HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-9-25, Page 8"UV1aI)NI.SDAY, SE1't. 25th, 1920.
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On Sale at Greatly Reduced Prim
Now is a gootl chance to have
that ronni Papered and gt-t
the benefit of the Tiedecorat-
iug during the hall and
iii ter.
Every pattern on Fele is a
bargain. , Our ri gular stock
also enutaln`; a choice selec- AYES
TIME,
tion iii nli•tu-elate trait, ring
and eoloxiugtg, and a number o them in Suuwol•thy Papers.
till
Whoo ing
Cough
To control this diatreesing
ailment, which lets been pre-
valent, we have Leen selling
Vapo-Cresolene Outfi s
$11)0
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Vapo-Cresolene Liq;ud
35c hots.
Kroh's Croup Syrup for
Croup and Whooping Cough
v0e hots.
Roche's Embrocation $1.90
Wilson's
FLY PADS
STICKY FLY PAPER
FIrY COILS
FLY VOX
}+ LY SW ATTF,PtS
INSECT POWDER
The Pattern
You Want
is sure to be found in the
Pictorial Review Catalogue
or Pall Quarterly.
Look tbrougb them
F. R. SMITH
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Druggist and Stationer
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Local News Items
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Will Meet at Hensel! Took in Seaforth Fair
The Deanery of Huron will eet A ober the Seaforer from
astuFridayssels oafter-
ok in
in Hensall on Thursday, , noon They had a fine day for the
10th. Show.
Took in Atwood Fair 1Made Personal Call. .•A number front Brussels took in a on the Salvation Army Atwood Fair on Saturday. It � hl a were in town Friday making a call
was an ideal day. ' for donations for their Harvest Thank
Went to Fire l offering.
A number from Brussels sels motored MakingSome Changes.
out to the b rn fire am
t Harvey limn -A L17 mel thane mut has been at
tee's on the :nth on Friday evening. (the Brussels telephone Central mak-
Annual Plowing Match !Ina some changes for their long dis-
North Huron Plowman's As:oris- : tance lit.,s that come into Brussels.
tion will hold its annual 1- lowing Indians Predict
match on Oct. 23rd on \'4'm. Render -
I • t Severe Winter.
son's farm, adjoining Wingdiam, The Indians Claim that there are
Annual Field Day - l .d„ns of a severe winter in evidence
The. annual Field Day of Brussels ! in the present harvest. Corn hulks
Continuation School will be held on are heavier, bark has thickened, and
Thursday of this week. Afternoon nutshells
aretimthan they have
.sports will be held at Victoria Park. s
Bowling Jitney Pictures Coming to Grand.
On Monday evening D. C. Ross The following pictures are booked
was high man at the weekly jitney for the Grand. Keep list for future
with A. Strachan, 2nd ; Walter Kerr, reference; --
3rd ; and Rev. Mr. Fowler, 4th. September:
27-28—Stairs of Sand
Goderich Fair Next Week. :30 -Oct, 1—Prowlers of the Sea.
The popular district fair at Gode- oeteber:.
-rich Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 3-4-5—Tom Mix.
September 30, October 1 and 2. Fu
program of races and grandstand at-
tractions Tuesday and Wednesday.
Entertainment by Cowan Concert
Company in Opera Hoose Wedde, day
Tright.
'Went to Kincardine.
,A few from town motored to Kin- Passed Away Sunday.
sardine on Thursday and took in the Mrs, William Jardine, a well known
second game between Teeswat. r and resident of town, died at her home on
'Kincardine. The home to im won William street early Sunday morn -
6 to 8, tieing up the round. The third ing after being confined to her bed
game was played in Port Ed zm. on far a l eek, death beim; due to heart
lifonday and Kincardine won the trouble. She was in her 7Kth year
championship of Bruce by a score ofand ,e as predeceased by her husband
4 to 1, about five ye'irs ago. Some 10 years
Ontario Elections. ''go, the family moved to l3russels
judge E. N. Lewis w•itl hold a court from Milton. Deceased was born in
in the Town Hall, Brussels, an Oct, Banbridge, Ireland, tend came to
2nd, to hear complaints on appeals Canada in her girlhood. She was
for the coming Ontario Election. The married to the late Win. Jardine at
last day to make appeal, is Saturday, Stree:tsville, and they resided at El•in-
iSept. 28th. This is not much native, dale and Milton before moving to
but every voter had better sae that I31useels. Deceased is survived by
his name is on the List which may be three daughters, Mrs. Frank Teasdale
seen at the Clerk's office. of Concord; Mrs. W. S. Scott and
Miss Nellie Jardine, of Brussels, and
Had a Narrow Escape two sisters, Mrs. J. Irwin, Streets -
Joseph and Mrs. 'Querin had been ville and Mrs. Wardell of Port Hope,
visiting with relations and friends and two brothers, Jno. McClelland' ed, the perdicament of the b.+autiful to over one million sapless Para -
journey
Woodstock, and on resuming; their Port 'Credit; and Geo. McClelland, of
contracted for the screen
SMS her
mount has
{• she discovers
Mercedes wh ,n
' •] on .
