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Our nett' stock of School Supplies and Boal;s has been
received 'tanil attention is naturally turned to what
will be needed when starting the new Sebool term.
High School Text rooks
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We will Lave the: full list of there that will be used, including
i'.ng'ieb Literature Series, I'rt•neh Authors, etc.
Public School Books
Doose -leaf Note I3ooke and Re•I'ilie
'I'Lirk, Keil bound, L'iilek or [tell Ci ver Note Books
Scribblers Exercise Looks Drawing Portfolios
Den wing Books and Writing Hooke
• Water Colors, Art Brushes
Separate Pans of Water Colors for ite•fills
Crayons Indin Ink fountain Pen Iuk
Lead Pencils. Some new Fancy Eversharp Pencils
School Loxes School Bags
Slates Idulers Perls Cnmpnses
Start them to 5ohool with a
Waterman Fountain Pen $2.75 and up
YOUR ORDERS WILL DAVE GOOD ATTENTION
F. R. SMITH
The ..Q�r Store
Druggist and Stationer
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Local Brews Items
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Usual Holiday Hours
The 'usual holiday hours will b
observed at the Postoffrce on Labo
day, ,Sept 2nd.
NewAssistant at P. 0.
Miss Winifred McMillan com
menced her new duties as sssistan
at the Brussels Po.=.toffice on Mo
- day.
Special Excursion Rates
The C. N. R. are offering a fare -
and -one-third rate to Toronto for
the C N. E. commencing an Thurs-
day of this week anti good till after
the Exhibition.
Will Hold Reunion
e The Bryans families are holding
✓ a reunion at the home of Robert
and Mrs. McAllister, Grey to -day.
Amore extended item will be given
next issue,
t Held Picnic.
Mon The Woman's Institute meld a pic-
nic on the lawn of Dr. R. S. Ham-
ilton. A great many of the mem-
(ere were away, out those who at-
tended enjoyed the picnic.
Weekly Jitney
S. T. Plum was high man on Mon-
day night at the Bowling Jitney,
with D C. L'e 2n4 • d Ga` =nn, 3rd;
Walter Ker, ah ; V. F. Gerry, 5th ;
and R. Downing. 5th.
Had a Slight Stroke
Last Thursday afternoon while
eating in 'Tic chair :it hi= home, Geo.
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Edwards, Mill Starr, bud a slight
stroke, and at present is resting
quietly at his home. Ho expects to
be able to be about in a few days.
Paid Official Visit.
D. D. G. M. Ie. Wor. Bros Scrim-
geour, of the Maserati Lodge, North
Huron, paid line ofib Tal visit to St.
Johns Lodge on Teesdast evening..
There was a good turn out of mem-
bers a- w, -fl as irany visiting breth-
Ten.
Band Concert.
On Wednesday .e -ring of next
week l lyth Braes 1,1nd is contem-
plating a visit to Brieisels and will
furnish a program music• on the
street if the weather i,; favorable.
Be on hand if you went to enjoy a
good program.
Jones -Kerr Wedding.
.4, quiet wedd u1, WaS solemn:mei
at Oakville, Saturday. v, lugust 10te,
when Marion h ttidi•en, youngest
daughter of Mrs. W. E. Kerr and
the late Rev. W. Il. Kerr was incited
Js marriage to Mr. Arthur Elwyn
Madoc-Jones, of I3eaumaris, Angle- l
sey, North Wales, by Revs E. 0.
Seymour. The winsome bride,
quaintly gowned in period frock of
white silk georgette with insert of
hand -made lace and bridal boquet of
Maiden Blush gladioli, was given
in marriage by her maternal uncle,
Charles F. Doty ; Miss Margaret
Kerr M. A., R. N., attired in ennui
flat crepe acted as her sister's maid
of honor while Charke s E. Kerr, bro-
ther of the bride, supported the
groom. The ceremony was perform-
ed before the fire -place banker( with
multi -colored glarloli and ferns
where later the young couple receiv- I
ed the congratulations and best
wishes from relatives and friends,
l'he ,bride's going away dress was of
honey -dew flat crepe trimmed in
brown, andiwith it was worn a smart
felt hat and other matching acces-
sories. Mr. and Mrs, le. Medoc -Jones
left ih the evening on a necessarily
short wedding trip owing to the i11.
nese oil the bride's mother, The
young couple will reside in Van-
couver B. C, Tho bride is a cotititll
of the Editor of The Post.
