HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-10-2, Page 8'WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1929
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PATTERNS
of .
fall Paper
On Sala at Greatly Reduced Prices
Now is a good chance to Have
that room Papered and get
the benefit of the Redecorat-
ing during the Fall and
Wit, te r
Every Pattern on sale is a
bargain. Our regular etock
also cmlteine a choice 81.111.11- � %A'VES
tion in a}, -t,• -flare }n,tt,rus TIME
and colorings, and a nuniircr of tbt in in 8unwortby Papers.
Whooping
Cough
To control this distressing
ailment, which has Leen pre-
valent, we have been selling
Vapo-Cresolene Outfits
$ 1 90
Vero-Cresolrne Liquid'
35c bots.
1 roh's Croup Syrup for
Croup and Whooping Cough
50c bots..
Bottle's Emlrroel,tion $1,90 '
I
Wilson's
FLY PA D'
-TICKY FLY PAPER
FLY COILS
FLY 'PDX
FLY SWATTERS
INSECT POWDER
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11!
The Pattern 11
You Want
is sure to be found in the
Pictorial Review Catalogue
or Fall Quarterly.
Look through them
P. R. SMITH
theec,, Store
Druggist and Stationer
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Local News Items
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THE 13RUSS
POST
A Dollar is Saved
When it is in the Bank -
AND the sooner it is deposited in
the 1,3ank 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 guaranty e for the future,
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Q THE STANDARD BANKarOF CANADA ,]I
FOR SALE -10 Pigs, six Weeks
old, also one mare 1500, 9 years
old. Earl Anderson, Phone 15-4.
10-1,
FOR SALE -Choice Fall Honey, a-
bout half clover honey, 4 cents a ,
1b without container, George
Bone, Phone 126. 15-2
MANGOLDS For Sale. -Apply to
W. H. Baker, R, R. 3, Brussels, l
Telephone 50-5. 16-1. 1
FOR SALE -An early well bred 1
Oxford ram. Apply to Walter
Yuill, Phone 58-16. 15-1
Six Head of Yearling Cattle, reds i
and roan, strayed on lot 6, Con. 2 j
Grey, about Sept. 15th. Owner
is requested to prove property and
pay expenses. Alex. McDonald, 1
Phone 20-14. 16-tf. i
FOR SALE -A second hand Baby
Grand ear, engine thoroughly over ,
hauled, tires good. In good runn-
ing order. Would make a service-
able strong truck. Price $50.00.1
Phone Duncan Johnston, Walton. t
Lfe-2,
BUNCH of 10 York Pigs, Six Weeks
old, for sale. Glen Ecicmier•, Phone!
35-17. 15-2
LOST -A Sorrel Driving Mare. Find- j
er will please ring 608-18, Wing- I
ham. 15-2 1
FOR SALE-Moncrieff Store build -1
ing. For further particulars ap-!
ply to Phone 38-6. 14-tf.
FOR SALE -House, Stable and 11
acre of land in Walton. Apply to ,
W. J. Woods, Phone 19-7. 5-tf
oved.
Nesbit and Mrs. Hamilton and
family have moved to the apartme
ver L. Eckmier's Store.
eld Over Until Next Week.
The report of the successful Field
ay of P,ruseels Continuation School
crowded out and will appear next
eek.
Obituary Next Week. -. Just Try It.
The Obituary of the late Miss Pipe If you save five cents a day from
who passed away suddenly on Friday now until Christmas you still will be M
morning, will appear next week. broke January 1.
Relieving Manager.
Mr. kyle, of Toronto, is the relic
ing manger at the local branch o
the Ilank of :lova Scotia.
Conservatives to Meet in
Wingham on Thursday.
The eemieeevative nominating con
volition for North Huron will be bel
at Winahant on 'i'hursday', Oct. 3rd,
Is Principal of Blyth
'Public School.
Ken. Aehtort t former ti n_h•.r or
the Brussels is Sr hoot sttlr, r.. Principal
of Blyth Public Schou,
Took in Blyth Fair.
A number mber from lerneseis took in
the Myth Pell Fee. feet I richt. A
list of the prizewinners may be read
on another page of The Post.
Hauling Logs by Trucks.
