HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-5-15, Page 8'WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th, 1920.
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ICOZAK-the Auto Dry Wash Cloth -Will do every-
thing the manufacturers claim for it. A dirty, mud -
splashed auto can be matte to look like new in a very
short time with the use of Kozak Auto Dry Wash.
No sponge, bucket or hose is noee`sary and each cloth
will give at least 25 dry tcashinga.
Price $1.50
Still a Big Choice in
Wall Papers
Although there has been big selling, our stock is being
constantly replenishea, and there is a goud variety to
shouse from whether the papers be for
KITCHE1T BE DRO ):11
DINING ROOM or LIVING ROOM
Patterns and Colorings are more than ordinarily attrac-
tive this Reason and prices are very reasonable.
A May Special
A package of Five Gil-
lette Razor B1adiR and
a large package of Klen-
zo Shaving (�l'eoio
Combination t•1i•r-L„fli
for the very
fat Price of.,....
Pictorial Review
SummerQuarterly
Is now on Rale,
Price 2»e.
Von net• Neth to f111tt the pat-
tern yon are looking for in,
this Look or in the large Pic•
torin1 Review Catalogue.
We etorte Pictorial lleview
Patterns,
F. - R. SMITH
be ‘1"c1Wii,c,Ctleo Store
Druggist and Stationer
Brussels United Church
REV, A, W, BARKER. B. D.
MINISTER
Sunday, May 19th
11 a.m,-Public Worship,
Subject : `The Unbound Word'
3 p.m. -Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
7 ppm. -Public Worship.
Theme:
"Golden Shields"
Monday 8 p. m. -Y. P. S.
Wednesday Prayer Service
Friday -Choir Rehearsal
June 2 -Conference Sunday
Morning service conducted by W.M,S,
, Evening service conducted by Y.P.S.
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A PURSE FOUND, containing a sum of
r5 Money. Apply at The Post. 48-1
ou ' 9 York Pigs, 6 weeks old for sale.
Walter Broadfoot, Lot 2, Con, 15,
l Grey, Phone 27-10, 48-1
es PARTIES requiring Custom Hatch -
ca
g ing done should apply to James
Ilryans, Phone 12-19, 48-1
t FOR SALE -A Happy Thought
is Range in good repair, Apply to
aA Walter ' iibee, Brussels, Phone
O. 77-10. 48-2
g ' GOOD Cobbler Seed Potatoes for
Av sale. 90c a bag. John Huether,
g Phone 25-10. 48-tt
A FOR SALE -Barred Rock Baby
A Chicks from Johnston strain, Mao
Fs ford, eight year's winners in the
4 Laying Contest at Ottawa. 3.
111 Harvey Bryans, ;'hone 12-8. 148-i1
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Local News Items
'Will Pay at Clerk's Office.
All hydro bills are now to be paid
at the Town Clerk's Office.
Some Good Catches.
Some •of our local fishermen are
having good luck at the trout
streams.
No Boat Trip this Summer.
The "Greyhound" will not make
its usual trip from Goderieh to De-
troit this season. Lack of patronage
is the cause given.
Ons New Story.
This week The Post continencesI
its new serial "The Indian Drum'
written by William MacHarg and
Edwin Helmer. 13esure and get
started with this new story, which
will be found on page 7 of this is- I
sue.
Taking a Chance.
In spite of the cold 'unpromising
weather all the trees and shrubs are
putting on their lovely green foilage
and the early spring dowels such as
tulips crocuses,
daffodils, etc.,
are
poking out their bright 1 tt, heads
and are seemingly not it bit afraid
of getting nipped by old 'Jack Frost,'
The King's Birthday,
The King's birthday, June 3, falls
on Monday this year. Tho',tgh not
observed generally as a business holi-
day on account of its nearness to
Victoria Day, an excellent suggestion
is made that the occasion be marked
by services held in the churches on
the Sunday preceding, when thanks
may be expressed for the happy re-
covery of Isis Majesty.
Should Have a Winner Now,
Kincardine Review -Reporter: --
Messrs Robert Irwin and John Adams
went to llrusseis last week and left
orders for a special -built racing bike
for Hal Boy, Mr. Irwin's pacing won-
der. When Hal steps out this "um -
num his friends won't knew him,
but his competitors will realize that
they are going some faster than last
season if they keep pace with him.
Banquet and District Meeting.
• An invitation has ;been extended
to the various lodges in this Masonic
District to attend a banquet and die-
triet meeting to be held in Memorial
Hall, Blyth, on the evening of Fri.
day, June 7. It is expected that be-
sides discussion on various •ubjeett+
pertaining to the district, that the
meeting g wt
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be addreesed by
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Wor. Bro. R
B, Dargavel,
Deputy
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Grand, Master and Rt. Wor. Bro. W
M. Logan, Grand Secretary,
Dates For Race Meets.
