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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-7-10, Page 8WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th, 1929 eleilleteteliteelteitiettieleteleleifeeleeteektelitleeeteleteigUSbIrtC tlliceletelelleieeeke,ts,'14 E(R`tg Beet ee Vacation Needs Raid Maps, Bathin;r Caps, Gauze Bandage First Aid Eirn r,,eucy hits, Skeeter Skoot L'tti(ll s ages Crt'1'rn to prevent and cure Sunburn rrIleum P , .Antiseptic Sonpw, tooth Paste Tooth Brush( -s, F: cr Cir:ths and Sponges klitir tit ts, I ( uutain Pens Stationery, Fishing Lines, Books, &c. Photographic Supplies KODAK -- I Itl)1\ NIE CAMERA`; FIL:11i Leave y„t1r Finns tri t)a Pevel"I'rl and Printed. Picruc Requirements Paper l:r nest (sloth, and Nal lkine. Pio or Cues, Ple s and S) nns. WaL : 1 1'rtl'el•. Thermos ilettle<. peuall (Health Salts 5Oc hdouah Orangeade i e4, 2uc hlanipole's Grape Salts 50c time Juice Crape Juice F. R. SMITH ?Trac rfvMCr, r Store Druggist and Stationer 2 A xi FI ihI tji ti �n 40}2a'^t2;2t:%;3:^niMprriVZ ��ic2a.lIa3ri.-741 7At3013127IZTNWANDI.MMVIDZi'rrDOID124,2g Local News Items 1 Picnic was Postponed. The United Ceurch picnic, whieh was postponed on a.;count of rain is being planned for. Thur.eday 19th Inst, at Ethel. Won Jitney On Monday night at the P,owlin;' Jitney, G. S. Sanity, was first W. S. Scott, 2nd, Wm Der• e , 3rd; Wal- ter Kerr 4th , and I:. J. McLauehlin 55th. Free Press Celebrates. Laet \Vednc day the London Free Press celebrited i e le0th nnniver;ary, Barring it: politic.., the Free Pre is one of the bet n wepaper» in Canada, ami we don't mean muybe. Attended Reunion Among these, from Bra vicinity who ettereled tie Harris Reanion at Stratford on Tuee'd tv were, :Mr,. Roy Seller;, Mr::. 0. Harriss, Sam. Harris, Jack and Mrs, Harris, Harold and Mra. Seller and family, and R, Bennett. Melville Church Anniversary. Anna ernary seteicee in Melville Presbyterian eller+, ihussels will bre concl'uterl on Sunday, July 14th at lin, m. and 7 pit. by Itev. W. F. Mc- Connell, of Pari.. Tuesday evening July 16th, a garden party will be held on the manse lawn. Had a Fine Picnic. After postponing their picnic ow- ing to the rain on Thursday until tree next day, the member» and friends of St. Johns church had a Tienoid picnic at Davidson's tr n e. Every- body enjoyed themselves. Accepts a Call. Listowel Standard.--Ae Rev Mr. Coson, has aeeepted a parish at.Mt. Forest. and will not require hi, resi- dence on Waiiaee street, G. C. Foth- ergill will cnntinue his residence there. A Big Invasion Around four o'clock last Friday afternoon Bru„els had a bis invite - ion when a swarm of her, took pos- session of the Main Street and kept people dodging for a while unt.il.,they settled in a Maple tree at the corner of Fe.rguson's store. The bees were' removed latex in the evening by H. Hunter. Address Wanted The 38th Battalion, C. E. F. are anxious to prepare a permanent roll of every man who ever served with that Unit and I would appreciate it if all Ex -Members of the old 38th Battalion would forward their per- .manent addressee to L. G. Dewsbury at 172 Woodfield Road, Toronto. Foot Ball Results Monlcton has dropped out of the League. Stratford defeated Milver- ton at the Classic City i 3-1 on Wed- nesday night, Brussels lost at Mil- verton on Friday night by a score of 3-0. Stratford was lucky to tie Mil- verton • on Monday night. Milverton plays in Winthrop on Thursday night If the home team wins they land the group, if a tie Milverton and Strat- ford are tie on the roind. Some ,game. Minor Locals 'It's all but the shouting for the 12th. This section had a real rain last Thursday morning. The Canadian Weekly Press As- sociation met at London Last Thurs- day and Friday. 