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CRAYONS
COMPASSES
RULERS
DRAWING PAPER
DRAWING PORTFOLIOS
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Universal
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REMOVES OIL AND GREASE
SPOTS TAR, ETC.
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preparations for this purpose.
1 lb. Tins 50c.
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Load with Kodak Film ---the
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supply .of all sizes in stock.
FILMS DEVELOPED.
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Brussels United Church
REV. A, W, BARKER. B. 0.
MINISTER
Sunday, dune 30th
10 aa',—Sunday School Session.
11 a,m,—Public Worship..
Rev, W. E, Hassard,
of Toronto
7 p.m.—Public Worship.
Theme :
'The Pharisee and the Publican'
Solo : "The Publican"
Wednesday—Prayer Service
Friday --Choir Rehearsal
00 FOR SALE—A Bunch of Pigs Ready
to wean. Phone 46-4. 2-1
+'I i FOR SALE -9 Chunks of Pigs. a-
ll bout 65 pounds. Andrew Sloan,
!c , Phone 27-12. 2-1
; ! FOR SALE—Thoro' Bred Berkshire
to
, Son', doe to farrow, Aug, 3st.
A I Melvin; Dennis, Ethel, R. R. 1.
Phone 8-118. 2-1
f?' FOR SALE—Auto seat rubber tired
Muggy and set of single harness.
Also two good drivers S. Carter
Brussels. 2-1
FIVE Pigs, ready to wean, For sale.
jJ
is Chester Rintoui, Phone 51-18. I21-
Sas LOST—Ford Auto Tire on Rim, be-
tween Brussels sels and lot 23 on 7th
line Morris. Finder please notify
AP. Amcnt, Phone taiX. 2-1
ani MASON & RISCH Piano, in good
0 condition, for- Aale. Call Phone
13, 2-tf.
FOR SALE—One Morris Piano, cern
' paratively new; good condition;
16 also one light truck. Apply Mrs.
Taus. , GibsonWroxeter, Admster
•t.
ri+ca raaeisiia.zatmatatnatialta;sataressisontat9rseassin2r imeasr2raz2:eas s:asaitaniataintprar2r�� J. K. Gibson Estate.2-1
"'�'"' n"` FOR SALE ---A Melotte Cream Sep.
Local News Items
Council Will Meet Tuesday.
Owing to Monday being July 1st
and a Public Holiday, Council will
Tuesday
evening.
meet on T
Y
Many Went to Startford.
Many from Brussels and vicinity
were 'at Stratford on Monday at-
tending the circus.
Autumn Court Sittings.
The autumn sittnigs of the !Egli
Court are announced. November 5
is the date nn which jury anti non -
jury sittings will be held in Goderich.
Will Hold Picnic.
The numbers of the United Church
are planning, to hold a congregational
picnic at Ethel inn Thursday, July 1.
Keep this date 'cicear, and watch for :
further announcement,
Walter Kerr, C. N. 11. agent, andPast Noble (trend of Western Star
Lodge, 1.0.0.F., attended the meet-
ing of Grand Lodge held at Hamil-
ton last week.
Foot Ball Results.
Brus,els won from Stratford on
the home park by a score of 2 to 1.
Winthrop won from Monkton 2 to 0.
mune The only sr•heduled this week
is Brussels at Stratfor" on Thursday
evening.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver an-
nounce the engagement of their only
•daughter. Fior• ntte Elizabeth, to
Charles Graham McG:avin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William McGavin, of
McKiiiop, marriage to take place the
Iatter part of June.
Melville Church Anniversary.
Anniversary servicea in Melville
Presbyterian choral!, l ru.aeIs, will
be conducted on Sunday, July 140
at 11 aim. and 7 p.tn, by Rev, W.
F. MsConuell, of Paris. Tuesday
evening, July 16th, a garden party
will be held on the Manse lawn,
New Rector Appointed,•
The Rev, F. G. ,Rickard I,. Th. of
Waterford, has accepted the parish
of St .John's Church Brussels, and
SL George's Church, Walton, and
takes charge Aug. 1st. Mr. Rickard
conies highly recommended by the
Bishop.
