The Brussels Post, 1917-5-31, Page 4r•''t ,ami a. M ,,,areeeeea
tjtielteeei111 fel' 11Meeks id to tine n 0 $ , .i,1 can tette for reeve to school is a
wrlks, This is a recent change In the
>,. tete PL0vincial Health I2egelations,
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r.n''erl and
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y.
"Win the war" is the slogan, If
1<nssia cannot control her military opine -
'loos and has brokeu down .iu her share
el.' the great task, the crushing of Mill -
team is pens the less compulsory aud
the strenuous work of winning becomes
:ell the greeter task on Great Britain,
i mice and Italy; The new situation
delnaads a re organization of the allied
."orgies and vastly increases the responsl•
bitty of every British subject as well as
every American citizen. We do not re-
quire to be told what the result would
be if Prussianism won the day, How
will we measure up to the duty of the
b,iur ? Would we like to hear the boom
o cannon on Canadian 2011 or see the
snamarine menace play its part on our
1 res, rivers and frontiers ? It's so hour
tee thougbtful consideration and heroic
duly doing,
1 '1 Ir Jioutreal, ss the metropolis of
r 1 / •,ryes Province, would set a. better
rlc:unple et patriotism the probabilities
ere the l'rovince would present a better
t ere before the people. Bigotry and
tet •')•le..s will not inspire loyalty nor
1 i.t ' w writs from the world. As au in-
:l rift of the Dominion of Canaria
t.t frt+<r ""•-"ec is the "weak sistet" in present-
.; is , ; ., tribute to the Motherland in word
;,t e,• ;.:1 deed, While there is no desire to be
e.leiteary there is a limit if exceeded de-
. elite; a sharp curtailment of a re -
u t,uery elemeut, to call it by no harder
n^'+ne.
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1 ;:Alai Address to Maitland
h•..,ri •.0 01- I
met
enel
W. M. 5, Presbyterial
,1'. 1 Cy the President, Mrs. (Rev.)
A. J. Mann
'file renewing is the address
It
pre
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Voman's Missionary
c1c toot tbleitldand Presbyterial
by
1. t]tev.) Mann President, ab the
r re •: n t t'euvetltion held in Brussels
p',. >,t th. a the thitd annual meeting of
Uaitland Presbyterial of the W. M.
t;e inset, with hearts filled with
e'eee24 1iy 7i+el, giatitude to our Heavenly Path -
0., et Tile : r who bath blessed us, with all spirit-
s v ;t atland temporal blessings since last
'o „r� del met Ingather. The days have
':•t,: filled with many duties of home,
.:'1110 c•h and State pressing upon us at
eve/ y side and only as we relied upon
11;, Wisdom, His Grace and His
n. eitet- . .ei:gth have we been able to ac -
•1 ,,, :.ns fn ' ''neplieh anything that will endure.
T: u._ ::;t tr 1'',r how true are the words of Our
-easier "Without Me ye can do noth-
, cin: in leg" and with loving, reverent hearts
we would say "Not unto us, 0 Lord,
net unto us but unto Thy name give
glory for thy mercy and for thy
T. u t h's sake."
Last year our hearts were grieved
over the deficit that threatened to
1 t e• the growth and nt' n
m, 1 1 w h a0 lona ce
t g
n h. t ewe tit of our Soolety at home
and abroad. Never did Ibe work of
our hospitals, schools and evangelism
iii -0.1.1V ..,em clearer to oor hearts as we
• I. inr, irh realized what it would mean should
err t.• .,rm, there have to be retrenchment. It
71,10 end ryas our testing time and we praise
„ t ,,; (led for the rejoicing that fills our
n him hearts to -clay that He gave us the
r i , rreat victory. I•low thankful we were to
o t. 10100 of rend in our Messenger "The deficit
:;u.- eetpeete. piped cut, our responsibilities met
cct, ra
e and a surplus to begin the year's
work," Total $100,270 and surplus
17,420.00. It is indeed the Love of
('ini't coneeraiielll us and We ars
01.4(1 to note that this was not made
it1, by a few wealthy contributors but
Prean every Province, Presbyterial
Auxiliary and ,Mission Band, loving,
loyal hearts poured forth their gifts
into the treasury that the work of
(lilies might he advanced still more
rrul we are thankful that Maitland
Presbyterial stood the test and in
every department of the work there
ha4 been increased offerings, mem-
be^ship and interest.