1 u ,eel: was well represented at Milverton on Monday night to see tee foot ball game. r 4e,- Tie, S. No. 1 reunion on T day brought many ul1 timer., to the town on their way to the school. Some from town attended the Mc - Ge e.tn school mullion in Wawanosh Twp., last Wednesday evening, With the etockingiess fad coming in to mosquitoee will no doubt feel . celled upon to decorate the exposed legs. A Serrnfu paver liee been convicted for publishing an advertisement of LI lottery. The charge wae haeed on the publi' atien of an advertisement . of a el ,ale of surprise boxes by a l lot d jeweler. 'Sudden Death. ; "1'11c many friend, of Jean McArter wife of 5, 12 Crerar, of Toronto, were, surprised and shocked to hear that she had passed away very eud- 1 deniy on Thur•.day evening, July 4th. t l'he de'•,,+ase i had been converting i+ with the members of her family a !few minutes hefore. and was appar- ently ie the best of health. She was tile daughter of the late James and 31re. !-feArter, and was born in the 1 township of :Jerrie and her early • lit' was -pent there and in the vil- 1 la)re of Brussels.. where she was mar - 1 reel to her eorely bereft husband 22 year ago, who with their tour child- ' rem Roes!, Stewart, Jean and Eleanor, mourn the los of a loving, faithful i wife and devoted mother. She leaves Ito mourn her lo:'', be -ides her hus- band and r•hildren, tour ,i.-ters, Mrs. John llrown Myth: Mee P. A. Mc- Arthur and Mr.•. A. C. Baeker, of ilius le; end Mr. -a 11. R. Work, Tor- i onto; mrd Three brothers, Harry, of Burford; 1t „rt, of Belmont; and Milton of Lrnmpten, all of whom I were present at the funeral. The Ifuneral tool Idnee on Saturday, July 6111 f.0 Park lea n Cemetery. the eur- 1 vie e being conrin,•ted by Rev, Dr. 'eleLachlan, in the aheenee of her 1 pastor, Rev. I1r, Laidlaw, of F,rslcine United Church, of which she was a member. The floral tribute wore numerous and beautiful, testifying ' to the high esteem in which elle was held. Among the many were thea( from the husband and f;udily; bro there and sisters; the Seeieon of Ili.;- ' kine church, of which Mr. Crerar is 1 member; the Women's Asseeiatiot of Erskine church; the Faeuity of Ithe 8. P. S.; The Canada Milk duets Pro- ets Co.; the T3ru•seis Association 1 of Toronto and many ethers. The 'pallbearers were three”. brothers, Harry, Robert and Milton, and three brothers-in-law, A. C. Baelcer, R. It Work and P. A. ItfeArthtrr. The men assicated with Mr. Crerar in the Session with some other friends carried the !lowers. Friends attend ' ed the funeral from Hamilton, Lon den, Brantford, Burford, Belmon and Brussels. Brussels had Church REV, A. W. BARKER. S. D. MINISTER Sunday, July 14th 10 a.m.--.-Sunday School Session, 11 a.m.—Public Worship, Subject: "Are we 'Fooling' Ourselves?” Evening Service Withdrawn I Melville Church Anniversary Wednesday—Prayer Service Friday—Choir Rehearsal FOR SALE— Two Small Gates; small quantity' of new shingles and Ready Roofing; Cedar Posts; Wooden packing boxes. Apply to Bert Lott. Phone 29x 4-1 AMETHYST ring lost in lertesala last week. Finder kindly leave at W. F. Sttetten's Jewelry store and receive suitable reward. 4-1 FOR SALE -1, 2 -year-old leersey- Gurns•.ey cow, freshened July 8th; tested for tubercular; 1, 4 -year -obi cow of Gurilsey-Jersey strum; fr eh 9 weeks; tested; perfect in ev eryway. Apply to V. F. • Stret- ton. Phone 89, Brussels. 4-1 FOR SALE -25 Chunks, also a dozen Suckers. John R. DieIcson, Phone 25-'2S, Lot. 8, Con: 11, Grcy.l 4-2 LOST—A Chi'd's Blue Coat, between Brussels and Jamestown. Finder please phone 84-4 w 4-1 BORDERS WANTED — A Private house can nceomar)ate two hoard - era. Apply to The Post. 4-1 FIVE Acres of Choice Hay, Alfalfa and Timothy, for sale, Wm. Simile' Phone 514. 4-1 FOR SAEL—About 30 acres of Hay on Wert ?_ Lot 6, 5th Line Morris Township. Apply to D. E. Camp- bell, 75 Indian Road, Toronto. 13-4 WORK Horses and Shorthorn Bulls For Sale, Thos. Kerr, Iienfryn, Phone 359. 241. MASON & RISCH Piano, in good condition, for sale. Call Phone 13. 