W. C. T. U. Friday Afternoon.
The W. C. '1'. 0. will hold a parlor
Meeting at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Maunders on Friday afternoon of
this week, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Coutts
of Chicago, will give e a talk on tem-
perance conditions in the United
States. There will also be literary
• and musical numbers. A cordial in-
-at/tell=is extended to all.
Will Hold Picnic.
A grand picnic will he held at R.
Davidson's grove on Thursday after-
noon, July 4th, under auspices of the
Men's Club of St. Johns Church,
Brussels. They invite you, with all
your children to come early .and
bring your basket and have a jolly
time, Softball, horseshoe -throwing,
races and swings. Prizes given to
Winners. There will be a booth an
the grounds.
Attended Grand Lodge.
Bowling.
At the Jitney held on Tuesday
evening of this week, Rev. A. W.
Barker was first; N. F. Gerry, second
tins P. Stewart, third.
Assistant Engaged.
Bruisels School Board has engag-
ed Fled E. Aherns, of Elmwood as
a r•i-taut fur the Continuation school,
51r. Almens cant...: ;cell rectnrinrend-
e
1.
Annual Church Service.
St. Johns Ledge A. F. & A. M.
will attend divine service in inleviile
eeerc n 00 Sunday evening, July 7th
when _n Rev. I1t•e. F. G. bowler, will
Foot Ball Standing.
P WL D F AP
M'lvarten ...4 3 0 1 12 3 7
Winthrop ., .0 3 2 1 8 11 7
Stratford ...5 3 2 0 1.4 6 6
Brussels ....1 1 2 1 2 3 8
Monkton ., .5 0 4 1 3 16 1
Held Picnic Friday.
The Huron County Connell held
their annual picnic Friday afternoon
at Jewett': Grove, Bayfield. Due to
the fine weather there was a larger
attendance than usual. Sport- were
indulged in until late in the after
noon when a splendid supper was
served by the ladies.
A Sneak Thief.
While m, nib.•rs of the United
C'rnrch choir, were in their places
in_the e choir loft on Sunday morning,
a sneak thief went up into the choir
room and extracted a watch and
chain from the coat of rine of the
singers. Co.Goner able Gundry was
on tine warpath Monday and there i=
liiueiy to be trouble.
Should Have Many Supporters.
Brussels Foot Ball team goes to
Stratford on Thursday evening to
play their league snatch, and there
should be a goodly number of sup-
porters go down to the C 1a: +ic City
to see the game. If Lru-suis plays
as good a attune down there as they
did in Brussels, they should have n t
trouble in winning
Minor Locals.
June ends on Sunday.
Council will meet on Tuesday ev-
ening.
Entrance Exams are an the pro-
gram.
Holiday are here for the school
ureter, will be sold cheap, A.
James, Brussels. 2-1
WORK Horses and Shorthorn Bulls
For Sale. Thos. Kerr, Henfryn,
Phone 359. 2-tf.
FOR SALE—Good Farm Wagon
and flat rack. Apply to Edward
Collis, Phone 35-7 53-2
FOR SALE -2 cows( one partly
Jersey) 1 calf heifer, part Jersey,
,
'2 n
o. aid 1 2 year olds, 2 steers
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—
July 10---Monkton.
Away—
July 5—llilvertor,
July 19—Monkton.
June 27—Stratford
Players, Pianos
Organs
Tuned and Repaired
Satisfaction Assured
J. C. Blackstone
Orders' taken by
Walker & Black
D
a
11
h
isn't Win Trophy.
A rink of Brussels Bowlers were
t Blyth last week to attend the
1yth tournament, but did not bring
ome the trophy this year.
U
h
O
w
sual Holiday Hours at P. O.
On July 1st the usual holiday
ours will he observed at the Post t„1,4,4,4,444.44,4.4..,:„:44.4.44.4.44,44,44
ffice. All other places of business
ill be closed for the day,
Celebrate 3
Glorious'
•
Twelfth
*e IN t
Palmerston
z<
North Perth Orange County
and visiting Lodges are hold- t
ing a Monster Celebration in
Palmerston, on July 12th. 1.