Were at Blyth
A number of Brussels P,ow•lers
were at Blyth last Friday night at-
tending a Jitney there and took
cit ea or four of the prizes. W. S.
west wen set ; Somers, Blyth, 2nd;
Mr. Sri t leer, Erus..els, Ord ; and
A. C. Becher, 4th.
Let Us Have The News.
' Though the Post will take its an•
tie ti holiday next week, we will he
tilt' rd to rere•ive any local news
items a; they will appear in the next
is -sae. Phone 31 or 10.1x during the
holiday week.
Voter List
I r u sols Voter=' List Ines 491
names in Part 1 • 5:3 in part Il ;
and 02 in part III. e, total of 194.
There are 330 who ran vote for
Co. Connell renreeeittistion and 100
ere eligible to Serve as juniors.
H's New Coach Hearse
Th its lltarys Journal had the fol-
lowing item isi ieh refer, to a gen-
tlemen, well-known in Brie:eels
N. 1.. Brandon has purchases a
l•nte nine coach hearse on a Buick
Chessis from the dealers, S. J. Dun-
seit11 and Son,
Spe ial Wont Through
Man, ritixens heard the C. N. R.
trains passing through Bru r l+
11"n t.S u'r'n fig about 4 a. m by
ties loud blowing of the whr tle ,.
Tee C.N. P. here been putting in
this realtoady at Kinvr
d rn sardine: hence
the extra freight t:r-tin::.
Died in Texas, I
Woml was received last wisen
the d erth of %Val. Smalldon, who
loft 1 r u ,els many years ago. He
was an oil man in Teems and tone
ill and flied in the Hospital at Fort
Worth, 'Tome. IIs, was a brother of
Fred Tait (Swal,low) who resided,
when a boy with his uncle. the late
John Tait and his aunt Mrs, Tali,
who now resides in lianas City, awl
who is keeping wen. Only the older
residents all remember the late Mr.
Swallow,
Minor Locals
Labor Day, Sept 2nd
10 more days in Aegust
School reopens on Sept. 3rd
The Posts holidays next week.
Toronto Fail Fair opens Friday.
The next issue of the Post will be
Sept 4th
Usual holiday hours at the Post -
office on Labor Day.
The continued drizzle on Thursday
trade it very unpleasant day.
To provide the number plates for
automobiles of Ontario, approximat-
ely 260 tons of sheet steel are used
annually.
Brussels United Church
REV, A. W, BARKER. B. D.
MINISTER
Sunday, Aug. 25th
10 a.m.-Sunday School Session.
11 a.m.-Publie Worship.
MR. ROBERT SHAW,
Bluevale
7 p.m. -Public Worship.
By Summer School Students
WANTED -A Cook, general, for a
family of three adults, where
1 house maid is kept. Apply to Miss
Scott, co, J. W, 4uctt, Listowe1.11
WANTED Ambitious men and wo-
men to open cleaning, dyeing and
pressing shops through Canada.
We teach you. Particulars free. i
Business Wisdom, Federal Bldg.,
Hamilton, Canada. 10-1
LONDON Business on Sale -Grocery
IRooming house, Restaurant, Fish
Chips, Sydney Smythe, Market
Lane, London, 10-1
I WANTED -150 bus. Wheat, also
• 100 bus. good Oats. John T. Dun-
can, Phone 7 x, Brussels P .0.