241. FOR SALE—Master Six McLaughlin Car for sale. Cheap. This ear in best of repair. Alf. Baeker, Brus- sels. 52-tf fi Dr. E. E. Bryans Dies Suddenitr. Thursday's Toronto Telegram con- tained the following obituary of a former well-known Brusselite : Dr. E. E. Bryans, well-known east end physician, died yesterday at his re- sidence, 160 Woodington Ave. He had been suffering from his heart since his return from overseas, and yesterday, complaining of feeling un- well, was suddenly seized while rest- ing on a couch. His wife discovered her husband lying on the floozy He was about to be removed to the hos- pital when he diets.. He was born in Morris Twp., 49 years ago, and grad uated in medicine from Trinity Col- lege, Toronto. He had practiced. medicine for 25 years, most of that time in the. West. He enlisted in the Medical Corps at Winnipeg during the war, and served three years overseas as a captain. On his return from overseas he was appointed sen- ior medical officer at the Polish Camp at Niagara -on -the -Lake. He came to Toronto five years ngo, and had prae treed here until the day of his death. He attended the St. Barnabas Church and was a member of Niagara -on -the Lake Chapter, A. F. and A. M., and St. Join's Lodge A. F. and A. M., Brussels. Surviving are his wife, iris mother, Sir Alex. Bryans, and two s11 t rs, Miseee Ina and Berea, all of Toronto. The funeral was held 00 Saturday from the St. Barnabas Chur,•h and interment was made at St, John's cemetery. Coleman Stars in Conrad Sea Epic Ling Joseph Conrarl's muter - pierce 'The Rescue," as the vehicle fur his Pira appearance as an indi- vidual :tar for Satnuel Goldwyn, Ronald Colemn will appear before h public in a new light when "The Resole" comes to the. Grand theatre on Monday. The. hero of "Baan Gate" and "Two Lovers" now has 0 role of the sea and desperate intrigue among the natives of the Malay archipelago, Herbert 13t•enon the same director who intuit Colr=man in "Beau Geste" wielded the mega- phone for this United Artists pie-- ture, and Lily Danita, Samuel Gold- , Wyn's new French find, plays epees- . he Coleman as the beautiful Mrs. Travers. 'There is every opportunity for beauty of setting and matchless drama in the plot of "The Rescue," In the midet of Captain Tom Lin- • gard's lawless affair of honor in- volving the throne of. a May1a11 prince, blundered an English yacht, fatefully stranded in the midst of , what was to be the dark theatre of war. Of the three white passengers only the owner's wife understood r the situation — and Lingard. On him fell the decision --do save the - whites and ruin his enterprise—or let the natives have their way with t them and fmlfi)t his debt to the Mal• ayan prince. 1 SRl Ex.; Po Engagement Announced. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Maunders announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Mae, to George Franklin Coates, Havelock, Ont., son of Mrs. Coates, and the late Robert E. Coates, Seaforth, Ont, The mar- riage will take place early in Aug- ust. Masonic Sermon. Last Sunday evening the officers and members of St. John A.F. & A. M. lodge with many visiting brethren attended divine service at Melville Presbyterian church, when Rev. Bro. F. G. Fowler preached a very ap• - propriate sermon. Special music was furnished by the choir. - Entrance Results Brussels school had 10 successful pupil.; out - of 14 who wrote, and 2 took honors :—The successful 01105 were :--r P. Bryans R. Bryans D. Davison• (13:) R. Farrow J. Little M. Logan (H) F. Pollard J. Rutledge M. Russell R. Wilson W. C. T. U. Meeting. The W. C. T. U. held a very plea- sant parlour meeting at the hotaeof Mrs. W. H. Maunders. The meeting was in charge of Mrs. Parker, who is Superintendent of that depart- ment. The meeting opened by sing- ing hymn 308; Scripture lesson, _Malachi 3, was read by Mrs. Mc- Guire, followed with prayer; tem- perance readings were given by Mrs. et. Strachan and Mrs. Parker; solos were given by Mrs. Barker and Mrs. l'roctor, which were much enjoyed. The meeting was favoured with an excellent address by erre. Coutts, of Chicago, "In union there is strength" let the temperance people of both countries work, together and success will surely come. The president, Mrs. McGuire closed with prayer. A social half hour was enjoyed by all those present. "Buster" Keaton