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The Brussels Post, 1929-10-30, Page 8Wlet.:k:tR1E-teleteletetetroet teetatearonsteleteigtet&i.=.t eatg-tr<tatEMMtr:'dtsigtateL? e, rereierniereinrainiem ealaiereialeeeretratemaiogiateteret rgeeiereialermaidae. 1)N1$DAY, October 30th, 1929. THE RUSSRI,tS POT Hess' Poultry anacea 'Ielps your Poultry through the moulting setteon, and starts your Pullets and Moul- ted, Bens to laying. 5 Ib. pkg. 85e 16 lb. pkg. 25e Cherry Bark Cough Syrup Is a safe, pleasant and ef- fective•remedy in the treat- ment of ordinary Coughs and (olds. 85e and (i0e bots Piretest Cod Liver Oil Vitamin Tested --Builds up the system and tends to prevent Colds 50c and $1.00 bots. r(' wG' Ie Cameras IN COLORS see the Brownie C'anleras in the new Colored Coverings of 1 one loud Green. No. '2 Brownie $i3 25 No. 2a Grownie 4.255 In a shipment of C h I N A which we have just opened up, the open stock Bird of Paradise Pattern is being much ad- mired. See it. Colored Medallions For beautifying the home Pattern No. 1$1 in the Pic- torial !review Catalogue fur- nishes 50 Co ored JIotifs of various ewes and shapes for dr corating furuiture and ac- cessories. (~lives an original touch. Price 75c. New Tally Cards 3 -CST RECEIVED Good Colored Designs, Special value 25c doz. F. Rs SMITH `tt'f to Store eatbraralatar9rara DVfirdrn;;t;tt;x;rrarela+ 12:24. Dr raiar7r rataratatar3rmr32 latalat9rataD}Stag Druggist and Stationer Brussels Muted Church F V, A. II'J'. BARKER. B, D. MINISTER Sunday, JNISTER Sunday, Nov. 3rd Communion Service A brief address. Subject: "The Mind of Christ" 3 p.m. -Sunday School Session. Missionary Program and Offering 7 p.m. --Public Worship. "our Iron Oates" 14 Tuesday -Y. P. Society. Wednesday -Prayer Service Friday -Choir Rehearsal Sunday, Nov. 17th Rev. Ivlr. Smillie, of India, will speak nt the morning service. 01 1 is i •Ial.1.1•11w Local News Items i 1'$ew Boxes installed. Takes Over Work Shop. A set of new lock boxes were in- Wm. J. Parkes has taken over the Stalled at the Postoffice last week. repair at Alex. Andersona: garrage. andlis open foe business. See The Radio Will Be Useful card on another pae.e. Many will dependupon BJG Shipment of Brown's Irish Linens; Towels, Table Cloths;; • Napkins and stamped goods. King Bros„ Wingham. PURE BRED Drakes and Cockerels for sale. Phone 34-17. 20-1 FOR SALE --Leicester Ram Lamb. Apply to Alex. Hislop, R. R. 1, Bluevale. ' 20-1. BOYS Navy and Tweed Suits with 2 Pants, Bargain this week end at $8.00. King Bros., Wingham. FEATHER NeckPieceFound on the 17th Con. of Grey. Owner please ' prone 86x. 20-1 FOR SALE- Nine Piga, Six weeks • old. Earl Andersen, 5th Line, Morris, Phone 15-4. 20-1 np. II �t Jt 1n.L � Jt S A f JI # A It A ft ii, It It np # ft •t iL it it �. 1 4 The Most M Q 4A $ 4. : jSAVIVGS investment, went yielding available Emergencies banli account velopecl, yields constant in the fact uses without THE THE for Yunr that F STANDARD Bank a fair your can be that i.rlvretment satisfaction it the trouble A COMMERCE „„,„.4,,,.,, Account I3nt rate use immediately bus is always ADIAN 'it of at been of converting otnoloosiated BANK is primarily an is the only invest - interest, that is a moment's notice. met by the consistently de- as a bank account and peace of mind ready for other. into cash, BANK T' OF CANADA Y 4e \ Ontario Crops. Church Notes r acre of fall 1 • to yield e ricultut•e t1 Y e 1 1i wheat in the province this year was' le- 23 ewshels to the acre, as against Melville Presybterian Church '2.1.2 last year and 22.1 average for A very peofitah'e meeting was held i the last 47 years. Spring