Mr. Reitz of St Clement.,, has two
trucks hauling. logs through town to
Listowel, where hn is erecting a saw
mill and will cut up the loge.
Exchange of Property.
Wm. Styles has traded his proper-
ty on John street, for the brick cot-
tage
on,
N lizabe
tit streetown
• ,•
d b•
W. A. Lowry. The Styles family are
now occupying their new home.
Overcrowding the Front Seat.
Traffic officers have orders to
"pinch" the owners of coupes, or
roadsters where he finds more than
three people crowded irate the- wet.
The crowding of front seats in auto-
mobiles has been deemed dangerous.
Moved to Kincardine.
Rev. George and Mrs. Jewitt mov-
ed their household ,goods from Gtrile-
rich to Kincardine on Thursday, and
will spend the fall and winter with
their sen and daughter-in-law, the
Rev. William Jewitt and Mrs. Jcwite
at the personage, Kincardine.
Armstice Day is on Thanksgiving.
Armistice day and Thanksgiving
day coincide with respect to their
both falling on Monday, Nov. ei this
year, and the current issue of the
Canadian Gazette accordingly pub-
lishes a proclamation declaring that
day to be one of public thanksgiving.
Drew Big Crowd.
The address Inst Friday evening
-of Rev Dr. Savage, of Pontiac, Mich,
in the United Church, drew a pack
ed house, Rev. Mr. Barker was
chairman and Revs. Fowler, I3russelil,
Mains, Walton, and Craik, of Gorrie
assisted at the serviec. Everyone
was pleased •with the address.
To Meet at Windsor. 0
v The e2nd annual convention of
f the Ontario Provincial W. C. T. U. H
will be held at the Central United D
Church, Windsor, from October 7('.1
to Ilth, inclusive. Ito
- Card of Thanks.
d Mrs. Skelten and daughter wish to
express the deepest gratitude for the th
many at.t, of kindnc lioral tribute F
and e lite: ton of sympathy in their an
recent sad bereavement. st
Engagement Announced.
The engagement is announced of
Bessie Gertrude, daughter or r.
and Mrs, Samuel Tenfold, of Guelph °
to Mortimer Francis Gillen, son of •
Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Gillen, Pakenham,
Ont„ the marriage to take place at o
Woolwich Street baptist C iirch,
Guelph, on October 18th. Miss Pen- c
fold was former principal of toe a
d3rueee}s Continuation School.
Brussels Bolted Church
REV. A. W. BARKER.. B. 0.
MINISTER
Sunday, Oct. 6th
11 a.m.-Public Worship.
Subject :
"Christ's Wardrobe"
3 p.m. -Sunday School Session.
Missionary Program and Offering.
7 p.m. -Public Worship.
Theme:
"Remerilber Jesus Christ"
Tuesday -Y. P. Society.
Wednesday -•Prayer Service
Friday -Choir Rehearsal
Sunday, October 20th
Anniversary} Sunday. Rev, \V. P. Lane
13 A., of Seaforth, will preach morning
and evening. A Thank.offering will be
received.
;del ,.w ,-.-
Three Shows at Grand.
Th.• Grand Theatre will 'he open
red nights, this week, Thursday
riday and Saturday, with Tom. Mix
d his famous horse., Tony in the
"ry of "Just Tony" There will be
o excellent comedies.
Gard of Thanks. Itw
1. The family of the late Mrs. Jar- A
cline desire to convey to friends and
' neighbours their thanks for and ap- tI'
pr elation of the many kindnesses ing
drown them during their recent ber- W
1 avement. fire
Wa
"Famous Words" Ve
VB
The elr•etirm c:_mpaign is only a jus
few days old, hut we're wilding to the
bet dollar: to dill pickles that "T am we
indeed glad tonight to ser: such a 'ng
large gathering oe women'' has al- lith
ready been ;id 493 times. alys
et
Look at Your Label. tap
Ines therea Ivan with soul so It t
dead who never to himeelf hath said, 'fire
"I11 pay befog I go to bed the debt 't
1 owe the: rntere?" 11!g
P Yes, there are
some we know full well, who miser I10
such a tale could tell; hut they, 1 tnir
fear will go to -well, the place on h
where there's no winter, brio
Pictures Coming to Grand.