P The funeral washeld.,
d C'o ksvlll
on
Monday had � a
homeward 5
ho"Stain e i h.to all of them.S a of
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Yg
ensnared ethe ha : anmti
heart n..na1 cl b d
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fromt{! late
r afternoon her
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that. Tuesday death
escape from d ay
st etwenty-first Zane Grey
classSand"isthe tw cat f sk n
the p e
young Spanish officer 1c a situationY
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The
either press
want to have over Mrs. home, the services being CO 1
'The press report says : Mr and Mrs. by her pastor, Rtv F G. I''vwler. to excite intr;rest and Itty. That is novel to be picturtzed by Paramount,
Joseph Querin, Brussels, had a nar- The pallbearers were: Jno. Crcrar, what happens in "P1awlrre of the and is a worthy successor to a long
row escape from death at noon to- Dr. McRae, D. McTavish, L. Eckmier
day, when the ear in which they W, S. Scott and P. Teasdale. Among
were traveling homeward was struck those from a distance to attend the
by the engine of a C. P. R. train at , funeral were; F. Teasdale, Concord;
the Vansittart avenue crossing. The Jno, McClelland, Port Credit; Geo,
car, descending the steep hill, was McClelland, 'Cookeville; Mrs, Irwin,
driven right onto the track in the ; Streetsville; and Mrs. J. 0. Clark,
. path of the oncoming westbound of Port Hope. Interment was Inde
freight. The engine smashed into ' in i5rnssels cemetery. Many floral
the automobile, throwing it and the , tributes were made. The. Missionary
occupants some distance. The car Society of Melville church presented
was a complete wreck, but Mr. and a life certificate "In Memoriam". The
Mrs. Quorin escaped luckily, although daughters have the sympathy of
the latter suffered painful injuries many friends in the loss of their
to her shoulder and severe bruises. mother,
7-8—Linte1in'.
11-12—Wild Party
11-15—Ladies of the Night Club
18-19—Wheel of Life
21-22—Done+.otic Meddlers
25-26—The Patriot
28-29—The Lone Wolfs Daughter.
Brussels United Church
REV, A. W. BARKER. 6, 0•
MINISTER
Sunday, Sept- 29
10.15—Sunday School will gather
11—Rally Day Service
S. S. and Congregation
Subject :
"The Quest of Others"
A good program will be given.
7 p.m.—Public Worship.
Theme:
••Releasing the Impri.ened Splendor”
Tuesday—Y. P. S. Social Evening
Wednesday --Prayer Service
Friday—Choir Rehearsal
Sunday, October 20th
Ameivcreary Sunday. Rev, \1V. P. Lane
13 A.. of Seaforth, will preach marring
sal evening. A Thank.uffering will he
received.
Friday Sept, 27th
The Sectional meeting of the W, M. S.
of Iluroa Presbytery will convene in the
Br u.. •;s United Church, Forenoon and
afternoon session,
In the Evening at 8 o'clock
Rev. Dr. Savage, of ,Pontiac,
Mich., will speak.
Liberal offering asked for his
Radio work.
T BRUSSELS POST
BUNCH of 10 York Pigs, Six Weeks
old, for sale. Glen Eckmier, Phone
35-17. 15-2
FOR SALE -3 Acres of Turnips; 2
Colony houses; 1, 8 -inch grinder;
21 loads oat straw. Apply to D.
E. Sanders, Phone 83-13, 15-1
LOST—A Telephone spur. Anybody
finding same leave at Telephone
Office, Brussels, 15-1
FOR SALE—General Purpose Mare,
.10 years old, will sell reasonable.
Telford Keifer, Lot. 16, Con. 7,
Grey, Phone 34-7. 15-3.
LOST—A Sorrel Driving Mare. Find-
er will please ring 008-13, Wing -
ham. 15-2
FOR SALE—Young Pigs, 7 weeks;
20 chunks, about 50 lbs. J. C.
