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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-7-24, Page 8'W,DD IESDAY, JULY 24th, 1929. EIMMANOMSAWAWAXAMWASSIMIMMWARWOMMIS The tQ1t lt:MICKICW ,. A e./XiCta Store Jonteel Face Powder Now comes in the new Beach Tan Shade as well as the other regular shades Price 50c Jonteel Talcum Powder 25c Jonteel Comb Cream 50c Jonteel Cold Cream 50c Jonteel Soap 25c Black Leaf Fa 111 After being unable to get this. preparation for some time, we have it in :tock again. Price 35 c -Also the large size at $L40 Season is here for applying Paris G e'n Sprayide—i lb. & 1 Ib. pkgs. Arsenate of Lead 1 lb. and 1 lb. pkgs. Highest Quality and Strength Swim Caps 19c to $1.(;0 each French Balm The soothing thick liquid Cream that relieves the sore- ness of being exposed to the sun, also keeps the hands and face soft and smooth. French Balm 50 and 25c Bots. HOLIDAY OUTINGS Demand Snap Shots of the fun. Get a fresh supply of Eastman Films and bring or send them here to be developed and print- ed.• For Summer Reading All the leading Magazines Papered Covered Books 20c each High Class Fiction Reprints 85c each F. R. ,l.J M I l Jt. l Brussels United Church REV, A. W. BARKER. 8. D. MINISTER Sunday, July 28th 10 a m,—Sunday School Session, 11 a.m.—Public Worship. Communion Service Subjeet : "The Face in the Chalice" A Communion Study 7 p.m.—Public Worship. Theme: "The Attractive Christ" s 40 Young Pigs for Sale. Apply to McEwing, phone 2-38, Blyth • 5-1, FOR SALE -House, Stable and 1 acre of land in Walton. Apply to Ai W. J. Woods, Phone 19-7. 5-tf. 6 FIVE York Brood Sows For Sale. I James Nichol, Phone 36-14. 5-1 WANTED—An ,experienced maid. ss All conveniences and good wages. Apply to N. L. Scott, Bank of Montreal, Lstowel. 6-1 Es FOR SALE -1, 2 -year-old Jersey- Gurnsey cow, freshened July 8t1i; tested for tubercular; 1, 4 -year-old 4 cow of Gurnsey-Jersey strain; fresh 9 weeks; tested; perfect in everyway. Six moat.. credit given. Apply to W. F. Stretton, Phone 39, Brussels. 6-1 FOR SALE—General Purpose Mare 8 years old; good single or double. Weighs about 1350. Sylvester Os- borne, Phone 25-13. 6-.1 h1cCLARY'S COOK Range, burns either wood or coal. Apply at The Post. 5-1 FOUND—A Ladies' Gold Watch at S. S. No. 1, School Reunion. Owner may have it by proving property and pa?ing for this advt. Jas. S. Armstrong, Phone 23-19. be ??.41.114.,C5.4.°1" Store Druggist and Stationer nraalataralararaamar�ra;alaralalalaralaz3rarrrnarmararxalararalarararataaraaatata:�a�r f Local News Items 1 Should be Fixed. A drain has been open on Mill St. since April, waiting for cement. If work is not soon. started it will be fall. An acciderst would cost mare than the work. Won Fourth Prize. On Thur -day rafternoon, D. Me- Tavish and Pon Downing went down to Listowel and took in the Twilight Doubles winning. 4th prize, which was a water bottle and half dozen glasses, They won 3 games with a plus of 11. Improvements. The home of Miss Currie Ziegler is being painted. • Miss Mary Davidson Ki Ir.av'n a summer kitchen lea. at her home, W. A. Lowry has made great im- provements at the old Smale house. The house has been wired. painted, and a new verandah erected. Carry Your Driver's Permit. Anyone -driving a rear i:: liable -to be held un on the highway these days and the Prov. Officer or High- 1 way Officers will demand to see your driver's permit. It cost you $5 and costs if you haven't one. The De- partment is making a clean up these days. Attended Summer School, Amony those registered at the Summer School held et Goclerch, under the auspices of the United Church from Brussels were:—Misses Helen Baeker, Muriel Miehnl, Thelma Jordan, Margaret t Downing, Sadie Pierce, GeorgeO1gP Pierce and Bert Lott. The Brussels United Church League won the Banner again for the best attendance. "The Magic Flame" A big Goldwyn praduetion "The Magic Flame" with Ronald Colman and Vilma lanky will be presented at the Grand 'theatre on Friday and iSaturday. The New York World says:---. 