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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-9-18, Page 8WEDN1rCiIAY, SEPT, 18th, 1929,. eiersitatiOaSettiltlEiltetietteettetteavaa teettotafaaiewie Care of the Teeth Requires a good Tooth Brush and Dentifrice. Our stock of Brushes offers a good choice of shapes and sizes and Tooth Brushes 25c 35c and 40c ea. ilk of Mantfla Tooth Paste is one of the most reliable and effective Dentifrices. Containing a large percentage of Milk of Magnesia, it corrects acid mouth and tends to prevent decay of the teeth. Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste 25c 8.150c Tubes &ndlr History of England We now have this new Public School History in stock. Price 22c CLEARING OUT the balance of this season's Bathing Gaps at Half Price Fly Tox sprayed in a room Will quickly destroy Flies 8 oz. bottle 50c. Also Wilson's Fly Pads 1 Oc pkg. Sticky Fly Paper in Sheets and Coils F. R. SMITH The imStore Druggist and Stationer er2+nt3tdtat3:atli(2tare,Diatar31?tDMXIO Satarm-Alii t9ISIII t3tZtal;trbtIDi to tease., Local News Items Fractured Collar Bone, x. rs tainting un IDlonday morn ing, David Miller a B. C. S. student, had his collar bone fractured, He is having enforced holidays at preient. You Can Help. The Post would like to get addit- ional correspondents from: districts where no news is being received front at the present time. Stratford Won First Final Game. A few took in the W. F. F. final series at Stratford on Saturday. Stratford beat Fergus 8-2. The final game will he nleytd in Fergus on Sat'.trday of this week. Did Not Win Any Prizes. Alex Ruthelpre W. 1'. Scott, John Logan N. F. G, rry, R. Bowman and D. McTavish vr•re at Hanover last Thursday attending the Doubles tour- ney. None n4. rinks got inside the prize circle. ; The annual School Fairs in this neighborhood are on the bill -of -fare. Will hold Auction Sale. : Wroxeter is being held on Thurs- N. Hamilton is holding a sale of day ; Howick on Friday ; Ethel on 40 head of cattle in Brussels on Fri- Monday ; Belgrave, Tuesday-; and day, Sept. 20th at 2 o'clock. The Myth on Friday in conjunction with bunch is steers and heifers, weighing the Fall Fair. 500 to 800 lbs and all Durhams. See bills and advt. in this issue. { Coming to Brussels. Might Have Been "Brussels Day" f Dr. H. II. Savage, of Pontiac, Mich 'the radio preacher, will speak in Western Fair. London, might have Brussels united Church on Friday, named last Thursday "Brussels Day" evening, September 27ti1. Special for nearly everybody along with their music and inspiring service. Many sisters, brothers and aunts, attended will be glad to see and hear this the fair. To our mind the grand- prominent minister. stand performance in the afternoon was "punk." ; To Have Temperance Candidates. The Ontario Prohibition Union is Paid Brussels a Visit• l about to put on a prohibitionist drive Prov. Officer Whites ides and Co. with the object of electing "temper - Constable Gundry, of Goderich, were ante men" to the Legislature In the in Brussels on Friday last. An an- coming election. The union will act onymous letter' that a certain party independent of the three political in town was making beer and selling parties. it, brought the officere here. The police found that; the party hada per- Store Changes Hands. mit to make his beer and that the/ The large general store here known Annual Field Day. The annual Field Day of 13. C. S. will be held on Thursday, Sept. 26th, commencing in the morning. In the afternoon the Wroxeter C. S. girls will play soft ball on Victoria Park. _r0' St. Johns Harvest Home Services. Gets Exeter Contract. The Harvest Home services will beBeaver Bros. of Crediton secured eSunday,Oct. 13th in St. Joon t Johns Church, to be followed by a hot the contract for the erection of the fowl supper and concert on Monday evening. Keep state in mind. Bru5SEIS United Church REV, A. W, BARKER, B. D, MINISTER Sunday, Sept. 22 10 a.m.—Sunday School Session. 11 a.m.—Public Worship. Subject "Stopping the Gap" 7 p.m,—Public Worship. e Theme: Ladders of Life" Wednesday—Prayer Service Friday—Choir Rehearsal Friday, Sept, 27th The Sectional meeting of the W. M. S. of Huron Presbytery will convene in the Brussels United Church. Forenoon and afternoon sessions. In the Evening at 8 o'clock Rev. Dr. Savage, of .Pontiae, Mich., will speak. Liberal offering asked for his Radio work. Sunday, October 20th Anniversary Sunday. Rev, \V. P. Lane B A., of Seaforth, will preach morning and evening. A Thank.olfering will be received. FOR Sale—Two wheel riding plow. Apply to Ed. Collis, Phone 35-7. 