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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-4-17, Page 8IAXe 11IL 11th, 1929. P it" 1Rs (U$$*L$ P05T �..•.•,.... ••..,....•.-„,;,.,..•,. f Dale YOU 1C)4dyY01.3.' 61 TiCtirife rte 011 V f� 69 STEWNTON SU T Y d'f Widd .Not rade h lt� Wall ;'Aaper Season Is Now On And whether the paper wanted is for I,iviug Bonin, Ifali, Dining I-i••'riln, Bedroom or Kite heu, tie' think the right one can be forted hare. (.tu'rving a lilrnze Ftvek of the up-to-date 114alt Papers it is easy making a selection. A gond neatly of our bettor Papers are "Sun worthy,' in bettuiifu1 relent 't an t leat1elns- our customers are ctk'' egrevailly sur; rleed, when looking for a ellen! eI• paoer to fled there is t good clt,.ice this season to he lute] at ev'u the loW Islas of lir, lire, 12c, 15e and up per yell tuelit>e wide end reedy trimmed, of course. Ser tli: ut 1,; f, rt Ikriv'tlg. Bird Guides E foraddehyde Sunrimsr Pictorial $l 3.5 1 .b. & ; ]h. irtrs Quarterly 2.5e. • R. SMITH 2 e ,i, Store A g oi R A Brussels Unite Church REV, A. W, BARKER. 8, D. MINISTER Sunray, Aplrill 21st 11 a.m.—Public Worship. dubjeet : "The Meaning of the Stones" 8 p.m.— Sunday School and Bible Classes, Temperance Program 7 p.m.—Public Worship. Theme: "Unconscious Drifting" Monday 8 p. m.—X. P. S.. Wednesday—Prayer Service —Choir rehearsal. Druggist and Stationer 2 ORDERS taken for Custom Hatch- ing. W. S. Scott, Phone 1. 44-tf eine• BABY Carriage for Sale — Price reasonable. Phone 1. 44-tf HELP WANTED—Apply to Mrs. W. M. Sinclair, Brussels. 44-tf. se -tit PASTURE LAND TO RENT— 100 en ac're's, being the South half of Lot al5, Oen. 8, Morris Township. Ap- 1 ply to Alex. Smith or, Henry Si Sanderson, Blyth, Ont. 44-4. SEED OATS FOR SALE— "20th a3 .Century" and "Empire". George Menzies, Phone 55-14. 44-tf. NUMBER of Fence and Anchor Posts for sale, at Lot. 9, Con. 3, Grey, Iloy Turvey, Phone 11-16. 44-tf c5 SIX Grass Steers, averaging about PI 900 ]Its each., for sale. Louis Hollinger, 7th line, Morrie, Phone Pi 45-5. 44-tf to 15 p't>yt" �u �.>`r'.;,3,:,.0..+ .o:d.dir'�ii�rw7",Ii�..,.J:2F9' •2.�, 3s�}o73'i�r21�4� 2rf�:�:�r�ai3'.2F�7.-rtot2'y�i l Local News Items 1 Evangelical Church to Job Printing Hold 60th Conference, First -Clams work at reasonable The 65th annual c nf[ renes. of prices. Call the Post when you want the Evangelical Church will meet in a job of printing well done. Tele - Tavistock, from April 17 to 21. phone 31, House Was Struck. Income Papers Due April 30. Knicardine Review -Reporter last Those who have personal income week refers to a farmer Pru -sets C. tax returns to file, must have them N R. agent:—O. M. Chowen's home at the London office by April 30. The was strick, holt hitting radio aerial time is growing short, and damaging radio set. hydro Will Be Off. Foot Ball. Hydro will be off on Thur. day of A n aetine of all interested fele weer: from g a.m. until 5.30 p. reorganization of Brussels Seo.. .ail "' t look1 a cold lunch for Club will be held in the Public Lib- some of us. Outside work is being rary on Saturday evening of this week at 8 o'clock, A Big Night for Oddfellows. . I finer d ty ev » n ng Monkton Coming. l r. 0 0. F. Lodme Led,will t t it Western A play entitled "The Eyes of Stat Lodge n and several candidate- Love' will be pres,nted in Brussels will lt. given the first degree by the Town Hall.by the HamburgDraahrusdledge. AI1 members are tic Society on Thursday evening,aeked to attend April 2rith, under the au p ne of the Ladies' Guild of St, John: Church. j Both Are Car Drivers: ... I So Heed Their Advice. Children's Day, ;; J. J. Heater of the Kincardine Children's Day will be observed by I dleview-Reporter hands out the time - the prase: els Women's Institute at ly advice—in driving hug the road_ their April meeting un Friday after- j not the Ririe, To thio genial Mal - noon of this week when they will t calm ifirh•th of the 2tliiverton Sun meet at the Publie Library )i ary at 3 :aside: lb • have evidence, of the fat o'clock Mrs. J. S. Armstrong is to ; of 011f, who di regard d this advice