The spring race meet of the Sea -
forth Turf Club will be held on Wed-
nesday, 4une 18, when three races
will be carded, the classes and purse
to be announced later. The Seaforth
truck has come through the winter
in due shape, and is now being used
by the horses daily. The race circuit
will open at Mitchell on May 24;
then Chesley on June 3; Seaforth on
Stine 12, and Exeter on June 10.
The Goderich Turf,(Club will hold its
annual meet on Aytgust :1, followed
Seaforth's fall meet on Aug, 14.
Maybe Foot Ball Games
Will Be Seen Here.
The foot ball boys are beginning
to get restless and probably a team
will be organized for the coming sea-
son. If they don't practice any
harder than last year's team, it won';
be worth the time the executive
would spend trying to get a team
together.
Will Hold Picnic June 15th.
The eleventh annual Toronto -Brun
•elite; picnic will be held in Hign
Park on Saturday, Juno 15th. The
location is the North -half of area
number 0, bent; south from the foun
thin. Everyone is planning a splen-
did afternoon's amusement, consist-
ing of games, rases and baseball.
Tell your friends and come and join
us in the sports.
What Will Brussels Bowlers ,Wear?
This year the well dressed bowler
should wear brown leather .shoes,
cream flannel trousers, plain or wide
striped, a :due coat and a white felt
hat. Shirt Reeves and suspenders
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will 1 taboo. ult was the d ccs
ign of the Dominion Lawn Bowling
Association et its annual meeting in
Toronto.
To Serve Western Church.;
'4\einghem Advance: --D. K. Perrie
B. A., sun of few. lir, D. Perrie, of
Wingham, heft Wednesday for North
11attl. ford, Sask., wl,rn•e he has been
invited is preach for a call, On
Tues*lay evening in St. Andrew's
Church, Mr. Perris received a (Ines -
ins* gown from the. choir. Mr. F. J.
Hill staking the presentation in plea,
in cnngrnutlatory words, to which
Mr. Pe'rril• made a feeling reply.
The One Horse Weekly.
On another eeen this week rk i pub,
Belied Bruce P-a,ce's femme story
of "Tee On Aor,.'. 'sties;Ly,`, o)'
which The Brussels Post is one. This
story has been haled a, a ciao. is by
Canadian newspaperman, and is of•
intense interest to every reader of
The Post or any other eommunit'I'
paper, portraying as it does with
such fine veracity the ,job of getting„
out a weekly newspaper.
Warning Given.
A warning to patent medicine coin
panics against the practice of having
sample pills and patent me,l.icine:
thrown :at the boors of householdcer
'for advertising purposes was issued
by Hon. W. H. Price, attorney-genr-
a1. He ordered an inquest into the
death o£ Audreytrimmrt Irteh
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•i. who shed after eathnit pills th it
eel been left at her doer, "Com-
panies should discontinue this prac-
tice," said the attorney -general.
Attended, Presbyterial
Eighteen ladies from Melville
church W. M. S. Auxiliary, attend-
ed the annual meeting of Maitland
Presbyterial held at Wingham on
Tuesday of last week. The outside
speaker was Mrs. D. Ritchie, of Point
Edward, who gave a very fine ad-
dress on "The Ministry of the Wo -
mem" Mrs. Ritchie is the wife of
Rev, D. Ritchie, who supplied here
for a summer during the pastorate of
the late Rev. Dr,'Itoes.
PIGS and Calves for Sale; 2 litters
Yorkshire Pigs ready to wean; and
3 Durham calves, 3 weeks old. .1.
P. McIntosh, Lot 21, Con. 12, Grey
Phone 55-6. 4S-tf.
Dv You Deal with Bernie & McLeod
Walton? It will pay you. See
this list -A car Redpath Sugar
just arrived, prices down again,
100 Iles, 3.5.40. 2 cans Corn, Peas
or Tomatoes, 25c; 2 lbs Thome
son's Seedless Raisins, 25c; Com
goleum Rugs at a big cut. Bring
us your Eggs, we pay you all we
can. A Square deal for everybody
Bernie & McLeod, Walton, 48-1
PARTIES Requiring Pasture Should
apply to S. W. Barr, Phone 51-8
or 12-12. 47-1.
PURE BRED Single Combe White
Leghorn baby Chicks for sale.
Good laying strain, around 29th of
May. Wm. McInnis, Phone 838
FOR SALE -Child's bed with springs
• and mattress. Phone 104x.
HOUSE and Property for sale. Ap•
ply to Miss Ella Woods, Brussels,
Phone 22x. 47-t1,
LEAVE Your Orders for Flowers
and hanging baskets at Mrs. Bal-
lentyne's Store where they will
have prompt attention by Chas. V.
Cooke, Clinton. Orders also taken
for Celery and Tomato plants.