Beckett, Jamestown, Phone 84-
18. 15-t
FOR Sale—Two wheel riding plow.
Apply to Ed. Collis, Phone 35-7.
11-2.
FOR SALE—Moncrieff Store build- j United Church.
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A . Dollar is Saved
When in the
o,� it is $an.
A NI.) the sooner it is deposited in
the Bank the greater the as-
surance of its Ming saved,
A Savings Account is a magnet for
money that ordinarily slips
through one's fingers, and an income.
paying guarantee for the future.
'HIE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Whroh IS camel lgarr,alcd
'THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA
Out For a, Test.
The Fire Engine was out for test
!this (Wednesday) afternoon.
Appointed Returning Officer.
I Albert J. Goldthorpe, R. R. 4, Gode
• rich, has been appointed Returning
Officer for the coming Provincial
election.
, Is Assisting at School.
} Miss Florence Stewart is taking
the room taught at the Public School
• by Miss Dougall, during the latter's
absence.
Will Visit Guelph.
East Huron Teachers Assoe;ation
will hold their convention next
month at the 0. A. C., Guelph. The
date has not been set yet.
No School
There was no school in the second
room of the public school, owing to
Miss McDougall being absent, on
account of the serious illness of her
mother.
Improvements.
Miss Carrie Hingston is having her
house reshingled.
Chas. Pope is putting a new roof
on his residence.
Miss Budd, John street, hos had.
her kitchen reshingled.
No Story this Week
Owing to some mistake at Toron-
to the first part of our story "The
Case and the Girl" was shipped to
somewhere, and the other fellow's
shipment of plate was sent here on
Tuesday. The story will be started
next week.
ing. For further partieulare ap- I
Rev. Dr. Savage, of Pontiac, tench.
ply to Phone 38-6. 14-tf• 'the well-known radio preacher will
FOR SALE—House, Stable and 1 speak on the evening ref Friday Sept.
acre of land in Valton. Apply to 27th.
W. J. Woods, Phone 19-7. 5-tf On Friday, Sept. 27th, the section -
Leaves for Scotland
Bev. Dr. Perrie, D. D., of Wing -
barn, leaves to attend the first gem
cral assembly of the United Presby-
terian
resbyterian Church, of Scotland, which is
to be held hi Edinburgh, Scotland,
next month.
Minor Locals
These days are ideal summer days.
Might its well sniff the last rose of
summer.
23. C. S. field day to -morrow
(Thursday).
The iia: t king is on the program
those nights.
A number took in the Atwood
Fair on Thursday.
It tried awfully hard to hail last
Wednesday afternoon.
13russeIe Fall Fair will soon be
here : Thursday and Friday, Oct.
:3-4,
Until October 30 the residents of
Ontario will ascertain what excellent
people they really are.
Ontario motor accidents were
3,:112 in 1925. Ontario motor acci-
dents were 5,397 in 1928.
Judging by the demand for 1R'ize
lists this year Brussels Fair should
record a splendid exhibit of entries.
Elcet•tion day has been set for
Wednesday, October, the 30th, This gone into, and after a lengthy dis-
wiil lie a great event In the old his- eussion it was fhnally decided tilat no
toric fighting grounds. - 1 candidate would he placed in the
School Fairs have been most sue- field for this election.
ees.'ful. They certainly are do'ng a
fine piece of work for the children A Zane Grey Story
Many practical lessons are inculcated Zane Grey, who- is probably the
in this manner, best known American fiction writes
Canada, it is predicted, will be free
' fa the author of "Stairs of Saud"
of debt in 25 years, Unless, of (mune
the government weaken: and gives the romance of old Arizona, which
ear to it further bunch of eels, pay- was recently completed as .5 moving
rnent schemes, picture at the Hollywood Paramount
studios and which comes to the
"Prost•lers of the Sea" Grand Theatre for 2 nights ;beginning
Besought by her brother and hie on Friday, Zane Grey's first hook
partner, gun smugglere operat, 1g on was a success, as were all of his ro-
thr: Cuban coast, to blind the C'lptain mantic western stories which follows
of the guard with her beauty -a that I ed. The phenomenal popularity of
their contraband cargo can be land- his Aeries brought the salve of each
!al meeting of the W. M. S. of the
Huron Presbytery will convene in
the United Church. Sessions, Morn-
ing and afternoon. FuII programme
is published on page 4 of this Issue.
Newspaper Advertising
The Cheapest Yet. •
Roger W. Babson, eminent busin-
ess statistician and forecaster, reports
a test of the comparative value of
newspaper and radia advertising.