‘Ve cannot thus tabulate what I
feel is the most important of all—the
spiritual growth in the members of
our Society, as we fen in the veryfirst
principle of our work if each year
does not find us more consecrated,
morn devoted in love to Christ and in
Arieing to be living wit
§saes of the
. Npel we are sending forth into all
tui' world, Yet, ladles, I am confl-
41 to that prayer has had a larger
111 our lives than it has ever had
h- fore—for we still meet under the
shadow and strain of this cruel war-
and as I read of the increased corn
1. hntinne I wondered if IL is because
the mothers, wives and sietere of our
elmrrh have learned in the yielding
up of their dear ones to go, and it may
be lay amen then' lives for the cause
IA 1 ight.enua11ess and liberty, for God
mot home, to realize something more
the awful price with which we
, 'e
h . lederrne(1 when clod gave up His
lly sot, to suffer and die that we
might be saved from sin. What e
c,. r
iuf,ttr
Put' hardened hearts to-d1t
y
1know, that Ourr Father wther knows
ewe pag
of suffering, for Be trod
the pathway before ue. As we fer-
vi'tetiy work and pray for our brave
a,ldiers of the Empire and her Allies
mid we trust that God Will bring
victory Le our mime, we realize
that the work of the Master's vine-
yard 01081 not be neglected Never
h fere was there such a call to men
and wnloen everywhere to cast away
from their livee worldly pvide, folly
and 2elii8h ambition and live for the
things that are worth while and make
our lives a channel of bleeeing to
ethers.
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TEE PRICE OP v1c
TORY
Until we'malce amends for standing
wrnnge
'1'o China and the Hindus by our
Nide
I"ighting for liberty, why ging the
songs
Of patt'lotlie peicle 7
Vail the Chitrob 04 01111et Milted
Ma11118
Pone -square against the shock of
aotlntleee Pooe,
And trumpets forth, to all, her, Lord's
comma lide—
The 011(1 of wee, wl10 knows
Until the trade in "drink" ie 'swept
away,
•Until we let Cht'iet break the chains
of sin,
'Until we learn to labor and 1014pray
Do we deserve to win P
0 King of Kings, Thy Kingdom come
with power ;
liumauity is seeking after Thee,
Teach us, 0 Father, 111 this stirring
hour
The price of victory.
As we read the reports from the
different departruente of work in
India, China, Formosa, Corea and the
deaf' Homeland we thank God for the
oppot'tenity that gives such a breadth
to one life. We live, nob only 111 the
community in which we dwell, blit
wherever 0r r prayers and ifs oflove
1t )y
!;
eto do the Master's work,How
arnestly we intuit uphold the Noble
men and women who represent us
there by prayer that they may re-
ceive grace and strength for their
tasks.
Oh Tliou by whom we cotne to God
The Life, the Truth, the Why,
The path of prityerThyself has trod
Lord teach us hew to pray.
They have a Soy' foul privilege that
kings may well envy -for "How beauti.
ful upon the mountains are the feet
of him that bringeth good tidings that
publisheth peace butt bringetl' good
tidings of good that publ't811eth salvrt-
Lion. "
Our foreign staff of men and tvornett
in all our Miseiou fields number 2130.
''hese represent us in the share of the
heathen world. As we read the re-
ports of our teachers, doctors and
nurses in the great warir they are do-
ing ,to alleviate the suffering of the
body and mind let us pray that they
may be able to lead the sulfering ones
t0 Jesus, the great Physician of body
and soul,
So that all may have an intelligent
understanding of the work S would
plead then the Messenger and Record
fiod a,plaee in every borne, 'There is
more value in these two magazines
than any other investment you can
mare. iThrough their letters we feel
1
personally acquainted with Lhe-twular-
eve and learn their needs.
Then the Fiume Heipels Department
is such au important branch of the
work. It makes it possible for any
woman in the church to feel she is a
this oh
t)aCt Of t a n le work. I passing
n
tv
let us note the threefold meaning of
this department. You are Bowe
Helpers in that being unable to at-
tend meetings, in your homes you
pray and give to our Missionary work.