47-2.
BABY CHICKS -Barred Plymouth
Rocks. 0. A. C. strain, May 15c
each. Single Comb White Leg-
horn, Barron strain, May 14c
each; also dry summer wood for
sale. Dan. McKinnon, Brussels,
Phone 23-16. 4345
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HATCHING EGGS For Sale -Single
Combo White Leghorns, bred -to -
lay. Alex: Perrie, Phone 25-15.
45-tf.
BARRED ROCK Hatching Eggs for
sale, $3. per 100; 50c per 15; Roy
Sanderson, Con. 1, Turnberry,
Wroxeter Phone 616-16. 43-tf.
FOR SALE -White Blossom Sweet
Clover Seed, Government tested,
No, 1. $4.00 per bus. Thos. Bol-
ger. Con. 8, Morrie. Picone 56-14
43-tf.
YELLOW BLOSSOM Sweet Clover
S, -ed, Government tested for sale.
Apply to Ray Crawford, Lot 18,
Con. 14, McKillop, Seaforth phone
243-32. 41-1:1
FOR SALE -Timothy and Alsike
M1lixture, 27% Alsike @ 10c s lb ;
Pure Timothy @ $4 a bus.; Yenow
Blossom Sweet Clover @"$5 per
bus.; White Blossom Sweet Clover
3:4.50 a bus. All government
graded and tested. Russell Dou-
gherty, Lot 18, Con. 17, Grey.
Phone 37-19. 40-41.
Another Anne Nichols
Play on Screen Here.
Another of Anne Nichols' plays
has crone to the screen. The famous
author of the equally famous "Ab-
ei's Irish hose," which ran more than
five peen; in New York City,
shat-
tering ill world rrto
ds,
has contri-
buted d :mother her sparklingklingpla s
lo the silvcreheet. The nnv picture
is Ju.tMarried," adapted from Mise
Nichols' stage farce of the same title.
It is to be at the Grand on Monclay
and Tnesrlay. "Just Married" is a
rollicking farce with most of its act-
ion taking place on board a trans-
Atlantic liner. Eight principals fig -
lire in the plot and they become en-
meshed in a net of complications from
which there semis to be no possibility
of extricating them. It is without
question one of the most amusing
films _to be shown in many menthe,
and one which, ht addition to its
humor, has suspense that rivets one's
attention on the semen throughout
the length of the picture.
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policies are formed, habits main -
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and intimately connected with the
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that give a bank individual ober:toter
a man in leaking bis financial
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regarding Bank of Commerce
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BRUSSELS
Thursday, May 16th
. KNIGHT
Will display 'tgomplete lint of Ladies'
Gents
HAIR ;DS
Including Patent Str
Advice on all Scalp At, : °,nes
and the use of Ineeto Rai.
See demonstration of uewmy
Wave -a -Mould Machine at the
Hotel.
Phone Hotel for appointment
The W.T.Pember Stores
Limited
120 YONGE ST., TORONTO
ONTARIO
To Correspondents.
We have several correspondents
on our list who we have not heard
from for some time. We would ask
you if possible to renew your efforts
for us as we are desirous of having
every locality in this veinity repre-
sented in our paper each week. If
you are out of supplies drop us a
lino and we will be glad to forward
same at once.
Snappy Titles Describe Latest
Backstage Movie.
"Mix a beautiful girl with two
men -one good, one rich. Add
Broadway's gaieties, heartaches and
temptations. And you have a ting-
ling, refreshing, 1929 -style "Man-
hattan Cocktail." This is the way
the sparkling backstage melodrama
in which Nancy Carroll and Richard
Arlen are co-starred is described by
the title writers. This is the biggest
step upward for these two Paramount
players and, according to advanceue
information,theyare the biggest
things foud in moving pictures
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a long time. In addition to the two
stars, "Manhattan Cocktail; which
the Grand theatre will show this Fri-
day, has severalsequences in which
Marian Morgan's beautiful dancers
show off to good advantage.
Minor Locals.
Caught any trout yet?
Read the advertisements.
A week from Friday is May 24th.
Soft all is the next sport on the
programB,, -
Ernie Cardiff is having is house
reshingled.
The music of the lawn mower is
with us again.
The foot ball has made its appear-
ance on Victoria Park.
Thursday, June 13, is the day set
for Huron Co. at the 0. A. C.
It's taking a long time for the
leaves to get out this spring.
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of Brussel;
Women's Institute will be held on
Friday afternoon of this week at 3
o'clock in the Public Library. The
Financial and all other reports will
be given and election of officers held.
Mrs. Harold Speir will give a paper
on "Women's Opportunities and Re-
sponsibilities." Payment of fees for
coming year is the Roll Call, All the
girls and ladies of the community are
eligible for membership and the fee
is twenty-five cents, Come one, come
all and make next year the banner
year of our Institute.