Speakers that are Leaders in
Orange Order will be present 1.
and other entertainments will 4
be, provided for all.
All roads lead ...to Palmerston s
on the Glorious Twelfth, 1929. 1
I 4.
Foot Ball Schedule
June 27—Stratford vs. Brussels,
July 3—Winthrop vs. Monkton
July 3—Stratford vs. Milverton
July 5-14lilverton vs. Brussels
July 8—Milverton vs. Stratford
July 10—Brussels vs, Monkton
July 11—Winthrop vs. itiilvetron
July 19—Monkton vs. Brussels.
and 2 n ..let 5 yearlings, 3
steers and t heifers. Mrs. Char-
lotte Thomson, Henfryn. 53-2
FOR SALE—Master Six McLaughlin
Car for sale. Cheap. This ear in
best of repair. Alf. Baeker, Brus-
sels. 52-tf
BABY CHiICKS—Barred Plymouth
Rock, O. A. C. strain, June 14c
each. Single Comb White Leg-
horn, Harron strain, June 12c
each; also dry summer wood for
sale. Dan. McKinnon, Brussels,
Phone 23-16. 43-tf
HOUSE and Property for sale. Ap•
ply to Miss Ella Woods, Brussels,.
Phone 22x. 47-tf.
Pictures Coming to The Grand.
Following are a few of the pic-
tures billed at the Grand Theatre for
this corning month:
June
28-29—Vanishing Pioneer.
July
1, 2, 3—The Legion of the Con.
tlemned. •
6 ---My Pest Girl.
8, 9—Two Lover;,
12, 13..—Steamboat Bill Jr.
15, 16 --The Rescue
111, 20—Wings
22, 23 ---The Battle of the Sexes.
26, 27—The, Magic Flame
29, 30—The Garden of Eden
Birt Film Corning for Holiday.
Characterized as the companion
picture to "Wing,;" Paramount's
great epic of the air, "The Legion
of the Condemned," another story of
the War from the standpoint of the
,tt.ator, comes to the Grand Theatre
next Monday for a 3 days' run
Here is a story that differs entirely
in story content from the famous
raad;hnw, but in color, romance. char
acterizatian and downright thrills,
"The legion of the. Condemned" has
taken its place right up alongside the
nroduetion which is ::till standing
them up in the larger cities. Like
"Willes" the tale is from the Pen of
John Monk `Saunders, a member of
the United States Air Corps during
the war, and is directed by W illinm
Wallman, who saw service with the
Iafnyr•tfe Squadron and who is mer-
ited with the direction of "Wings"
children. The nitatnnlay dents with an unat-
Next Monday is July lst—a public tucked flying unit at the 'French
holiday. front, composed of men who, leseanae
Usual holiday hours at the Post ' of their nark paste, wanted to die.
Office on July let. Their daring exploits were the talk
Many from brussels were at Wing- of the War, Nothing was tea hazard
New Officers of St. Johns Lodge.
The new officers were installed in
St. John: Lodge last Monday even-
ing as follows:
I. P. M.—R. Bowman
Masten --F. M. Wilmot
S. W.—Alex. Sperling
J. W. --Kenneth Ferguson
Chaplin—Rev. P. G. Fowler
Treasurer—M. Black
Secretary—Wm.. Gillespie
S. D.—Chas. Lockwood
J. D.—N. S. Hoover
1), of C.—D. C. Matheson
1. G.—W. D. Jamieson.
Tyler—Wm. Wilton
S. S.—N. F. Gerry
J. S.—N. Chapman.
Tense Situations Featured in
New Zane Grey Picture.
Their very existence menaced by
danger to their water rights, citizens
of Happy Valley meet in mass gath-
ering; to take steps to fight for their
rights. They agree that any one of
their number who sells his land and
water rights shall be shot down on
sight. That is one of the tense sit-
uations in Zane Grey's "The Vanish-
ing Pioneer," the Paramount picture
featuring Jack Holt which comes to
the Grand Theatre Friday night,' The
mass meeting in the picture is held
in the church which serves as the
grs,eral gathering place fo; the
pioneer community. This scene was
aelually filmed in such a church in
the pioneer settlement of Rockville,
Utah, a little village near Zion Na-
tional Park. It was there that the
company from the Paramount stu-
dio in Hollywood went on location to
make the exterior scenes of the pic-
ture.