'One of the Loveliest, most brillant pieces of dramatizing to leave Hollywood in a year. Moving exciting from the very start, Human and grasps the interest." Won Scholarship. Mrs. (Rev.) Fowler is in receipt of a cl ppg in from the South Bend Tribune, stating that her nephew, Edwin Wyckoff,. has been awarded a 11,000 Reeder scholarship at the De Pauw University. Edwin was held the highest in esteem in his graduat- ing class of 82, high grade and church attendance and considered an ideal type of American manhood. Edwin is 16 years old. Brother Dead. The 'Clinton News Record reports the death of Frank Chowen, a bro- ther of 0. M. Chowen, now of Kin- cardine, and a former C. N. R. agent at Brussels:—Word was received last week of the death which took place in Brooklyn, N. Y., on Sunday, July J, G . 7th, of Frank Chown., son of G. Chowen of Clinton, Mr, • C•howen's ,death was due to injuries received as the result of a fall. He is survived by his wife and one grown son. In- terment was made in Brooklyn. D. D. G. M. Elected. The District Deputy Grand Mas- ters for the 32 Masonic districts of Ontario were elected at Ottawa on Wednesday evening last, North Hur on elected Willia.n Scrimgeour, of Palmerston; and South Huron elect- ed Percival L. Tye, of Milverton. "Fun and Fancy" The Goderich Star in it; report of the Sumo r School had this pare - graph: --Mr. Bert rt Lott, Ii. A., of Brassele, is editor in chief of "Fun and Farley," the paper in connection with the Simmer Scheel and be has as a_ants Mk. Edna llrc inner, of ll rut ne c ; Mies Hein L'aeker, of l.eu 1 Miss Snell, of I.ondesboro; and 1If. George pierce, of Brussels." Died in the West. Word was received here of the ri.atit of William Miller, which oct- er+tree 1 at th.. home of his son, Geo. at Souris, Man. No further particul- ars are at hand. Deo, axed was an employee on the G. T. R. section here for creat many years, and for the past few yr• u`., !tea' resided with hiss on in the West. The remains were brought to Pru ar't far interment and funeral si ill be held today. He was about 75 years of age. Fuller particulars will he given next week. Had a Collision. About 9 o'clock Ia:.t Thursday night two cars met head -un on the boundary ai;out one-half mile east of Bluevale, in front of Wm. Bal- four s.. One car Wild driven by Mack Fergusonn and the other by Georgee M1unnrr• both of IrIs. Thea cars were both very badly damaged and the occupants received a bars shak- ' ing up, and cut by broken glass. It I was very fortunate that they were not more seriously injured. Races at Goderich. Owing to accidents and withdraw- als the '2.15 Stale mule at Goderich on Civic Holiday will be an open race for the same money, namely, • $1000. Gorierich Association has gone the limit in placing 82,800 at the disposal of the trotters and pac- lers this season and the owners should notify Dr. Clark at once if they in- tend to compete for this large purse i as the Association must be assured of five entries. Horses eligible July Y 1st, 1929. 5(g, to enter; 5% addit- ional from winners. Money divided 50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent. i Appreciated. The Editor received the following letter front George W. Pepper of London, and an old S. Se No, 1, boy: —Dear Sir:—A copy of your fine paper which contained the article re the reunion at Shines' School has been forwarded to me; a do not know to whom I am indebted for this courtesy but it is very much appre- ciated. The writer would have been pleased to have called on you while he was in Brussels at that time but did not seem to have the time. How well do I remember your worthy father when I used to go to the there Methodist Church Sunday School, and his lovely singing and splendid advice, FOR SAEL—About 30 acres of Hay on West Si 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, Henfryn, 1 Phone 359. 