wheat in the rharah, Thui sday Oct.l.7tb, I we: lower than last year but highe•• when De. Mat' nret O'Hara, Of I•atlia, than the average and xyc practicalli gave a moat Interesting address. In the sante as last year. All clovers the absence of the Pri's„ Mrs. Sti'ech- were lower than the average, an, Mr. Fowler presided.; Dr. O'Hara I spent 36 years in India doing medic&I . A Golden Milestone. mieainuarywntk. She spoke lnflhei The announcement that the Brt- ditferent mission fields and of the : rise acid Foreign Bible Society has great work that is calried on in eon. issued itspopular re ort foe nection with the Hoopitel, In 1004 she justp won recognition from the late Ring the current year will be welcomed ,Edward for her valuable service. Dr.. by all those who have had the op. O'Hara is a graduate from Queen's, i portulrty of reading irom year re Kingston. Though she has retired the aork of the society. There is from her woo k she hopes to be still of perhaps no other record of the kind seiviee at times to her beloved Pres- in the world which prceents in scuh byterian chetah, A very interesting `. a fascinating way a survey of Chris - talk on Formosa was also given by' tian in ssionai9 enterprise, or gives FOR SALE -20 little pigs, ready to ' It1rs, John Robb. 1 with greater insight the religious wean; 2 cows, coming in in Dec-' !condition of the work in such brief comber. Jno. Alcock, Phone 42- ' and attractive form. This year the 18.S0-01, Records Kept. ; report is entitled 'Another Mile - NEW OVERCOATS -Scarfs, Hats The registration of every birth, - stone," and this is a very appropriate and Gloves just received. See marriage and death occurring in On• I title as 1929 marks its 125 anniver- them in our Men's section. King tario is safely kept in the vaults of sary, and around the idea of the the Department of Health at Toron- t Goldcn Milestone" erected in the Bros., Wingham. to. This is of great assistance to I Forum at Rome centuries ago, from TWO Young Driving Mares, 5 and 7 the individual and family who desire . which all distances in the Roman Em years old for sale. Will person cereificates fax various purposes; but I nice were measured, the editor, Rev. wha got a jack from Hansuld the records are also used in the coin -'E. W, Smith, centres the story of the Hardware Store, kindly return pilation of statistics, whereby the i society's activities in translation, in same. C. F. Hansuld, Phone 22-6. Department is able to show to the circulation, and in thed evelopment 20-2. - people. of the province the trend of and progress of the past 125 years. STRAYED from Lot 21, Con. 4, certain diseases. It then points out I • Morris, about Ort. 15, a two year measures of community and person- `The Public Forgets, old steer, about 800 lbs, round al hea'th which will increase the re -1 To the business man who thinks punch hole thro left car. Reward siscance of the individual to the dis- 1 the public does not need to be con - ease:: causing so great a loss year stantiy reminded of who he is and what he sells, the often told story of Pyle's Pearline will bear repeating. In 1904 Pearline, a cleaning mater- ial was used by a large percentage of the housewives in the country, and the company spent $500,000 in the d- that year. Later a advertising a Y vertiSinlr was curtailed, and about 1907 it was discontinued altogether, as the com :any thought the product was so well known that it did not require advertising. Sales fell off According to statistics just pub - for by Ontario Department of Alr the radio for information leading to re - for to election lection returns tonight Office Will Be Closed. - coy cry. M. Blanki Brussels.. 