Eminent Blind Man at Cohbo,rne St.
Monday's Brantford Expositor had
the following reference to a well
known Brussefite, under the above
heading:—A most interesting service
was held last night in Colborne St.
United church, when the pastor, Rev,
lloward L, Roberts, M.A., B,D,, had
with him assisting in the service Al-
bert Lott, B.A., of Brussels, Ont., it
graduate of the Ontario School for
ham last Thursday, ous it: an undertaking. Into this the Blind and also of 'Queen's
versit and now In his last in
Brussels Foot Ball team plays in rag, of men who welcomed death Y year
P Y group
Stratford Thursday night, sumer Gary Cooper as the young Emmanuel 'Theological Collage. Mr.
Seaforth races attracted a few American newspaperman, betrayed
last Wednesday afternoon. hv'his sweetheart. The high spot
The big Liberal Rally at Grand shows Cooper forced to carry hit ex -
Bend last Wednesday drew many sweetheart across the German lines
from Tirussels and vicinity as a spy. Fay Wray, as the spy -
Lott read the lesson Iron) the Draile
Bible and afterward preached most
effectively of "Practical Christianity"
taking as his text faun James 1-22.
"Be ye doers of the word and not
Speeders should remember that sweetheart, and Cooper head the cast. hearers only, deceiving-, your own
while there may, not be another car In the flying sequences are many oft selves. Christian life, the preacher
within a mile, it only six feet in the famous pilots who participated said, needed to be more consistent.
most cases to the ditch. People who in the making of "Wings." Charlie Hearing the Word, church attend.
e the wind generally have cholla will also be sten in a two.,lonce, was not enough. One must do.
noc d g Y P "The „I The Christian life was a practliisal
not mach to do when they get there, ,reel comedy Floorwalker.
thing, it expressed itself in action.
Christ did the will of Flis Father in
heaven; Christians must live their
lives in the apirit of Jesus --He went
about doing good. The motive must
he pure and unselfish, giving help,
encouragement to them who could
give nothing in return. The service
was largely attended and the inspir-
ational address full of the spirit of
optimism and cheerfulness was heard
with much appreciation.
Rede Licenses.
uc
A reduction in the cost of atuomo-
bile licenses in the near future was
forcatt by Hon. Geo. S. Henry to the
Conservative Association of North
York. "The principle is firmly estab-
lished that the user should pay for
the roads", said Mr. Henry, in era
;Staining why the gasoline tax was in-
creased during the last session. .
Honker Pests
The Calgary Herald refers Editor-
ially to "Honker Pests" of which
Brussels has also a few :—'This city
is afflicted with more than its fair
share of auto idiots who are stricken
with the honking disease. With some
of them it is a case of trying to at-
tract general attention to the fact
that they are the possessor of an au-
tomobile. With others it i$ a case of
insufferable contempt for the rights
and sensibilities of other people.
They honk them when in a'traffrc
I*acade, they honk them when travel-
ling free of traffic and they honk
them as a signal to obviate the exer-
tion of calling at a door, It must be
return boyhood when the blowing of
a horn was a pleasure and thrill to
the infantile mind,
Brussels Wins From Stratford.
Stratford Foot Ball team came up
to Brussels last Wednesday evening
so full of confidence that they only
had to go through the motions and
call the game a win, but after five
minutes play Kiley slipped a fast
one past the Stratford goalie and be-
fore half time Doug Warwick got one
that slipped through the goal keepers
hands and legs, in fact the goalie
never touched it. In the second per-
iod Stratford got a goal, the ball
twisting in Hoover's hands and
slipped in. Early in the first period
Flood, a Stratford player had his
foot hurt and retired for the rest of
the game. The Brussels team played
well and kept their men well cover-
ed. W. Bell wus referee and had a
fairly easy time, as the game was
free from rough stuff. Everybody
was anxiously waiting for the Bea-
con -Herald on Thursday evening, but
the Sport Editor must have had the
colic, after the game, and maybe
"Winger" took a jump off the stone
bridge when he got back to Strat-
ford, as "Winger's" comments were
missing and only this little paragraph
DIE/0
OOI,It.—In Llntowrl, on Nriday .trine 21st,
Ntttinnt Ilenrq Cote, In hla 02th year.
