HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-7-31, Page 8"WEDNESDAY, JUI.X 81st, 1929
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Both for 49c
A chance to get one of these
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elrifdreu at very little cost.
Petrofol.
Russian
Oil
One of the lest known Rem-
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50c & $1.00 bots.
The New Cart-
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Cameras
•fade by the Canadian
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No. 2 Size 1.25
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Films Developed
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Druggist and Stationer
Brussels United Church
REV. A. W. BARKER, B. D.
MI N:STER
Sunday, Aug. 4th
10 a. in. Sunday School Session,
11 a.m.--Public Worship.
Rev. S, J. ALLIN,
Toronto
7 p.m, Public Worship.
Rev, Mr. Allin
SOW and 7 Pigs, 4 Weeks Old for
sale. Sam. Alcock, Phone 36.4
, 7-1.
FOR SALE. -8 Good Chunks of
d • York pigs, weigh around 100 lbs.
Wm. Gorsalitz, Lot 29, Con. 5,
Grey. 7-1
150 Single White Leghorn Bens, 1
year old, for sale. Dan. MMKin
non, Phone 23-16. '7-tf
BUNCH of Suckers, ready to Wean.
R. McAllister, Phone 20-8. 7-1
FOR SALE. -9 Pigs, ready to wean.
Gordon Knight, Lot 17, Con. 14,
Grey. Phone 43-25. 7-tf.
MASON & RISCH Piano, in good
condition, for sale. Call Phone
13. 2-tf.
FOR SALE—Master Six McLaughlin
Car for sale. Cheap. This ear in
best of repair. Alf. Baeker, Brus-
sels. 52-tf
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Local News Items
Held Picnic at Formosa.
A. number of Drnsselites •tela a
picnic to the Formosa Park last
Thursday and had an enjoyable
time.
Passed Exams.
Master Donald MI.P,ae passed his
Elementary Piano exams, which he
recently tried at Seaforth. Mr.; W.
King is his teacher. Congratulations.
Bowling. •
The regular Monday evening Jit-
ney sat the Bowling Club, ie. draw-
ing good crow; and winners this
week were: Jno. Logan, 1st, R. F.
Doi ,'.ng, W. S. Scott, T. Walker, P.
Stewart and Rev, Mr. Fowler.
New Motor Cop.
Goderich Signal.—Mc. Norman
Lever, r, 'ata. of H t i ten, has been
end,•t ed as traffic of r er for Boron
Count :. Mr. !mem noir ever hi
new dttetes 1 n t week. He and
hisl.<.;.i'-, recently moved from Sam
ilton to Clinton to reside.
Up at Kirkland Lake
The Post received a not from
Jno. Brawn, who was in I'=rJ acts for
a while at Allen's Drug Store, and
two large bill , .;u,;rin, the ,;ales
that Mr. Brawn ie holding up in the
north. 11'. wished to be remembered
to old friends,
Melville Church Picnic
The Sunday School and Congre-
gation of Melville Prre. byteria I
Church ars holding a pini on Jas.
Armstrongs scenic farm in Morris
Township this Thursday afternoon.
There is a program of sports for old
and young, followed by a basket
lunch.
Will Be a Pepresentative.
Rev. David Perrie, D.D., of Wing -
ham, Moderator of the Presbyterian
Church of Canada, has beta appoint-
ed one of the two delegate, to re-
present Canada at the General As-
sembly
-sembly of the Presbyterian church
in Edinburgh, Scotland, next Octob-
er.
Grand -daughter Doing Well,
The Goderich Star had the follow-
ing,local last week which refers to a
grand -daughter of James and Mrs.
Bowman: --We congratulate` Ger-
trude Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Wheeler, on passing her
third musical examination in three
years. She has just reached leer
13th birthday and such progress will
soon make Gertrude a real pianist.
She is a pupil of Mr. Douglas Camp-
bell's studio.
Died from Injuries.