20 -ti anter year. As Dr. Hamilton will he in London NEW ARRIVALS-Ivr ees and W0- (Wednesday.) 1 Injvrad After Leaving Brussels. Prion and Saturday of this week tat- man's Coats all richly fur trimmed On Sunday afternoon a serious Council Meets Monday. ! tend r a Dental Clin] ,his office will Prices to suit all, Icing Bros accident happened on the Huron- Goderith highway, rear Seaforth. Norman Siegel and wife of Mitchell t hisaunt motorcc to Brussels, taking Mrs. M. Shea end her two sisters, the Misses Edith and Teresa over to Brussels where the latter was to ad• dress a Sunday School, They were returieng home when something The regular monthly meeting. O`- be closed thrice two dogs. the Village Council will be held on WatchOut' For Hallowe'en. Monday evening next. Hallowe'en will b,. here on Thurs- Got a Load of Calves. - ! d:ly and we would ads :e scene extra A. C. Dame pur rhaeed a 'car Inti ' pollee to =ton the ueuai nonsen: a that of canes at. Winnipeg and will f r.rl ba: been carried on for the last few them through the winter at hi: farm year', r on the Jth, i Will Hold a Bazaar. A JollyTime. l 'In:' ladies of Flt eels 'United , ; Chui h with hold their Bazaar on A. Hallowe'en unite- was held at c'a*'rl,v. N'"*. 23v1, fell particulars the United Church on Tuesday even- I �r watch will bo given in our next ing and a jolly time was spent by , of w -the young, folk. e. Will Hold Bazaar Saturday. • Half Hot' -lays Over. The i -:nal Baal -holidays are over The Ladies of VL'.1 i110 Presbyter- Liter blit- Thursday 'mei commencing fan Church are hold.1,, a baa -t 1 to I Qov. ;ib, stir, will remain open on the ton hall on S O"rday of this 'four ley afternoon but will be Week. See posters and advt. It t•ic> : 1 on Wednesday evenings until 1 thee rl ristmai season. A Correction. In our i -•sue of last week, the Packistg a Bale. names of the prize wen:re in th- 1 Tbo Women Tn-bole An lrack- Essav 'onte;st were c- ngr'tl 'Mss ing a bale to eunoia of rloth'n gfor Clara McCall was firm. and Miss children school honks, at t;ny useful Viola Fox second. W,1 are sorry for articles,which will be sent to a this error. netde e.c.tion in Noet'•tern Ontario. Will those interested kindly leave Veteran's Attention! ! their 1 -:reels at the Library before All returned soldier.: of P,ru .=els • November tat. and vicinity are •cordially invited t' Minas Locals. join with the veteran's from the other towns in Huron in a county church Herd Fronts these nights. rarade to be held in Clinton on .'arm- Tr tnl ;rivmsr, Nov, ,It h. istice Sunday, November loth, at 0 A11 over but the shouting. o'clock in the afterno.3n After oc r- H ilf-holidays end this week. vice ie-. the Anglican Church the local Friday will he Noe ember 1st. memorial will be decorated. Hallowe'en Thursda'- of this week. • Council meets on Monday even - A. P. Mewhinney Dies. ing. On Tuesday afternoon -about. 5 p. Snowflake,: were on the program m., A. P. Mawhinney, Liberal C' n- Met lh �rnday, dilate for North P.ru'•e•. anti former Melville C.hsrrh Rar.^ar on Satur- hiberel Whip in the Ontario Legis- day afternoon in the Town Hall. See lature, died art hie home in fleece advt. Township, near Paisley. Mr. lie- Des rico a Better Crowd, whinncy was a freriuent visitor in Brussels, being a former D. D. G. M. The Recital given in the Town Of the Masonic Order for North Hu- Hall or, Monday evening under the Vv o • ' • In a'tutn con. He was respected by all part- wisp( re of tine . les, was n bad blow to the Institute, as 25 -20 -Sally in our Alley, only it small crowd was present, but 1 20 -30 -Ware Case. Nov, 11th Thanksgiving Day Miss Siegel delighted those who I Dangerous Curves" and Armistice Day. were present with a fine, varier] pro- Th,, "It" girl "wowed" 'em when Armistice Day this year, as m gram. Following were the various, delivered her hrdllant 'ern ix "The Wild Party." Now she Wingham, tv i Horse 6 ears D StrongDriving y .aa GOOD g old, for sale. Apply to S. Carter, Brussels, Phone 8x ring 4. 