Box "Q". 9-2
RED Yearling Strayed .from. Lot 20,
Con. 11, Grey. Any information
concerning same will be thankfully
received. Geo. Menzies, Phone
55-14. 9-tf.
ROOMERS WANTED- School Girls
preferred. Apply at The Post. 9-2
20 Young Pigs, 6 Weeks Old, For
Sale. Jno. Stevenson, Phone 42-
14. 8-tf.
FOR SALE -House, Stable and 1
acre of land in Walton. Apply to
W. J. Woods, Phone 19-7. 6-tf
FOR SALE -Master Six McLaughlin
Car for sale. Cheap. This car 10
best of repair. Alf. Baeker, Brus-
sels. 52-tf
Paid 'a Visit
Postoffice Inspector Murray; paid
Brussels Postoffrce a v;sit last Wed-
nesday-. He expects the new boxes
here hortly.
To Hold Conference
Over 150 layman of the London
Conference of the United Church
will attend a conference at St
Thorns on Sept. 7th and fith, under
the auspices of the Missionary and
Maintainenco Board,
Pictures Coming to Grand.
The following pictures are booked
for the Grand. Keep list for future
reference:- -
Augus t-
23 -21 -Wolf Song
20 -27 -Lady Ruffles
30.31--•Abde'n Irish Rose •
September:
2- 3 --Rose of Picardy.
0- 7 -Lay of all Flesh.
9 -10 -The Grain of Dust.
13 -19 -Wolf of Wall Street
10.17 -Stormy Waters
20 -•21 -Wedding Mauch
28 -24 -.•.Thr Devil's Skipper
27 -28 -Stairs of Sand
Passed Aaay After Long Illness
Last Wednesday at• her home in
Oakville, Emma Louise Doty, widow
of the late Rey-. W. E. Kerr, passed
away in her 60th year, following a
long illness and- hacl been in failing
beaus for the Net ten years and
bedfast ;int,. October 192e. Mrs.
Kerr wee born in Oakville, March
1 I, le t;e and was a daughter of the
late I )varix Doty. She Attended the i
University of Toronto and graduat-
l iron Trinity College in 1891 with
73 elm-, Degree, On May 25 1.802
v. a. married in Oakville to the ;
len, I',:v, W. E. Kerr who predecects-
i•cl her in 1927. They resided. rat
I Itr it rd, Wrnr;c.t,:r•, Iiensell, I
s
Ameerstburg. Blenheim, Clinton Til- l
<onlnng and Welland, Mr. Herr,
being ,t Methodist minister at these i
peetes. In 1015 they moved to Van- I
r eu er, B. C. Wiens Mr, Kerr• died,
arni Mr,+, Herr moved back to her
old home town in 1927. Dc cra:'ad I
silrvivr,l by one brother, Charles
Doty, of Oakville, etui a family of
two sons, rhirrle;. Herbert, Oakville, i
and John Herold of Plaincsville,
Ohio ; end three daughters, Marg- 1
arrt Edith, graduate of the I'siblic
Health Nursing Association at B. (L,
Mee., Grate. Estelle Jornr s, of West- +'
weld, 13. C. and Mrs. Marion Ktrth-
lfen elarlor-Jones, Burnaby, 13, C., ,
The funervl was held on Friday af-
ternoon from her late tome and ser-'
vices were canductedl by Rev. E. 0.1
Seymour, pastor of St. John's Unit-'
eel (.hurr'h, Oakville assisted by Rev.
barrell, chairman of the Presbytery
and Itev. S. J. Adlin, of Toronto, 1
The pallbearers were old friends of I
the deceased :-•• -W. S. Savage, W. S. i
Davis, R. F. Sanderson, W. B.
