodyooleeturel tend 1.2,:"1 Ci -e 10
develop healthy ,tppelitr tut food,
play cud sleep. Our Immo at a. In)
to 4 p. to 3 terabits tic to tied re-
creation in tenni., 1.;1.i13:11, 111.1"ling
etc, We itad earn ST edneeday and
Saturday afternoons (.tf thus furn11.h-
fog the arra5ir.n for In 1115 plenies to
Springbank told PI,11 Stanley, If you
kpew of anyone etltr.•tii Olson nerves
lass of appetite or beet Ionia, you ran
use my [mute im a+•uriOg them of a
permanent envie if they pot in ,six
weeks "103 ming fonts'- ttgill a rifle
neer the sh0u'der sandal the breezes
at Ceiling 13e:ghts.
There were fifty -lusty Outarin teach-
ers rib High and Ptih;ie Subs -14 tong-
ing in ogee from t + eta y 3111 eixty-to u
years. The 3131331 ly gent !emelt sperm ti
to derive ire mewl, hrnrtil as any, One
titan its the neighborhood ,od t s•xty who
has charge ,'f one of ()mashie hest
High School., told me, a few doe's lee -
tore the emu tie Mo...a, that hr felt
twenty year,: emieso 1. We f.'nnd .it
a bit etraug„ at fir.1 being Calked to
in a langnnge nod treseoe+ we would
scarcely date use tl+tvailt tial. most re-
ralitean1t eeiseo1 lilts 1 tltitsk many
teaching will go bark to their schools
this September w»h a greet deal aloes e,
with the re)nat'ks, "Its absolutely
simple" "Perfectly obvious" "Nothing
could be easier," Even the prover-
bial 'log' off which it is supposed to be
so easy to fall was rolled about quite
promiscuously.
One of the most pleasing features
was our &senciotinll with the officers
and N. C. 0 'e of the Royal Canadian
Regiment, under whose supervision
the comr:e was marled on. Every-
thing that could be done to contribute
fta
to our comfort, enjoyment andwoes-effected-
riency woes -effected by them. Crit-
icisms and suggestions were invited.
and when deemed advisable, acted
upon. On and off the parade ground
it was a seal pleasure to be associated
with them, The mutual pleasure of
our -relationship. during the six weeks
found expression in a banquet at
W ong's Cafe a few nights before the
wino up at which the Officers, Instr te'
tors, Examining Board and N. C. O,'s
were our [attests. -Yon may have
uodced write-ups in the London
papers which gave some indication of
ale gond fellowship, wit and humour
that the nceasion brought forth.
$nine real talent was unearthed.(.V e
were unanimous in wishing Gnat1331
advanced course could be arranged
foe next Lear.
It is only now as the hour for re•
n35Pning of school approaches that I
realize that I have severed connections
with Brncsels. I ft contently find my-
self making plans for work in the
same mureuildings and under the
seine eonttilinns ne I have beets doing
for ten years past. When it gets this
time of the Summer you find yourself
if a teacher, lookilig fnrward to greets
ing tamiliarfoxes. This year, for toe,
It. army will bo an ary or strange feces,
But thele is this comforting thought
that in the mass children are vero.
trowels the same the world over and I
shall doubtless meet agent manly that
I have known under different nausea.
Nevertheless I shall by still greatly
pleased 1n flee a large Attendance at
13. C, S. and shall peruse this monthly
po
rerts with as 515311311 interest as of
yore. I sincerely hope the new staff
and the students may have a success
ful happy Beholdyear.
I hear that Tootle is still as popular
a. early in the season, especially
Th nridays.
Greatly enj,lyed the account of yntlr
'Western trip and was Amoy when it
ended—whirls is sumoI am eure thanyou can truthfully any of -this lengthy
mote patiemre and 1.y tnll:311ii 1..01. 51(1 Anytime you are in Lnndnn be 5(110
the 'dullard. es a test!) ' 1 their own you find time to look me up at the
experielnees this Sotnmwr. le was a31,iless von pa.tp nn the weekly
very atuueing :what h"nntiet. could edition of Hot—Seta—St POST. Best re.
gards to Nits. hen and to the party
named in the mitigation, from Mrs,
Scott and Ytnitsnit' ncetrtp,
3 Sco'rr
Colliugwood, Aug. 31e1, 11121,
be made by really mtr,hgr'ut mea of
mature yeal1. 1 3h,.lrghl 11113(17 l imee
what idols might base- been shattered
and what ynnthfdl dee: es for revenge
gati1Red ifail the pupils in the fifty -
tour schools rnnll hay*• been rented
about the parade ground during drill
hours. 3f13ny of us felt that rip were
getting our own brink oath il.lrties
when the vnrinus inattnrtnte would
meeface or conclude their. explanations
s
2nd crop raspberries at 6fitchell.