19 -If 11ORSES FOR SALE Two, 2 -year- old Fillies for sale, a black and a bay. Jas. S. Armstrong, Phone 23- ra id] p 19. 19-tf h h p y, but the owners oen:40d in went wrong with the .steering gear, their non -advertising policy until COOD Barn For Sale.... 50 x 66 and ill an instant the ear Burned over ins when the whale concern, 10 - Phone 35-8. 1J-4 end all the occupant; were hurt more eluding the good will was sold for 1930 Fax Coat Styles --Persian Lamb or lea. Miss Edith Siegel was the $12,00. Pearline. was dead. Many Hudson Seal; Canadian Muskrat most seriously hurt an 1 was taken 01 other products, whose names were and French Seals, All first quat- the Seaforth Hospital, where, .it was ;iousehcid words a few years ago ity Coats at better prices than we f, and that both lege were broken. are not heard of toda,• because they have had for many seasons. King The .re -et were able to proceed to failed to keep up their advertising Bros., Wingham. their homes -after having their and consequently the public forgot FOR SALE -Pure bled Barred Rock wounds dressed. Norman and Mrs. them. Coc•kerele from O. A. C., heavy Siegel weir not badly hurt. Mrs. layers. Wm. Strath, Lot 17, Con. Shea received same cuts and bruises 111, Phone 28-13. 18-3 mosey on her faro, from broken STEER Strayed from Lot 6, Con. 7 glass. Grey, about Oct. net. Red 2 -year "Sporting Age" old, about 900 lbs. Harold Car- Belle Bennett, star in Columbia's dig, Phone 580. 18-tf, "The Sporting Age," which comes to FOR SALE -A Few Pure Bred O:e- the Gi- nd Theatre. on Monday, con - ford Down Ram Iambs. R. 0, lers this picture ons or the most Campbell, Phoen 43-13. 17-tt timely in which it has been her goof FOR SALE-Moncrieff Store build• fortune to appear. "This is essent in For further particulars ap- !ally a sporting alye," said Miss Ben - ply to Phone 38-6. 14-tf. not- Everybody from the young - FOR SALE -•House, Stable and 1 ager to the retired business man and acre of land in Walton. Apply to society matron is vitally interested in W. 3. Woods, Phone 19-7. 5-tf the events of the sporting world. A person has but to cast an eye about at tic newspaper readers in a crowd - Pictures Coming to Grand. ed train to be convinced of this. The following pictures are booked kngl)t out of ten will immediately for the Grand. Keep list fax future open to the sport page and peruse reference:--- every word in the section before reading the other news. In "The November : Sportizag Age." Miss Bennett has two 1 -'-Clara Bow in Dangerous leading men, Holmes Herbert and Curves. Carroll Nye, The picture is an n•• 8 -f --The Sporting Age. claptattan of an original story by 8-9-- ]{en. 14laynard in Eawlesr Armand Katie. Legion, 11 -12 ----Mother Know, Best. "Observe Sunday." 