14-2. YOUNG Thoro Bred York Hog for Sale. Ready for use. For further particulars Phone 25-12. H. Speir 14-1. FOR SALE—Moncrieff Store build- ing. For further particulars ap- ply to Phone 38-6. 14-tf. FOR SALE--tA Piano -case Organ. Apply to Phone 22-4, Brussels. 14-1. RED Yearling Strayed from Lot 20, Con. 11, Grey. Any information concerning same will be thankfully received, Geo. Menzies, Phone tied and insurance taken out that wall 55-14. 9-tf• take care of any future liability. Leg - FOR SALE—House, Stable and I illation to this end is suggested by Leopold Macaulty, M.L,A. and may be incorporated in the government's Program at the next session of the el'nr ptRusREL'S 1MOST To Tour Prairies. , Leaves Falling From Treet. Hon. 11. B. Bennett, who recently It is a good while since our older l returned after making a campaign inhabitants remember of so many Iof British Columbia, will likely snake leaves drying on the Leos and fall- !a tour of the Prairie Provinces in ing off for lack of moisture as lies' October and November. on the ground this year. Under most of the deeidious trees there is very Took in Ball Game. much more than a sprinkling of Some from Brussels were at Tees- 'leaves on the ground. water on Monday to see the play off An Interesting Judgment. iI n the Bruce League between Kin- . A judgment given a motet ac• cardine and Teeswater. The home , team won in the 9th, by a score of. eident case at Hamilton is interest• 7 to 4, ing. A motorist coming from a.sido street collided with another eat, The Nobody Sees It. judge gave a decision in favor of County treasurers are advertising • the former, pointing out that when that "the list of lands liable to be i a man stops his car at a stop street sold for taxes has been prepared and the has done all that is required by is being published in the Ontario I law, and it is as much the duty of Gazette," on such and such dates. the man on the through street to How many people sea the Ontario avoid an accident as his. The judg- Gazette, an official publication with I ment should help to clear the air every limited circulation and that I of a msapprehension that motorists confined to inner circles and a fewon stop streets must wait—indefinite- legal offices? Not many, henee what ` ly to cross a thoroughfare and as- , chance has the ordinary citizen to surae the entire responsibility when learn particulars as to the lir and an accident occurs. the pending sale? 4, Force Autofsts to Pay. The shortest distance across the i Drivers of motor vehicles, who United States from coast to coast is 'S have judgments outstanding against 'between San Diego, Cal., and Char- t them in connection with accidents, , t n S C It 2152 mile. W-16 Dv/ 4t t.�, .-44- 4 4 f t f +aeiteettl�teeletetteleT' feet t e e itta 1 tt see tteeletteoeiee THE Picklin Season IS NOW ON CINNAMON BUDS WHOLE ALLSPICE CELERY SEED` Oils, Cloves, Cinnamon and Allspice A Fresh supply on hand NEW HANDY Dry Cleaner Removes grease without in- jury to article cleaned. Salicylic Acid FOR PRESERVING CANNED GOODS ETC. An [Relied Preservative Creolin Disinfectant A Safe, Powerful Germ Killing and Cleansing Dieiufectant. ;tte(t;;te+etgt¢re +�(��te(�te(e+��tti� Dr. McLeod's Stomachic An excellent Preparation for Ulcers of Stomach, Indigestion, Etc. c',xt`.iris`htat 9r2NhE� tNts OtliDI DahliDira'ttahVt OhI�7M Leave Your Films Here Unique Border Prints Will Not Fade Allen's . Drug Store Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox in On- may be barred from drivinges o s sCount Tolstoi, the great Russian ario unless such judgments are set author, always went hatless and bare acre of land in Walton. Apply to W. J. Woods, Phone 19-7. 5-tf FOR SALE—Master Six McLaughlin House. Car for sale. Cheap. This car in best of repair. Alf. Backer, Brus- Ceremony Scenes Shown in Colors. Bels. 52 -ti What is /believed by Paramount i studio executives and hundreds of ,reviewers to be one of the most pre- tentious screen products of the sea- son will be offered to Brussels theatre patrons this week when Erich von Stroheim's production "The Wedding new postoffice at Exeter. 