give a paper on "Opening the Child l in the epitaph: "Herr lies the re- ren's Eye: to the Wonders and • mains of 11111 M,Plietti,,; he tried to Beauty of Nature" and trig re w'll b,: l drive: and kiss his sweetie:." other items of interest of and for children. A cup of tea is to be Sow The Post. served. Roll Call to be answered by l While up at Jasper Lodge on rail - your "Favorite Perennial." A cot- : way duty last summer, J. Bolger, of dial invitation is extended to every ry Wi+ n 1 e saw a paper trailed up and lady in the community r serially to eeceng only tart of the h,•aditig "The the mothers with cloak children, 71r, torsi the Clerk that it was a front hie old hent town, and Nlovings t algal, d, that when the party called. Dan and Mrs. Denman are now ° to let .hien know. -After 10 days wait occupying Mrs Bryan's homy., John i the clerk k gave hint the, paper and Street. i 1P'. floaeg took it h -irk to Winnipeg Mrs. Cardiff has ern d from him , tt i n ., 1 braa':It 1t to The Post Queen street and is now n[ c upftitr t - Lee k Tees paper acideeeeed home lately vacated by D Dcmnnt to alt N. Jardine, who era- ea tc Mrs W Spy gran and dau_,ht'rs trip wed last summer. have moved• in from Grey Township, and are occupying home on Queen 1 Minor Locals. street which was owned by her mo- Half of April gone erne. User, the late Mrs, Keys. The next holiday will be the 24th Mr. andMrs. Sproal and family, of May. of Tiegersville have moved to town Friday was a na::ty day, with rain and are occupying apartments above and snow, • S. Carter's garage. Mr. Sproal will We appreciate th, n si,tance of be the mechanic for Mr. Cartier. our friends in ,supplying us with news items. Huron Old Boys. The back streets were; graded up A most successful 'executive: nret- hist week but somee are as bad as ing of the Huron Old Boys As socia- ever witle, the rain. tion of the city of. Toronto was held It is early yet for real spring, batt on the evening of Tuesday, April 70not too early to give attention to at the home of the secretary, 58 'clearing up the hack yard, Close Ave. After the business of the We still notice a number of motor meeting had been attended to, a very l cars bearhlg 1928 markers. Bet- dainty- lunch was served by 1Tr,;. •end t, r :enure new ones and appear more Mies Floody. By the following list up-to-date. present it will be seen that the untir- These merry April drys keep most ing efforts of,the grand secretary are people wondering whether they more and .more appreciated as year,: should be suffering from spring fever roll 'on, he now being secretary of or a fall cold. grave Old Boys' Association of Tor- . A dollar taken out of this town onto for 80 years, Those present sighs : "Good-bye Forever," while were: Messrs. Forbes, Floody, Buch- one spent at home says • ''Till We saran, iCameron, McLaren, Newton, Meet Again." Patronize home met - Moon, Sheppard, McCreath, Wilson, chants. ]Ferguson, 1Cobledick, Martin, Pring-. Raking and robing lawns has oc- le, Mesdames Buchanan, Moon, Cob- cupied the attention of',many of our lodiek, Pringle, Wilson, Martin, Mc- citizens during the past few days. cCroath, Floody. (The best wishes was Garden planting will soon be indulg- extcnded to the host and hostess for ed in by those who enjoy early veget- ,their genial hospitality, ablos. 10 Figs, 6 weeks old for sale. Phone 3$-15. Robert Warwick. 44-1 FARM FOR SALE -100 acres being Lot 31, Con. 5, Grey. For further particulars apply to Richard Mills, R.R. 3, Brussels. 44-tf 3 Day Old Thoro Bred Barred Rock Baby Chicks for sale, ready about 27th this month; also large white Pekin duck eggs for hatching and baby ducks later on. Mrs. Mc- Cauley, R. R. 4, Brussels, Phone 51-12. 44-1. FOR SALE—White Blossom Sweet Clover Seed, Government tested, No, 1, $4.00 per bus. Thos. Bol- ger, Con. 8, Morris. Phone 56-14 43-tf. BARRED ROCK Hatching Eggs for sale, from G. Gallagher strain, bred -to -lay. 60c per 15. Roy Sanderson, Con, 1, Turnberry, Wroxeter Phone 616-16. 