Sharpley, J. Freestone, and F. Ban-
croft, Interment wait made in the
family plot in Jude's Cemetery, Oak-
ville. Friends from Welland, Toren-'
to, Hamilton, Brussels, Owen Sound, ,
Georgetown and Bronte were pres-
ent to pay their respects to the de -J
parted. The floral tributes were `
beautiful. The family have the
heartfelt sympathy of a large circle
of friends in the loss of their
mother,
Against That
Day
frefin fabled years of ancient Egypt's ful-
l- 0085 and aniline -tile striking lessons
found other historic facts and natural life
processes establish S,.\'iNG among the funda-
mental laws upon which Nature makes her,
sure indictments. Follow your natural per-
sonal instinct to "lay by in store" by adding
regular installments to a savings account in.
the Canadian Ban)( of Commerce.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
it THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA
with whechls amalgamated
A
Or, J. A. McNaughton
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
.Office at Residence
Mill Street Brussels
Phone 44
Are Planning Re -union
Ex-Imembers of the 28 Battaiion,
C. E. F. are planning another re-
union.
Plot of Picture is
Cleverly Developed
°'Lady Raffles", the Columbia
Pictures production which will be
shown at the Grand Theatre on
Monday is a • skilfully developed
drama of the adventures which be-
fall a clever young woman whose
life is a mystery. It is a picture of
surprises and queer twists in which
strategy and apt manoeuvering hold
the interest. The plot revolves
around a valuable necklace, which
changes hands with the dexterity
displayed by sleight-of-hand pet -
formers, and the awakening of lov
in the heart of the heroine. Estel
Taylor, wife of Jack Dempsey has
tricky role which she handles i
masterly style displaying the tuoc
of an artist. Miss Taylor is support
ed by a strong cast including, Bo
land Drew, Lilyan Tashman, Earnes
Hilliard and Winifred Landis, - The
picture was directed by William
Neill.
Church Notes
St. Johns Church.
Bobs Campbell has accepted the
position as organist for the coining
year.
pIA Ladies' Aid meeting mite bold in
j the Choir Room last Thursday in the
interests of the bazaar,
United Church.
The set vice in the United Church
was taken last Sunday by Robert
Shaw, of Bluevale who preached from
the text in shark 8th chapter and part
of the 48th verse. And he saw them
toiling in rowing ; for the wind was
coal ary unto them ;. Jesus was sad,
castdown and sorrowful hilt always
reedy and willing to help all those
who were in trouble or mourning, all
we have to ea is to call upon Dila
and trust him and he will be a sheph-
erd and guide all through life, Th> ev-
ening service was withdrawn but
next Sunday evening the young peo-
ple who attended the Summer School
at Gnderich will take charge of the
service.
e film, which is probably one of the
1e I most impressive finales yet seers mi
the screen. This scene lays a graphic
y Iemphasis on bhe theme "There are
those wilt never forget." The prin..
ciple players in the film are Lillian
_ Hall -Davis, John Stuart, Humberton
t and Bromley Davenport.
Paid ManyVisit a to Brussels.
Friends of R. H. Stewart, of Ham-
• ilton, regret to learn of his death.
• He made pez'iodicul `rips here tuning
pianos. The Hamilton Herald had
the following obituary: Robert H.
iStewa]t died on Monday evening at
the home of his sister, Mrs. David
Davidson, •Glanford township, De-
ceased wit; born m Binbrook 68
veers ago, and had been a member of
Knox church nearly all his life. He
moved to Hamiltul, about fifteen
years ago, where he Les been in ac-
tive service in affairs of the blind,
being president of the Canadian Fed
elation of the Blind. Surviving are
r widow, formerly Miss Elspeth
e Pearson; two brothers and four sis-
ters, Peter Stewart, of Barone S. D.;
Andrew W. Stewart, of Elsinore,
(.el.; Mrs. David Davuison, of Clan -
,
Ford, 11rs. Elizabeth Murphy, Airs.
Murray Davidson and Mrs. E. A.
1M:irr of Hamilton. The funeral of
I Mr. Stewart took place from the
home of his sister, Mrs. David David -
,'son, Mulford, on Wednesday after
David-
,' son,
to len.ox church, Binbrook, and
was largely at:s pled, Rev. Dr,
-Drummond, conducted the service.