1'fork on March," will show for two days. The the foundation has already been start filming of the picture consumed Moro ed en the site known as Federal than six months of concentrated ef- fort and the result has been a picture of Vienna life in story and color. The a' 'fences laid in and before the great St. Ftephan'n cathedral in Vienna during the celebration of Corpus Christi required the assistan- ce of more than 2,100 persons and to n i:ad in ecenes of the atlnost mag- nificence. These sequences are re- produced on the screen in colors of rare beauty and the whole combines to produce an unusually interesting and insniring portrayal. 'Phe hun- dreds of uniforms worn by the metras ed soldiers were actually secured In Vienna and are the original eoatunies worn by members of the famous Mounted Guards regiment. 'In the Corpus Christi seeuence, the carriage occupied by the late Emperor Franz Josef, imported from Austria in spite of united opposition on the part of loyal Austrians, is used. At the. Grand Friday and Saturday of this week, Couple Wedded 62 Years. The daily press carried the inter- esting news of the celebration of the G2nd anniversary of W. J. and Mrs. Gilroy, of Mount Forest, parents of Fred H. Gilroy, former manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia here:•—Two most highly respected residents. Mr. "The Devil's Skipper" and Mrs. W. J. Gilroy, celebrated "The ()nail's Skipper" a Tiffany- their 62nd wedding atutiversary last Stahl procel n, suggested by the Jack Londo s; ory "Demetrious Con- tos" will ben` Improvement. Alex. Coleman is having his house reshingled. The exterior woodwnrk of iteiville church is being pained. E. C. Cunningham's garage is get - tine: 0 good dose of orange paint. F. R. Smith hes had his hoose on Queensberry street, redecorate 1. School Fairs are here Park. The building, when completed mil add to the beauty or the business section in Eexter. Extend Quarantined Area. In continuing its efforts towards the control and eradication of the corn borer in Canada the Dominion Department of Agriculture has ex- tended the quarantined area to in- clude the whole of the province of Quebec, and all of Ontario with the exception of the districts of Thunder Bay, Patricia, Lenora and Rainy River. Yukon Mails. During the season of closed nevi•• gation on the Yukon River, which ex- tends approximately from October 1 to May 131, parcel post to the Yut:on will be suspended except for the post offices at Champagne, Carcrose and White Horse. Matter prepaid at par- cel post rates and intended for other points in the Yukon besides these three named may be addressed to White Horse, and the addresses may make arrangements with the trans- portation company operating between White Horse and Dawson to convey the parcels from White Horse to their destination. e feature picture at. charge two only imagination on the as the J. rrguson Se Co., busineee has traction content to the Grand theatre who attended this gathering are scat - part of the writer. ,'been disposed of to H. A. no.-tce, of I eommenc•.ing next Monday for a 2 tered far and; wide, Rev, Mr. Wren, day's run. It is said that Belle Ben. then pastor of Wellington church, presided. J. A. Lambert, who spoke, has passed on. Two of their grand- children, Miss Florence Addison and Friday afternoon of this week in the ocrneioned owing to the death oe Mr, k Monty Love playing opposite. Other George Barrington Gilroy presented Public Library at three o'clock when , Ferguson last December. The family !members of the cast include Cullen them with a purse of gold. On Sep - the ladies of the Ethel Branch are to , hope to continue their t esidennr here 1 Landis, Mary MoAlster, Gino Cor- Mother 11, 1027, they celebrated be present and give the program. The for some, time at least. The business I rttdo, G. Raymond Nye, Pat Hartigan, their diamond wedding and were sur - Roll Call to be answered by telling . has been carried on by Kenneth Fele Adolph Millar, Frank Leigh, Philip rounded by all the members of their the most interesting thing seen at guson since the death of his father. ' Sleeman, Steppin Fetchit and Carol- family. The gathering was held sl Exhibition. A