No preview available
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1911-11-23, Page 8Don't Have i New a Cold Papethrries At1east if you get one don't keep it. ' Cure yourself Tay taking a bottle or Blood Boot Cough Cure -the Best Cottgh Cure - A Sure, Safe and Pleasant Remedy Hes remarkable healing properties, Keep a bottle on hand and start taking it when the firet symptoms of a cold appear. It may save you. from having a protracted cough. Ask fpr our Blood Root Cough Cure -Large bottle 251. Menthol Cough Drops d u h Loe Chloro yno Oo z g; ngors Within the last few days we helm received a large shipment of Hata Papeteries. A good many of these have Helly design or other dee- oration suitable for Christmas, And right'here, there is Nothing Better for a Christmas Cift than 11 pretty box of Writing Paper and Envelopes. This as a present has grown In popularity for some seasons and this year promises to be more in demand than ever. They range in price, from r5e to $2,00. Our 2Sc Line 1e a Winner. See Window Display. The Stare F. R. DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. IlTH gam'. Ban glans READ the clubbing offer of THE PosT. 20 csers gets THE PosT up to January 1st 19I2. ANOTHER wedding is mooted, Brussels supplies the bride. HUaore Co. Council will convene in Goderich on Tuesday, December 5th at 3 o'clock. KEEP December I2th clear for the Firth Concert in Brussels Town Hall. Talent is excellent. SUGAR beets, baled hay and other products were on the shipping list at the Grand Trunk Railway this week. Tore Canadian Jubilee singers will visit Brussels on Wednesday December loth, They are well worth hearing. DONT forget the Firth Co. Concert in Brussels Town Hall on December 12th, Watch out for the bills and hangers. MONTHLY Horse Fair in Brussels on Thursday. November loth, and will be continued each month troth Spring ar. rives, The regular monthly meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held on Friday afternoon Nov. 27th at 3 o'clock in the Public Library. SEVERAL of the men who were work- ing on the new skating rink here have gone to Mitchell to lend a hand where the same proprietors have another con- tract. 'Vms polling places for the Provincial Election in 'Brussels will be the, Town Hall, J. J. ;Brussels shop and George Birt's residence. Date is December 11th. A RAID was made on the poultry house of Geo. Edwards one night last week and several fowl and a deck stol- en. The headless body of one of the former was found on Mill' street West of the Public Library. Clue may yet be secured that may bring the guilty ones to justice. JUBILEE SINGERS.- Be sure you hear the Canadian jubilee Singers, Wednes- day evening, December 2oth. They give a choice selection of solos, duets, quartettes and choruses. Their singing is soul -stirring ; their fun delightful, clean and wholesome. Come and hear them sing the Old Plantation songs. Tickets may be had and seats reserved at Fox's drug store. Tickets 25 and 35 cents. SOLD oUT IN CLINTON,-- The New Era of last week says :--"On Monday of this week G. L. Walker sold out his livery business to Hiram Hill, of town, who took possession at once. Mr. Walker wishes to thank the citizens of Clinton, through the New Era for their patronage during the five years he has been in business and hopes it may con- tinue with the new proprietor, Mr. Walker will remain in town for the time being as he is undecided where he will locate." Mr. Walker was a former resident of Brussels and we would not object to have bin come back, SALT BLOCK BOUGHT. -Alfred Backer, of Brussels, has purchased the Ransford salt block also the 14 or more acres ad- joining and belonging to the works. The purchaser is at present making in- quiries as to getting the well clear of the obstruction and may arrange to get the industry going. There was many a thousand barrel and sack of prime salt shipped from this block