43-tf. SEED OATS and Barley For Sale. Improved Banner Oats and 6 -row- ed barley for sale. Heavy clean grain. Oats 90c per bus. Bar- ley $1 per bus. Phone 19-18, Jno. McDonald, Sawlniller, Walton, 43-tf. - FOR SALE—S. C, White Leghorn hatching Eggs, 10c abovemarket price per doz.; also a number of baby chicks, Clarence Clark,Lot 4380,tfCon. 5, Grey, Phone 1-24. FOR SALE—Horse colt, 3 years old, well broken; also 2 cows to calve in April, Baxter Stevenson, phone 42-26. 43-tf. QUANTITY Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover and Timothy for sale. Government tested. Also some Crown Seed Peas. John H. Stev- enson, Phone 4214, 43-tf. QUANTITY White Blossom Sweet Clover for sale. John McGavin, tiicIiillop, Seaforth Phone 231-23. 43- tf. FOR SALE—One Scotch Shorthorn bull, 17 months, November Snow 192300. Sire Blythwood Mon- arch =1330.45. Dam, Mayflower 2nd -- 201172; grand -daughter of of Gainford Perfection =90800. Earl Anderson. Phone 154• 43-2 CARMAN SEED POTATOES For A $L15 per bag, Milton Kande. Phone 24-4, 43-2. THREE Horses for Sale—One 6 »e 4 , 1 old mare; 1horn `e it.mc 4; and a r gi tend mare rising 12 y"are Chee, Haniludd, Ethel, Phone 22..13. 43.2. BABY CRICKS --Barred Plymouth I4ocks, n, A, C+ strain, April 18c e title Sinele Comt, White Leg- horn, Barron strain, April lGc t•trh, Dan, Mckinnon, I'rtiese]e, Phone 28-16. 43-tf YELLow Blossom Sweet Clover Seed Government tested for sale. Club orders delivered. $4.50 per bus. Wm. Graincer, Grey Twp., Wrox- /ter, R.R. No. 2; Phone Wroxeter 7-102. 43-3. FOR SALE Two houses at bar- gain. Sewn years to pnv. No money down. Apply to Wm, M. Sinclair. 48-3 GOOD Brick House and Garage For' Snit:, en exchange. Apply to box 1131, I.ittowel, Ont. 42.3 FARM For Salo or to Rent — 100 arses, Lot 6, Con. 15, Grey. For further particulars apply to Don- ald Buchanan, R. R. No. 8, Wal- ton. 42-•1 PASTURE Farm to rent or Cattle taken in to pasture; good grass; spring water; and cedar shade; also International Farm Tmp1a meets for sale, at lowest prices if ' Myou come and order them. David ilne, Ethel, Ont. 41-tf 11 41"-mismg"e'llm."."11- e rseeelarP "•--•-as,,,,•” 3 ",S ; Formaldehyde t Fresh Supply on hand, ;* _. Strength and Quality'Guaranteed.; 4.a :g r lb, and z Ib, bottles, _��;. .1. , , rO.W4.q e 04. t ,4 4e.81 H: H� H 4, 44.14 W" �H WANTED AT ONCE—A Girl to Toads and Frogs Appear, Clerk in General Store, with some I For nearly two weeks the green experience (preferred. Call at amphibians have been singing in the Leitch & Zeigler, Ethel. 42-tf marsh and ditch and last week his FOR SALE --A Quantity of Timothy brother, the toad has been hopping and Adsilce Seed. Government about the garden. tested. 99% germination. Grown Highway Bulletin. on new land and free from nog- The Provincial Department of high sous weeks. Jno. McNabb, Grey. ways will commence to issue a week- ly 43-11. 42-tf. ly bulletin on highway conditions BARRED ROCK Baby Chicks, John- throughout the province some time ston's Strain, for sate. Harvey this month. Work on repairing high- Bryans, Phone 12-8. 42-tf. , ways is beginning in all sections of MAMMOTH Pekin Duck Eggs for 1 the province. hatching. J. S. Armstrong, Phone Arm Off Statue. 23-19. 41-t., The right arm of the stone statute YELLOW BLOSSOM Sweet Clover of General Brock itt Oueenston Seed, Government tested for sale. Heights, the largest monument in Apply to Ray Crawford, Lot 18, Canaria, has been broken oft'. The Con. 14, McKillop, Seaforth phone arm of stone, weighing half a ton, 243-32. 41-tf buried itself three feet in the FOR SALE—Timothy and Alsike ground. Replacement will cost Mixture. 27% Alsike @ 10c a lb ; $5,000. Pure Timothy @ $4 a bus.; Yeuow Blossom Sweet Clover @ $5 per Post Office Money Order Change. bus.; White Blossom Sweet Clover Post office,. money order returns @ $4.50 a bus. All government have since the first of April been graded and tested, Russell Dou- simplified to the extent that it will gherty, Lot 13, Con, 17, Grey. he no longer necessary to write out Phone 37-19. 