Auction Sale.
NB1DAY, ,uTTNii2Rth—Nnrm,stock. Imnte•
moats, Nurntte re fin, nt the Walton Raw
M111, Unto unranervad nt 1 o'Maok sharp,
totm Mnnonnld, Prop. ; Thee. Brown, Ana,
Teacher Wanted
Teacher with 11104 or Reeoi,d Clans terti-
}lento wanted for s.8 No. O. Grey townahln,
known no linrlcar's School. A.ppilatrttons,
stout g minty and esnerletron, received by
the undersigned up to ,rely 1511. next,
Tilos 71.713Ntit1Lte
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GALLAGHER'S
He i Household Remedies
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An excellent Medicine for
Kidney Troubles
Pries - $1.25
A great System Builder
. arid Tonic
Pries $1.00
GALLAGHER'S
Indian Lung Remedy
This Herbal Remedy is recommended`
especially for those who are subject
to repeated colds.
BATHING CAPS Soft Ball Accessories
AND
WATER BALLS
SEE THEM
Gloves Bats
Official Balls
Complete supply on hand
LEAVE YOUR FILMS HERE.
BORDER PRINTS *WILL NOT FADE
Alien's Drug Store
Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penstar Remedies
Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox
appeared:—Brussels, June 20—.Strat
ford suffered its second defeat in the
local W.F.A. group here last night
when they wefe blanked by the Brus-
sels eleven by a score of 2 to 0.
Luck went against the visitors right
at the start for Flood was seriously
injured and had to have medical at-
tendance with the result that Strat-
ford played almost the entire game
with ten players. Added to that
they were not at full strength, Pugh,
Zulauf and Thomas, three of their
regulars, being among those absent,
P
Ott BOYS' RE -UNION
1 Shines' S.
ISehoal Grey Twp.
TUESDAY, JULY 9th
PROGRAMME
AFTERNOON
Parade at 12.30
sharp
Soft Ball
Tournament
Prizes
$15,00 $1oou
Mount
$5.00
PARADE—Good prizes offered for
Best Float ; Best Amateur Clown ;
0x Team ; Best Decorated Car or
Buggy ; Best Character Imperson-
ation; Oddest Means of Transpor-
tation ; Best Ladies' Make-up ;
Best Gents' Make-up.
SPEECH Mr. Grant.
SONG Mr. Evans.
DRILL
DANCE
SONG.. ....."010 Grey Bonnet".
SPEECHES Old Timers.
COMICS Mr. Whittard anti Mr. Roe.
RECI'11ATIONS Mr. Perry
Forest
Pipe Band
Athletic Sports
Boys race 9 to 12 years
Boys race 12 to 15 years
Girls race 9 to 12 years
Fat man's race.
Coat race
Sack rase.
Booster race.
Girls race 12 to 15 years 12 Pound Shot Put
Childrens race L!,yJ Vattlthrg,
Young men's race Runnning broad jump.
Ladies' race Running High Jump.
Lady School teachers' race. Horse Shoe Pitching.
PRIZES GIVEN FOR VARIOUS EVENTS
EVENING
Soft Ball einals and Grand Concert
The Jessie McCreior Concert Co., Toronto
MR. ELDER—Comedian MISS WHITNEY—Dancer
MISS ANDERSON Reader KISS MURRAY, ,Soloist.
MISS, J. McGREGOR—Saxaphone and Pians
Don't miss this flare Treat 4 first-class Program, Clean and Entertaining
Admission 50 and 25 cents
Booth and Dancing Pavilion on the Grounds .
Lunch Served at 5.30, See the Museum.
COME ONE 1 COME ALL 1
JOHN GRANT, chairman. MASS TENA DICKSON, •Secretary.
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Players, Pianos
Organs
Tuned and Repaired
Satisfaction Assured
J. C. Blackstone
Orders' taken by
Walker & Black
D
a
11
h
isn't Win Trophy.