who
The following picturee are booked
Inc the Grand. Keep list for future
roto Loren
Big Picture, •
Among the extras in 9 Lingerie"
e Tilfany-Stahl production fe,ltur-
Malrolm McGregor and Alit'e
hite at the Grand next Monday,
SOME' of the soldier, or the World
r now domiciled in the L'. S. War
terans' Hospital at :,awtelle, Cal.,
t outside 0f Hollywood, When
hospital scenes in "Lingerie"
re filmed, showing the heartbreak -
meeting between Lloyd and the
e French midinette after his par-
i, from a wound, some of the
erens appeared a,4 the other oc-
ants of the hospital ward, giving.
hat realism so highly Prized by
ctors, 'Lingerie" is the storyf
Y
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n American
o
an hops afer his owedding , on othat
wife married him for his money,
sts •for service in France. While
is first furlough in Paris fate
gs into his life a little ntidinette
se loyal and devoted care at last
i,rls the tangles of his marriage
smooths the way to real h spin••
Pee. Included' in the cast besides
Malcolm McGregor and Alice White
as Leroy Boyd and "Lingerie," the
litt}p mirlinette whose real name his
American tongue can't giute tom-
r
a are Mildred Barris, who plass
the role of the wife, Armand Knife,
( nrncliit Kellogg, Kit Guard,Victor
' 1 and 31 n•cella Corday. An ex -
feature will a Charlie Chaplin
•der in addition to the reg'ilar
comedy.
Meet at Seaforth,
,r some unforseen reason, the
here Convention of East Huron
:met at Seaforth on Thursday
October:
3••4 -5 --Tom Mix.
7-8--Lingi'rin,..
11 -12 --Wild Party
14 -15 --Ladies of the Night Clteb
18.19) Wheel of Life
21-'3 .Domestic Meddlers
2ti-'i,.._.T110 Patriot
2`t -let -.-The- bone Wolfs Daughter.
Minor Locals.
October,
Gorrie Fair on Saturday.
Council meets next Monday even-
ing,
Ontario Elections, Wednesd:ly,
Oct. 30.
t1 1
(eine
Will
Fc
Trac
will
and
of at Guelph, as was planned. Fol -
g le the program for Inc ear-
riessi0na.
Thursday, Oct, 10th
orning session 10 a.m. in St.
s' Parish Hall -Opening ex -
is, conducted by Rev. Mr. Lane
yes of Welcome, Mayor Gold-
Iteading of Minutes; Appoint -
of Nominating and Resolution
uittees; President's Address;
raphy for Second Book Classes,
Douglas. 12, Noon, luncheon in
Side United. Church. Ad-
by Mr, A. ipal, Seaforth, Farmer,
Treoo Collegiate
ation" Special program of
and' coimmunity singing. Af-
on session, 2 pint. -•'St. Thomas'
Hall, Teaching Health, Miss
on, Stratford Normal School;
New English History" by 31iss
1 girl iY, Oct. 10 and 11, instead
70 more shopping days before ' lowin
Christmas. ions
The rain on Sunday took away the
warm spell. 3i
The leaves are fast adopting their ! Thom
autumn hue. 1 ercis
Tom Mix and Tony at the (grand, 1 Addr
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. rl ing,
If your subscription has expired meat
please renew at once. We need the Com:
money. Geog
Brussels Fair -Thursday ant Fri- Miss
day of this week. The Palace will be North
peeled Thursday evening. . dress
The Tlquinoxial gales Have been on Princ
the program, announcing the eon- Educ
=cement of the fall season, music
Items of news are gratefully re- tern°
eived at The Post. Drop around Parish
rad tell us about it, or use the tele- Evers
hone
Our number 's 31. The
t, -
Church Notes
1'
. Melville Presbyterian Church r I
1)r, Biu!g',ler U•Hnr" t0,f1 give an 1
addm«• ii 'L•!t01e Chute h t,n Von.