hearty invitation is Vine Snowden, The picture 'WAR dir- the home of their daughter, Mrs. Ads extended to all the/ ladies in the Moor Loeals ectad by John G. Adolfi from an a- dison, at Mt. Forest. Others speak - community to come and enjoy a pro- Half of September gone. daptation by John Fra is Natteford, ing were: A. W. Wright, Theron Gib- fitable afternoon. Normal schools re -opened on "The Devil's Skipper" a graphic Tuesday. story of a woman captain of a slave Won t London Fair. ! Another Friday the 13th is due h1 ship who when a young and heauti- Wednesday. They celebrated their 50th anniversary by giving a supper to their relatives and friends. Many 1 Toronto, who will take possees:on as Ethel Ladies to Visit Brussels W. 1, soon as stock -taking has been com- A very interesting meeting is to be ' pleted. It is one of the oldest bust - held by the Women's Institute on neer places in town and the sale was nett we plays the title role in this darmatic story -will be seen in one of her greatest character roles with son, G. R. Gilroy, a brother, Fred Gilroy, a son, Dr. Gilroy, a son, and t J. 11. Addison, son-in-law. Then on J. W. Brown, New Liskeard, andDecember. fur belle of. New. Orleans, married to Wednesday, at Mrs. Addison's, they an old Morris Township boy, hnd his The bleat of the candidate is heard the son of a we{tlthy family, and the quietly celebrated their 62nd wedd- two horses at the Western Fair. Onin the land. mother of a bay girl, is tows from ing anniversary. The family consists Wednesday last Gertrude S. was only Saturday's rain was a great help her child, shanghaied abroad a sail- of two sons, Rev. Dr. W. E. Gilroy, to vegetation. Ing vessel where she has to fight for editor of Congregationalist, of Bos - able to get 5th place in the 2.2b pace,tun; F. H. Gilroy, manager of the but on Friday "Little Tip" won the Brussels Fair—Thursday and Fri- her life against great odds and saved 2.20 teat. 'Saturday's free Press had day, Oct. Sand 4. from a terrible fate by one of the Bank of Nova Scotia, at Petrolia, and the following note:—In the 2.20 trot, Brussels and vicinity were well crew. Later she becomes the skipper one Yes daughter, brother, , f Mt Little Tip, owned by J. W. Brown, of represented at London Fair last of the salve ship, and in the course of , roy New Liskeard, won three straight week, her business dealings comes to New and a sister, Mrs, Tasker, of Mi. heats after finishing second to Milil• To new subscribers we will mail Orleans twenty years after her kid- For st.Ms. GilroyGilroy 84 t)i s4 84 moin n u�Ie st da Brooks in the slowest anile negot- The Post from now until the erd of napping. She plans revenge upon endfated. The latter was second in the of the year for 50 cents the man who was the cause of her was a merchant at Mt. Forest for remaining heats, which were trotted The Conservatives of Ontario will unhappy life. 11 is in meeting thin over 50 years. lie is the only trustee ;n six, five and four minuttes easter gather at Toronto on September 19 Than that the great highlights of the left of the original board of Welling - than the first.1 to do honor to Premier Ferguson. i, story unfold. i ton Street United Church. BOWS footed, no matter what the weather. AL0O0K—In Morrie townshir, 0f lrtflay. 1 Sept 18.h to Mr. and Mr< bl bard 13 Alt cook,a daughter—.Audrey Jean. To Contractors The Council of the Township of (Grey are asking for tenders for the w,,rk to be mimeos thn Shahan Drain. North Branch Aeauchemp Creek, west Branch IetTeggert and the elders Drains. The pito, of these drains may be seen at the Clerk's office, Ethel. The towest or any wi- rier not necessarily. ncoepted. Tenders will be opened at thenext meeting of the Council to be held on Saturday, Oot tits ,1.H FE AR, Clerk. Cranbrook Cemetery NOTICE OF MEETING A 'meeting or all parties interested in the Oranbrook Cemetery will be held at the Cemetery, on So. rday afternoon of this week set Inst • at 180 o'oloolr. for the purpose of arranging for necessary work to be done. A good attendance SaCE31d frt. ETERY By O11h1I Ier TER AUCTION SALE o f 40 Head of Cattle Steers and Heifers Weighing 500 to 800 Lbs All Durhams Good Quality IN BRUSSELS on Friday, Sept. 20th At 2 o'eloek Terms made known day of sale Jas. Taylor, Nesbit Hamilton, Auo. Prop. 1 In Bath, England,, water. is still flowng through the lead 'pipes that were used in Roman time{. AUCTION SALE 11( —of- . Sheep and Lambs 111 Thomas Brown, auctioneer, has re- ceived instructions to sell by public auction on Lot 2 con 3, Hullett, on 1 Thursday, 'Sept. 24th, at1;30 pen. the following : 75 good young breed- ing ewes, 30 ewe lambs and 6 buck lambs. These are a choice lot of sheep for any person to buy. Terms —8 months' credit on approved joint notes. 