Cline Scott, who is visiting here
from Calgary, received a telegram
from Ivan Crooks, of that city,
stating that Mrs. Crooks had
been struck !by a car on Thtirsday
and died ort Monday. Mrs, Crooks
was a former Toronto girl and mar-
ried 17 years ago. Besides Mr.
Crooks two sons survive. More in-
formation May be received next
week. Old friends of Ivan extend
sympathy to him and the boys. Bur-
ial fs likely to take ;place in the
West.
1
Dry Spells Broken.
Rain accompanied by 1it,tcning
and thunder fell over this section
early Thursday morning last. No
d:unage was done. Another ram
fell on Sunday afternoon which help-
ed to cool us all off.
Passed Her Musical Exams.
Miss Freida Pollard, youngest eau-
gllt,o' of Ed. and Mrs. Pollard, re-
cently wrote on her primary piano
exam'and has received word that
fee has pissed. M,; s Mae Wilkinson
_ her timelier,. and both are to be
eoi gratnh.t+-d.
The First Slam-
Pott
lamI tt received the following
i+i the inall.-in reading over the
m "A Slur on Brussels" 0 cer-
t :ii, party made the remark that if
person on wh I wrote it would like
1.(1,,r11 t•, r . is for aneth,.r
him rs hie would let him know
whAtter there were any back streets
'these or em ,,, origin be in a
hig;ter harry +e, r.ft awry than he
th,^ I...'t time. Others ar.e of Cie
m•• opinion ar+i he. might have to
b p last y rl .,say."
Obituary.
As report -a lartt week. the funeral
fo the late William S. Miller took
tluer on Wednesday afternoon from
his late residenee,Tarnhr-ray Street
North, and eerviees were conducted
b.
Rev. A. W. Rotker, pastor e'•' the
United '' h,a..,.:a T lt.rrrir•r t was made
r
finite.els rettv.itta ry. The pal-
h :beret were: N. F. perry, J. Logan,
W. Gillespie, T. Walker, W. H.
Maunder, and P. St,,wart Among
time- wiimaitend ri the Lateral from
a distance were:----Erriest. and Mrs.
Miller and family, St..Thotnns,
Frank and Mrs. Miller, Long Bann -h
Waiter and Mrs. Stiller and family,
of London; Alex and Mrs. Edmiston
and f .milt', of Kincardine; Jobn liar
hemi, Clinton; Gee. Sanders of Bat-
tle Creek, Melt.; Walter rind Mrs.
Lott and Mr;. David Terrier, of
Whiterhuich; Gro and Mr.. L,t'. and
Levi and Mrs. Lott, Winghave; 'Wes-
ley and 3ilrs. Palmer and Edward
and MIs, Palmer, Wroxeter; Carl
Lott, Kincardine; John and Mrs.
Ross and John Joynt, Lurknow;t„Mrs.
,James Cox., Douglas and Mrs. Ed-
miston and son, Dick, of Kincardine,
and Will Lott, of Swift turrent,
Sask. The late Mr. Miller was born
in Bowmanville, Dec. 10th, 1805 and
was 73 years, 7 months and 10 days
old. He came to Brussels, then
Ainlayville, when a child, and spent
the greater part of his life here. In
1877,- Jan. 30th, he married Louisa
Jane Lott, who with the following
children survive:—Charles, at home;
George, of Souris, with whom de-
ceased had spent the past three years
Ernest, of St. Thomas; Frank, of
Long Branch; Mrs. Alex, Edmiston,
of Kincardine; and Walter, of Lon-
don. Also surviving him are three
sisters and four brothers, two of
whorl, Beorge Sanders, of Battle
Creek, Mich;, and John Barbeau, of
Clinton attended funeral, For many
years deceased was emptoyed on the
G.T.R. and helped open the road
through to Kincardine. Mr, Miller
had only been ill a week with pneu-
monia.
Bowlers et Mitchell.
