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June the Beauty
Month
Dusky The New Toilet Goods Line
Foundation Cream Cleansing Cream Perfume
Face Powder Talcum Powder Bath Powder
Bath Crystals Soap Toilet Water Compacts, &c,
A complete line of Modern Toilet Preparations in the new
beautiful red packages -rare pleasant perfume,
Banding Caps
New styles
New colorings
Prices 19c to $1.00
Bobber Gloves
In colors Mauve, Rose
and Jade Green
60c per pair
no Dards
Bird Guides for land Birds
east of the Rockies, with
clear colored illustrations
$L25
Ilutoroohile
Road Maps
5p -to -date and publish-
ed by the Ontario De-
partment of Hlerh t aNs
Price 5''c
RED CEDAR
FLAKES
PREVENT'MIcTIIS
15c
This Store
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Brussels United Church
REV, A. W. BARKER. E.
MINISTER
Sunday, June 16th
10 a.nl,-Sunday School Session,
11 a,m.-Public Worship,
Subject :
"If Christ had not Come"
7 p.m Public Worship.
Rev. F. W. Craik, GorrIe
Wednesday -Prayer Service
Friday -,Choir Rehearsal
n' • GOOD BABY CARRIAGE For Sale.
• Price reasonable. Phone 71, '52-1
ca + RAYMOND SEWING Machine for
I sale, in good condition. Phone
18, 52-tf.
BARRED ROCK BABY CHICKS,
redly June 12th, 19th and 28th,
140, each. Ed. Fulton, Phone
• 285. 52-1
R HOUSE and Lot For Sale,... Apply to
Mrs. M. Fraser, Brussels, Ont. 52-2.
4 A Good Light Wagon for Sale.... Ap-
ply to W. II. Bell, Phone 705. 52-1
i. the pian• to get a Kodak
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Local News Items
Held a Bee
Member:; of the United 'Claire
have been holding a "bee" when th
horse :shed had a clean up and new
gravel on the ground.
New Agricultural Assistant
Mr. Ian 'McLeod, recent graduat
of the 0. .A. C., Gueipa , the new
assistant representative for Huron
County and began work last week.
After a Swarm
Last week Eenie Hunter, all
"masked" was in the thick of a bee
swarm
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swarm at the home of .1. IL Ballan-
tyne, and succeeded in taking the
wanderr+rs home,
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Foot Ball To -night
h 'Mil 'rton plays Isere to -night,
e (WVdn,'sday i at Victoria Park. This
will be a real foot ball match.
Away to th
Walter and M
' r., pose left this
cwe,,k fur to ..pend a few weeks at
their cottage on Lake Huron.
Replaced Broken Window.
I The bis: )date glass window at the
ithisasy lianas show room winch was
broken by the big wind storm some
. months ago was replaced last Thurs-
day morning.
I A Quick Job.
i The big Inotor driven oil sprayer
' or the Dant. of Public Highways was
in town last Wednesday and soon oil-
ed the vat'ous stniets. A carload of
oil raid not let long with this modern
less
OF of applying
t
he oil. The work-
men left fur Grand Bend.
IFoot Ball Results.
, Last Thursday night Stratford de-
' feat,'t1 Winthrop in the Classic City
1 by a score of 0-0 ; Milverton and
f Monkton played a tie game ; on
i Monday evening Winthrop outscored
iStratford and won 2-1 on their home
grounds,
, Departmental Examinations,
Writs are Issued.
Writs for. by-election in Prescott
and Lanark, OM., are being issued.
Nomination day for by-election in
both con,tatuan„t
.shas h
er
n set
July 22 and election day for July 29.
Will Meet in Auburn
The Presbytery of Huron, The
United Church of Canada, will meet
in regular session in Knox United
Church Auburn on Thursday, June
13th next, at 9.30 a. m. The ladies
of the church will serve dinner.
Attending Tournament,
This Wednesday Brussels Bowling
Club is represented at the annual
bowling tournament at Goderich ' by
R. Bowman, N. F. Gerry, W. S. ,
Scott and the old reliable R. Down-
ing. Maybe he trophy will come
back with them.
Well Known Here.
Rev. H. W. Snell, B. A. L. Th.,
rector of St. Paul's Angi tan Church,
Stratford, and former rectorr
Wingham, who i' well 1 novm In
Brussels, having been a timelier at
the Short Co ars held herr., 'rdebs•at-
ed the 25th anniversary of his ordin-
ation
rd n.ation into the ministry of the An„ -
Evan Church, on Sunday.