since its open- ing by the late F. C. Rogers and we dare say as good a product as ever may be secured for many years to come. The distance from the G. '1'. R. necessi- tates a long haul of both salt and coal but this may be obviated by putting up a block alongside the railway and piping the brine to it. We wish Mr. Baeker success in his enterprise and hope the forthcoming revenue may be larger than ever from the saline sub- stance found in all its purity, MUNICIPAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT, - The time for getting out municipal financial .statements, which is always limited enough, being between De- cember 15th and nomination day, which ca.is the last Mouday in December, is cur- 'ailed by at least three days this year by ^son of Christmas falling on the last tear, and the Rev' y#'","�yair'7""' 14.- V. 4. 4, HowrcKMutual Board will meet Sat- urday of this week in connection with their reviler monthly meeting. JNG. KERNEY has .fitted up a private office in connection with the Express office that will add materially to the convenience of doing business in the various lines represented by him GONE TO HAAli1.Tow.- Chas, Richards left this week for Hamilton where he will take up draughtsman's work. He should do well at it as he has natural aptitude for anything in that line. We wish him the best of success, Miss Laura Bateman will take Charlie's place in the shoe store of I. C, Richards, HOCKEY.- What about organizing a Hockey team in town for this Winter ? League schedules are being arranged and if Brussels is to be represeuted it is time a move was made. The rink will soon be ready for flooding so that prac- tice could begin as soon as ice was ready. There are some lively puck ebasers in Brussels and the way to develop new blood is to get a team in shape, -o- STOVE WooD WANTED. -12 cords of green body wood, 14 inches long. Apply to John Hunter, Brussels, P. 0. 51. A NUamoa of barrels of good cooking apples for sale. GEO. THOMSON. 20.2* 14 -horse power portable engine for sale cheap. Easy to run and in good repair. GEO. BARKr.EY, Brussels. EGGS 27c PER DOZEN.- Now is th% time to feed ground bone which is the best known producer of eggs. For sale by BAERER BROS, MONEY FOUND -Owner may have same by proving property and paying for this notice. JAMES Fox, Druggist. POULTaT,-AS the glut in the poultry mar- ket, oommon to Thanksgiving time, is now clear persons having poultry for sale should ascertain prices by calling Rural Telephone No. 88, Brussels. Ty your saws do not out fast and easy call on or write T. MGGREGoa, Brussels. HOUSE and lot, eligibly situated in Brussels, for sale or to rent. Further particulars may be obtained from Mrs. R. Dark, or Dr. Holmes, APPRENTIOE WANTED. -A bright girl or 1405 wanted at TEE PosT to learn the printing business. One who has passed the Entrance Examination. preferred Apply at THE POST. FOR $ALE OR TO RENT.-HOnse and lot on Turnberry street, Brussele, belonging to Thos. Nicholls. The 50 acre farm being W Lot 2, Con. 12, Grey, is also offered for sate. For fur- ther particulars apply to A. F. Stewart, Brits. eels south. -0- REV, MR. ANDREWS DEAD. -RFV, G. W. Andrews, B. A., who three years ago was superannuated by the Methodist church, died Tuesday afternoon at Aylmer. The deceased who was in his sixty-first year had been suffering for some time past from paralysis. Rev. Mr, Andrews was well known in West- ern Ontario, where he bad held many charges, He is survived by a wife and two daughters, Mrs. Hicks, of 'Toronto, and Miss Andrews at bome. Rev. J. W. Andrews, of Fordwich, is a brother. Rev. Mr. Andrews lived in Brussels at one time, DIED SUDDENLY. -W. H. Gilpin, druggist at Scotland, was found dead in his store Monday morning, when friends became alarmed owing to the store not being opened as usual. Mr. Gilpin lived alone. When found he had been dead several hours. He ap- peared to be in the best of health late Saturday night, Relatives of St. Marys, Wiarton and Brussels were summoned Deceased was a brother to J. J. Gilpin, of town. His wife died some years ago. She was a Miss Meghan, of St. Marys. 