40-tf. the names of paying offices, payee and remitter: This change does not affect the public in any way being Classified Advertising . confined entirely to the internal work - If you have anything to sell, or ings of the office. want to buy something, the classified advertising columns of The Post will "The Bashful Mr. Bobbs." help you to find a purchaser or the "The Bashful Mr. Robb-," as pre- article you wish to buy. Telephone sented by the Young People of the 31. United church, Kincardine, under the Eyes of Love." • auspices of the C. G. I. T. was great ly enjoyed. Keenly reseonsive and Coming Brussels on Thursdayw of next week, April 25th, "Eyes of attractive was the audience s" reeted "The Bashful Mn yoin evening" Love" will be presented under the g. auspices of the Ladies' Aid of St. the Town Hall on Friday John's church by the Hamburg Dra- matic Society. The play has-been well received at other towns. Presbytery of Huron. The Presbytery of Huron will meet in regular session in Main Street United Church, Exeter, on Thursday April 30, at 9.30 a.m. Reports will be given by—The Examining Board, Superannuation Fund Committee, Religious Education Committee, Set- tlement Committee, New Hymn Book and Book of Orders Committee. The Statistical Report for 1928 will also given. riven. . In the Magistrate's Court i intoxicated driving a car while intoxica e d Willis A. Gillam, a London man, was sent to jail for ten days by Mag- istrate Reid. The offence was com- mitted on the Provincial highway in Goderieh township. On Tuesday Morris Webber, of Goderieh, was sent up for trial • on two charges of perjury. The alleged perjury took place in connection with Webber's trial two weeks ago for having liqu- or unlawfully:, He was up on two charges, on each of which he was fined $100 and costs. An appeal has been entered against each of these convictions. (Goderieh Signal). "Too Popular Villian" Changed to Film Leads. Jacic Holt, hero of more than 20 of Zane Grey's dramas of the west, as pictured by Paramount, became a leading man because he was too popular to he a villain. Some years ago, when holt had forsaken the stage, civil engineering, prospecting, ranching and driving a United States mail clog 1 6 e l r Alaska h e made his debut pictures.in motion After minor s 1. gothis first playing n men' lett. 1 c. real `break" when he jumped his horse from a 30 -foot cliff into deep water. 'Melt's part in "Avalanche," Titer attraction at the Grand on Fri - ay and Saturday, is that of a gambler, in an early clay western Mwnntwn town. Baclanova, the noted Russian A1.ItxANIiTR-t ooltli.-At Melville Maitre, actress, also plays an important fes- uruenets. on Wtdneed, y, AptilNth, ger. garet Elizabeth croon), nietn of Nr. and hired role, as docs Doris Hill. Airs. Wnt. Bollinger, of Grey townnhlit, to Air. Alex. .and the late John A,exA. Alexander, son of Mrs. Honored. Alexander ander, The Myth Standard last week re- ferred nr Alaienwprnl Y CeAlrei r.(,-1'MOMPRON. -=At the Manse, to a jewel presented to S. A. Atwood, on Wednesday, April 10th, by Poplestone, who is well known to um W. J. West, Marjorie, daughter of Oddfollows in Brussels: ---Past Grand AIr. and Mra.. Wm 2ha,nnou. of Grey tl•ownnhip, to Mc'. w111tam (J. Qncopball. of Master tiro. S. A. Poplestone visited west Monktom Exeter Lodge, No. 67, Independent SHAW-aUlvrY,-At the parsonage, Ethel Order of Ocld. Fellows last week on Wednesday, April 18th, by Rev, 1) M. Gaeet, Mary Adniln, you agent daughter of and while there the occasion was ac- Robert and A1rs. Turvey, to Angus Morton• eepted as a fitting opportunity for Old Stbew,ACM of Mr. and 6Ire, Shaw, Ord line,the lodge to present him with a Jewel, he having remained a member pt®to of Exeter Lodge for almost forty ewes which carries on tlOt'T.AND,-In Carey tewllnlilp, on cetnreey, years, The j April 181h, Moody Flnileead, aged 61 yeore, the obverse side the emblem of £no /menthe and 26 dry,. society, has this inscription an. the BAppril loth Boberi Hamilton, ormt r4ON.- In Toronto, on lypel reverse side. Tiro. S. A. Poplestone, 5 ornbnrry,in Iia 77th yens, 1889-1929, Exeter" Lodge No. 67. N01t1S.