I. O. 0. F. Decoration Service.
The annual decoration serviee of
Western Star Ledge, I, 0. 0. F, will
be held on Sunday after ea m. d ++
itlth, when the brethren • re asked to
assemble at the Lodge room at 2.30
o'clock sharp, to march to Brussels:
Cemetery. All members .are cordial-
ly invited. Flowers will he furnish-
ed by the Lodge. +
Charged With Brussels Assault.
William Allan was arrested at
Lcaseion last week and brought to
•Goderich to answer a charge of as-
sault upon John McCosh of Bri.
sets, who was terribly insured in a
row at Brussels on the night of 19>1.
urday, May 25th, Mr, McCosh from
the first refused to tell the police
Who his assailant was but swore he
would have vengeance upon him. Al- IJ
len a notion peddler of about 130
,years of age, had been with McCosh
and suddenly dtsappeaared, and the.
suspicions 'of the police centred upon 1
him. McCosh is still in the hospital
at Wingham )n a serious condition, t
and' is now sina'ble to speak, In the a
zncantime Magistrate Reidhas q h
e post- g
posed. the hearing of the eharge, t
McCosh was -an umbrella mender a- C
bout sixty-five years of age. Godes a
.rich Signal. B
The Middle end Upper 'School ex-
aminations will open on Monday,
June 17th;1 the Lower School on
Thursday, June 20th; the Model En-
trance on Monday, Jane '2 ith, and
the High School Ent1 a1 •e• on Wed-
nesday, June 2Gth.
Attended Meeting.
St. Johns Lodge A. F. & A. M.
waw til rope en .rJ at he District
Lull„ meeting. held at Blyth last Frt-
d
were given by Rt.
Wor. Bea ,. 1.. 11, 17argavr•1, Deputy
Grand Master; Rt, Wor- W.N. Logan
Grand h er tary, and others.
Teacher Resigned
Mi. 1ntold, Principle of Brus-
sels 1 o :nua+ion Schol, and Mr, E.
Dobie r dist n1, have placed their
r leu it ons wire the; school Board.
111.= Penfulel return:: to Gut.] l)h and
Mr. Debit: has accepted epted the I'rinciple-
ship of the Verde:te h (Continuation
School. The Board rrgrr•ts that these
two teachers are rr:digning,
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Liberal Big a Gathering
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at Grand Bend.
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The South Huron Liberal Assoc- , 110
taboo. is holding a picnic at Grancl. Ji
Bend, on June. 19. The chief spe- 'It
alter will he Hon. Erneet Laponte, ' C
Minister of Justice, the; ,ib•er ton- th
gued orator of 'Quebec'. Associated
with him will be Hon. J. C. Elliot, ,
Minister of Public Works, Hon, E.
. Euler, minister of National Rev -
onus, lion. Jae, Malcolm, minister
of Trade and Commerce, together
with the local members, Thos. Mc-
Tillian, M. P. and all the other
Ontario Ministers and many of On
ario's outstanding M. I'.'s, ) All
re cordially invited to attend and
ear National interests
discussed es seed
d b
hose able exponents of Liberalism
ome and bring your lunch baskets
nd enjoy a half holiday at Grand J
end on June 19th.
FOR SALE -3 and 4 week old 5. C.
White Leghorn Cockerels. Ready
row, Ten cents each. Phone 204
Fred McCutclreun. 52-1
FOR SALE -Master Six McLaughlin
Car for ale, Cheap. This car in
best of repair. Alf. Backer, Brits
sets. 52-tf
FOR SALE-.. Two, four years of
cows due to freshen this month,
Both quiet, good stock cows and
also good milkers. Also a good
wagon and hayloader cheap. Ap•
ply to Norman Sanderson, Blyth,
Ont. 52-1
BUCKWHEAT for Sale. Apply to
John McNair, Phone 43-7.. 51-11
TWQ Young Brood Sows, coming in
in about a month. Dan McKinnon,
d
Phone 23-16. 51-t£.
BABY CHUCKS -Barred Plymouth
Rock, 0. A. C. strain, June 14c
each. Single Comb White Leg-
horn, Barron strain, June 12e
each; also dry summer wood for
sale. Dan. McKinnon, Brussels,
I'hone 23-16. 43-tf
of Firsts
QUANTITY Class Timothy
Y
and Alfalfa Hay for sale. Jesse
Wilbee, Phone 40-14. 50-tf
FOR SALE -Barred Rock Baby
Chicks from Johnston strain, Mea
ford, eight year's winners in the
Laying Contest at Ottawa. J.