During the service; Miss James sting,
No Burden Yonder", The pall
bearer: were William Murphy, itoe
Murphy, Bert Stewart, Earl •Stewart
Ray Marc end Joint Peatyeon.--Mrs.
Henry Pierce, of Morrie Township, in
a niece of the deceased.
'Roses of Picardy"
This famous I n•lish picture will
be ; rayed at the Grand Theatre on
due day (Labor I)avl and Tuesday,
Sept, 2nd and .3rd;- "hoses of
Picardy" is a war film that is differ
ent. It is based on 1t, H. Mottrase's
stores. "The Spanish Farm," and
"Sixty -Four, Ninety -Four," Juse, as
Mottram s Spanish Allen" is, in the
words of John Galsworthy, "unlike
any war book that 1, least, have met
with," so the film is unlike any war
film that hes yet been made. 1t is
not cart in the conventional mould
of war melodrama, beet it is more
concerned with the effect of war
upon the character and emotions of
individuals involved. Whilst the at-
mosphere and background of war
have been created with realism, the
play is essentially one of intimate
drama and in fact only two episodes
of fighting are shown its the film.
The first is a :night attack in which
the young Lieutenant Skene has his
baptism of fire. In this episode the
creeping barrage is vividly depleted.
The other fighting scenes are con-
nested with the grim defence of
Hondebecq in the great German push
of 1918. Haig's famous "Back to
the Wall" message is shown on the
screen. Tthe seenes of this defence
were filmed in a specially built
'town" at Nice representing the big
gest "set" yet constructed for a
British film, The Armistice scenes
ought to create comment as are
also the final scene climax of th
Mountaineers, Indians Fight in
"Wolf Song.
The romantic lives of the "moun-
tain men" of 1840 who fought In-
dians, killed grizzlies and made love
to eager senoritas with equal en-
thusiasm are brought to the motion
picture screen in Paramounts gor-
geous love -thriller, "Wolf Song"
which conies to the Grand Theatre
on Friday of this week for 2 daya
In this Victor Fleming production,
taken from the novel of Harvey Fer-
gusson, Gary Cooper takes the part
of a young trapper who has made
his way westward from Kentucky to
the wild plains and mountains of ttfe
Southwest, Lupe Velez, Castilian
beauty from Mexico City, has the
role of a rich daughter of the Span-
,:sh Dons who have i,ntablished their
civilization in the 'and invaded -by
the
"mountain men."
Louis V
oL•
helm, whose broken nose has made
him known as the "man with the
million dollar face," has a featured '
role as Cooper's trapper buddy,
with Constantine Rornanoff, former
contender for the heavy -weight wrest
ling championship, playing a burly
part as one of the mountaineers. The
versatile and exotic Lupe has plenty
of opportunity in the film to exhibit
her powers as a dancer and love.
maker -and site doesn't let the op-
poitunity slip by. Cooper the hand-
some and. rugged "man among sten"
extends himself to put everything he
has into the part of a "wolf -eating"
he-man. There is splendid support
from a large group of character ac-
tors.
19e1LN
CODT'SN.-AI AlrKlliop township, on Friday.
Augusts 10th, 10211, t,. Dir. and terra, James
Coatis, a dnnghi er-Lutes Jean
15011-1.-1n wlnahem Hospital, on Monday,
August 101h, to air, and Dara, Gnorge H.
hose tree Irene 4anNurinenl a daughter
-Barbara .lane
c OMEas.-In Grey township, on r'atllydny,
An cyst 10th to Air. and Mrs, Elwyr, ce n-
rdaughter-Martha
-In nletonAugut 10110 Mr,
and Men Earl watson.a: daughter,
DIED
WW1 -In Wroxeter, on Monday, A aguat 11)11
Thomas E. I4ird, formerly of Grey tem,.
seise el his 0011, year,
Kle100 --Th Oakville, on Wedne,'sy. Aligaat
1.11h., Emma Loot' a Doty, widow of Cho
kite Bev. W. 16, herr, in her With year.