--In Winnipeg, on ApriltOtit, This ie tt recognition which is bestow- Mee In Welton, onT tutngit e, Aprils 11 ed on but few, and tiro, Poplestone Uhartottn[1lnrke,wifeofJohn Pryno,aged 56 years anri 6 menthe. last. Judging by the spontaneous expressions of satisfaction heard universally at the conclusion of the performance, one could not but he confident that the production had been successfully staged. The plot centres about the heart affections of one Mr. Bobbs whose susceptibilities are the sparkling eyes and charming manners of the fair sex. In his matrimonial ventures he enlists the unwilling support of his very bash- ful cousin, Robert Bohbs. Compli- cations are developed when Jean Graham and Celesta Vanderpool the two girls to whom Marston Bobbs is engaged come simultaneouslyto the aparment ofFrederick anCather- ine Mender on and the artful tfll1 1 y11 g and smooth phrases of Marston are his only salvation. Some of the high lights of the play were the capture of an apparent burglar with accom- panying of gun -play, the burglariz- ing of Celesta's trunk by Bobbs and farcical suicide by Celesta, the brok- enhearted, Throughout the play a thread of humor, unwound by the spontaneity of Obadiah Stump and airs. Wiggins, the landlady. In ad- dition, Francis Whittaker and Rosa- lie Otis display their feminine charm when they persist in showing the very bashful Mr. Bobbs the beauty of a moonlit beach. Miss Evelyn Isardas Catherine Iiendetison dis- played marked mistrust of her new- ly acquired husband, Frederick Hen- derson, played by Gordon Gerrard.. Mrs. Gerrard, as the landlady, filled her rote to perfection, showing keen enjoyment in perpetual nagging of Obadiah Stump, a fresh country pro- duct, Obadiah, Clarence Baker, easily BOW( AUMST1101,11.4.-tn 2orontn, on Saturday, April 16111, la„p, to Air. nod A,ra. Phomas W. Armstrong. a daughter. HUM -ht Atwood, on (1rldes, April 6th, 1980 to Mr. and Atra. John Bird, n Hon (still born). may well feel proud of the gift, and at the same time lyxeter Lodge has every reason to feel. elated that it contains on its roll a member upon whom every gift of office within the organization has been bestowed. Auction Stria. HATUIMAY, APRIb Seth-11on.ehold Par. nttnre, 0(8., at too ronideoos of Was Carrie 152(150100, JohnSt., Ern -Imola, Sale nt Robert Durk, Prep„ M. M. Scott, Auo, WAMPOLE'S WAMPOLE'S Grape Extract Cod Salts Liver Oil Cleanses the System. The year-round tonic. Relieves Rheumatism. An excellent Builder. :f -3:. Wall Paper ._ L f �sf' As we have an excellent assortment of Wall. Papers s` m rangindin price from 5c per single roll to the better ;s; := class of Sunworthy Papers, you will find it easy to 3 :tg obtain Papers suitable for any room. See them. + 3 Allen's Drug Store Exclusive Agent for Nye! and Penelar Remedies Druggist and Stationer 1 topped the batting average for the greatest number of laughs register- ed, particularly with his "spuncture in the middle of the mak." Frances Whittaker and Rosalie Otis looked alluring and acted so, to the devasta- tion of poor, bashful Robert Bobbs, played respectively by Misses Alberta Isard, Doris Sawyer and Norman Gomm. Misses Lluella Stirling and Edith Anderson as Jean Graham and Celesta Vanderpool would well daz- zle the eyes and flutter the heart of Successor to James Fox any man, particularly Marston Bobbs (Carman Finlay). The latter has a good voice and stage manner. Julie, the French maid, left nothing to be desired with her charming accent and coquettish way. Miss Bole. Co - bean successfully portrayed this eharacter. Before the opening of the play and between 'Acts Miss Rinker favored the audience with instru- mentals and Mrs. Gerrard and C. Baker entertained with pleasing song, and duets. rand Theatre Friday and Saturday - April 19 & 20 ZANE GREY'S 0 MOU RA Avalanche NT h PICTURE • NATURI9 ware its weal la A whnit' mountain ncnves. Tile awnggoritg g,tnilller pales. The Hem lug 511.00 ecreaine 1 The Htttasbing Plinth to Z 1.1.0 Grey's clearnnt do story, Love pitted againat the forces , f Nature. Sack Holt, Bachtuova in powe,ful roles. Monday & Tuesday - April 22 & 23 WARNER BROS, prenent "Stab qtr:tt Sadie" 1Vitb C( 1497) NAGEL, 7IYRNA L01, SVILLiASI RUSSN)LL (114OHGIL