Harvey Bryans, Phone 12-8. 148-13
HOUSE and Property for sale. Ap-
ply to Miss Ella Woods, Brussels,
Phone 22x. 47-tf,
Co.
Council Picnic.
The Huron Co, Council annual
picnic will be held at Bayfield, on
Friday, Juno 21st.
Pictures Comnig to the Grand.
Following aro a few of the pic-
tures billed at the Grand Theatre for
the coming month:
14 -15 -Under Tonto Rim
17 -18 -After the Storm
21-22-Tillie's Punctured Ro-
mance
24 -25 ---The Wreck
28 -29 -Vanishing Pioneer.
July 1, 2, 3 -Legion of the Con-
demner}.
Foot Ball.
For the benefit of foot ball fol-
lowers the Brussels dates in Group
No. 2 of the W. F. A. are listed as
follows:
At Home -
June 12 -Milverton
June 19 ---Stratford
July 10--Monkton.
Away--
Jnne 14 -Winthrop
Jnne 27 -Stratford
July 5... -Milverton
July 19-Monkton.
Departmental Exams.
The Schedule of dates is es fol-
lows:
Entrance Exams -June 26 to 28.
Lower School -June 20 to 20.
Middle School -June 17 to 24.
The various dates for the Middle
Sr•hoe' subjects are: June 17-Com-
tsition and Physics; June 18-Al-
ebra and Canadian History; June
--Literature and Ancient History;
ane 20 -Geometry and Chemistry;
inc 21 -Latin Authors and Latin
omposition; June 24 -French Au.
ors and French Composition.
Foot Ball Schedule
June 13 ---Winthrop vs. Brussels.
June 15-Monkton vs. Milverton
June 19-Monkton vs. Winthrop
June 19 ---•Brussels vs, Stratford
June 27 --Stratford vs. Brussels.
Juiy 3 ---Winthrop vs. Monkton
July 3 -Stratford vs. Milverton th
July 5 -Milverton vs. Brussels b
Tilly 8 --Milverton vs. Stratford K
July 10 -Brussels vs. Monkton.
my 11 -Winthrop vs. Milveta'on Ll
uiy 10-Monkton vs. Brussels. bo
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essentials of modern life. Itit
in the production of every article and in.
01 every commodity. Wiill,
distribution would be impossible. Yet
functions so smoothly that we are
aware of our dependence upon it. 13y
Banking Service for granted we pay our
tribute to its eflieicncy, Buell year an
number of depositors and clients.of-
of the ebar'aetrr of Service offer -
Canadian Bank of Commerce.
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Players, Pianos
Organs
Tuned and Repaired
Satisfaction Assured
J., C. Blackstone
Orders taken by
Walker & Black
f. Celebrate it
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Palmerston ._
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North Huron Orange County es
! i« and visiting Lodges are hold -
.t ing a Monster Celebration in 4.
Pahnerston, on July 12th. i
• Speakers that are Leaders in
va Oran a Order will be
t g. present
a i" and other entertainments will
I� t .he. provided for 'ail, f
J t All roads lead ...to Palmerston. 4i
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• • on the Glorious Twelfth, 1929.
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Interior Painted.
The interior of the Bank of No
Scotia, has been brightened up by
coat of paint.
Going Up North.
On Tuesday Milt. Lowe, J
Shaw, N. Hamilton, and son Ja
left by motor for Kirkland Lakes.
New Junior,
Mr. Marshall, of Arthur, is the ne
Junior at the Bank of Commerce. I
commenced work this morning.
Going to Blyth.
Lorne Turvey has accepted a pos
tion in a garage at Blyth, and
now on the job. Mrs. Turvoy as
Billy will move shortly.
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Glorious
Twelfth
Church Notes
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Melville Church
Remember the Anniversary ser-
vices in Melville Presbyterian
Church, Brussels, on Sunday July
14th at Ila. m. and 7 p. m. to be
conducted by Rev. W. F. McConnell,
of Paris. Also the Garden Party on
the manse Lawn on Tuesday evening
July 10th.