A rink of Brussels Bowlers were
t Blyth last week to attend the
1yth tournament, but did not bring
ome the trophy this year.
U
h
O
w
sual Holiday Hours at P. O.
On July 1st the usual holiday
ours will he observed at the Post t„1,4,4,4,444.44,4.4..,:„:44.4.44.4.44,44,44
ffice. All other places of business
ill be closed for the day,
Celebrate 3
Glorious'
•
Twelfth
*e IN t
Palmerston
z<
North Perth Orange County
and visiting Lodges are hold- t
ing a Monster Celebration in
Palmerston, on July 12th. 1.
Speakers that are Leaders in
Orange Order will be present 1.
and other entertainments will 4
be, provided for all.
All roads lead ...to Palmerston s
on the Glorious Twelfth, 1929. 1
I 4.
Foot Ball Schedule
June 27—Stratford vs. Brussels,
July 3—Winthrop vs. Monkton
July 3—Stratford vs. Milverton
July 5-14lilverton vs. Brussels
July 8—Milverton vs. Stratford
July 10—Brussels vs, Monkton
July 11—Winthrop vs. itiilvetron
July 19—Monkton vs. Brussels.
and 2 n ..let 5 yearlings, 3
steers and t heifers. Mrs. Char-
lotte Thomson, Henfryn. 53-2
FOR SALE—Master Six McLaughlin
Car for sale. Cheap. This ear in
best of repair. Alf. Baeker, Brus-
sels. 52-tf
BABY CHiICKS—Barred Plymouth
Rock, O. A. C. strain, June 14c
each. Single Comb White Leg-
horn, Harron strain, June 12c
each; also dry summer wood for
sale. Dan. McKinnon, Brussels,
Phone 23-16. 43-tf
HOUSE and Property for sale. Ap•
ply to Miss Ella Woods, Brussels,.
Phone 22x. 47-tf.
Pictures Coming to The Grand.
Following are a few of the pic-
tures billed at the Grand Theatre for
this corning month:
June
28-29—Vanishing Pioneer.
July
1, 2, 3—The Legion of the Con.
tlemned. •
6 ---My Pest Girl.
8, 9—Two Lover;,
12, 13..—Steamboat Bill Jr.
15, 16 --The Rescue
111, 20—Wings
22, 23 ---The Battle of the Sexes.
26, 27—The, Magic Flame
29, 30—The Garden of Eden
Birt Film Corning for Holiday.
Characterized as the companion
picture to "Wing,;" Paramount's
great epic of the air, "The Legion
of the Condemned," another story of
the War from the standpoint of the
,tt.ator, comes to the Grand Theatre
next Monday for a 3 days' run
Here is a story that differs entirely
in story content from the famous
raad;hnw, but in color, romance. char
acterizatian and downright thrills,
"The legion of the. Condemned" has
taken its place right up alongside the
nroduetion which is ::till standing
them up in the larger cities. Like
"Willes" the tale is from the Pen of
John Monk `Saunders, a member of
the United States Air Corps during
the war, and is directed by W illinm
Wallman, who saw service with the
Iafnyr•tfe Squadron and who is mer-
ited with the direction of "Wings"
children. The nitatnnlay dents with an unat-
Next Monday is July lst—a public tucked flying unit at the 'French
holiday. front, composed of men who, leseanae
Usual holiday hours at the Post ' of their nark paste, wanted to die.
Office on July let. Their daring exploits were the talk
Many from brussels were at Wing- of the War, Nothing was tea hazard
New Officers of St. Johns Lodge.
The new officers were installed in
St. John: Lodge last Monday even-
ing as follows:
I. P. M.—R. Bowman
Masten --F. M. Wilmot
S. W.—Alex. Sperling
J. W. --Kenneth Ferguson
Chaplin—Rev. P. G. Fowler
Treasurer—M. Black
Secretary—Wm.. Gillespie
S. D.—Chas. Lockwood
J. D.—N. S. Hoover
1), of C.—D. C. Matheson
1. G.—W. D. Jamieson.
Tyler—Wm. Wilton
S. S.—N. F. Gerry
J. S.—N. Chapman.
Tense Situations Featured in
New Zane Grey Picture.