Last Friday evening two rinks
motored to Mitchell to take in the
Jitney there. R. Downing's rink
won 2 games and lost s; R. Bow-
man's rink won 1, tied 1, and lost
1. Those who attended the Jitney
were: W. S. Scott, W. Kerr, D.
McTavish and R. Downing; E. Gar-
ton, W. E. Willis, A. Rutledge and
R. Bowman.
No Election in Sight Either.
We will expect to hear George
Spotton, M. P. take up the matter
of finishing the new postoflice for
Brussels, now that the Government
has started. A new clock has been
installed, new lock put on the front
door and new boxes are expected
shortly. The Department of Public
'Works must be going to have a new
postoffice on the installment plan.
Renewing Old Acquaintances.
Rev. H. W, Avison and son, now
of 1 pronto, were renewing old ac-
+ivar '.uncus in Brussels and Grey
last week. Mr. Avison is assuming
thena'torate of High Park United
church, Toronto, and in his earlier
lays was a teacher at S. S. No. 8,
Grey. and a prominent worker and
'clout in the Brussels SIetltodi.-t
.•hurt. h.
Everybody Remembered "Sweet
Rosie O'Grady"
With the rh an +.r of trill at the
Grund Theatre Monday, local screen
f:' -n wall I to ono of the
n,o.<t touted pitotonlays:
"5w et Ro as
O'Grady," starring
pretty and petite Shirley Mason. It
is' a .and
r production, directed
by rFaak 11. Strayer and its .tory is
b.,re•d on the immortal old song of
thtet name. It is the story of a pert
waif o.' the slums who won her way
to { Park Avenue mansion an. a
millionaire husband. l,anrd. I t :.ids; Shirley ' wi,ta to hunt or trap game birds, will
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the tar, the rest st. o f the cast be requirred to cagy licenses in the
ho, I n seleett fL Cullen Land• form of numbered 'badges worn on
is is the melt! lead. E. T'lyn Warren :he coat lapel or sleeve.
inti Otto Lederer play two Jewish
chnrateer part.,.
Celebrate 25th Annivesrary.
Ti,,,,Medicine Hai Notes 1•efers to
i 25th anniversary of marriage of a
former Brussels Old Boy
anti Aire. Ellis' attractive home
on Cambridge ,tree+, was: the Ft•pne
nt' err
intitretting event on Saturday ibm treat appreeitsU thewh ch the
evening, when thew r elebrated the people
f. •to and many kind and good
twenty-fifth anniversary of
their (
wedding day, The spacious rooms
wishes were extended for their fu-
twenty -
beautifully decorated for the ila 'e happiness and usefulness., Col.
oee.t._ion with a profusion of garden I. E. York acted as chairman and
and hot -house flowers, among them voiced the deep regret that is felt
many gorgeous bouquets from by the congregation, Following his
friends, Besides these fragrant and 'address there was a short program.
exeuisite tokens of lova and friend- Mr, and Mrs. Rickard were called to
ship, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis were the tee- the platform and wore made the re-
cipient, of a handsome engraved sil- cipients of an address and a purse
of. gold, Miss Dorothy Walden made
the presentation and the address
was read by the Clergyman's War-
den.
aiden• Replying for himself and Mrs.
Rickard, the rector :saki, :n part,
that the nine years of his -sojourn.
there were rich in memories and
friendships and that their interest in
the parish and in the people would
continue, The charge in Waterford
was a light one, and he felt'irnpelled
to undertake more strenuous work
in his most active years. He very
much appreciated this splendid token
of the people's kind regards and
deep interest in himself and Ills
wife and wished to thank them ain-
cerely for the same. The Church
Guild served refreshments and a
happy time was spent, Mr, Rickard
preached at both services on Sun-
day, the United and Baptist churches
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nem and famine— the striking lessons
other historic facts and natural life
establish lSAVLNG among the fnnda-
laws upon which Nature makes her
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to "lay by in store" by adding
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Rev, A. W. and Mrs. Barker are at:
Kincardine Inc the holidays,
Miss Macy Lippert, of ll:itchener, is
the guest of Mrs, los. Quei in.