4 per cent• straight off for cash. i T. Brown, auctioneer ; Mat. Arm- strong, proprietor. of 1 AUCTION SALE Farm, Farm Stock and Implements Auctioneer, Thes. Gundry has been authorized t o sell by pub)ie auction tor Walter McGill, North half Lot 40, eon, 3, Towntahip of !East Wawanosh, commencing at 1 p. m. on Monday, ,Sept, 28rd., his en- tire stock and implements. The farm, consisting of 100 acres will also he offered for sale. Grand Theatre Friday & Saturday - Sept. 20 & 21 The We <.sding March IN ITS ENTIRETY An Erich Wort, Stroheim Creation with Erich Von Strohelm and Fay Wray A FLASH 011 GENIUS prod,. ed itlThe Wedding Marcie" An idea, strtaing in its originality. Itnugimation rarely I'na•fd. Aptt'ariution fru• detail axtraniely 13u118 laI, Idetliue produced 'alite Wedding March" Vienna It t± Are the War —gay—en] orf l—gla toot ons Frosn the heights of its Stag. nifieence to the depths of its povert y, Von ,Steoheim hits nottraved it It "The Wedding Murch." A lasting and heactLifu1 mean/vialto a vanished 1111. A PARAMOUNT PiCTURE Monday & Tuesday - Sept. 23 & 24 TIFFANY -STA H L presents "The Devil's Skipper" WiTH BELLE BENNETT AND MONTAGU LOVE From the Jack London story "Deme- trios Contos" adapted to the screen by John Francis Natteford, A Beautiflu Girl Through a Hus- bands Treachery Becomes A Hard Cruel Skipper Of A Slave Ship. A. thrilling and Dramatic Picture with BELLE BENNETT in HER Greatest (Screen Role. Friday and Saturday - Sept. 27 - 28 ZANE GREY'S "Stairs of Sand" Hold on . You Can't pass up Guard Latey 1" Re's Zane "Grey's sensational crea- tion 1 The Ivan who fights for love I Smashes his way to a woman's heart ! And loses the fight with a laugh 1 The famous story -teller's most lovable character I Wallace Berry's greatest role 1. A tense, ro- mettle drama in clangorous places 1 A PARAMOUNT WITH WALLACE BEERY JEAN ARTHUR CHESTER CONKLIN PICTURE Cum�nII Tom Mix and Tony Clara Bow g "The Patriot" "ChafIle Cha !!a $Bahia,' P P it J.t' SI it It Ji. it SI ft it.u,f/I, It. 1.1 • A Dollar is Saved When it is in the Bank �. y54 A ND the sooner it is deposited in L 11- the I3ank the greater the as - surance of its being saved. A Savings Account is a magnet for the money that ordinarily slips through one's fingers, and an income - paying guarantee for the future, TI -IE CANADIAN BANK. OF COMMERCE oh fen is amar9amared n STANDARD BANK OF CANADA A To Tour Prairies. , Leaves Falling From Treet. Hon. 11. B. Bennett, who recently It is a good while since our older l returned after making a campaign inhabitants remember of so many Iof British Columbia, will likely snake leaves drying on the Leos and fall- !a tour of the Prairie Provinces in ing off for lack of moisture as lies' October and November. on the ground this year. Under most of the deeidious trees there is very Took in Ball Game. much more than a sprinkling of Some from Brussels were at Tees- 'leaves on the ground. water on Monday to see the play off An Interesting Judgment. iI n the Bruce League between Kin- . A judgment given a motet ac• cardine and Teeswater. The home , team won in the 9th, by a score of. eident case at Hamilton is interest• 7 to 4, ing. A motorist coming from a.sido street collided with another eat, The Nobody Sees It. judge gave a decision in favor of County treasurers are advertising • the former, pointing out that when that "the list of lands liable to be i a man stops his car at a stop street sold for taxes has been prepared and the has done all that is required by is being published in the Ontario I law, and it is as much the duty of Gazette," on such and such dates. the man on the through street to How many people sea the Ontario avoid an accident as his. The judg- Gazette, an official publication with I ment should help to clear the air every limited circulation and that I of a msapprehension that motorists confined to inner circles and a fewon stop streets must wait—indefinite- legal offices? Not many, henee what ` ly to cross a thoroughfare and as- , chance has the ordinary citizen to surae the entire responsibility when learn particulars as to the lir and an accident occurs. the pending sale? 4, Force Autofsts to Pay. The shortest distance across the i Drivers of motor vehicles, who United States from coast to coast is 'S have judgments outstanding against 'between San Diego, Cal., and Char- t them in connection with accidents, , t n S C It 2152 mile. W-16 Dv/ 4t t.