'They had no family. Mr. Gilpin lived in London for a number of years and was widely known. He was born In Blanshard township, Perth Co, BUa1NEss MEN MEET. -At a meeting called by the Reeve, and held in the Council Chamber, on the evening of Friday 17th inst., a committee of is of the leading business men was appointed to look after the business interests of the village. Committee met on Mon day evening when some important matters.in connection with manufactur- ing were discussed but not finally de- cided and the committee meets again on Monday evening, 27th inst, at 8 p. m. in the Counci, ehamber when we hope titeF,rerar�. -5�'At .. snide and lake PNU HIST. • r »1 u mess Chance is often missed when it might have been easily embraced by`• Systematic Saving Begin' now to prepare for the allay of op- portunity by depositing your savings in The METROPOLITAN BANK $/.O0 OR MORE OPENS AN AO000NT BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GILI?OY, MANAGE Christrtias Jewelry We Bee opening otit the new- est productions in reliable Watches Necklets Rings Tie Pins Brooches Bracelets OhaIns -Lockets Fobs cuff' Links Belt Pins Bar Pins Out glass Clocks Silverware &o. Our stock is larger than ever this year in fine Jewelry - dependable goods at closest prices. We will be pleased to put away any- thing you may want for Olteisttnae- buy early. s L J ack on H. f Jeweler THE sleighing stirred up the dry wood supply and brought a good many loads to town. io CENTS pays for THE POST to any ad- dress in Canada tap to San 1st. Send it to absent friends. A. O. U, W. will meet Friday even- ing of next week in their stall. Will the members take the hint ? - FOURTH DiVisiou Court was held. ill Brussels on Wednesday of last week be fore judge Holt. The docket was not heavy. A :subscriber in Torouto says "'rue Pow'r keeps me in toucb with our splen- did old County and we enjoy reading it," KEEP December nth cleat' for the well known Firth Co. Mr. Firth, Miss jackson and Homer Eaton preseut a program not easily equalled. Tits Brussels Creamery has closed down for this season after a most suc- cessful run. Buttermaker McEwen is away for a holiday for a few days this week. "I do nob believe there is any other medicine so good for whooping cough as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, writes Mrs. FT'ancis Turpin, Junction Oily, Ore. This remedy to also unser- passed for colds and croup. For sale by all dealers. THE proof-reader on a small Middle. Western daily was a woman of great precision and extreme propriety One day a reporter succeeded in getting into type an item about "Willie Brown. the boy who was burned in the West End by a live wire." On the following day the reporter tound on his desk a frigid note asking "Which is. the West end of the bov ?" It took only an instant to reply --"The end the son sets on of course-" BOUGHT THE BUSINESS. -The tonsorial parlor of Tiro C. Elliott has been pur- chased by Cleve, J, Denhow, recently of Winnipeg, who is an old Brussels boy.. Mr. D.nbow is now in possession. He learned his trade in the same shop about 2 years ago. We wish him success and believe he will do well. Cleve. is a son of the late Wm Denbow, formerly of Brussels, who died in the West some time ago. LOYAL LEGION. -Following are the officers of the Loyal Temperance Legion at Brussels for the coming term :- Superintendent, Mrs. McGuire; Presi- dent, Miss Maggie Stewart ; Vice Presi- dent, Myrtle Carter ; Secretary, Roy Stewart ; Treasurer, Vernon Sinclair ; Organist, Bobs Campbell ; Lookout Committee -Girls, May Skelton, Ethel Stewart and Myrtle Pawson; Boys, Douglas Currie, Archie Currie and Roy Currie. A VALUABLE ASSISTANT.