Comes With a Scream to Grand, "Steamboat 13111 Jr,;" the Buster Keaton comedy for United Artists, which will have its local premiere at the Grand Theatre Friday and Sat urday is probably the most lavishly produced laugh feature ever arcade. From the first glimpse of the frozen faced star when he ambles onto the screen as a sappy youth whose own father doesn't even give hint credit for being able to do anything but play a ukulele, till the uproarious climax when Buster turns into the most extraordinary character that ever trod the deck of a stern -wheeler, "Steamboat Bill Jr.,e is said to keep audiences in by terics. Advance notices call "Steamboat Bill Jr." Keaton at his funniest. He is the aw- karrl son of a river ship owner, whose position 10 being threatened by a rival shipper. The part of Buster', father brings Ernest Tor- rence as the stumbling, shambling, laughable, but not unloveablo old shipowner, out of step with modern business, bat stoutly refusing to give up the ship. Married at Brandon. The marriage of Esther Elizabeth eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. 1. Halliday, 72.1 8th et., Brandon, and Ammer resident: of llrussels, to Mr. ;Wile; 0. Finley, also of Brandon, wit seolenmized June 19th at 2.30 p. re., at the home of the bride's par- ents, Rev, C. S. Oka officiating. The bridal chorus from Lohengrin was played by Madame Marjorie John- ston, The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of blue georgette with large cape collar and large mohair picture hat to match. She carried a bou- quet of bridal roses and lily of the valley. She was attended by Miss Agnes Blackwood, of Killarney, who wore a two-tone orchid ensemble with picture hat to match and car- ried a bouquet of iris and marguer- stee. Mr. H. Davies supported the bridegroom., During the signing of the register Mrs. Gladys Moriss sang "At Dawning." Following the ,cere- mony a reception was held, the table being presided over by Mrs, C. Heath am1Mr•s, J. H. Marshall, Assisting were Mrs. W. Harris, Mrs. le, Day, Miss, H. Henderson, Mrs. J. Lee, Mrs. H, Roy, the Misses A. Finley, C. Hal• llday, M. Henderson, P. Tweddell, Going away, the bride wore a trey - Celebrate 3 2 Glorious Twelfth .i. ;: I N Palmerston t+ North Perth Orange County and visiting Lodges are hold- s` ing a lmerstMonster Celebration in ee Paon, on July 12th. Speakers that are Leaders in ;f 4 Orange Order .will be present r unci other entertaimnents will 4 be, provided 1or gall. tlet All roads lead ...to Palmerston S Lon the Glorious Twelfth, 1929. tiling gown of red Canton crepe with Elizabethean collar and scalloped skirt trimmed with sand. Her hitt wile of red felt. Mr. and Mrs. Fin- ley left by motor for Winnipeg. where they will spend a short honey :coon, and upon their return will re- side in Brandon. ' The out-of-town guests included; S. and A. Halls day, Helston, Man.;. C. and Mrs. Wade, Winnipeg, Man.; Miss Agnes Blackwood, Killarney; el. Blackwood Wakopa, Man,; H. and Mrs. Kund- son, Edeh; Miss E. J. Hayward,. Carberry, Man.; W. J. Muirhead, Douglas, Man.; Mrs. J. Warr -and daughter, Doreen, of Elkhorn, Sask. BORN wut,TON.—At B'ussels, en Saturday. J9'3 8th, to Mr. end Mrs. Jos. Wilton, it daugh ter, SL&RIUED OIU(.HERON—IWOVix. — At tit no. C Inch, Toronto on July 8: d, ley Rev Can on 8key, al1., Gertrude, ci.sghtrr of Ale J e. Purvte, of Ethel. to 17r P..1'. Alto. heron. of Arris, Ont , L,rmerly of Br•aa seta. DIEM BLAKE—In Grey town hip, an Tueeder, July 9th, William Blake, aged 12 years. BRYAN'S—Sudden]), on w'edne,dny, July 8rd, at his rasfdenen 189 woodingtan avr , Toronto, Edward E,nest Bryans, Al, D., formerly of Brussels. ORISRAR.—On J n,y 90h. 1929, at her home, 122 Grenadier Road,'rorantn, Jean blnArter. belov, d w9 o of 8a nivel R. erernr, former reaidente of Bruw.ela CAI,T 513.—L, Galt oe Tuesday, July 11th, Mas El.znbeth Calder, sister of the tate Thos. raider, 1211, con Grey, in her 86th year. SPENCE.