Their very existence menaced by
danger to their water rights, citizens
of Happy Valley meet in mass gath-
ering; to take steps to fight for their
rights. They agree that any one of
their number who sells his land and
water rights shall be shot down on
sight. That is one of the tense sit-
uations in Zane Grey's "The Vanish-
ing Pioneer," the Paramount picture
featuring Jack Holt which comes to
the Grand Theatre Friday night,' The
mass meeting in the picture is held
in the church which serves as the
grs,eral gathering place fo; the
pioneer community. This scene was
aelually filmed in such a church in
the pioneer settlement of Rockville,
Utah, a little village near Zion Na-
tional Park. It was there that the
company from the Paramount stu-
dio in Hollywood went on location to
make the exterior scenes of the pic-
ture.
Eminent Blind Man at Cohbo,rne St.
Monday's Brantford Expositor had
the following reference to a well
known Brussefite, under the above
heading:—A most interesting service
was held last night in Colborne St.
United church, when the pastor, Rev,
lloward L, Roberts, M.A., B,D,, had
with him assisting in the service Al-
bert Lott, B.A., of Brussels, Ont., it
graduate of the Ontario School for
ham last Thursday, ous it: an undertaking. Into this the Blind and also of 'Queen's
versit and now In his last in
Brussels Foot Ball team plays in rag, of men who welcomed death Y year
P Y group
Stratford Thursday night, sumer Gary Cooper as the young Emmanuel 'Theological Collage. Mr.
Seaforth races attracted a few American newspaperman, betrayed
last Wednesday afternoon. hv'his sweetheart. The high spot
The big Liberal Rally at Grand shows Cooper forced to carry hit ex -
Bend last Wednesday drew many sweetheart across the German lines
from Tirussels and vicinity as a spy. Fay Wray, as the spy -
Lott read the lesson Iron) the Draile
Bible and afterward preached most
effectively of "Practical Christianity"
taking as his text faun James 1-22.
"Be ye doers of the word and not
Speeders should remember that sweetheart, and Cooper head the cast. hearers only, deceiving-, your own
while there may, not be another car In the flying sequences are many oft selves. Christian life, the preacher
within a mile, it only six feet in the famous pilots who participated said, needed to be more consistent.
most cases to the ditch. People who in the making of "Wings." Charlie Hearing the Word, church attend.
e the wind generally have cholla will also be sten in a two.,lonce, was not enough. One must do.
noc d g Y P "The „I The Christian life was a practliisal
not mach to do when they get there, ,reel comedy Floorwalker.
thing, it expressed itself in action.
Christ did the will of Flis Father in
heaven; Christians must live their
lives in the apirit of Jesus --He went
about doing good. The motive must
he pure and unselfish, giving help,
encouragement to them who could
give nothing in return. The service
was largely attended and the inspir-
ational address full of the spirit of
optimism and cheerfulness was heard
with much appreciation.
Rede Licenses.
uc
A reduction in the cost of atuomo-
bile licenses in the near future was
forcatt by Hon. Geo. S. Henry to the
Conservative Association of North
York. "The principle is firmly estab-
lished that the user should pay for
the roads", said Mr. Henry, in era
;Staining why the gasoline tax was in-
creased during the last session. .
Honker Pests
The Calgary Herald refers Editor-
ially to "Honker Pests" of which
Brussels has also a few :—'This city
is afflicted with more than its fair
share of auto idiots who are stricken
with the honking disease. With some
of them it is a case of trying to at-
tract general attention to the fact
that they are the possessor of an au-
tomobile. With others it i$ a case of
insufferable contempt for the rights
and sensibilities of other people.
They honk them when in a'traffrc
I*acade, they honk them when travel-
ling free of traffic and they honk
them as a signal to obviate the exer-
tion of calling at a door, It must be
return boyhood when the blowing of
a horn was a pleasure and thrill to
the infantile mind,
Brussels Wins From Stratford.