STONE; PA3. HARTIGAN Hanes crying out, the r,hnnting of another con—his daugh- ter, conveut.bred-photgieg into the hind slaulnws of the undo -win Id to avenge hitte-f isrilede of crackling puus— terror—then Lite courage hen it of Inv' --11e. girl bidden in the dark eves . . , gee "State Street Sadie." Gcutglatd Bel l—tltuva—eh:4ks—dupes-_-stem pigeons—rats satp•hlnwere--peek+nlnelteit; Ilat'd.hoped painted dames— and in the midst Sadie faith het blas kntick Ie lover --then pandemonium --lights nut—the riot squad—tied ,Friday & Saturday - April 26 & 27 LAR. A FrIHREE la BOW in1 WEEK -ENDS A real snappy story and played as only Clara Bow can play it, Comity a "Rin -Tin -Till" "WINGS,, "Abie's Irish Rose" "Lion and Mouse" • Bank of Commerce n X71 _ ,_► Safety Deposit Vaults SI it 4 I' YOU desire to place any .of your IE Si valuable papers, jewelry or other prec- # 1t ions belongings in one of our Safety De- Jt. SE posit Boxes, you will find our staff ready ,#. to render prompt and courteous service at it all times during banking hours. The St A cost to you is only nominal and we are It i glad to be of any possible assistance 4 4 8 • when you wish access to your box. THE CAIhAD BANK Iit ' n 4 it OF COMMERCE I # i ( 'THE STANDARD 1sk3nANKtO~ CANADA) , 41"-mismg"e'llm."."11- e rseeelarP "•--•-as,,,,•” 3 ",S ; Formaldehyde t Fresh Supply on hand, ;* _. Strength and Quality'Guaranteed.; 4.a :g r lb, and z Ib, bottles, _��;. .1. , , rO.W4.q e 04. t ,4 4e.81 H: H� H 4, 44.14 W" �H WANTED AT ONCE—A Girl to Toads and Frogs Appear, Clerk in General Store, with some I For nearly two weeks the green experience (preferred. Call at amphibians have been singing in the Leitch & Zeigler, Ethel. 42-tf marsh and ditch and last week his FOR SALE --A Quantity of Timothy brother, the toad has been hopping and Adsilce Seed. Government about the garden. tested. 99% germination. Grown Highway Bulletin. on new land and free from nog- The Provincial Department of high sous weeks. Jno. McNabb, Grey. ways will commence to issue a week- ly 43-11. 42-tf. ly bulletin on highway conditions BARRED ROCK Baby Chicks, John- throughout the province some time ston's Strain, for sate. Harvey this month. Work on repairing high- Bryans, Phone 12-8. 42-tf. , ways is beginning in all sections of MAMMOTH Pekin Duck Eggs for 1 the province. hatching. J. S. Armstrong, Phone Arm Off Statue. 23-19. 41-t., The right arm of the stone statute YELLOW BLOSSOM Sweet Clover of General Brock itt Oueenston Seed, Government tested for sale. Heights, the largest monument in Apply to Ray Crawford, Lot 18, Canaria, has been broken oft'. The Con. 14, McKillop, Seaforth phone arm of stone, weighing half a ton, 243-32. 41-tf buried itself three feet in the FOR SALE—Timothy and Alsike ground. Replacement will cost Mixture. 27% Alsike @ 10c a lb ; $5,000. Pure Timothy @ $4 a bus.; Yeuow Blossom Sweet Clover @ $5 per Post Office Money Order Change. bus.; White Blossom Sweet Clover Post office,. money order returns @ $4.50 a bus. All government have since the first of April been graded and tested, Russell Dou- simplified to the extent that it will gherty, Lot 13, Con, 17, Grey. he no longer necessary to write out Phone 37-19. 40-tf. the names of paying offices, payee and remitter: This change does not affect the public in any way being Classified Advertising . confined entirely to the internal work - If you have anything to sell, or ings of the office. want to buy something, the classified advertising columns of The Post will "The Bashful Mr. Bobbs." help you to find a purchaser or the "The Bashful Mr. Robb-," as pre- article you wish to buy. Telephone sented by the Young People of the 31. United church, Kincardine, under the Eyes of Love." • auspices of the C. G. I. T. was great ly enjoyed. Keenly reseonsive and Coming Brussels on Thursdayw of next week, April 25th, "Eyes of attractive was the audience s" reeted "The Bashful Mn yoin evening" Love" will be presented under the g. auspices of the Ladies' Aid of St. the Town Hall on Friday John's church by the Hamburg Dra- matic Society. The play has-been well