2-1.f.1 MASON & RISCH Piano, in good condition, for sale. Call Phone 13. 2-tf. FOR SALE—Master Six McLaughlin Car for sale. Cheap. This car in best of repair. Alf. Backer, Brus- sels. 5.2-tf Weekly Jitney. At Monday night's bowling jitney, Peter Stewart was high man R. F. Downing., end; R. Bowmen. 3rd; A• Rutledge, 4th; and K. Ferguson 5th. Accidents. Harald Whittard hart tail l,utickins skinned cranking a car Monday night. cis d right wrist t Jack Jami. ion ha hr Jl k hrnkc•n while hying at the farm of June: Fulton, East of Brussels. He will be laid up fbr awhile: On Monday morning William Styles fell from a load of hay, near his home, and had his collar bone broken, three ribs cracked and a thumb dislocated. He has been in a serious condition since the acci- dent, a nurse being in attendance. Won Trophy. Last Wednesday afternoon Bab. Downing's rink won the trophy and fear leather club bags at the Wing - ham tournament. There were 26 rinks present. The games the Brus- sels rink played were: Troh st 1 —Fir Round l Y Shebondy, Wingham 8; Brussels, 1.2 Trophy, Second Round Reid, Lucknow 10 Brussels 11 Trophy—Third Round Zinn, Hanover, 9; Brussels 14 Semi -Finals. Mason, Wingham 7; Brussels 17 Finals, Caldwell, Kincardne 5; Brussels 16 The rink was composed of R. J. Me- Lauchlin, Bert McIntyre, W. S. Scott and R, F. Downing. 1 Cal *PUS Er Against That Day THia fabled years of ancient Egypt's All- n'ess• and hipline- »the striking lessons found in other historic- facts and natural life processes establish 8A1'LNG ttineng the funda- mental laws upon which Nature makes her 'sure indictments. Follow your natural per- sonal instinct to. "!ay by in store" by adding regular installments to 'a savings account in the Canadian Bank of Commerce, THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE wien which is amalgamated Q THE STANDARD BANK OH CANADA Y Jack Montgomery Browned in West YOUTH 18, WAS ENJOYING SUM-.. MER VISIT AT RESORT NEAR SASKATOON, SASK. — BODY BROUGHT BACK FOR BURIAL. Regina, July 19—In a gallant at- tempt to save the life of a young. girl • 11 the lake at Crystal Beach, Wednesday night, Jack Montgomery 18, a youth from near Seaforth, Ont lost his life, Montgomery was a summer visitor et the resort near Harris,' southwest of Saskatoon. Shortly after 7 o'clock, a 15 -year- old' girl named Tessler got into diffi• - eulties in the lake. The Seaforth lad plunged in, and swam to the struggl- ing girl. He made a gallant effort 1 to bring her to shore, Others camel to give assistance, and the exhausted , girl was rescued. Fatigued by the attempt to rescue the Tessier girl, 1 Montgomery sank from sight. His body was later recovered. An inquest %viii be held. Body Brought Back John Montgomery, an employee of the Brussels, Morris and Grey Telephone Company, whose home is at Winthrop, received a message on Wedensday stating that his son Jack had been drowned near Saskatoon, Sask„ on Wednesday evening, while attempting to rescue a girl from drowning. The young man, who' was !3 years of age, had been working in a factory in Wingham for several months before going west about a month neo to a:si.4 his uncle, John Si xnson, nn the farm. he remains were brought east for burial and the funeral was held from Cavan church Meitlandbank Much Laughter it, "Garden of Eden." The original Garden of Eden was a place where sin, sorrow and re- pining were unknown. But, quite possibly, humor was also unknown, since so much of laughter is based on the misfortune of others. Cer- tainly comedy is far from unknown in Corinne Griffith's producton of "The Garden of Eden" which will be shown here for the first time on Monday when it opens at the Grand i 'Theatre. This comedy drama, orig- inally a German stage success by Rudolph Bernauer and Rudolph Oes- terreicher, was adapted for the star by Hans Kraly, whose adroit hand- ling of fresh situations in Ernst Lubitsch and Constance Talmadge orlon. The Story films made his seput is one of up -to -dare society in Monte Audios Leh Carlo, and the experiences of a Iit- tle ,unknown singer in "crashing" wEDNEEDAY, JULY niST.