- At the Winter Fair at Guelph is given in- formation along all lines of live stock production and crop cultivation that is Cash a Cream We will pay the high- est market cash price for any quantity of Cream of good flavor, sweet or sour, deliver- ed at our store on Fri- day of each week. N11e McEauchlini Agent HURON OLD Boys' ]SLEC'rtote -At the annual meeting of the Huron Old Boys' Association the.followin2 officers were elected :-Honorary Presirents, George Tate Blackstock, K C , J 8 Willison, W. K. McNaukbt, Major J. Beck and 1'. A Russell ; President, W. W. Sloan ; Vice•President, H. Clueas; Secretary, E Floody ; Treasurer, R. Holmes, ex - M. P. • People We Talk About A. T. Currie was in London last week on business. P. Anent was at Toronto this week on a business trip. Mrs. Jae, McDowell arrived bome this week after spendiug three weeks in London. Barrister Sinclair was attending Court at Toronto on 'Telephone matters this week, Norman McGuire, of the Milverton Sun, called on relatives and friends in town last week. Mrs. Fletcher Sperling spent several days with her mother and sisters in St. Marys last week. Miss Vinie Edwards was under the doctor's care last week but is able to be up again we are pleased to state. • W. Emigh was a prisoner to the house last week from an attack of something like lumbago. He is considerably better now. Owing to illness of her aunt Miss May Smith has resigned her school at Drayton and come home to look after the sick. Miss Marion Rowland. of Newcastle, is here on a 171011 at the home of her h re I o.vlana of the Stand - youngest F 2 and I ••)tins" youngest son of Wm. Ensign. of town, is on the sick list this week but. we hope he will soon be about as smart as ever. Mrs Wm. Shine, of Grev township has moved to town and taken up resi- dence on Queen street, She is one of the pioneer settlers of this locality. Last week George McNichol arrived hone from the West where he spent the past few months. He says the wet weather was a great set back to thresh• ing and Fall plowing. Miss Ruby Plum and Miss Ann'e Rozell abnreviated their visit in Tor- onto and arrived home last Sate day owing to illness in the home of V. H. Salter where they were staying. Miss Smith was not operated upon last week but brought back home the physicians at London deeming it it-. advisable after an examination, Many old friends tender best wishes to the lady. Last 'Thursday's London Advertiser says: -Miss Julia Hanson, of this cin•, has commenced action against William Mango Wallace, of London, for damages for alleged breach of promise of mar riage, I'he matter is now in tite high court. Mrs. J. F. Wasntan, of Clinton, and Mrs: Samuel McGee, of Port'Tuwnsend, valuable to any farmer who desires to Washington, visited their parents, Geo • Pollard, titin weak. 't`he also keep up•to-date. The Weekly Sun of and M,s. y December re will contain a carefully attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. prepared and easily understood sum- Alcock. NLs, Wasman returned to mazy -of the chief points brought out at Clinton on Wednesday and Mrs Nic- the next Fair. If you are ecgageci in Gee started for bone on Monday any branch of farming with a view to Frank Gerry is at Wingham bospitrl making money, you will find The where he had bis right foot operaled on 1 ht last week He stooks he injured it last Do not miss to issue of ecem a r9, wild= 1og16ar game ,ItCe+F r�^ 91'1°1f„ RETURNS -- Goderich Star SW ,,o tenttnn as Jim •11511 Visa "' r Ubu THCS1ANDARD B Ceeblith d 1873 OF CANADA A Complete Banking Service 80 8rehchei Available for Manufacturing and Commercial Houses, Wholesale and Retail Merchants, Municipalities, Corporations, farmers and private individuals. 