15 -16 --Scarlet Seas NuIIOTOUs letters eletinguished in 18 -19 ---The Power of the Press, ,1110'1 carried a ea/recitation stamp 22 -23 -"Do your Duty" beefing the worsts, ''Observe Sun- da;•." This special cancellatioe stamp, which went into effect recent- ly, will continue-: to be used in the lar,,et eltiee throughout Canada un- til October 20 and will again appear on letters from November 3 to 17. This contiiibution of the postofficc Department of Ottawa is in connect- ion with the fortieth anniversary campaign which is being observed this year by the Lord's Day Alliance iss Seigel. of Canada. betters which will carry Solo -Lorne Bcknlier. ruder the action p k d 1 f thi" reminder of keeping till 'Sala- Solo-Lorne Story of an out , law horse, called Black Thunder"; of en authentic picture of circus of which will be cancelled with the "Miss Amelia's Colored Lockinvar" life, The greatest thriller for love words, "Observe Sudday, will orr- Miss Seigel, l drama, glamorous color and heart• ginate in the following cities: Vic - Piano Sohn -Miss M. Michel, 1throbbing life the world has ever toric, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmon• Readings -"The Story of a little' seen. Two acres under canvas. The ton, Regina, Moose Jaw,. Saskatoon, Ot- Irish hoy, named Dazs ; The Ninety ''big OP"with] llv4e ing acrobats. tahow in wu,lpLotdontlt Charlottetown, 1flto,iald- Ma Nine"; "The Story ig my old !tifght--bwire walt. kers clowns,' wild west fax, 81. lohn and Fredericton, tt Hall - Mammy fenny.. Miss Seigel, lig shown Educated horses, ponies, and will be recalled that a similar can• future years, will he combined with numbers on the program:- aha personality "panics" 'em with her abundant sup- ply est pantomimic "It" in her new play Dangerous Curves" -- the ofaerial perform the a sweeping loops ars the somersaults of the bare -back ,:, ac a circles o the five big rings under the "big top" bath Day Doty," the postage stamps Thanksgiving Day, and will fall on Monday, Nov. llth, according to the order -in -council governing the oh- o the of the holiday. Under ob- servance Y regulatons set forth in the order of the Governor -General -in • Council, Ar- mistice Day, as a holiday, is to be ob- served on the Monday of the week in whiel' the memorable date, Nov- ember 1'l, falls. This year it hap- pens actually to fall on Monday, and for that reason the holiday for schools and all workers will coincide with the day on which eornmemora.- Live services will be held. Next year however, November 11 is a Tuesday and the holiday will be an November 10, being combined with Thanks- giving Day, Chairman's Address - Rev. Mr. Rickard Piano Solo ---Mrs. Wm. Ring. Readings -"Aunt Eliza on Auto- mobiles" and "Husband's fax Sale" ISolo---Lorne 1iickmier, Readings -"Who's Afraid"; '"The brass bands. Clara Bow will be at cellation stamp was used in the Pro - Woman who was Forgotten." 1The Grand this Friday and Saturdayvinee of Quebec during April, DORN MeoIWEN.-In Tutnberry, or Wednesday, October 28rd, to Mr. and Mrs. John b MacEwen, a daughter. SCOTT. -In Regina. honk , on October '.7th to air. and Airs. J, Ohne Scott, n daughter MARRIED' Di7NHAn-idOLEANAN. - At the Dianne, Oraihrooli. on Saturday, October 2611,, by 14ev,•W,A, Williams, Sari Stanley Oen- bar, non of D. W. and the late rare Dun - her Otitel, to Sara Itlim.beth Dici,ennan, daughter of the lane Mr. and Al re, John McLennan, sr Jamestown, Ont. DEED BALL. -Passed awns in tit, Marys, on Thum day, Oat. 241),, Mary Pannell, daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. Menvy Ball, of trey. tow neblp. DIA1tTIN -In Georgetown, on Monday, 001. 14th, Mary Michie beloved wile of °serge martin, aged 47 years. MICH lit. -A1 the home of Mr, Win, Worden; Chnreh stroat, Anton, on Setutdny, 001. 20111, William Mioide, formerly of Morris township, In his ODth year. Auction Sale. FRI DAY. g(yn(tand hot o 1, 3re11.milkes grain, J anto,.tocrn), Sale at 2 o'nlook, Murray Ross, Proprietor; D. al scall, Anotloneer. SATURDAY. NOV, 2sa.