10 prizes captured at Toronto Fair
by R. Mott, 11iteIsol1, for fantail pig-
eons.
4'Stricter Observance pf Hotel
Regulations Will be Required
Board of License.'
Corimis fa0.
cN
s
G
ails Attention n
t
ONeed of,O
bs
e
r
vance of Simple Rules for Ciiinfort andSecurity of the
,Public—Hotel Resisters, Cold Water, Locks on i:1oors, Candles
1
in Rooms, Essential,
Stricter observance of the Standard
Hotel Regulations is urged in a elrcu-
lar addressed to license inspectors and
stalidards hotel, licensees by the Hoard
Of License Commissioners for Ontario.
Particular attention is called regulat-
ion 7, This section refers t6 registers
and it is pointed out that that Is an es-
sentlal feature in a motel and. might be
required in court to prove a person's
whereabouts.
The circular continues as follow11
Reg. 7 re pure cold drinking water,
an ordinary accontodetlou indicative of
thoughtfulness for guests. In case of
municipal waterworks,..a tap etc. con-
veniently placed would be satisfactory.
Reg. 9. re secure inner bolt on doors
front guests roost, etc. This is impor-
tant. Complaints have come front wo-
men of insecurity from neglect of this
and men also have reasons sometimes
to be uneasy.
Posting of Rates
Reg, 10, re posting of rates on Inn-
er side of all main and guests room
doors. This recognizes right of guests
to known precisely the scale on which
he is charged. It is good hotel usage
and inexpensive; Compliances can be
made by means of neatly written type-
written or printed cards, tacked to the
lnnerside of door.
Reg, f2, portion re candle in bed-
room. An instance has been cited py a
travellor, of a small town where electric
supply ceases at midnight where he had
in order to catch an early morning halo
to rise and dress in the dark and with
difficulty grope his way out of the hotel
Other conditions Inas arise such as sud
den sickness. Where lighting service is
efficient and interruptions, rare, it
would suffice if hotel had candles con-
ventient for distribution in case of need
always havingthought for epecial cas-
es, The example cited could have been
avoided by ordinary care.
Regulations -`Binding.
In closing the circulars read as foil -
Rheumatism?
Or Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago?
The remedy is simple, inexpen.
sive, easily taken and harmless,
Templeton's
Rheumatic Capsules
Your druggist will supply your
Write for free trial to Temple -
totes, 56 Colborne St., Toronto..
Sold by Jas. roe,
ovist The regulations are binding but
,the hoard calls attention to those which
it llas reason to think have been Most
I neglected,'Attention to these is inslst
ed upon. Net one is onerous, all are
simply good hotel usage, and neglig-
ence cannot butbe taken as indicating
poor management.
Complaints have been made of ex-
cessive rate charges, accompanying
poor servlce' and accommodation. In
view of the declining cost of articles of
food and other hotel necessaries, im-
l:provenlent herein is looked for and in-
' spectors are -asked to be observant on
(h
t ese points and make due report to
`r the Board. if a hotel does.not enjoy the
good will of reasonable symptom. In-
efficient or shabby servlet does not
comport with high charges.
This circular is sent to inspectors
and to Standard licenses. Licenses
who have been negligent may sive
themselves and Inspectors trouble by
immediately making up for such.
The circular also requests a report
upon hotels which fail to comply with
the regulations, particularly those men-
tioned, it being in contemplation to
concell licenses where non-comptiallce
sontitmes,
Chautauqua in Alaska,
n 1920 there were 8,581 Chautau'
quas held on this continent, 891 of
rfr
them being in Canada alone; 1,463,-
750 different people attended the Can-
adian Chautauqua programs, while 'over
trine nt11110n attended 111 the United
States: Cdhautauquas Ire now conttucl-
edin all I:n
ist-spCaking comrades ex -
sept South Africa, lhey,arafield hi Al-
aska lout also in New Zealand, 'being
probably the biggest success in any
part Of the world in the latter place.