Mrs. E. 0. Cunningham and child-
ren are holidaying at Havelock.
Burton Macdonald, nit Stratford,
spent the week -end at his hr me here.
J. F. Rouhan and Will Leslie, of
Detroit, were week -end visitor's et
the home of S. Wilton.
Mrs. J. 0. McDonald, of Listowel,
spentThursday afternoon with Mire.
A. H. Macdonald, Turnberry st,
Alex, Datk and Miss Ilene, Wing -
ham, visited the former's parents,
John and Mrs. Dark, on Saturday. •
Jae. and Mrs. Oliver and Dan. and
Mrs Peirtoil and eon, all of Detroit,
were week -end visitors with John and
Mrs. Oliver.
W. 0. McKinnon, of the Bank of
Nova Scotia, Winnipeg, Man., is visit-
ing with his mother, Mrs, H. McKin-
non, 111 town
Miss Mary Helen Kerr made a short
visit to Stratford with her aunt M1`9.
A. 11, Kay, last Wednesday and re-
turned on Thursday.
Will. McDowell was home from To -
ran t
oronin for the week end. He has been
getting an insight intothe account-
ancy profession during the summer
vacation.
A W. Robinson and daughter, of
Saskatoon, were calling on old friends
no Thursday morning. Mrs Robin-
son was formerly Mise Georgie H save,
rend Art was well-known as ••'Tw• -
Suikr-" in the football days of 1908
and 1904 They came east by motor,
Parents of Mine," and Mt'. Jark
Ellis broadcasted the same song frdfn
Regina.
Minor Locals
The last day in July
Now it's raspberry pie.
Civic l oliday on Monday
Wheat cutting has commenced.
Were you warm enough Saturday.?
Toronto fair will be open in 23
days.
Council will meet on Tuesday ev-
ening
Monday, August 5th, will be, Civic
Holiday.
Mot of the hay w -as housed in
good condition.
The raspberry crop gives promise
of a fair yield.
Xw• potatoes are now on the fam-
ily b ll nt' fire.
These are the clays for jolly sum-
mer pi air < ,and they are numerous.
Planning a vacation causes about,
as pouch mental worry as solving a
eros -ward puzzle.
During 1929, by a change in the
Ontario .Fame Lw,., resident; of a
numlcrr of peei"i,-d nourttces who
Farewell to Rector and Wife.
The members of Trinity Church,
it tterford gathered In the parish
room to ,pend a social evening in
honor of Rev, and Mrs. Rickard, who
helve ::hotly to assume theU' new
work in I ruesels. An exceptionally
large (attendance was evidence of
ver tray and writer pitcher from the
`local Isar Association, and tr graceful
silver flower basket from the City
!police, besides many other gifts in
i
stiver from friends and relatives.
Assieting at the reception were Mrs,
Rs C. Black who received the guests
at the door, Mrs. H. H. Tweed, who
was in charge of the dining room,
I and Isfrs, 0. N. Elliott, Mrs. W. It
, Williams, Mra. Hugh Patton, Mrs.
i I. T. Scragg, Mrs. S, F. Mel:wen.
and Mrs. F. W. Gorshaw, who shar-
ed the honors of the tea table, which
I was centred by a silver basket of
pink roses flanked by pink tapers in
1 silver holders. Aides in serving the
guests were: llirs, Olum, Mrs F.
1 Dunham, Mrs, L. Leveque and Misses
Evah Barman, May Hill, Viola Cox,
Prtseilla 13ayd and Josephine Tracy
of Edmonton. Little Peggy Dunham, withdrawingChoir service and unit-
was door attendant. During the Ing with te Anglicans at the even -
evening Miss Norma McWafn con- g � (
tribnted two vocal numbers and Miss nig service, then Mr, Rickard left
Priscilla Boyd w pianoforte solo. Miss I this week for his new charge in
Jean Ellis sang "Those Wonderful � Brussels.