Severe Penalty.
tccasionally it happens that some
one "ens mail from the post office
belong.. "s,to someone else which has
1iiadvcrtenf'1r been put into the wrong
box. In a "'bulletin issued by the
i'ost Office Dep;utnlent, passing a-
long information aa. .snnnuncernent,
we note that a man at Holland'L '1ti-
ing, Ont., was sentenced to 60 days
imprisonment for wilfully keeping a
post letter which was not his pro,
party. In future, if you should get
a letter in your mail to which you
are not entitled, see that it is re'
turned to the postoffice at once.
Rin -Tin -Tin Due in
"Land of Silver Fox"
Life in the bleak atmosphere of a
Hudson Bay trading post, the pur-
suit of the silver fox through the
snowy wilderness, desperate hand-
to-hand conflicts, and the thrilling
exploits of Rin -Tin -Tin, for the sake
of two unfortunate lovers -the: a are
a few of the many tense and colorful
sequences of "Land of the Silver
Fox," which conies to the Grand
Theatre, Friday and Saturday, May
24th and 25th. "Land of the Silver
Fox" combines the gripping action
the romance and tense melodrama
for which Rinty's pictures have come
to be, noted. In the supporting cast
are Leila Hyams, Carroll Nye, John
Milian i ' n and Thomasantachi. How-
arda S
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Smith adapted "Land of the Sil-
ver
Fox" from a•Charies Condon story
Ray Enright directed. A big added
attraction will be a 2 -reel Charlie
Chaplin in "Easy Street." Chanlin
was at his best in his famous 2-reel-
ers and Brussels audience will now
have a chance to see his fine work.
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Plan your gas and oil
needs so you can drive m
when near, You will get
gasoline with quicker
pick -up -greater power
and more mileage plus
service that is quick and
satisfactory. When you
buy accessories you can
always be assured of
of quality plus service,
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30 x 8s Endurance ('t.rdx ..., ..., .., 8 60
30 x 3 Casings $5,(:(1 ; Tul is trek..., ... 1 25
Royal Cord 29 x 440 (nr n41 ......... 10 50
Royal Cord 29 x 440 pubes .................... 2 CO
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Soft Balls Bats
Gloves, Etc.
New Stock on hand
vesemeseitreffarsimilass
Regular $1.35 Rq
Value for
Colonial Club Shay, Cream
Toilet Water
plan's Talcum
fi
Save Your Poultry
By using
Dr, ;fess' Roup Tablets
Dr, Hess' Diarrhae Tablets
100 Fifteen Grain Tablets 50c
Raw Cod Liver oil
An Excellent food
for Young and
Growing Chi
In Bulk Quantities
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Wall Paper
An excellent assortment of the newest designs
colorings in Wall Papers at very moderate pric
Remnants of Wall Paper stock may now be
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Alien's Drug
Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Pens
Druggist and Stationer
Ranking High,
Master Ronald Sinclair, Jr., of
Miami, Florida, and a grandson of W.
M. and Mrs. Sinclair, of Brussels, is
having good success in his exams. In
his last three, he took 91, 97 and 98
% in Algebra, Latin and English.
Cannot Spear With Light.
Sportsmen are advised the' it is
nteary to the Game' and Fisheries
Act to sieeer fi5ii with the aid of a
light. It has become quite common
throughout the country to run an
automobile alongside of a stream,
turn the lights on the water and
catch fish in large quantities. Several
prosecutions have taken place of
persons guilty of infractions of this
law.
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EOWARDS.-1n Lonttun. on May 4th, to Mr.
and Mra. 1.orge N Edwards, a .on.
STADII'ER.-Tn Tnrnberry Township, on. Sat.
nrdny, May 4th to Mr, and Dire Frank
Stamper,a son (James Wendell.)
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6AZLEWOOD.-In Wrosel er, on Tu.esdaT,
May 7tit, 15213, Lucinda Johnson, 1n her
Bath year
BTJOBANAN.-Suddenly, at Wingham, on
Thursday, May 0th. Mary. widow of the
late Frank Buchanan
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sold will be rents
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All outstanding ane
tba Ethel Store ma}t b
otherwise they will be p
for collection. ANDR
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Friday and Saturday
Our Coat Shop offers
SFecially Smart Coats
Every Coat is new and skilfully tailor-
ed from Fashionable spring Fabrics --
Fine Broadcloths
Imported Tweeds
art Bradford.tf:Tricotines
All at Popular Prices
2Ii'f..' l' You'll be delighted with
the choice you make from
this fine collection.
Nouse Cleaning Time
A visit to our Curtain and Furnishings De-
psrtment will easily solve your worries at
this season.
Butter'ick Patterns Nemo -Flex Corsets
KING BROS.
WINGHIAM ONTARIO
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