Farm for Sale
Lots, Coo.0 Grey township, 100 nares. 7
miles from Hrnosols ; school within 06 rode
Good brink house, hank barn, Melding, drive
shed, wtud mill drilled well. About, 6 acres of
orohard, rs'erm all in good stet. of milde •
Fitton. Apply to JOSEPH JAtarno,
0.4 0, It. nloovale,.Ontario
To Contractors
The Connell of the Townehln et Grey are
asking for tenders for the eenstrnettonof two
onlverts-
ono at Leta Ian, 000. t0
One at Lots 15'10, Con. 16
Visna and opeciltontiens may be seen at the
Clerk'sbalce, at Mimi. The lowest asany
tender not noceoaarnv emoted Tenders
tem es opened on Frldav, Anenst 20rd, et s
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SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
Only a few mbre days until School Opening. We
have a complete stock r)f S-:hoo1 R"qui •emcnts
such as
TEXT BOOKS SCRIBBLERS
FOUNTAIN PENS RULERS; PAINTS, Etc.
feeletalat6`ic'tL t.' 16 -at ,tP3P, .ei sac ete,a.t;' leactstz'•$eastKt ge5
Dr. McLeod's Stomachic
An excellent Preparation for Ulcers of Stomach,
2aca-eTa"li8`.a r
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Indigestion, Etc.
Y our Films
Unique Border Prints Will Not Fade
You can have your favorite Snap enlarged to 5 x8
inches and attractively mounted with our new
Wide Margin in a handsome Burnished Silver
Frame of rare beauty and value for
98c.
Allen's Drug Store
Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penelar Remedies
Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox
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Friday
"WOLF
With Gary
'p.•nrpting-a
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sins;.. 1 Get
Woolen inekes
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Wolheim
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pews -,t
Atil firm
Lllpe.
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and Saturday - Aug. 23
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Cooper Lupe Velez Louis.
psis of 10 vers to capture veer beset 1
deilkh 1ful love drama. The
W115'1110E1 of the till '('11, Will) I' lle meet
It111.lt ',mum pent• lavished tui a 010101',.
y-iag- 1 Ano a thundering (11,1 EIS of
ftgt"stens bxekgrnuud of melody I
Monday & Tuesday - Aug. 26
COLUMBIA PICTURES presents
"LA . Y „ �L�i
A' 1
With Clever drama of strahrgy,
ESTELLE TAYLOR anti Mot., sr -t, against Et moiety
ROLAN.D DREW le' mind. Ynn'll hedratvu In
LILYAN TASHMAN "f your s«ttt. Its this picture
before you it has an the
ERNEST HILLIARD susnenge a,.d tense swot, n
WINIFRED LANDIS to make up a thrilling entertainment.
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intrigues
heck-
the. edges
unfnid,
mystery,
Bich goes
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Five
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II Friday & Saturday -August 30
Anne '
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Nichols AUS •! Irish Rose',
Over 18,000,000 people ree.ngl,ize 11s htillla)1 appeal 1
ycatrs an ha owl way. Now aeon the'ctee, I The greatest
comedy hit of all time. With a east F1 leading amain)
tistr, it, eluding 15,1.0l•a front the original production,
Hes shrl5, 01)1 Ire(13uddy)Regent stud Nancy Cartoll,
`'Intal' Fleming productiuu. The sntlt'tane ill adult Picture
achievement.
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Monda-& Tuesday ' - Sept.2
y y p & 3
Lest we Forget -England has not or ever will
produce a finer or more wonderful picture
"Roses of Picardy"
EXTRA -.Charlie Chaplin in "The Imigrant"
Friday & Saturday Sept. 6' & 7
"Way of All ,Flesh"
A PARAMOUNT PIDTURR
Tom Mix and Tony "Wedding March"
"The•...a i..
coming. �i
Patriot Charlie Chaplin t1
p n lipaclais
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