received at other towns. Presbytery of Huron. The Presbytery of Huron will meet in regular session in Main Street United Church, Exeter, on Thursday April 30, at 9.30 a.m. Reports will be given by—The Examining Board, Superannuation Fund Committee, Religious Education Committee, Set- tlement Committee, New Hymn Book and Book of Orders Committee. The Statistical Report for 1928 will also given. riven. . In the Magistrate's Court i intoxicated driving a car while intoxica e d Willis A. Gillam, a London man, was sent to jail for ten days by Mag- istrate Reid. The offence was com- mitted on the Provincial highway in Goderieh township. On Tuesday Morris Webber, of Goderieh, was sent up for trial • on two charges of perjury. The alleged perjury took place in connection with Webber's trial two weeks ago for having liqu- or unlawfully:, He was up on two charges, on each of which he was fined $100 and costs. An appeal has been entered against each of these convictions. (Goderieh Signal). "Too Popular Villian" Changed to Film Leads. Jacic Holt, hero of more than 20 of Zane Grey's dramas of the west, as pictured by Paramount, became a leading man because he was too popular to he a villain. Some years ago, when holt had forsaken the stage, civil engineering, prospecting, ranching and driving a United States mail clog 1 6 e l r Alaska h e made his debut pictures.in motion After minor s 1. gothis first playing n men' lett. 1 c. real `break" when he jumped his horse from a 30 -foot cliff into deep water. 'Melt's part in "Avalanche," Titer attraction at the Grand on Fri - ay and Saturday, is that of a gambler, in an early clay western Mwnntwn town. Baclanova, the noted Russian A1.ItxANIiTR-t ooltli.-At Melville Maitre, actress, also plays an important fes- uruenets. on Wtdneed, y, AptilNth, ger. garet Elizabeth croon), nietn of Nr. and hired role, as docs Doris Hill. Airs. Wnt. Bollinger, of Grey townnhlit, to Air. Alex. .and the late John A,exA. Alexander, son of Mrs. Honored. Alexander ander, The Myth Standard last week re- ferred nr Alaienwprnl Y CeAlrei r.(,-1'MOMPRON. -=At the Manse, to a jewel presented to S. A. Atwood, on Wednesday, April 10th, by Poplestone, who is well known to um W. J. West, Marjorie, daughter of Oddfollows in Brussels: ---Past Grand AIr. and Mra.. Wm 2ha,nnou. of Grey tl•ownnhip, to Mc'. w111tam (J. Qncopball. of Master tiro. S. A. Poplestone visited west Monktom Exeter Lodge, No. 67, Independent SHAW-aUlvrY,-At the parsonage, Ethel Order of Ocld. Fellows last week on Wednesday, April 18th, by Rev, 1) M. Gaeet, Mary Adniln, you agent daughter of and while there the occasion was ac- Robert and A1rs. Turvey, to Angus Morton• eepted as a fitting opportunity for Old Stbew,ACM of Mr. and 6Ire, Shaw, Ord line,the lodge to present him with a Jewel, he having remained a member pt®to of Exeter Lodge for almost forty ewes which carries on tlOt'T.AND,-In Carey tewllnlilp, on cetnreey, years, The j April 181h, Moody Flnileead, aged 61 yeore, the obverse side the emblem of £no /menthe and 26 dry,. society, has this inscription an. the BAppril loth Boberi Hamilton, ormt r4ON.- In Toronto, on lypel reverse side. Tiro. S. A. Poplestone, 5 ornbnrry,in Iia 77th yens, 1889-1929, Exeter" Lodge No. 67. N01t1S.--In Winnipeg, on ApriltOtit, This ie tt recognition which is bestow- Mee In Welton, onT tutngit e, Aprils 11 ed on but few, and tiro, Poplestone Uhartottn[1lnrke,wifeofJohn Pryno,aged 56 years anri 6 menthe. last. Judging by the spontaneous expressions of satisfaction heard universally at the conclusion of the performance, one could not but he confident that the production had been successfully staged. The plot centres about the heart affections of one Mr. Bobbs whose susceptibilities are the sparkling eyes and charming manners of the fair sex. In his matrimonial ventures he enlists the unwilling support of his very bash- ful cousin, Robert Bohbs. Compli- cations are developed when Jean Graham and Celesta Vanderpool the two girls to whom Marston Bobbs is engaged come simultaneouslyto the aparment ofFrederick anCather- ine Mender on and the artful