244d these gifts go forth to lands that
do not even know the sweet, sacred
meaning of "Howe" but being
brought to Christ you are tans enab-
led theough our workers there to help
therm establish, Christian "Homes"
relieve love may reign supreme ; and
last the reflex influence comes back in
to our own lives and mtikes us better
mothers, wives and daughters and
fitted to be truer "Home builders"
here. Nut more than 80 per cent. of
the women of our chnrch are interest-
ed yet every one is needed as the fields
are white•ves nto harvest.
lar L,
Wen v have n t Auxiliary in all
lot a A l y
but two congregations, an excellent
tribute to the faithful work clone by
your past President. We tenet these
may 80011 be organized. While ;5701
mole was sent to Toronto our in-
crease in membership was only 27 and
there is a great field of oppOlLanily
there for os to interest these friends
who have not yet united with 118 iu
this Work. Our Mission Banti Seere-'
tart' has been most energetic in striv-
ing to reach the ideal, a Mission Band
in every congregation, and the trust
her labors will not be in vain. With-
in the last8 year's membelehip anti
givings have almost den bled, 111 1018
577 members $278,00 ; 1016 59S mem-
bers $499.00. We are glad to welcome
new Bands and tt•it91 many more will
follow for it is Lhe mast irnp.n•Lantde-
partmeut of our work, we must train
our boys anti girls to be the mistiinrr
cry workers of the future, Auxiliat les
should give much sympathy, andin-
terest to this work and thus enaonr-
age the leaders of our Mis5100 Bends.
The call for supplies for enc• schools
and hospitals met with a generous
response. What this means to our
busy workers on the field we ran
never know as there ate so many de-
mands upon olein and itis for 115 Ln
be faithful in keeping their storehouse
aupplied. Weremettiatoutfaithful
Secretary', lt4 a ckhart has beets
i B O
compelled to resign through ill health
r
and
HELP
. WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
Ontario Reformatory
GUELPH
oleo Mrs. McKenzie, our Treasurer,
who filled her position 86 aeoeplebly,
bot we trust they may soon be
restored to again take up work iu the
Master's vineyard.
The work of 01)1' Stranger's Secre-
tary• still w fee•u' hut i1 the
t li] new 41 et
8
lalgerceuhes itis filling .a long felt
need in welcoming the stranger he our
midst.
As we go rot ward into the ftiluie
we look to God to guide us each step
of the way. We hear a great deal
these days about thrift and economy.
Extravagenceie deilannced on every
side and yet, ludies, there is an extra-
vagance for which I would plead -let
us like Mary be wasteful in our love to
Jesus. Let us take our all and lay 11
at leis feet for It is only as we ewe -
vendee all we are and all we have L0
Him that our lives can be all that He
has meant them to be,
In closing, permit me to thunk the
members of the Executive for their
helpfulness in all platters pertaining
to the work then came before us ; the
Vice -Presidents for their fnithfulneas
in visiting the Anxiliarias allotted to
them ; aloe the different Secretaries
for so efficiently attending to the
work of their several departments.
May we go earnestly forward to fulfil
His commission "Go ye into all the
world and preach the Goepel lei every
creature,"
Meeting of Huron Co, Council
The Council of the Corporation of the Coun-
ty of Huron will meet b4 rho Council Chamber
'o • f erIot on Tu do the 5th
day o Town God ., ea y,
da - P June at 8 o'clock.
yo ,
W. LANE,
Doted May 21st, 1017• Clerk,
Two high-class Milan
Two of the highest class, most beautiful,
royally bred horses ever offered Portheoonsid-
eration of breeders in this community. In
the stud season 1917:—
Inspected and Enrolled
The Grand Circuit Ohaf rpion
ELMER DICKSON
51,220 A. T R., 2.0114 1910 race record, one of
Oho most beautiful and fastest horses ever seen
en the Grand Circuit, - Elmer Dickson went
the third mile nt Colombo% Ohio, In 2.06, with
the last 11011 In one. minute In 1010 we is bred
in the purple with shote horse finish. will
stand thisaonson at his own stnblentMyth, .ex-
cepting on Thursday afternoon he. will 0o to
Swartz's Hotel, Winghatn, for night ; Pridny,
to Hall's Hotel, Blnevaie, for noon, and Central
Hotel, Brussels, for nicht ; Saturday home to
his own etnble ter noon where he will remain
until the following Thursday 0180, noon.
Inspected and Enrolled
IKE MED1UMVt
"L 2unbeaten q iso.
it-
o ,need T. R., the show o
tee nerd be roto of Ike Medium/et everyone s
brad
horn or heard of him. BeH0 horse.