—Form Farm Stook, Implements. Rcc , at Ixr, 4. t4on, 14, the social gates. Charles Ray and grey toWnahtp. Bale nhreeervad nt 1 ,,Pt, 14i Louise Dresser head the supporting MhntiWm. .61ake, Proprietress; D. M. soot.: + cast Lewis Milestone directed, Rt Winthrnn to cemetery, Settforth. The remains were followed to their last resting, place - by a cortege of 44 cars.. The floral tributes which were very beautiful and numerous included wreaths from the Sunday Sehoels in Winthrop and Harris, 'Sask., the Orange Lodge and the Football team, Six of his compan- ions with whom he wee very popular octad Is pallb"arr•r:. Relatives were nresrmt from Saskatoon, Detroit, Wingham, Brussels, Bluevale, Wrox- eter, Stratford, Clinton and Thed- fard. Pictures Coming to Grand. The following pictures are booked Stir the Grand. Keep list forr future r ference:-- July . 2e 27—Magic Flame. 29l-30—Garden of Eden August— :L.. 2.—The Awakening 5-13- 9-10—ting Li.sutenant, 12.13- 16-17—Shop-worn Angel 10-20- 23-24—Wolf Song 26-27- 30.31—Abie's Irish Rose. Minor Locals The harvest is on. Seven more days in July. Monday August 5th is Civic Holi- day, Barn dance at Alex Yuill's this Thursday evening. Cranbrook is holding a leld day next Thursday. See advt. Brussels Fall Fair will be held on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 3-4. Brussels Bowlers are now com- mencing to bring home the "bacon". Do you let the Post know your visitors or any other interesting hie - al and district news. In Norway a law forbids anyone cutting down a tree unless he plants three saplings in its place. FALL FAIR DATES Atwood Hayfield Blyth 'Brussels Dungannon Exeter Sept. 17-18 Goderich Sept 30, Oct. 1, 2 Gorrie Oct, 5 ltarriston Sept. 2G-27 Kincardine Sept, 18-19 Kirkton Oct. 1-2 London (Western) ... Sept. 7-14 Luaknow Sept. 26-27 Mildmay Sept, 24-25 Milverton Sept. 26-27 Mitchell Sept. 24-25 Palmerston Oct, 3-4 Ripley Sept 24-25 St. Marys Oct. 8-9 Seaforth Sept. 19-20 Stratford Sept. 16-18 Teeswater Oct. 1-2 Tiverton ....r .. . , Oct, 1 Toronto (C.N.E.) , Aug 23, Sept 7 Zurich Sept. 23-24 Wingham Oct. 9-10 Sept, 20-21. Sept. 25-26 Sept. 26-27 Oct, 3-4 Oct. 3-4 MARRIED MorltITC'B.EON—BOY—At the Arknna Unl'' San d Church Parennnge, 3'4 wedr,o,dsy, July 10th, by Rev D Id rst, natal, Evel- yn Melissa, eldest denghter of William and tfelntehlrn Hoy toulmrlea Frederick, eon. of Jame+ and Mrs, McCutchepn, all o� Grey Towtinhlp. DIED ANDERSON —In Belgreve. on Sunday, .ln'y 2lst, Marie Lola, infant daughter of ,lona G- and Mrs. Anderson, ag,d 2 years and 0 months. BROWN—In Tarnberry., 011 Friday, ,Telt' 10, Leonard Brown, of Wroxeter, aged 72 years. FOIt6EST.—In Morris township. on Wednee day, July 17th, Limy Robb, betseed wife of 0. B. Forrest, aged 00 years, d mouth,. and 10 days, b1ILi,1AR —In Souris, Man., on Saturday, July 20th, 1920. Wllllnu. 8. Miller, formerly of Brussels, aged 70 years, 7 mor tis and 10 days, SPEIRAN,—In Afouk township n Saturday .1n1y 20th, Luke Speiran, aged 94 years, 7 months and 7 days. IR 'MEMORIAM LOTT.