tfll1 1 y11 g and smooth phrases of Marston are his only salvation. Some of the high lights of the play were the capture of an apparent burglar with accom- panying of gun -play, the burglariz- ing of Celesta's trunk by Bobbs and farcical suicide by Celesta, the brok- enhearted, Throughout the play a thread of humor, unwound by the spontaneity of Obadiah Stump and airs. Wiggins, the landlady. In ad- dition, Francis Whittaker and Rosa- lie Otis display their feminine charm when they persist in showing the very bashful Mr. Bobbs the beauty of a moonlit beach. Miss Evelyn Isardas Catherine Iiendetison dis- played marked mistrust of her new- ly acquired husband, Frederick Hen- derson, played by Gordon Gerrard.. Mrs. Gerrard, as the landlady, filled her rote to perfection, showing keen enjoyment in perpetual nagging of Obadiah Stump, a fresh country pro- duct, Obadiah, Clarence Baker, easily BOW( AUMST1101,11.4.-tn 2orontn, on Saturday, April 16111, la„p, to Air. nod A,ra. Phomas W. Armstrong. a daughter. HUM -ht Atwood, on (1rldes, April 6th, 1980 to Mr. and Atra. John Bird, n Hon (still born). may well feel proud of the gift, and at the same time lyxeter Lodge has every reason to feel. elated that it contains on its roll a member upon whom every gift of office within the organization has been bestowed. Auction Stria. HATUIMAY, APRIb Seth-11on.ehold Par. nttnre, 0(8., at too ronideoos of Was Carrie 152(150100, JohnSt., Ern -Imola, Sale nt Robert Durk, Prep„ M. M. Scott, Auo, WAMPOLE'S WAMPOLE'S Grape Extract Cod Salts Liver Oil Cleanses the System. The year-round tonic. Relieves Rheumatism. An excellent Builder. :f -3:. Wall Paper ._ L f �sf' As we have an excellent assortment of Wall. Papers s` m rangindin price from 5c per single roll to the better ;s; := class of Sunworthy Papers, you will find it easy to 3 :tg obtain Papers suitable for any room. See them. + 3 Allen's Drug Store Exclusive Agent for Nye! and Penelar Remedies Druggist and Stationer 1 topped the batting average for the greatest number of laughs register- ed, particularly with his "spuncture in the middle of the mak." Frances Whittaker and Rosalie Otis looked alluring and acted so, to the devasta- tion of poor, bashful Robert Bobbs, played respectively by Misses Alberta Isard, Doris Sawyer and Norman Gomm. Misses Lluella Stirling and Edith Anderson as Jean Graham and Celesta Vanderpool would well daz- zle the eyes and flutter the heart of Successor to James Fox any man, particularly Marston Bobbs (Carman Finlay). The latter has a good voice and stage manner. Julie, the French maid, left nothing to be desired with her charming accent and coquettish way. Miss Bole. Co - bean successfully portrayed this eharacter. Before the opening of the play and between 'Acts Miss Rinker favored the audience with instru- mentals and Mrs. Gerrard and C. Baker entertained with pleasing song, and duets. rand Theatre Friday and Saturday - April 19 & 20 ZANE GREY'S 0 MOU RA Avalanche NT h PICTURE • NATURI9 ware its weal la A whnit' mountain ncnves. Tile awnggoritg g,tnilller pales. The Hem lug 511.00 ecreaine 1 The Htttasbing Plinth to Z 1.1.0 Grey's clearnnt do story, Love pitted againat the forces , f Nature. Sack Holt, Bachtuova in powe,ful roles. Monday & Tuesday - April 22 & 23 WARNER BROS, prenent "Stab qtr:tt Sadie" 1Vitb C( 1497) NAGEL, 7IYRNA L01, SVILLiASI RUSSN)LL (114OHGIL STONE; PA3. HARTIGAN Hanes crying out, the r,hnnting of another con—his daugh- ter, conveut.bred-photgieg into the hind slaulnws of the undo -win Id to avenge hitte-f isrilede of crackling puus— terror—then Lite courage hen it of Inv' --11e. girl bidden in the dark eves . . , gee "State Street Sadie." Gcutglatd Bel l—tltuva—eh:4ks—dupes-_-stem pigeons—rats satp•hlnwere--peek+nlnelteit; Ilat'd.hoped painted dames— and in the midst Sadie faith het blas kntick Ie lover --then pandemonium --lights nut—the riot squad—tied ,Friday & Saturday - April 26 & 27 LAR. A FrIHREE la BOW in1 WEEK -ENDS A real snappy story and played as only Clara Bow can play it, Comity a "Rin -Tin -Till" "WINGS,, "Abie's Irish Rose" "Lion and Mouse"