�, .-44- 4 4 f t f +aeiteettl�teeletetteleT' feet t e e itta 1 tt see tteeletteoeiee THE Picklin Season IS NOW ON CINNAMON BUDS WHOLE ALLSPICE CELERY SEED` Oils, Cloves, Cinnamon and Allspice A Fresh supply on hand NEW HANDY Dry Cleaner Removes grease without in- jury to article cleaned. Salicylic Acid FOR PRESERVING CANNED GOODS ETC. An [Relied Preservative Creolin Disinfectant A Safe, Powerful Germ Killing and Cleansing Dieiufectant. ;tte(t;;te+etgt¢re +�(��te(�te(e+��tti� Dr. McLeod's Stomachic An excellent Preparation for Ulcers of Stomach, Indigestion, Etc. c',xt`.iris`htat 9r2NhE� tNts OtliDI DahliDira'ttahVt OhI�7M Leave Your Films Here Unique Border Prints Will Not Fade Allen's . Drug Store Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox in On- may be barred from drivinges o s sCount Tolstoi, the great Russian ario unless such judgments are set author, always went hatless and bare acre of land in Walton. Apply to W. J. Woods, Phone 19-7. 5-tf FOR SALE—Master Six McLaughlin House. Car for sale. Cheap. This car in best of repair. Alf. Backer, Brus- Ceremony Scenes Shown in Colors. Bels. 52 -ti What is /believed by Paramount i studio executives and hundreds of ,reviewers to be one of the most pre- tentious screen products of the sea- son will be offered to Brussels theatre patrons this week when Erich von Stroheim's production "The Wedding new postoffice at Exeter. 1'fork on March," will show for two days. The the foundation has already been start filming of the picture consumed Moro ed en the site known as Federal than six months of concentrated ef- fort and the result has been a picture of Vienna life in story and color. The a' 'fences laid in and before the great St. Ftephan'n cathedral in Vienna during the celebration of Corpus Christi required the assistan- ce of more than 2,100 persons and to n i:ad in ecenes of the atlnost mag- nificence. These sequences are re- produced on the screen in colors of rare beauty and the whole combines to produce an unusually interesting and insniring portrayal. 'Phe hun- dreds of uniforms worn by the metras ed soldiers were actually secured In Vienna and are the original eoatunies worn by members of the famous Mounted Guards regiment. 'In the Corpus Christi seeuence, the carriage occupied by the late Emperor Franz Josef, imported from Austria in spite of united opposition on the part of loyal Austrians, is used. At the. Grand Friday and Saturday of this week, Couple Wedded 62 Years. The daily press carried the inter- esting news of the celebration of the G2nd anniversary of W. J. and Mrs. Gilroy, of Mount Forest, parents of Fred H. Gilroy, former manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia here:•—Two most highly respected residents. Mr. "The Devil's Skipper" and Mrs. W. J. Gilroy, celebrated "The ()nail's Skipper" a Tiffany- their 62nd wedding atutiversary last Stahl procel n, suggested by the Jack Londo s; ory "Demetrious Con- tos" will ben` Improvement. Alex. Coleman is having his house reshingled. The exterior woodwnrk of iteiville church is being pained. E. C. Cunningham's garage is get - tine: 0 good dose of orange paint. F. R. Smith hes had his hoose on Queensberry street, redecorate 1. School Fairs are here Park. The building, when completed mil add to the beauty or the business section in Eexter. Extend Quarantined Area. In continuing its efforts towards the control and eradication of the corn borer in Canada the Dominion Department of Agriculture has ex- tended the quarantined area to in- clude the whole of the province of Quebec, and all of Ontario with the exception of the districts of Thunder Bay, Patricia, Lenora and Rainy River. Yukon Mails. During the season of closed nevi•• gation on