Miss B"nnett of Blyth, is the g lest
of Mies Mnuua Hamilton.
Rev, and Mrs, Rickard are expect-
ed to arrive in Brussels this week,
Alex. and Mrs. Flemming, of Lucan,
were guests of Airs. J. Fergumn.
Miss Kate Deadman returned to.To-
ronto after a visit with old friends in
town.
J, and Mrs. Pridharn and children,
of Toronto, have been guests with W.
and Mrs. Me:Qnarrie.
Miss Viola Fox ire a visitor at the
home of her uncle, Charles McCutch-
entt near Wroxeter.
Olive Scr.tr, of Regina, is spending
Iris vacation with his parents and oth-
er friends in town,
Norman and Mrs, Kennedy, Clinton
were visitors with Mrs. J. L. Kerr ors
11 +nday ever ing.
Mrs. Robe, ton and two sons, Gor-
don and. Mack were visitors with
Mrs. Jas. Ballantyne.
Mrs. Jr F. Rouhan and children, of
Detroit, visited at the home of the
fot•nrer's father, S. Wilton,
Mrs, McKay and daughter, of Wind
sot, are visiting the for•mer's cousin,
Mrs. Jos Whit 11,1d, for a few clays.
We are glad to report that Wm.
Styles ie expected to set this week,
He is progressing fine front:his in-
jories,
Mrs. It, W. Moore left for Toronto
after a pleasant visit with her sister,
Mrs,.1, L Kerr and expects to return
to her home in Saskatoon in a few
days,
Mrs. (Dr) Hnssack and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, of lonerkip are visiting
the for tner's sister, ],las J. Brtilanly-
ne, Mies Dorothy gave a,violin solo
or the morning service at Melville
Church Sunday morning which was
match appreciated.
Mrs. Robert G. Dark has gone on a
two months' visit to her family at
&shank and Roleau, Sask., and was
accompanied by Mrs, Drink's sister,
lits Fox, and bent her, Jas Dark, who
Inc returning to their homes in the
West after the Reunion at S. S. No,
1. Grey.
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Sheet Music !
Latest and most popular Song Hits now on hand
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SPECIAL,
In order to reduce our stock of
Chinaware
Weare allowing 25
a discount of
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FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY
p. c.
Allen's Drug Store
Exclusive Agent for,Nyal and Penslar Remedies
Successor to James Fox
a
Druggist and Stationer
Mrs. Clarence Anderson and young
von, of 'Toronto, were week•eud visit-
ors in town,
Miss Mary Davidson accompanied
Jos. and Mrs, Davidson, of London,
on a motor trip to St. Catharines and
Niagara Falls last week.
W. M end Mrs, Sinclair were hi
Stratford last week where they took
their little granddaughter, Lucile
Clark, to meet her Duddy, who motor-
ed hat• hnrne to Hamilton,
Mrs. Arthur Smith and sons, Nor-
man i orad Donaill, of Edmonton, are
spending the month of August at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton. The
for trier is the youngest daughter of
Mr H Bailey and this is their first
trip E st for some years.
Robert Anderson, of Stratford, was
in town this week,
John and Mrs. Engel and grand
daughter, Oatheline, of Grand Rapids
Mich., visited with John and Mts,
Dark this week. The former is a
in other to Mra. Dark.
Mrs, Chas. Fox. of Riding Mount-
ain, and Jas, Dark, of Ne.epawa. left
Br besets on Tuesday for their homes
to the West, airs. Fox will visit Ab.
Fox in. Winnipeg before ietutning to
her home.
DIED
KRIIM—rn. Grey township, on. Sunday, July
:811,, Joseph Albert, youngest sal of Tho..
and Gra. Kerr, aged 5years, 7 months and
80 days.
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