-In Ethel, on .Wednesday, July 8rd. Mattha Elizabeth 'Tompkins, widow or the late William nnenoe, aged 80 years, 14 months and b Mos, Tenders for Painting- Tenders ainting Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to July 28th, for the paintine n/id decurnt• 1ng of the interior wails of Union Crited Church. The lowest or any tender nut neves• ,arily accepted. THOS. 10OIIG81ERTT. Heufryn. NOTICE! Weed Control To the Farmers and Residents of Grey Township t • 1, theundorslgnod, duly appointed 'Weed (control'.In.pootor for the Township of Grey, du hereby notify all property owners lied parties onunpysug property in the Townnhlp of Grey that the "Weed Control Aot," which requires all snld persons to see to it that nl1 wards en their pro/tikes be ant in due time to prevent their ripening, Is now in force and I take this opportunity of seeking to enlist your ao•oparation in an honest effort to, lessen the weed nalsapon, 1 therefore suggest that you make a tpeolal effort to out all noxious words on your.preul• Ises daring 71, , month nt 'July, and by your o0•eparntion and avrlAtanee WP will have general olt!amap throughout the Township. An Inspection of all property in the Town- ship will he made 1y the undersigned during Isle latter part of July, 1929 and I have that with your hanrty ne operation at Ay,n pinthy with theeport loghe Costtmta, thea twill be has all report to the ('oltnen that the luetic has all been oroaptiy and prapan10 done, J, 9. P'EAIt, Inepealor. Tenders for Painting Tenders will be rteetved by the nnrleridenfe up to July 18th, for the peinth,v of the aohnol Baupe at S. s. No 4, Morris, both extortor and Interior, work to be eotnnleted by middle of August. Lowest or any tender not noes. Ferny soeopted, entries NICHOL, 8.2 RP0'y or 8.8. Brussels 9 0. Teacher Wanted 98 Teacher wanted for 8.8. No. 2.Orey, duIlea to commence on Rept 2rtt.. Applications re. eetved up to July 12th. Apply, stating salary to SILAS JOBNSrON, It R. 2, Brussels, \1 1. el eeeer et;eeee,;«toerleeee„'«*r tvevee wive ee eetfeeeveeeeueei e':«;' ee ,;sir see For Tired Aching Feet Nyal (as 'em Nye! foot Bath Salts Gives instant relief, Nyal Milk Magnesia For sour stomach and as a general antacid. Nyal Liver Salts (Effervescing) A mild and pleasant Liver Stimulant. Nyal Celery Nervine A valuable blood - and nerve tonic, effective in the treatment of Nervous Disorders. , r1S+alaiC weara+Gid(etaeAme(a Stetetetem@(dtc=alot+ Icer atowl nfinrn nnrrii ,,----_I-\. A fresh supply " on hand �N ��?i1R'T?'rr'`�TFiit�t�t.`Yi9127�t�ir`Y;J7�7;2tF r37:3i_`7i7<:7dYd}ai'2r`rA�l`lM~r'vtSt&t272}c�tpirlt3tr91r�� SPECIAL Jergen's Vacuum Violet and Rose Glycerine Soaps Bottles Pint size 49c each Pkgs-4 Cakes for 25 c An excellent Toilet Soap LEAVE YOUR 'FILMS HERE. BORDER PRINTS WILL NOT FADE Alien's Drug' Store Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox The average human heartbeats Nearly $10,000,000 works of Am. about 108,000 times every 24 hours, erican medicines were sold in Latin Birds cannot see blue or violet but America and the West Indies last they do see red and infra -red. year. Grand Theatre Friday and Saturday - July 12 - 13 BUSTER KEATON - ERNEST TORRENCE in "Steamboat B�11 Jr."Jr. The Screen's First Big. Mississippi River Thriller ! elusteI 8 Onyost Comedy Opns--Simply hoisting with Olds, (anile, and limes of laughter I Hold on, ev,•c ybridy--It's a hurricane of laughs I Whet n tht lit 1 \Vi'rtil the pt ice of adtuiari(1tr 51(1110 to see what happened to Buster when the'i'wister bit the town. , Fut, 1—fast and futinus—runs 1101 on the \Mississippi Monday & Tuesday - July 15 & 16 RONALD COLMAN in "THE RESCUE" The Great Lover of the Screen in his Supreme ROmance A. love surging with the force of the ALnYlll reeled neew'—atveepiug Mau. and woman to new heights of Rom. once ! Vivid ! Colorful 1 An adventurer of the briny blue, bat- tling for life against overwhelming adds, trnachefy, elemental craft and pirate- I Stirring! Dynamic I Friday & Saturday - July 19 & 20 SPECTACLE! AVIATION and ROMANCE The !nighty clrnnut of wry' among the clouds made into a /dame by glen who were t12Pn18eive9 