the Yukon River, which ex- tends approximately from October 1 to May 131, parcel post to the Yut:on will be suspended except for the post offices at Champagne, Carcrose and White Horse. Matter prepaid at par- cel post rates and intended for other points in the Yukon besides these three named may be addressed to White Horse, and the addresses may make arrangements with the trans- portation company operating between White Horse and Dawson to convey the parcels from White Horse to their destination. e feature picture at. charge two only imagination on the as the J. rrguson Se Co., busineee has traction content to the Grand theatre who attended this gathering are scat - part of the writer. ,'been disposed of to H. A. no.-tce, of I eommenc•.ing next Monday for a 2 tered far and; wide, Rev, Mr. Wren, day's run. It is said that Belle Ben. then pastor of Wellington church, presided. J. A. Lambert, who spoke, has passed on. Two of their grand- children, Miss Florence Addison and Friday afternoon of this week in the ocrneioned owing to the death oe Mr, k Monty Love playing opposite. Other George Barrington Gilroy presented Public Library at three o'clock when , Ferguson last December. The family !members of the cast include Cullen them with a purse of gold. On Sep - the ladies of the Ethel Branch are to , hope to continue their t esidennr here 1 Landis, Mary MoAlster, Gino Cor- Mother 11, 1027, they celebrated be present and give the program. The for some, time at least. The business I rttdo, G. Raymond Nye, Pat Hartigan, their diamond wedding and were sur - Roll Call to be answered by telling . has been carried on by Kenneth Fele Adolph Millar, Frank Leigh, Philip rounded by all the members of their the most interesting thing seen at guson since the death of his father. ' Sleeman, Steppin Fetchit and Carol- family. The gathering was held sl Exhibition. A hearty invitation is Vine Snowden, The picture 'WAR dir- the home of their daughter, Mrs. Ads extended to all the/ ladies in the Moor Loeals ectad by John G. Adolfi from an a- dison, at Mt. Forest. Others speak - community to come and enjoy a pro- Half of September gone. daptation by John Fra is Natteford, ing were: A. W. Wright, Theron Gib- fitable afternoon. Normal schools re -opened on "The Devil's Skipper" a graphic Tuesday. story of a woman captain of a slave Won t London Fair. ! Another Friday the 13th is due h1 ship who when a young and heauti- Wednesday. They celebrated their 50th anniversary by giving a supper to their relatives and friends. Many 1 Toronto, who will take possees:on as Ethel Ladies to Visit Brussels W. 1, soon as stock -taking has been com- A very interesting meeting is to be ' pleted. It is one of the oldest bust - held by the Women's Institute on neer places in town and the sale was nett we plays the title role in this darmatic story -will be seen in one of her greatest character roles with son, G. R. Gilroy, a brother, Fred Gilroy, a son, Dr. Gilroy, a son, and t J. 11. Addison, son-in-law. Then on J. W. Brown, New Liskeard, andDecember. fur belle of. New. Orleans, married to Wednesday, at Mrs. Addison's, they an old Morris Township boy, hnd his The bleat of the candidate is heard the son of a we{tlthy family, and the quietly celebrated their 62nd wedd- two horses at the Western Fair. Onin the land. mother of a bay girl, is tows from ing anniversary. The family consists Wednesday last Gertrude S. was only Saturday's rain was a great help her child, shanghaied abroad a sail- of two sons, Rev. Dr. W. E. Gilroy, to vegetation. Ing vessel where she has to fight for editor of Congregationalist, of Bos - able to get 5th place in the 2.2b pace,tun; F. H. Gilroy, manager of the but on Friday "Little Tip" won the Brussels Fair—Thursday and Fri- her life against great odds and saved 2.20 teat. 