„champion
horse and p end
breeding,
hoar, lurch errs
etempy1, speed and with
1,is nod remarkable is
charooteris i s. to with leis ewn rsn barn at
characteristics. s, Ho will love his own harp at
Blyth Monday morning and proceed to Peffer's
Hotel, Auburn, for noon, then to Smith's Tull.
ler nicht ; Tuesday to Colborne lintel, Gode-
rich, where lie will remain until Wednesday
morning ; dov to Del. Ge diner's, E'ol-
mosville, Porr noon, .then to Grtiimm s Hotel,
Olin Ern, for night ; Thursday home to his olvn
stalewlegBlyth where he will remain until (01' the
following Monday morning. Write for bill
and fufthhor information. Phone 112,
THOMAS J, CO 9 hh 0nt.
ATTRACTIVE PRINCE
W. J. COOPER,
Proprietor
Enrolment No. 6022, Form I
010NDAY—Wil( leave home, Lot 110, Con. 10,
Grey, 81411 0 East and North 1 c Jos. Donald -
son's, Dime, for neon ; then South and West
to Raseell I11ddle'e, Con, 14, Elton, for night.
TUE4DAY—South and West to Luke Spelt,
an's,18th Con. Grey,for noon ; thou West and
North to Jacob Long's, Oranhrook, for night.
WEDNESDAY—West to Thos. Miller's 801
Line Morris, for noon ; then North and Bast
to Central Hotel, Brussels, for night.
THURSDAY - North end East to Adnm
Tnrnbull's, 8th Line Grey, for n0071 : then
Heat and South to his own stable for night.
PLLDAY—North end Bast to John Helbine'e,
Con, 2, Grey, for noon ; then North rued Bast
to R�ohnWalker's, Elmo and Wallace henna"
erg, g
SATUt1DA'Y—Southo4(1 West to
for noon{ then to his own stable wherehe will
remain until the following Monday.
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Oomooratlo Nature of North Bay Con,
Democracy for men and women with
an opportunity for presenting their
views on public questi0u5, was the
outstanding oharaeteristio of the
Northern Ontario Liberal Conterenoe
held In North Bay. A- numberofim-
portant matters of particular interest
to the North i oun were introduced
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by delegates and debated vigorously,
A number of public' men, including
Newton Rowell, the Hon, Rodolphe
Lemieux, Hon. Geo, P, Graham Sam.
Garter, M.P.P, aid S. Mame,ivi.P.P»
were present and gave excellent
s 'Ocahes, hut the fullest opportunity
war; also given private °Etiiens who
ailed themselves of the thence to
eeerese their views.
The appointment of a non-political
and independent Food Controller was
wbly urged by a group of delegates
and a resolution to this effect was oar-'
elect nnanlmously and enthuelastieal•
ly. That pensions of disabled officers
and mien in the Canadian Army should
be equalized, was another resolution
passed. The Government's method of
spending iooney for colonization roads
411 New Ontario was condemned. The
expenditure of the money, the confer..
once felt, should be controlled by the
municipalities and not by party work -
ere. It was contended also that legis•
!anon should be introduced to enable
the Hydro Electric Commission to d'e.
velop Northern Ontario water powers
without application from muuicipal nn
ganlealions.- Encouragement by the
Government .of prospecting and de.
tee -or -Mg of mineral lands with the
building of a 0041,0015 smelter for
smaller holders, was advocated and
also the construction of observation
towersalld the exclusive
amP3lo'ment.
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of expert fire rangers. Mr. Lemieux,
Mr. Graham and Mr. Rowellall urged,
in this time of crisis, the necessity or
concerted action by all Canadians, 11=
respective of racial origin, in the fur-
therance of the war, Attempts to
cause internal divisions at this time,
were deplored, "What Cauada needs
at the present moment," said Mr,
Lemieux during the course of en eke
Quant speech, "ie a leader who can '
lead, and an Honest Government." Mr.
Graham complained of the failure of
Sir Robert Borden in the critical
times of the war to take into consulta•
tion Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Mr..Rowell,
in addition to discussing the war,
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Women speakers of front -rank ghil-
lie, aro being unearthed at almost
every Liberal 01051 og held these days
in Ontario. The latest discovery is
14Irs, George S. Souter, President of
the Women's Liberal Club .of. North
Bay. At the banquet in connection
with the Liberal Conference held in
that town, Mrs. Soutar, in competition
with outstanding men of the Liberal
Party with years of training in public
speaking, measured up to the highest
standard and made what was acknowl-
edged to be the speech of the evening
Mrs. Soutar in a clear-cut style, arae
from affectation either of nervousness
or of bravado, sounded a clarion call
for clean politics and competent vigor-
ous government. "So long as the Lib-
eral Party," she said, "lines up for
good government, you will have the
loyal support of all the Liberal women
In our .district and of nla4.y a good
Conservative, too." "The womeu of
Ontario," she continued, "are not go-
ing to poll an illiterate vote. In New
Ontario we women are going to study
and etudy bard along. the linea of good,
clean government, and 1 tell you we
women will get the good clean gov.