—In affectinlOte memory et Flit ht Lieutenant C. Wilfred 1 Ott, who was 1311• ed at Malta, while .'ervh,g in the Great War, July 20111, 1818 MR. ANO MRs GEORGE LOTT AND FAN1Lr.. Boar for Service The nnderaignrd will keen for service et Ni4 Lot 17, Con. 7, Morrie a there' bred York- shire Board, bred by A Ren NI( gi court Phone 0014 Proprietor Notice to Contractors The Council of the Township of Grey are asking fur tenders for the completion of the work to be done or the Chute- Drohl. Phots and apeetdentdonaat thel'lerk's office. le !Mule frog, an Information the mace it 1 Pa n u y men,l r of th � Conn Il. The lowest Or any la e 1 tender not will be necessarily nneept et Tenders will be ouetsd y, the regular111, Cotu,cll meeting on Saturday, At,gaet 10th, nt 4 o'clock p, 1n, J• H, FEAR, Clerk, Farmers' Sons Attention ! Any Boron Oounty boy conteinplothtg et• tending the Ontario Agrieniturnl College for either the Associate or Degree Coarse 1s ells• isle to compete for the combined Buren Conn ty and Mammy Fend Scholarship, Particulars of Scholarship may be found elsewhere In this he eTDEPA RRT DEPARTMENT a010lld A GIt1CU I,TURI(to 011nton, Ont. Notice to Creditors In the matter 'of the Estate of William Blake, late of the Town- ship of Grey, In tho County of Hur- on, Farmor, Deceased. Retitle is hereby given, pursuant to Section 08, Chopp.121 of the Revised Stetutea of On• tarn), that all perfume having claims ngalhet the eefate of the said wllitnm Blake, who died on or about the Ninth day of July, 1020, are required to sendby post, prepaid, Or deliver to Mary Blake, the Adpdnistra- trix of Mie061d deceased, on or before the 10th day of August, A. D. 1020, their names and addressee with full particulars in writ. Ing of their olatms and the nntarn of the 00. ourltiee, (If any), held by them duty verified by a statutory declaration. And further take notice that atter the cold 10th day of Angnst, 1020, the Admtnlatrntrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said estate among the pertfes entitled thereto,bnvingregsrd only to theolalme of Which ehe shall then have had notice, and nI earls shall not be iIablefor the said 'met r e rr said hands lain part ell of to ny person Of wham) alarm she shall not then have.re• Mead notice. Dated the 20thwdayf of llly, A. 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X81`dtSOADOSPrat$ "r'dgaMM$iatRiMOril3i`era'rdtita- 7ai2iM101..1ettDat`3taraa$tt.NN Latest and most popular Song Hits now on hand SPECIAL In order to reduce our stock of Chinaware Wediscount of allowing 25 FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY Allen's Drug Store Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox Butterfly fish, found in West Africa, have wings as well as fins; they jump three or four feet out of the water then alight and glide along the surface. The railroad connecting Guate- mala and E. Salvador is to be com- pleted this year. a Mr -LOOK AT YOUR LABEL Grand Theatre 26 - 27 in bril- a year." screen's .,:- ring and beautiful Friday RONALD b6 The New Ynrk liant pieces Novel—surprising—thrilling most romantic the &pientlnr I -IP Wets and 1 Med and Saturday - July COLMAN and VILMA BANKY Mic Flame99 IS Wo, Id says ;--•"1)•.IP "f IBP loveliest, 'plait of dramatizing 10 leave Hollynood in rr-.mance will) the hive, g 111111(18i the swirl of the circus of tunjestie set tinge, a nlnwn—yet he ivied a nation. She was Min, Monday & Tuesday - July 29 & 30 “TheCORINNE GRIFFITH'presents Garden af Edea Mother Eve had nothing on this . . With Modern Eve ! She had many LOWELL SHERmAN more men to choose from—but she got her Adam ! LOUISE DRESSER Fig leaves, snakes, applesauce, laughs and love 1 CHARLES RAY Friday & Saturday - August 1 & 2 VILMABANKY in cc The Awaening" of Love With LOUIS WOLHEIM and WALTER BYRON A Vector Fleming Production by Frances Marion The romance of seetet courtship ; the gaiety of country carnival • the thunder and turmoil of war ; the stern drama ef'man•tnade bates nod heartaches ; entertain - anent to waken you to the laughter and tests tit all true lovers, SEE 1 THRILL ! Awake to Great Romance 1 Tom Mix and 'roily "Rose of Picardy" "comm9 . "Ables Irish hose' "Charlie Cha Iib Specials"