Auctiarl, ,,,,4444.4
/1:Ut11ti10'1tdId15 01 PAI4(r81rork, Tat:
1 t 1 Mr itTe, k0IINIRn)te, Sen. -14. teWltlk-
ar,
All aIu00Hr, bps b- toL' estrtroted bathe Mt -
dons pull tcsall by PublicAuution at zv;y.l:ntn
33 ase ,-ou 1, steeds, on Wednesday, (151 5th,
et-1.uoli,ek Attu c. the foltowhla valuable
trap, sty ,—c heavy draft horse 0 ;ones old, 1
hooey 1, eft west* 0 years old. tltasy drat;
21221'22, 1 W8 Old, t heavy draft alis rlYhtg s
ye,„ x, t 3)0135 )1)11'l'3 horse 11 years old, I cow
s0p(,0' 31 t0 N Oy6 one its, 1 cow supposed to
sews Afar. 18, 1005 supposed 30 salve Mar. 20,
1 cow s,ppoatd.tr, entre Ater, 20, 1 farrow pow
nullJul., 5 helrn)8 ri.,ina 2 sears, 2 ettot•a risln4
2ri is 13 -piing °elves. 11401V due to Carrow
;901 7 1 so (Vt (('333 1i 1,111 et foot ready 10 Wean,
Ito Y ,rit hug 14 months -old, a 11lz,
"find
2 n.z spring pullets, 2lleeao lent
gander, Nns+eyHscrim binder, truck, ,heaf-
, 5,1 a trod I•('nr, luau nosy,.. Deer Log mower
51.42, eat a• w, Alassoy•rlersis 15-nisedrlll new,
ymitv,h,tone plow pow, lileury No. 21 8iogle
pods, due harrow, loft, hey Ta(tH nearly new,
1.514--16 21,223022 a, tut 7,ip solt•ar, ltou111cr, wag.
Il end box, aft of slelehs. cutternew, top
buggy d16 Huy rack 'n3w, tanning W111,204003
lead, 3,,h.1'b.,r,, W 111w, 2 turnip pulpors (I
nowt set 2.'W In Reales new, London gnu en -
gnu 0 ht I ,0, uiat,ut1 cream eeparetor nearly
nen et d.•3We Immo* brass mounted nearly
now, set plow hx nt,sa, vet of 31531)e. Barnes(
xi d numerous Other articles ; 4139 ltuo oats,
'Oebux, barky. 10 hoe, tlaektvhe83. le tons of
timothy bey, 2 tons clover hay, 4lona tweet
davit• hey, 10 t WIN Dat hay, 114 acres fodder
corn, 1 acre mang 4ds,e sores turnips, I Jewel
ratan hector, 1 2•burner all stove, 1 1(03251
Jen rl 11251•.)1'(51315 new, 1 eomplet0 bedroom
salts, iron 1551 and 222221h,g3 double bed. 0kit.
rhea Hems. Onto, churn. largo kitohsn table,
1'1,0,0134 look stays, Oemall bedroom and par-
lor titbits -• we.h,tauds, kilehen cupboard, 2
bedroom toilet orae, number of lamps, quantity
f 2441es, ,..,'un, e, Hnd other household Artie.
Ire. na,c allI cot reserve as 4110 prop/ /atop
has sold Al- feria. 'f•ernis—runts of 4550 aid
render rnelt) user (51201 amount 12 months
er'dttplvea en tarnishing apprpved joint
Lutea. 8 p('1 1erlt t,tt 10r rlph 021 credit a-
mHunta, F. 33. kissTlg,
Proprietor.
p R —sale will positively start at) o'clock
as there l0 a lot arsenals t0 bedpan,
Just Received
A New Stock of
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Very Best Goods and Most Reasonable
in Price.
See them before you order.
SAVE - MONEY - BY - CALLING
Joe Schwadron
Win
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Winnipeg Beach, 50 miles from
Winnipeg, is an ideal summer resort.
Thousands of Winnipeg folks and
folks from Central Canada spend
their summer, vacation • there,
The piehie g1'oltnds are ideal,
sheltered no they arc with beautiful
trees, and equipj(td with tables frit
serving mettle,with slot and coli
water. Availabe , at all times. The
grounds are taia out in such a man-
ner as to be :able to take care of
every ontdoee gable, with roped eh'
ribatttes for loot races, baseball dig.
Rrinnipeg Beach, Manitoba,
mond, etc,
The Beach is one of tate hest and
safest In North Western Canaria:
commodious and modernly equipped
bath -houses, operated by canrtcous
attebdants; row•l nuts, cantles, atld
motor boats 3.3'33 for hire at moon,.
able priers. Tier t'afe and liinJlress
Hotel is Ibis year tn.der the manage
Meta of kir, G. SU Trnylnr, formerly
of the lintel Chnnlbet•lain of Old
Point ('ontfort, lrirgtilin, anti he is
prepared to eater to p131111)3 of any
?Izc and submit menues for approval
upon request.
Attractions of the beach are,
Giant Roller Coaster, The Electric
1'arrouselle, Pony, Uonkey and Goat
Trask in charge of capable attend-
ants for the amusement of children;
pit'ture theatre showing fleet run
Chris, at popular prices, while the
refreshment booth are stocked with
the vory beat in soft drinks confer-
Uont+ry; eta„ aid soltl at • Winnipeg
prices. t