erlhment we demand. 1t used to bo
rigid that women did not have time to
take an Interest in public affairs, but
with. the Coming of the war w0 have
discovered that many of the matters
which claimed our attention r
were
ace(1lo88 and useless and that for real
public service we can and we must
secure the necessary time,"
Fully half of those present at the
North Bay banquet wore women, some
of whom came in train quite distant
points in the North.
jNOTES: OF THE WEEK
Sir William Hearst spoke on "The
machinery of Provincial a Goverment,"
at' nv i
Gn oLaL on Hall. all. Siri
W lltatn
gate an historical survey of provincial
h11: er'y from the time of the Treaty
of Parts, and pointed out the distribu-
tion of power between li'ederal and
Provincial Governments.
Dc inucietion of war time racing was
made by Rev, J. W. Atken8, of the
Motropolltan Methodist °aurah, To,
route, "It is a ecan4aloua thing' he
said, "that tate Ontario Government re-
cently limed another Ilconae inereaso,
frig this sin of gambling,"
Mr, Newton Rowell at the North
13ay Canadian Club, urged the forum -
tion of a war eabin.et for the Detain.
ion,
Sir Adam Beck is Inclined to think
that the Government would be Jue11,.
iced in electrifying at least the main
!lues of the Grand Trunk and the
Canadian Northern 11 they take them
over, Ho says that electrifloatfon of
steam raiiweye le the United. States
le pxoceeiling rapt41v.
The undersigned will keep Ter service on Lot
21, Conn 10, Grey, a thoro'-bred Yorkehi1e bog.
Terms, a1 00, to be paid at time of service with
privilege or rDONALDYMoT A GOA HT.
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CUMBERLAND GEM
18878 (18980) Enrolment No. 1007
Inspected and Approved,
JOHN J. McGAVIN, Prop.
This well bred horsewill stand for eerviee
during the118001115900m iat his own. stables,
Leadbury, Dot 22, Con. 18,.MoKlilop.
Executor's Sale
For the purpose of winding up the estate of
the tote 70110 BRllant •ne 111e lands and ()P.m.
ises,
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ise(, situate in the Village or Ora,rbrgok, enn-
teining some 10 soles of lend and upon wihiolt
there is erected n comfortable frame hoo,e
and frame barn areoffered for e t,
n o ad n sole, Pull
yynrtlautars and terms of eine wilt be made
known upon appllcntionto the Exegutor, An.
Nicely Heymann, Oronbrobk, or the under.
signed. W. hl. SINCLAIR,
40-11 Bolioitor for tho Executor.
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COMPORTABLE ROUSE AND LOT POR
YAta1,--Good well and cistern, fruit trees,
&c, Also 0acre.. in corporation with large
stable and drilled well. For further particu-
lars as to price, terms, &o„ apply to Tu5 Poem,
Brussels. . ..
For Sale
2801 pores or fare, lends in the Township
of Morris, adjoining the Village or Brussels, in
one field, !! i gravel Ile T2 1 Therein n oast 1 t ve6 it if open-
ed.
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and e, from 2 to 8 verves, It has been tented
and enough of (er the n thane to er of aly the town
0urlvirnit foueoastquarttroYu centore
0 bog oton rnberrythe rallw sy goettten
; 1 tot on
also
yGeorgeprivate street,
neer the rthe river
Mellon ; also
my pprivate 81111 residence nn treets, bank, crther
Of William and yAlbert a undersigned
Poe further
po•8enbhrs apply to the undersigned E his
residonels J. LECSIE.
Brussels, 16th Naro11,1fg7.
Farms for Sale
The undersigned offers for"solo his line IRO
nave fe1m, being Lot 19, end pnrt of Lot 10,
Con, 0. end 80 neves on but 7, Cnn, 2, Township
Of Grey, Baron County. On the former 1s n
good brick house, extra good barn, 00 x100 feet
all cemented rod water installed, acre in or-
chard, i&a 80 acres la ehiefly bosh. Also 100
acres, being 1.ot 12 Con. 0, in sante toW.nship
12 acres of extra gond Nall wheat and over 40
nitres plowed. Both farms in good condition.
Per further partioulrrs as to prices, terms and
conditions, apply on the »remises or write
TORN JAOB'SON,
Telephone14010, Ethel P. 0.
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