flaynit,- ;0,41.O,'i Nth. f)r O'li,un i
stent 111 L'fa)In Tlr'_'9 mr anker
lilt' R mod, 311 - (onort Berle 1 t•. +,f 1
he Pre t.t,it inn ri'11)eh, end ee ve. 1
thirty sig yenta of e,une.i Chri.tom
hr,r the,. among w,• 11811 mill c•hiltl-
1en. It gill (14' a gr t,/1.1 priviirgeLo
hear ii: (1 meet Dr. (1 Ifara•
The Y 1'. S. 01 11.4ville Church
°polled for the fall and winl pr ter rn
Tiienday 'vpuiogwhen Iffirers fin the 1
!.-1111 wsrp i(1eted and a progrnnl
Pt even ted, emee t ieg rel i tee et, mental'
ciente-TF., 1 e'ire liot,« ,slid Il 11en,tt a on
e niihjeet
eess
'u life 1,4 dim toldia',ieter 111(08 :than I
duru Irl-1nures." The animal re was
upheld by A. A. 1.,tn,ont anti Dr.
Null ps ml while .1. N Armstrong any
e0
i3tiv,t�. Bowman able d, fended the neg.
The atgornpnt..m•eie h,,irNil !
Rig] 9!unrmm,sctp.d 1hnr,-oalily el j..y.
85 by all, Th8 decic8„n wew gi 9811 by 1
OW aadipnce in 1'ewnt• of the alrirrua-
live,
11
Ba Y Day was nhset veil in 3
le vii
Churc)1 last Sabbath at the•n)ot'niniq 1
service. The Rally day program was
followed. The pastor, Rev. F. N.
Fowler, spoke on the enl-Deet "\8))y 1
wsi 811,015 read 1h8 13ih)e" haling his l
remin ke on Psala, 119:105 "Thy word i
is a camp unto my feet and a light
unto 111y path." The Bibb. ie the moat
i„t81Pating Book we have : it is the
1 wor5 of Nod revealed to us by 1118)1
11bn had the power to reveal it. \Vie
Fin uld snake the Bible a. lamp mon
11)11 fro, and a light tanto nor path an
khsn
true guide '
Y g us to.day cl l v
[tr
tris n
h w
Ius the right. path 6o follow in the fu•
tarp, We elioulcl etudy the Bible with
11 pnrpnee itl view i. e. t.n know (&n1d.
To build up a strong spiritual char-
acter eve need to etndy it 1•pg nlaely
every day, Sabbath evening the Pas-
tor's text w11)4 Bev. lit 20 "Behold I
at and at the door and knock. if any
man hear my voice and 1 peri the
door, I will come in to hint and will
sup with him and he with Lite," Hnl. !
1111! hfllnt'4 giant pl01)1(8 shows
1 Christ, standing before the closed floor
of a neglected house. Christ. ie kneek-
ing at the doer seeking ad)nissioa.
This picture represents f Christ knnek-
i frig at the dont' of the human heart.
Ohrist is pisco tea fr0111 entering; one
through lila IfiV1ptraflfthe ei 9lthingsce to yclf the
world (8) tItrotlgh our eel fdehnelle and
fnrectfulneee of athere. I1i order
that Christ clay enter 1hedoor efsear
hearts we roust open our hearts to
his knock,
Armstrong. 3 min. -Conferences in
Public School -Primary: Class, led
by Miss R. Thompson; First Class,
icd by Miss P, Johns; Second Class,
led by Miss H. Comtice; Third Close
led by Miss Mackay; Fourth Class,
led by ,Mr. A, Posliff; Fifth Class,
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To better acquaint you with the nationally advertised NAL Home Remedies, Toilet
Articles, Rubber Goods, Stationery, Ete., we are, by special arrangement with :the
Nyal Company, Limited, offering during this sale a full-sized Nyal item FREE ---with
each one you buy at the regular every -day price -Two for the price of one,
BUY ONE AND YOU GET OA FREE
Here are a few of the special bargains we offer. Many other Nyal Preparations at special
rate of two for the price of one. See our windows,
CI -M1 VA(B1i3HING CREAM
50c Ci -Mi Vanishin
Cream - os for • ""
NYAL
Corn Remover
25c Nyal Corn
•. P.emover
for .25(
50e Nyal Dentactor
Tooth Paste 2 for .50
25c Nyal � ry �.p•m.",
Baby Talcum .. Cr for e25
250 Nyal White sryy 9 P'
Pine & Tar .. G for .[r5
Ny
cOd
xL ver Comp. 2 for 1.00
$1.00 Nyal
Mineral 'Q �p
Mineral Oil 2 for 1.Qi<%
6Dc Nyal
ney Pills ... , 2 for •5Q
25c Nyal Hydro- dr) qq
gen Peroxide . G for •G5
25c
and Liner
yo
Pill, 2 for •Gal
3 Days Only
234
50c Par Shaving
LiCream for •50
MILK OP
MAGNESIA
50cNyal
f
of Magnesia ...2 for .50
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Allen's Drug Store
BRUSSELS
led by Miss A..Strong.Rome Economics PosibleTin Rural
Friday, Oct. llth. School Education" Miss Everson; 5th
Morning session 9 a.m.-Election Class, Miss Redmond; General Tepics
of Officers; Report of Resolution Dr. Field.