-Furniture, eta. at Orange Hail, Walton. Salo at 2 &cloak. J. W. Morrison, Prop.; T.Gunary ,Auo. MONDAY, NOV. 4th,-OWing to the, lose of my barn by are, I will bold an Auction Sale of livt, ,,tock int the Ord line Morris towttshlp on Monday, Nov, 4th, at 2;o'olook, Mark Gar. riles Proprietor. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8111. -Ca the and Pigs, at Lot 28,(Ion ,4, Morrie. Sale at 1 o'clock. Stanley Rutledge, Prop.; D. 15 Scott, Ano, NOTICE I The Township of Grey is offering gone Muntoipnl Orn lenge Deben tures for sale, For Information sea 'g, N• WEAR, Ethel, To Contractors 1r5,•+se^' I i" 1".«3 ;., t !'i' <.4 t^x,0484444it'i ±141 + e„W k,044,r4044 .t44441 441. 4K4 Wall Paper We have a fine new assortment of Fall Wall Papers in stock -new designs, colorings and hangings. It will pay you to see them ! Parise -lams & Co, Fortified Cod Liver 011 This Oil is Standardized to give a vitamin D con- t n` five tinges strength of ordinary Cod Liver 011. Of special value in pro- moting and development of children. - Parke -Davis C Natol Heavy Mineral Oil Especially refined for Inter- ' nal use. • Parke -Davis & Co. Capsolin An effective and reliable Ointment. Preferable to mustard plasters. G. & P. Rheumatic Relief Reduces pain and suffering in cases of Rheumatism Aching Joints, Sprains, etc. Guaranteed by the Manufacturers. 11 Allen's Drug Store Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox FORMER HURON TEACHER IS DEAD AT MOOSE JAW Regina, Oct, 24. -Hugh McKel- lar, 80, a former deputy minister of the Province of Manitoba and a pioneer publisher of Saskatchewan died to -night at Moose Jaw after a The Oonnoll of the Township nt t3roy is 'Mating for t1 nrnnoli 13unuotrn tp CreekeOrn6i n Plane and epeo111ontloun MAY be seen at the Dlork's Owe. No tender necessarily naoopted, banality to the extent or 10 per cent of the onntrset price will be required, Tenders will be opened nt the next reguiar meeting et oho 0001011, November 2nd, at 8 o'olookp, m. J. H, FEAR, ilengthy illness, He was born in Ox - .ford County, Ont., and taught school in Huron County as web as at Paisley and Teeswater. He was the first publisher of the Saskat- chewan Farmer, now the leading . farm paper of the midwest. 1 Grand alga Friday & Saturday Nov. 1 & CLARA BOW with RICH ARD ARLEN in - "Danger- Curves" Daager- LIS 99 . r Gu veg Captivating Clara is more glori- ous than ever in a new kind of role and a story that will fascinate you with its unusual twists its drama and romance. See Clara fight for the love of the man she adores. See her, dejected and heart sick, through a clever de- sperate ruse save "her man" from disaster and ignominy. ' You will marvel at Bow's great performance and thrill to the ex- ceptienal strong dramatic story of "Dangcrus Curves" Monday & Tuesday - Nov. 4 & 5 COLUMBIA PICTURES presents Belle Bennett in "The Sporting Age" With HOLMES HERBERT and CARROLL NYE Eagerly yrnl'li await the auteanle of the swinge emttplica- %ialis which 111105 in this powerful 5511100 of ta•day. A study in love complexes, with striking contrasts. A vivid poitl•tlyal of the modern tendency to accept the inevitable in sportsmanlike mtutnrt'. Tense drama, snnl•sterT'ltlg tht'Illa anal paigl1't1)t love scenes make this it great Mature. EXTRA --Charlie Chaplin in "The Rink" Friday and Saturday - Nov. 8 - 9 Reckless in a Saddle -but you ought to see him in the arms of a Girl Ke M a HardiThe p�e.+, Lawless Ken �a. iW" 1®17 They stole hie honor. They stole his girl -but they cottldnt steal his lighting spirit. And when Iien fights for honor AND love -"h bay-yon9l cheer hien to the echo. A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE COMING t Nov. 11.12 "Mother Knows Best"