8p Savings Bank Department at every Branch. BRUSSELS BRANCH J. F. &Lrlwlasad, Manager Last Monday W. Martin, D. I) G Ni. WAS atWroxeter, of the I. 0.0.F., where a special session of the Lodge was held to meet the new Gtantl Master Poplestone,of Blyth A fine time was enjoyed, Wroxeter brethren doing the hospitable in good style. John Donaldson, who was a former well known resident of town and con- ducted a harness business, is renewing old friendships. He has been sheep ranehiugin Montaca but sold out and he and Mrs, Donaldson will spend the Winter in Huron Co., if not a longer period. Mr. Donaldson is said to. have done well in the West. Church Chimes Maitland Presbytery will meet in Wingham on Thursday, December 7th. The Bible Society collectors will wait on you some day soon so be ready to welcome them. The A. X. P. A will meet for a social evening at the Rectory Friday evening, 24th inst. The regular literary meeting of the W. A. of St. John's church takes place this afternoon (Thursday) at the home of Mrs. Kelly. Rev. Dr. Barber, of Listowel, will preach tbe anniversary sermons in the Methodist church on Sabbath, Decem- ber 07th, He is said to be a fine preach- er. Last Sabbath Rev. Mr. Wootton, of Stratford, gave two Missionary address- es in the Methodist church that were closely followed by the congregations morning and evening and were most appropriate to the occasion. This was the reverend gentleman's initial visit to town but we hope it will' not be his last. While in town Rev, Mr. Wootton was the guest of Alfred and Mrs. Seeker at their comfortable home, Tureberry street. The annual meeting of the Ontario Lord's Day Alliance will be held in the Metropolitan church, Toronto, Friday, December 1st, opening at ro a, m. Three live addresses are programmed by Prof. J. H. Palmer, L. L D„ Rev S. P. Rose, D. D.. and Rev. W. M, Rochester, B. A., in addition to the usual routine business of such a gather ing. Delegates are invited from the various branches, Rev. W. G. Hanna, 13 A., formerly of this locality, is tbe Secretary. STIUONI1 Our Clearing Sale OF Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Si Iverware, &c. Having accepted a posi- tion in Listowel I have decided to hold a Clear- ing Sale for 3o days to DWeekly Sun theist valuable December a alisrsre, r .bile layme foot ball but t+� 'Fit Out my stock i11 it This week the Census Doper's ^rn presser. Ottawa sent out the revised li•t ' «'$''• " cation in the t .a.he lege'• a of anode be pass--�t-�(`1� .. 1 Rev. Mr. McAtthur, who has been at Searboro has been palled to the pastor- ate of Knox chinch Kintattline and will he inducted Thursday of this week. He comes to Maitland Presbytery highly recommended The recrut pastor of Knox went to Toronto to aceeptan office of importance in the gift"of the Presby- terian church. safest • "I am pleased to recommend lend Cham- berlain's Cough Remedy , s the best thing I know of and ea st remedy for coughs, cold and bronchial trouble," writes Mrs, L. B. Ainold, of Denver, Colo. "We have used it re- peatedly and it has never failed. to give relief." :For sale by all, dealers. BORN EotctsoN.-On November 10th, at their resi- dence, 520 Euclid a'6enuo, Toronto, to Rev. J. H. and Mrs. Edmisoa. a son, HAiutLTos. On November • 17th, to Mr. and Mre. H. A. Hamilton, Standard Bank, Bloomfield, Ont., a sen, MGEwot.-In Morris, Nov, 2lst, to Mr, and Mrs. John McEwen, a son. SpatsAN,-In Grey townehlp, on November 17th, to Mr. end Mrs. Geo. E, Spolene, a eon. 01E0 • FORTUNE. -At Wingham; on November 15th, George Fortune, aged 84 years. KstaiT, At 8t, Marys, on Nov. 15011, John, Knight, of Cranbrook, in his 84th year. RANK. -In Grey' township on November 20t11, Mary Ann Knight, relict of the tote James Rana, in her 82nd year. BRUSSELS MARKET -- Wheat . 