In
Melville e 111
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Church last
Sabbath
morning Rev. Mr. Jackson ,of Ethel,
spoke on the Doctrine of Justification
by faith. Justification is to prove
that you are right. (1). Sin is a fact,
Paul accepted sin as a fact, (2) Hell
is a fact. Uuless we sit aside Christ
we must accept Hell as a fact. Christ
taught the existences of Hell. We are
all sinners and subject to the punish-
ments of sin but we maybe justified
by faith in Christ. Paul teaches us
Justification by faith and its results.
(1). Peace, We have peace with
God. (2). Standing in God's unni-
verse. (3) ]triumph over troubles.
Even in our troubles we triumph.
(4) God's love in Christ satifies us,
(5) We get a worth while religion.
(0) We shall be saved from the
wrath of God, (7) We joy in God.
At the evening service Rev, Mr.
Williams of Cranbrook, occupied the
pulpit and took as his text Jonah
1 13 "But Jonah ruse up to flee unto
Tarshlsh from the presence of the
Lord and went down to Jonah ;and
he found a ship going to Tarshish ;
so he paid the fare thereof and he
went down in it, to go with them
unto Tarshisls from the presence of
the Lord," The book of Jonah is sec-
ond to none in the Bible. It teaches
us great truths among these the
truth that man cannot get away
from God do what he will. There is
no place on land or sea or sky where
a man
can geawayt
from love of
God, Jonah heardthevoice of God.
calling him to go to Nineveh and
purposed to go to some far off place
where God could not find hila and so
he sailed for Tarshisls. hien to -day
are trying to quiet the voice of God
calling to them and engage in plena -
uses to take drink but they learn
that it is impossible to' escape front
the love of God and that it is con-
tinually seeking them,
Minor Locals,
Exams will soon be here.
Half of June gone o.-1 Saturday.
The local showers are helping the
garden sass.
Only a little more then two weeks
till Dominion Day,
Gardening is the evening past time
for many householders.
Foot ball match this Wednesday
evening, Milverton vs Brussels,
Next Thursday, June 20th Hon.
11. D. Bennett will speak in: Wing -
ham.
The la
overtime th a
the grass.
District
Institute v
next Tuesday.
will hold i
vice on Sun
-Have y
came in the
ing in on th
Many from
will attend
tion and picnic
Presentation
lawn mowers are working
these days to keep up with
meeting of the Women'
'ill be held in Fordtvirh
ay
Star Lodge T. 0. 0. I',
is annual decoration ser -
day, June lstis,
you noticed since the radio
re is not so ]ouch listen
e ruga} telephones?
m Brussels and vicinity
the Liberal Demonetra•
rnic at Grand Bend on
of. next week,
A short time after the removal of
Mrs. Wesley Speiran and daughters
to their new home in Brussels, the
members of Union United Church,
land neighbors presented Mrs.
Speiran with an electric lamp and
the :Sabbath school class presented
sradalon with a bedroom clock and
Jean with a sugar and cream set.
The following address accompanied
the gifts which were greatly appre-
ciated
byth •recipients:-
c To i4Irs.
Speiran and Girls. -It is with feel-
ings of sadness that we, your friends
in church and community have
come to realize, that owing to un-
foreseen circumstances you have
been compelled to leave our midst.
These changes come to every com-
munity but when they come to us,
they leave a pang of sorrow which
is often hard to find consolation for.
As we look back now, we realize
how much your friendship meant to
us and how rich a fellowship we en-
joyed as we associated together
with your family. We trust that in
the time of trial through which you
are passing you mast be very con-
scious of the abiding presence of the
Comforter and that your memory of
the life partner taken from you may
cantinue to be for you a bright spot
in life. As you leave our midst, we
realize that you will be greatly
missed by every one but we trust
that in your new surroundings you
may find it easier to carry on in
your new estate and it is our prayer
that to you may be given added
strength to carry the increased re-
sponsibilities which you are called
upon to bear, As a slight token of
tare love and respect we have for
you, Mrs. Speiran and girls, we ask
you to accept this electric lamp in
e hopes that as its light is shed In
ur home, so may your pathway be
ri "Lead
and nd your prayer be
indly Light amid the encircling
oom." Signed on behalf of the
nion United Church and neigh -
re,
Rural Schools.
Rural schools will close for the long
vacation on June 28, the usual offi-
cial date of closing falling on a Sat-
urday this year. At the present time
reviews are being made for promo-
tions, .and examinations will follow.