Waiebitde. A leve story which [night have happened in your oven neigh bei 11°ed. The thrilling hazards of aviation combined In a tiering spec. Mole. Broadway thrilled to it for more than a year. Thousands fl,ciced to it during its New York showing ut big 1,how prices. sending ;nam sold out tor weeks le ml - 011,11 00. Htnnaherl all reenrd5 for long.run pictures showing. in New Yolk. Viewed and praised by notablee itud experts the world over, !ladled as the greatest the screen bus pro. dueed, A11 the t,hrilis of the vii, made in the alt, by air- men, Exciting and Moving represt'lilntim,, ltettlis,n real. ly ;mule by men Who risked thee lives to bring Noche to you Hie ''feel" of flying. 1 With CLARA Bow 'et CHARLES ROCRS RICHARD ARLEN 1 GARY COOPER AT USUAL PRIDES 25c and 160 CommRI 'Tom Mix and 'Tony" " BVI NGS" ose" r( 11 Able s Irish "Charlie Chaplin Specials" peelers it ft ft n. 9' '� 9, ft 12 ft tit ft A n �It to his credit. It has from the first Birthday Youth of steadily Your child, standing important, lugs account T OF THE pack is Twenty-one To -day • ACK istwataty-one to -(lay. 13nt J he has more than a man's years Ile has $1,000 in the brink.ft 31000 with a practical mother's love, : initial deposit of one dollar on theit twenty y( ars ago. and age.. alike bear' witness to the valueft 'building tt tiarii)gs Bane Account. its a depositor, will attain a higher in the conlnti'nity, family, or most in his 000 estimation. Open a say- for the child. CANADIAN BANK COMMERCE with which .4 amalpa,nafad n STANDARD BANK OF CANADA P Engagement Announced. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Maunders announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Mae, to George Franklin Coates, Havelock, Ont., son of Mrs. Coates, and the late Robert E. Coates, Seaforth, Ont, The mar- riage will take place early in Aug- ust. Masonic Sermon. Last Sunday evening the officers and members of St. John A.F. & A. M. lodge with many visiting brethren attended divine service at Melville Presbyterian church, when Rev. Bro. F. G. Fowler preached a very ap• - propriate sermon. Special music was furnished by the choir. - Entrance Results Brussels school had 10 successful pupil.; out - of 14 who wrote, and 2 took honors :—The successful 01105 were :--r P. Bryans R. Bryans D. Davison• (13:) R. Farrow J. Little M. Logan (H) F. Pollard J. Rutledge M. Russell R. Wilson W. C. T. U. Meeting. The W. C. T. U. held a very plea- sant parlour meeting at the hotaeof Mrs. W. H. Maunders. The meeting was in charge of Mrs. Parker, who is Superintendent of that depart- ment. The meeting opened by sing- ing hymn 308; Scripture lesson, _Malachi 3, was read by Mrs. Mc- Guire, followed with prayer; tem- perance readings were given by Mrs. et. Strachan and Mrs. Parker; solos were given by Mrs. Barker and Mrs. l'roctor, which were much enjoyed. The meeting was favoured with an excellent address by erre. Coutts, of Chicago, "In union there is strength" let the temperance people of both countries work, together and success will surely come. The president, Mrs. McGuire closed with prayer. A social half hour was enjoyed by all those present. "Buster" Keaton Comes With a Scream to Grand, "Steamboat 13111 Jr,;" the Buster Keaton comedy for United Artists, which will have its local premiere at the Grand Theatre Friday and Sat urday is probably the most lavishly produced laugh feature ever arcade. From the first glimpse of the frozen faced star when he ambles onto the screen as a sappy youth whose own father doesn't even give hint credit for being able to do anything but play a ukulele, till the uproarious climax when Buster turns into the most extraordinary character that ever trod the deck of a stern -wheeler, "Steamboat Bill Jr.,e is said to keep audiences in by terics. Advance notices call "Steamboat Bill Jr." Keaton at his funniest. He is the aw- karrl son of a river ship owner, whose position 10 being threatened by a rival shipper. The part of Buster', father brings Ernest Tor- rence as the stumbling, shambling, laughable, but not unloveablo old shipowner, out of step with modern business, bat stoutly refusing to give up the ship. Married at Brandon. The marriage of Esther Elizabeth eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. 