Figures presented show that each
reply from the radio cost $1613,03,
while each one from the newspaper
edvt. cast 75 cents. It will be some
time yet, remarks the Barrie Ex-
aminer, before radio broadcasting
puts newspaper advertising out of
business.
North Huron U. F. 0. To
Stay Out of Election,
The United Farmers of .North Hu-
ron held a meeting in the Town Hall,
Wiugham, last Friday afternoon for
the purpose of discussing the question
of putting a candidate in the: field
for the coming election. The follow-
ing speakers took part in the discuee-
ion: W. J. Henderson, Mrs. Oliver
Anderson, Donald McLean, Robert
Couttes, Miss Stewart, Gordon Lamb,
W. M. Rutherford and Mrs. George
Lane. The question eves. thoru.tghly
The Hittdoos have a belief that
evil spirts are especially prone to
molest women and children mmedi•
ately alter the latter have eaten
candy.
MED
13ROADFOOT.-1n Grey township, on Thur' •
day, September 10th, John Broadtoot, 1,
his Beth year,
JARDJNR — In Brus=etp, on Sunday, Sept.
22nd.Eltsabeth tluUlelinnd, widow of the
late William Jardine, !n her 78th Year.
Auction Sols.
SATURDAY, ,SEPT 28th. — Farm, ra-,n
Stock, implements, deo.. at S. pt, Lot 14. Con,
1, Grey. Sale nnronorved at 1 o'clock. Sm.
vey Hunter, Prop.: ,1 n. Taylor, Anc.
-Tenders Wanted
The Municipal Council of the Townehip of
Morris is asking for tenders for the repair
work on the Unseell Drain and on the ale-
Canghey Drain.
Tenders will be opened at a apsotal meeting
of the Connell to be held at the Township
Hall. on Thursday, Ootnber Srd, at 8 o'clock
p m Plans and specifications inky be seen
at the Clerk's residence.
A. MooltWEN, Cie -Ir.
To Contractors
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THE
Pi kIinQ Scare
IS NOW ON
CINNAMON BUDS
WHOLE ALLSPICE
CELE.RY.SEEL).
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 Excellent Preservative
Creolin
Disinfectant
A. Rafe, Powerful Germ
Killing and Cleansing
Disinfectant.
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Allen's Drug Store
Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies
Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox
The Council of the Township of Grey are -Mere titan 400,000 women and The Nile has a greater variety of
asking for tenders for the work to he done on.
the 3loahan Drain, North Branob Beanchnmp gil'Is in Vienna, Austria, their fish than any other river in tho
earn
chute Drains.
{!rank, wast Brnnah DfaTnegarc and Ghe own living. world.
The plans of these drains may be seen at the
Clerk's t face, Ethel. The lowest or any ten.
Ter not necessarily accepted, Tenders will
be opened at the next meeting of the Council
to beheld onSatnrdoy,Oct 5th
.1, H FE \n, t'terk.
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LANDS FOR SALE
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FOR TAXES
Notice is hereby given that the list. of lands
'or sale for Taxes hes been prepared and that
ropier thereof tan be had at this (Ince, nod
that the list is being puhilebed lu bite Onv.ric
Gszrtte of Jule truth, 27th, P tt last Srd and 10th
and thatin defantt in t1 a payment .of said
Taxes and scare, the land will be sold on Mon.
day, October 21st, 1825, at two o'clock in the
fternom, at the Court House in the Town of
(toderich
GORDON YOUNG,
Coeuty •rrennerer.
{•cunt, Teens Office 8-1.'e.
Godelloh, Aug 7,1825
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AUCTION SALE
ALI 'rIO. BALI,, —Po h'AR\t 1 tfui
Stork, Implements, Ste. .las. Tay-
lor, Auctioneer. hits been Inetrttc't4 to
set! tit S. Lt. Lot 14, Con. a, Grey, on
SaturdttY, Sept. 2sth, at t o'clock, sharp
the following: 1 team or margin s and
11 years old; .1 cows supposed to En in
colt; 1 cow fresh; 5 spring Calves: 1
calf 2 weeks old; 25 Leghorn hens 1
year old: 125 Leghorn pullets; 1 Loose
and a gander; 1 set of hew; 5.• harness:
1 set of light harness; 1 Massey Havels
wagon; 1 Massey Barris rake; 1 Fleury
walking plow; 1 set of trance a; 1
gang plow; 1 Massey 'Jerrie seed drill:
1 snuffler; 1 disc; 1 mower; 1. 3e -gal
milk ,an; -number of milk pails; 1
separator; 1 Daisy churn; 2 Buckeye
Incubators, large and small; 1 honey
storage; 1 honey Can; 1 sugar kettle;
1 bicycle; Some househald effeels, and
outer articles. Ia•erything meet bo
sold as barn !tits been destroyed by
fire. The farm will a:so be offered
for sale subject to a reserve bid. Terms
made known on day of sate. TE11111i
—Sums of (10 and under - cash; over
that amounts months credit on furn-
ishing approved joint notes. ❑ per cent
per annum off for oasis on e r'. da a-
mounts. Land owners for security.