The last term has been fairly success-
ful, with the attendance ,well up to
the average.
Farm Swept by Flames,
From iVloosomin, Sask., comes the
word that. W. Henderson, brother of
Ed. Henderson, of town had his barns,
stock, etc destroyed in -a fire, Mr.
Henderson is an old Grey Township
boy and went West after he return-
ed from overseas, The press report
says: -Word has just been recelved
here of a disastrous fire which oc-
curred at the farm of W. Bender -
son, of the Martin district, south of
Moosomin, Thursday night, when 8
barns, a sheep pen antra granary
were burned to the ground, The fire
was first noticed by Mrs, Henderson
at G p.ni, The flames quickly spread
awing to a strong wind Th 1 I
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Disinfectant /
For stable and Poul-
try uses, Invaluable
as an antiseptic dyes
• sing among live stock.
Izal Powder
For dusting poultry,
etc. Excellent re-
sults are obtained.
Garden and
Orchard Sprays
Sprayiae
Com osed of Arsenate of
Lime and Bordeaux Mix -
erre,
Arsenate of #eadl
Arsenate of lime
' Fresh supply on hand
CYANOGAS
Kills Groundhogs and other Destructive Pests
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Allen's Drug Store
Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies
Druggist and Stationer Successor to James
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estimated at $5,000
amounting to $1,500
son was able to save
three calves and the
horse, four head of
of harness, five loads
ten loads of hay and
chop which had just
the barn, were destroyed.
with insurance BORN
Mr. Render- 61CLAUGHLIN.-ir Brownlee,5ank„ to Mr
one horse, penri6Dnrhj• D. hloLaughlln, a son.fNer
pigs, but one
cattle, a quantity i
of sheeves, ; ARMSTRONG.
two loads of I
been placed in i reAllgON..1a
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DIED -
-In Betgrsve, on Sunday, Juni
sth. George Armstrong; aged Li yenra and
Macrsem(n, Sask. on n1e
nth 8smnel Feruueon. Aged , 78 years,
(brother o1 Dirs. Geo. Edwards, Brussels),
IN MEMORIAM
REID.-In loving memory
and cousin, Mrs, Allan
Hone) who passed away
June brings hack sad
Of a loved one gone
Who will always be
By the ones who loved.
Hayti sadness CAB still
Tears in snence often
Memory keeps yon
Though It is one year
Sadly missed
AUNT sedKART.by
AND Cocees
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of our dear niece I Auction Salo.
Reld (nee Pearl
Jone II th, jl(5 ) SATURDAY, JUNE 16th -Household ef-
fects, the property
memories ' p pe to of the cote Moody Holland,
home of the Mate Robert /. Salo t 2
to rest, • Hilton
remembered + o'a(os (hn lfmsls t on Walton). Sam oa,
her bent. I p'aloc)c Silos Johnstonhand L. Wnllamsoa,
t Ezr¢utore
some O'er aA. a THURSDAY, JUNE lora-tlareseryed s,le
flow; E of Farm Stook, ]9nplembntn andWood at hot
ever near ns 2,Om Dowd, Aug Lorne Robertson, Prop,; W.
ago, J, Dowd, Auu.
by t 1 FRIDAY, n15 o 2811,-Rnrm, Stook, Imple•
Orme. Wtr,L r moons, Furniture ,C¢ , at the Walton Saw
EOD18 01t.b, ( BIM. Sale unreserved: at 1 o'clock sharp.
-John McDonald, Prop, ;Thos, Brown, Amt.
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Summer Coats
I Eight M=ull Days of Selling
• June 14th to 22nd Inclusive
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EVERY COAT IN THE STORE MUST MOVE AT SOME PRICE
1 { 4 1 to 1 off
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Dress Coats Travel Coats
Ensembles and Tweedy Models
All on the 13argain Coulter,
FOR' 8 FULL DAYS
Be sure to read h
the copy of your June B}iy-
ing Budget sent you. It tells of scores of
other remarkable values throughout the store
Shipments of New Summer presses
are coming to hand daily,
EXTRA EXTRA
20 WOMEN'S
Oarbicord,
to match and will
out to the bone,
values, each
SUITS of the finest French Triootine or
All are three-quarter coats with skirts
make the smartest Ensemble. prices are
Regular $30,00 to $45,00 75
Make this your buying centre for
all summer requirements.
KING
BR
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WINGHAM ONTARIO