1. Halliday, 72.1 8th et., Brandon, and Ammer resident: of llrussels, to Mr. ;Wile; 0. Finley, also of Brandon, wit seolenmized June 19th at 2.30 p. re., at the home of the bride's par- ents, Rev, C. S. Oka officiating. The bridal chorus from Lohengrin was played by Madame Marjorie John- ston, The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of blue georgette with large cape collar and large mohair picture hat to match. She carried a bou- quet of bridal roses and lily of the valley. She was attended by Miss Agnes Blackwood, of Killarney, who wore a two-tone orchid ensemble with picture hat to match and car- ried a bouquet of iris and marguer- stee. Mr. H. Davies supported the bridegroom., During the signing of the register Mrs. Gladys Moriss sang "At Dawning." Following the ,cere- mony a reception was held, the table being presided over by Mrs, C. Heath am1Mr•s, J. H. Marshall, Assisting were Mrs. W. Harris, Mrs. le, Day, Miss, H. Henderson, Mrs. J. Lee, Mrs. H, Roy, the Misses A. Finley, C. Hal• llday, M. Henderson, P. Tweddell, Going away, the bride wore a trey - Celebrate 3 2 Glorious Twelfth .i. ;: I N Palmerston t+ North Perth Orange County and visiting Lodges are hold- s` ing a lmerstMonster Celebration in ee Paon, on July 12th. Speakers that are Leaders in ;f 4 Orange Order .will be present r unci other entertaimnents will 4 be, provided 1or gall. tlet All roads lead ...to Palmerston S Lon the Glorious Twelfth, 1929. tiling gown of red Canton crepe with Elizabethean collar and scalloped skirt trimmed with sand. Her hitt wile of red felt. Mr. and Mrs. Fin- ley left by motor for Winnipeg. where they will spend a short honey :coon, and upon their return will re- side in Brandon. ' The out-of-town guests included; S. and A. Halls day, Helston, Man.;. C. and Mrs. Wade, Winnipeg, Man.; Miss Agnes Blackwood, Killarney; el. Blackwood Wakopa, Man,; H. and Mrs. Kund- son, Edeh; Miss E. J. Hayward,. Carberry, Man.; W. J. Muirhead, Douglas, Man.; Mrs. J. Warr -and daughter, Doreen, of Elkhorn, Sask. BORN wut,TON.—At B'ussels, en Saturday. J9'3 8th, to Mr. end Mrs. Jos. Wilton, it daugh ter, SL&RIUED OIU(.HERON—IWOVix. — At tit no. C Inch, Toronto on July 8: d, ley Rev Can on 8key, al1., Gertrude, ci.sghtrr of Ale J e. Purvte, of Ethel. to 17r P..1'. Alto. heron. of Arris, Ont , L,rmerly of Br•aa seta. DIEM BLAKE—In Grey town hip, an Tueeder, July 9th, William Blake, aged 12 years. BRYAN'S—Sudden]), on w'edne,dny, July 8rd, at his rasfdenen 189 woodingtan avr , Toronto, Edward E,nest Bryans, Al, D., formerly of Brussels. ORISRAR.—On J n,y 90h. 1929, at her home, 122 Grenadier Road,'rorantn, Jean blnArter. belov, d w9 o of 8a nivel R. erernr, former reaidente of Bruw.ela CAI,T 513.—L, Galt oe Tuesday, July 11th, Mas El.znbeth Calder, sister of the tate Thos. raider, 1211, con Grey, in her 86th year. SPENCE.-In Ethel, on .Wednesday, July 8rd. Mattha Elizabeth 'Tompkins, widow or the late William nnenoe, aged 80 years, 14 months and b Mos, Tenders for Painting- Tenders ainting Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to July 28th, for the paintine n/id decurnt• 1ng of the interior wails of Union Crited Church. The lowest or any tender nut neves• ,arily accepted. THOS. 10OIIG81ERTT. Heufryn. NOTICE! Weed Control To the Farmers and Residents of Grey Township t • 1, theundorslgnod, duly appointed 'Weed (control'.In.pootor for the Township of Grey, du hereby notify all property owners lied parties onunpysug property in the Townnhlp of Grey that the "Weed Control Aot," which requires all snld persons to see to it that nl1 wards en their pro/tikes be ant in due time to prevent their ripening, Is now in force and I take this opportunity of seeking to enlist your ao•oparation in an honest effort to, lessen the weed nalsapon, 1 therefore suggest that you make a