5080 $0 84 Oats Pens Barley Butter Eggs 90 1'00 28 24 25 Potatoes '11 002 CO Hay y Cattle 4 52 0 6 Wool Meeting of The Guron County Council The council of the coporation of the Ooilnty of Huron will meat in the council chamber. in the Town of Goderich, on Tuesday the 5th day of December next, at 8 o'olook, Parties having accounts against the county should plane same with the Clerk before this date, W, LANE, Clerk, Dated, Nov. 80th, 1911, feesetetpease00,0p•wn•wa1110110311 t, 8 0 m 0 6 el 0 to 0 o c9 We have just" received j a atf entirely new stook of tt 0 up-to-date Dialogue and a 3eeiteti011 B00116 suit- e able for entertainments 0 a of every kitad, We think 02 yon will experience no e a trouble in making a sol- a a ection when you. tape ,a. e r look over our books. e • - 30o each at • N e IFCX'S Ci o eDRUG STOREu tJe3seesinaePaeaaesseeasalisU Dialogue and a Recitation I ro Books Tenders Wanted Tenders willhe received by the undersigned up to Saturday, the 2nd day of December, 1011, at noon, for the purchase of the following properties situate in the Village of :Brussel», nmuely.:- _ _ . . let -Lots 29 and 80 on Elizabeth street 1e the said Village of Brussels, on which is erected a dwelling house ; 2adst ee6 is the eald Village sideof Besse sorry Brd=Thtrtoen acres of unsold land. Parties tendering may matte an offer for the whole property or any part thereof, . Dated at Senforth this 16th day of Nevem- her, 11111, - 1t, S. HAYS, or W, F. STRETTON, Vendor's Solicitor, Executor Seaforth. .. Brussels,` FAR51ERs AND POULTRYMEN. -I hays eight S. 0, itlwde Island lied and four 8. O. Black Minorca Oockrels from prize winning stock all gaud shape and good color, for sale aiso,OOeach. EDWIN U. MATTER WS, Lietowel, Ont., THOBO'-BREI3 YORKSHIRES, either sex, at breeding age, for sale. Also 2 young Shorthornbulls, oneofthein let prize winner at aruesela Hair. JAS. SPEIR, Lot 20, Con.: 6,. Morrie.. Box 276Bruesels P. 0. Phone 168. ARM FOR SALE 014 TO RENT.-7he no- r dersigned offers his Rue 200 acre farm,. be- ing Lots 17 and 18, Con: 8 Grey township Hur- on Co., for sale or if not disposed of would rent to good tenant. There are 150 acres olesred, balance bush and pasture land. Good- build• ings, cement silo, fences, orchard, drilled well, &c , on the premises. Only J. mile to eohool and 2}Sto Ethel village, Poseeseton could be Foven at once if sold or next Spring in leasing, or farther particulars as to -price, terms and conditions apply to J. WELSH, prop. 19-tf Phone 9118 Ethel P. 0. Stock- for Service `I'AIIIWORTH HOG. FOR SERVICE: The undersigned, will beep for service on N3 Lot 20, Con, 7, Morris, a thorough -bred Tani- worth hog. Terms, $1.00 to be paid nt time of service wish privilege o11 returningif neces- sary. 8. WALKE, 19-tf - Proprietor, af•••••••t'••••••••••••••••i•••t•• ••••core•••••i•••••F•••••oo e •• BRUSSELS DAYLIGHT STORE • •• r• •• • • • G. N. i c L A R o E N• 4• .l, • • • e • e ••Ladies' Fur Lined e •■ • • and Fur Trimmed Coats •4. s • The largest stock and best values to be 'i' •• • bad -Special Fur Trimmed $15 $18 i5122 • Special Fur Lined $40 $5l) $55 •• .1. .5. • Warm Winter • _ •■ .... 1' Underclothm • g• • • 4• A complete stock and full range of sizes • e, in Turnbull's Unshrinitable Under- • 'l - clothing for' Ladies, Misses and Children. 4. • Penman's Red and Black Scotia and •• • Fleece Lined for Men and Boys. • • ,1. • light and ••• 4. Heavy Rubbers4. • s11 e e• 1 sizes and shapes in the Celebrated • ,m1 "0' L''''' n-IrFkia7 Rubbers. Light and heavy • °41.favioe of ti a'' highest quality with prices lir•park�i,:.as - F�j ,;ran lust.t season. ; Q140. McAR'k 0 �± Our'il'e'rv53e'all Suite and Overcoats are 33 Lily here. Poi feet fitting, well Made gat'- zryl0 ass t cents-Plrogress Brand -in all the new \`:alto lm„ori Itoltgs. See them and snake coin- - Camell- at, Uuercoats +�mlr i twrir;tt, p an J.''tli.'opec div large forNfigaro u' ltmg 5019.tiwl t makarl rJProduce, Goods Bight or your Money Bock. MCLAREN 0 • • • • e • 9- • • O • e• • •1• "is« ''a inti, ° iJ ay6 gl tin. 1 •.Istany a fellow 1. , 'pose to a girl for r+•'M••l••'D'•+•+•.l't'•+•4o+•+•+••ho4O44+440+4t•e sa;y vas, - _ Successful mon tl� Yo t'r britt. 511tty use thoutsolves, ,