.Ate, Taylor, =Auctioneer; Harvey Bun-
ter, Prop.
AUCTION SALE 05' PA1T11 S'rOCIC,
at Lot 11, Con, s, Mel< drip 'l wp., 2
miles East of Winthrop, on Wednesday
Oct, 211d, at 1.3, Sharp,consisting of
the Collo\rlbg:-25 two. year old heifers,
rising 3 years; 1 yetu•]ing sheers and
heifers; Durham grade heifer with cult
a r' nIn borer supposed to he
at toot; 71ot t P]rose
In calf; HolsteinHolsteinvow, rising veers
milking good, doe March 4311 Tlaletein
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line of successes. Wallace Baer row, e years old, treslmned mbnths,
Rea," the; Tiffany -Stahl production heavy milker; aged driving mare, quiet
to open in the Grand next_Menday Jean Arthur, Chester 'Conklin, Fred and reliable, sof the above hirers are ]tirarrlo Cortez and Cannel Kohler, Guy Oliver and Phillip R. supposed to freshen to November and
Myren In the leading roles. Jack Holmes comprise the splendid cast
December. This is a choles lot of On -
London's story, '"rho Lancashire which will be seen in the picture, Carla -bred stank, mostly Durhunr,,l'olt•
Queen," suggested the plot, in which The story deals with the loves of ed Angus and llerafntd ]trade in gaud
Captain de Neve, noted for being young girl in an Arizona town Shea condition unit will be positively sold
above a bribe, is given the corn- falls under the influence of a powerful without reserve as proprietor has no
mend of a particular stretch of man in the community and is 1181 wlnt•r Pard. Tt•Itt5iS-1 menthe' credit,
coast, with his life forfeit if any as holed by another who is almost writ be given on furnishing npprredd
more guns are landed. His soldierly as heavily steeped in the villainy as' joint bankable paper or a discount of
preoccupation with his duties is sud- the first. A young Eastern youth
$ per cent. straight Will he allowed
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denly broken up by the appentty comes to the desert town and wins for cash. Chas. Littre, tit l , Gens H,
accidental intrusion of the beautiful her away from the two menaces af. Elliott, Auattonoor,
Mercedes, and the intrigue begins. ter considerable thrills and gunplay,
Grand
Theatre 1
Friday and Saturday - Sept. 27 28
ZANE GREY'S
"Stairs of Sand"
Hold on . 'You Can't pass up Guerd
Larey 1"
He's Zane Grey's sensational crea-
tion 1 The man who fights for love 1
Smashes his way to a woman's
heart ! And loses the fight with a
laugh 1 The famous story -teller's
most lovalble , character 1 Wallace
Berry's greatest role 1. A tense, ro-
miltic drama in dangerous places I
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
WITH
WALLACE BEERY
JEAN ARTHUR
CHESTER CONKLiN
Monday & Tuesday Sept. 30 -Oct. 1
TIFFANY-STAHL presents
"Prowlers of the Sea"
SHE KISSED HIM
ISHE LOVED HIM
SHE BETRAYED HIM
He Was the Enemy of Her Country
But the King of Het Heart—Se
Duty Struggled With Love
—With a elan's Honor at Stake 1
Ricardo Cortez
Camel Myers
George Fawcett
Frank Laekteen
Shirley Palmer
a
Ginn() Corrado
Frank Leigh
in a Drama packed with
thrilling intrigues and
passionate romance.
Thursday, hursda y Erido (fair Bay Saturday
OCTOBER 3, 4 & s" "
Tom Mix Inti Tony 5t Tony"
Tom Mix is at his best and "Tony"
ably backs his Master up.
A 11�
e Coned : a
lane in "fisticuffs"
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The Power of the Press Clara Bow
Ca�mm ,," "Charlie Cha S..'1
,,The Patriot h pilo Spaniels" aCl Is