tpeolal effort to out all noxious words on your.preul• Ises daring 71, , month nt 'July, and by your o0•eparntion and avrlAtanee WP will have general olt!amap throughout the Township. An Inspection of all property in the Town- ship will he made 1y the undersigned during Isle latter part of July, 1929 and I have that with your hanrty ne operation at Ay,n pinthy with theeport loghe Costtmta, thea twill be has all report to the ('oltnen that the luetic has all been oroaptiy and prapan10 done, J, 9. P'EAIt, Inepealor. Tenders for Painting Tenders will be rteetved by the nnrleridenfe up to July 18th, for the peinth,v of the aohnol Baupe at S. s. No 4, Morris, both extortor and Interior, work to be eotnnleted by middle of August. Lowest or any tender not noes. Ferny soeopted, entries NICHOL, 8.2 RP0'y or 8.8. Brussels 9 0. Teacher Wanted 98 Teacher wanted for 8.8. No. 2.Orey, duIlea to commence on Rept 2rtt.. Applications re. eetved up to July 12th. Apply, stating salary to SILAS JOBNSrON, It R. 2, Brussels, \1 1. el eeeer et;eeee,;«toerleeee„'«*r tvevee wive ee eetfeeeveeeeueei e':«;' ee ,;sir see For Tired Aching Feet Nyal (as 'em Nye! foot Bath Salts Gives instant relief, Nyal Milk Magnesia For sour stomach and as a general antacid. Nyal Liver Salts (Effervescing) A mild and pleasant Liver Stimulant. Nyal Celery Nervine A valuable blood - and nerve tonic, effective in the treatment of Nervous Disorders. , r1S+alaiC weara+Gid(etaeAme(a Stetetetem@(dtc=alot+ Icer atowl nfinrn nnrrii ,,----_I-\. A fresh supply " on hand �N ��?i1R'T?'rr'`�TFiit�t�t.`Yi9127�t�ir`Y;J7�7;2tF r37:3i_`7i7<:7dYd}ai'2r`rA�l`lM~r'vtSt&t272}c�tpirlt3tr91r�� SPECIAL Jergen's Vacuum Violet and Rose Glycerine Soaps Bottles Pint size 49c each Pkgs-4 Cakes for 25 c An excellent Toilet Soap LEAVE YOUR 'FILMS HERE. BORDER PRINTS WILL NOT FADE Alien's Drug' Store Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox The average human heartbeats Nearly $10,000,000 works of Am. about 108,000 times every 24 hours, erican medicines were sold in Latin Birds cannot see blue or violet but America and the West Indies last they do see red and infra -red. year. Grand Theatre Friday and Saturday - July 12 - 13 BUSTER KEATON - ERNEST TORRENCE in "Steamboat B�11 Jr."Jr. The Screen's First Big. Mississippi River Thriller ! elusteI 8 Onyost Comedy Opns--Simply hoisting with Olds, (anile, and limes of laughter I Hold on, ev,•c ybridy--It's a hurricane of laughs I Whet n tht lit 1 \Vi'rtil the pt ice of adtuiari(1tr 51(1110 to see what happened to Buster when the'i'wister bit the town. , Fut, 1—fast and futinus—runs 1101 on the \Mississippi Monday & Tuesday - July 15 & 16 RONALD COLMAN in "THE RESCUE" The Great Lover of the Screen in his Supreme ROmance A. love surging with the force of the ALnYlll reeled neew'—atveepiug Mau. and woman to new heights of Rom. once ! Vivid ! Colorful 1 An adventurer of the briny blue, bat- tling for life against overwhelming adds, trnachefy, elemental craft and pirate- I Stirring! Dynamic I Friday & Saturday - July 19 & 20 SPECTACLE! AVIATION and ROMANCE The !nighty clrnnut of wry' among the clouds made into a /dame by glen who were t12Pn18eive9 Waiebitde. A leve story which [night have happened in your oven neigh bei 11°ed. The thrilling hazards of aviation combined In a tiering spec. Mole. Broadway thrilled to it for more than a year. Thousands fl,ciced to it during its New York showing ut big 1,how prices. sending ;nam sold out tor weeks le ml - 011,11 00. Htnnaherl all reenrd5 for long.run pictures showing. in New Yolk. Viewed and praised by notablee itud experts the world over, !ladled as the greatest the screen bus pro. dueed, A11 the t,hrilis of the vii, made in the alt, by air- men, Exciting and Moving represt'lilntim,, ltettlis,n real. ly ;mule by men Who risked thee lives to bring Noche to you Hie ''feel" of flying. 1 With CLARA Bow 'et CHARLES ROCRS RICHARD ARLEN 1 GARY COOPER AT USUAL PRIDES 25c and 160 CommRI 'Tom Mix and 'Tony" " BVI NGS" ose" r( 11 Able s Irish "Charlie Chaplin Specials" peelers