Stratford Foot Ball team came up
to Brussels last Wednesday evening
so full of confidence that they only
had to go through the motions and
call the game a win, but after five
minutes play Kiley slipped a fast
one past the Stratford goalie and be-
fore half time Doug Warwick got one
that slipped through the goal keepers
hands and legs, in fact the goalie
never touched it. In the second per-
iod Stratford got a goal, the ball
twisting in Hoover's hands and
slipped in. Early in the first period
Flood, a Stratford player had his
foot hurt and retired for the rest of
the game. The Brussels team played
well and kept their men well cover-
ed. W. Bell wus referee and had a
fairly easy time, as the game was
free from rough stuff. Everybody
was anxiously waiting for the Bea-
con -Herald on Thursday evening, but
the Sport Editor must have had the
colic, after the game, and maybe
"Winger" took a jump off the stone
bridge when he got back to Strat-
ford, as "Winger's" comments were
missing and only this little paragraph
DIE/0
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Ntttinnt Ilenrq Cote, In hla 02th year.
Auction Sale.
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moats, Nurntte re fin, nt the Walton Raw
M111, Unto unranervad nt 1 o'Maok sharp,
totm Mnnonnld, Prop. ; Thee. Brown, Ana,
Teacher Wanted
Teacher with 11104 or Reeoi,d Clans terti-
}lento wanted for s.8 No. O. Grey townahln,
known no linrlcar's School. A.ppilatrttons,
stout g minty and esnerletron, received by
the undersigned up to ,rely 1511. next,
Tilos 71.713Ntit1Lte
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BATHING CAPS Soft Ball Accessories
AND
WATER BALLS
SEE THEM
Gloves Bats
Official Balls
Complete supply on hand
LEAVE YOUR FILMS HERE.
BORDER PRINTS *WILL NOT FADE
Alien's Drug Store
Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penstar Remedies
Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox
appeared:—Brussels, June 20—.Strat
ford suffered its second defeat in the
local W.F.A. group here last night
when they wefe blanked by the Brus-
sels eleven by a score of 2 to 0.
Luck went against the visitors right
at the start for Flood was seriously
injured and had to have medical at-
tendance with the result that Strat-
ford played almost the entire game
with ten players. Added to that
they were not at full strength, Pugh,
Zulauf and Thomas, three of their
regulars, being among those absent,
P
Ott BOYS' RE -UNION
1 Shines' S.
ISehoal Grey Twp.
TUESDAY, JULY 9th
PROGRAMME
AFTERNOON
Parade at 12.30
sharp
Soft Ball
Tournament
Prizes
$15,00 $1oou
Mount
$5.00
PARADE—Good prizes offered for
Best Float ; Best Amateur Clown ;
0x Team ; Best Decorated Car or
Buggy ; Best Character Imperson-
ation; Oddest Means of Transpor-
tation ; Best Ladies' Make-up ;
Best Gents' Make-up.
SPEECH Mr. Grant.
SONG Mr. Evans.
DRILL
DANCE
SONG.. ....."010 Grey Bonnet".
SPEECHES Old Timers.
COMICS Mr. Whittard anti Mr. Roe.
RECI'11ATIONS Mr. Perry
Forest
Pipe Band
Athletic Sports
Boys race 9 to 12 years
Boys race 12 to 15 years
Girls race 9 to 12 years
Fat man's race.
Coat race
Sack rase.
Booster race.
Girls race 12 to 15 years 12 Pound Shot Put
Childrens race L!,yJ Vattlthrg,
Young men's race Runnning broad jump.
Ladies' race Running High Jump.
Lady School teachers' race. Horse Shoe Pitching.
PRIZES GIVEN FOR VARIOUS EVENTS
EVENING
Soft Ball einals and Grand Concert
The Jessie McCreior Concert Co., Toronto
MR. ELDER—Comedian MISS WHITNEY—Dancer
MISS ANDERSON Reader KISS MURRAY, ,Soloist.
MISS, J. McGREGOR—Saxaphone and Pians
Don't miss this flare Treat 4 first-class Program, Clean and Entertaining
Admission 50 and 25 cents
Booth and Dancing Pavilion on the Grounds .
Lunch Served at 5.30, See the Museum.
COME ONE 1 COME ALL 1
JOHN GRANT, chairman. MASS TENA DICKSON, •Secretary.
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