Committee; Appointment of 0, E. A.
Delegate; "Music in the Public
Schools" Mr. Anderton; "Reading' DOR1f
With Children," Miss McLean; "Im- FREEMAN. -At Battersea, Ont., on Peptem•
portance of Eye Tests" It, Savauge, ber
tna20:(1, 1 eto
Dend me ) n'pone
Afternoon Session- 1.30; "Phases of Roger olsaOlement(slao)„l I 1
DIED
BLACK. -In Norris township,. on Friday,
Sept. 27611, Nary Block. (1,11188781h year.
ECBMIER.-In Jamestown, on Sslnrday.
tient. 28th,. Chrieslan ackmier, in Ida 72nd
year.
frioLEOD-In mortis township, on Friday.
Nept. 27th, Sarna Preollin Robb, widow or
the late Jobs MoLned, aged 58 years.
PIPE -In Brussels, on Friday, Sept. 27th,.
AngeinrePipe, agtd 78 years, 4 months and
10 days
ee`etee '9 ' .:ss^': • Coir erect elf:=
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F. A. H
.;nter's
argagn s
Practically all our Fall Merchandise is now on hand and
for our Fall Fair week, starting Thursday, Friday and
Saturday we offer Special Prices on a number of lines.
Colne to the Fair and get some of the Bargains.
Men's Overcoats Men's Heavy
and suits Bibbed Underwear
20 p. C. Reduction Good heavy quality, all wool
For early sales. Regular 2.50 fur
2.00
Overalls & Smocks
Regular 2,25 for
Regular 2 5o for
These include all
Blues and Stripes.
1 .95
2.20
Blacks,
Ladles Coats
We have at present a full range to choose from. Garments made by Summers, L id.
(formerly Northways), Robertson & Pearce, and Fashion Cloak Co. We will also
have for Friday and Saturday a number of sample coats which will make a big as-
sortment to choose from. Special prices given on sample coats for the two days.
IIIMOOSEirrerfartf stagy
Aissammalasai
Velvets are Fashionable
lipeciai-86 inch Silk Velvet, all range of
shades. Heguier 8 28 for 2,75
Special -3G limb Worrelk Fast Dye aurl gond
Pile. Z 11 e. ' Regular 1.85 for 1.49
Frilled Curtains
I ata carrying too llravy a stock and in or-
der ,to clear all go in one lot,
Reg. g p to 2a00 for 1.35
Den's Sweater Coats
2 doz all wool, good dark
shades. Regular 8.00
For 2.25
Men's Rubber Coats
Heavy quality Mole. Back
guaranteed not to crack.
Regular 11,00 for $L56
Men's
Homemade Mitts
160 pairs on hand.
Your choice for 65c,
Specs Buy in Ladies' Silk Hosiery
Regular up to 2.00, inehiding all dark shades
for Fall, full fashioned and good heavy qual-
ity of Pure Silk. Betlucod price....,• 1,60
Dress Silks -
All the newest ehtules, including Cantons,
Crepe Satins, etc. Regular to -8.25 ptr yd.
Fall Fair Special.,:... - - 2.85
Fine Wool Dress Goods
Beautiful sllndes and fini')h,
begular up to 1.715 for 1.20
GINGHAMS
To clear up balance of stock, all Cfinghams
regular up to 800 per' yard for......... 20c
!"7- These are only a few of the specials.
are in town.
Phone 61
Give us a call and look them over when you
F A. HUNTER
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