'Saturday's free Press had day, Oct. Sand 4. from a terrible fate by one of the Bank of Nova Scotia, at Petrolia, and the following note:—In the 2.20 trot, Brussels and vicinity were well crew. Later she becomes the skipper one Yes daughter, brother, , f Mt Little Tip, owned by J. W. Brown, of represented at London Fair last of the salve ship, and in the course of , roy New Liskeard, won three straight week, her business dealings comes to New and a sister, Mrs, Tasker, of Mi. heats after finishing second to Milil• To new subscribers we will mail Orleans twenty years after her kid- For st.Ms. GilroyGilroy 84 t)i s4 84 moin n u�Ie st da Brooks in the slowest anile negot- The Post from now until the erd of napping. She plans revenge upon endfated. The latter was second in the of the year for 50 cents the man who was the cause of her was a merchant at Mt. Forest for remaining heats, which were trotted The Conservatives of Ontario will unhappy life. 11 is in meeting thin over 50 years. lie is the only trustee ;n six, five and four minuttes easter gather at Toronto on September 19 Than that the great highlights of the left of the original board of Welling - than the first.1 to do honor to Premier Ferguson. i, story unfold. i ton Street United Church. BOWS footed, no matter what the weather. AL0O0K—In Morrie townshir, 0f lrtflay. 1 Sept 18.h to Mr. and Mr< bl bard 13 Alt cook,a daughter—.Audrey Jean. To Contractors The Council of the Township of (Grey are asking for tenders for the w,,rk to be mimeos thn Shahan Drain. North Branch Aeauchemp Creek, west Branch IetTeggert and the elders Drains. The pito, of these drains may be seen at the Clerk's office, Ethel. The towest or any wi- rier not necessarily. ncoepted. Tenders will be opened at thenext meeting of the Council to be held on Saturday, Oot tits ,1.H FE AR, Clerk. Cranbrook Cemetery NOTICE OF MEETING A 'meeting or all parties interested in the Oranbrook Cemetery will be held at the Cemetery, on So. rday afternoon of this week set Inst • at 180 o'oloolr. for the purpose of arranging for necessary work to be done. A good attendance SaCE31d frt. ETERY By O11h1I Ier TER AUCTION SALE o f 40 Head of Cattle Steers and Heifers Weighing 500 to 800 Lbs All Durhams Good Quality IN BRUSSELS on Friday, Sept. 20th At 2 o'eloek Terms made known day of sale Jas. Taylor, Nesbit Hamilton, Auo. Prop. 1 In Bath, England,, water. is still flowng through the lead 'pipes that were used in Roman time{. AUCTION SALE 11( —of- . Sheep and Lambs 111 Thomas Brown, auctioneer, has re- ceived instructions to sell by public auction on Lot 2 con 3, Hullett, on 1 Thursday, 'Sept. 24th, at1;30 pen. the following : 75 good young breed- ing ewes, 30 ewe lambs and 6 buck lambs. These are a choice lot of sheep for any person to buy. Terms —8 months' credit on approved joint notes. 4 per cent• straight off for cash. i T. Brown, auctioneer ; Mat. Arm- strong, proprietor. of 1 AUCTION SALE Farm, Farm Stock and Implements Auctioneer, Thes. Gundry has been authorized t o sell by pub)ie auction tor Walter McGill, North half Lot 40, eon, 3, Towntahip of !East Wawanosh, commencing at 1 p. m. on Monday, ,Sept, 28rd., his en- tire stock and implements. The farm, consisting of 100 acres will also he offered for sale. Grand Theatre Friday & Saturday - Sept. 20 & 21 The We <.sding March IN ITS ENTIRETY An Erich Wort, Stroheim Creation with Erich Von Strohelm and Fay Wray A FLASH 011 GENIUS prod,. ed itlThe Wedding Marcie" An idea, strtaing in its originality. Itnugimation rarely I'na•fd. Aptt'ariution fru• detail axtraniely 13u118 laI, Idetliue produced 'alite Wedding March" Vienna It t± Are the War —gay—en] orf l—gla toot ons Frosn the heights of its Stag. nifieence to the depths of its povert y, Von ,Steoheim hits nottraved it It "The Wedding Murch." A lasting and heactLifu1 mean/vialto a vanished 1111. A PARAMOUNT PiCTURE Monday & Tuesday - Sept. 23 & 24 TIFFANY -STA H L presents "The Devil's Skipper" WiTH BELLE BENNETT AND MONTAGU LOVE From the Jack London story "Deme- trios Contos" adapted to the screen by John Francis Natteford, A Beautiflu Girl Through a Hus- bands Treachery Becomes A Hard Cruel Skipper Of A Slave Ship. A. thrilling and Dramatic Picture with BELLE BENNETT in HER Greatest (Screen Role. Friday and Saturday - Sept. 27 - 28 ZANE GREY'S "Stairs of Sand" Hold on . You Can't pass up Guard Latey 1" Re's Zane "Grey's sensational crea- tion 1 The Ivan who fights for love I Smashes his way to a woman's heart ! And loses the fight with a laugh 1 The famous story -teller's most lovable character I Wallace Berry's greatest role 1. A tense, ro- mettle drama in clangorous places 1 A PARAMOUNT WITH WALLACE BEERY JEAN ARTHUR CHESTER CONKLIN PICTURE Cum�nII Tom Mix and Tony Clara Bow g "The Patriot" "ChafIle Cha !!a $Bahia,' P P