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The Brussels Post, 1929-11-13, Page 8WED Y. th, 1929. • roe 4,� � -Stork Druggist and Stationer � :H...:H+r`•:".. , r .. ♦ . 4'•`+<4'", , .. , . es .. s .HW,W,«O 444.SH:»4;44R44::484::i^, ' Boxes of Chocolates After Dinner Mints in Glass Jars Fine ,China -Cups and Saucers and many Odd Pieces Boxes of Stationery Correspondence Cards Leather Novelties Bridge Pencils Alstl Ntw •Designs in Tally Cards French Rad frin C`ailly winds will not; injure tne most lender skin if French Balm is applied morning and night. 23c and 50c bots. PEO AL Occasion Cards THESE INCLUDE Birthday Card, Congratulation Card. "Thank You" Card: Cards to remember a Friend who is ill. Cards of Sympathy Cards of 'thanks for Sym- pathy expressed. Anniversary Cards Acceptance of an Invitation. Declining an Invitation and others. Puretest Cod Liver Oil Rich in Vitamins. Builds up the system and tends to prevent colds. 50c and $1.00 bots ONTEEL COLD CREAM And Combination Cream 50c. J ONTE E L FACE POWDER All shades 5Cc. Jonteel Talcum Large size 50c Small size 25c F. R. SMITH e e, 1=, 3: Sunday, Nov 1'7t1 ' 11 arm. --Public Worship. Rev. Dir. Smillie, of India A service in the interests of the Mission. ary work of the Church and also the work of the W. M. S. 8 pare -Sunday School, Session, AU are invited. s 7 p.m. -Public Worship. T.Theme : "The Open Doors" Tuesday -Y. P. Society. Wednesday -•Prayer, Service Friday -Choir Rehearsal Brussels United Church REV. .4.W. BARKER, B. 0. MINISTER T ; Local News Item -1 Shooting Match Called Off. The shooting match advertised for Thanksgiving Day was called off owing to the rain. Many Visitors Here. Many of the old boys and mires were back to Brussels to spend Thanksgiving at their old home or with relatives and friends. We -were glad to see them all. Will Celebrate Golden Wedding. Mr. and Mre. Jos. Querin will be at home to their friends on Monday afternoon, Nov. 18th from 3 to 6 p. In., as this: fine couple are celebrat- ing their Golden Wedding that day. ; Some Very Bad Holes. The Street Committee had better get busy and fix up some eery bad holes on Mill street and .North of the railway track -- or those who travel the roads may get lost in them Anyone driving over them can get "violent"exercise of the syetem all Peet would: u rest ter Chamber of right. ` Commc+ere shourd call a meet'ng and Saw Degree. hire varlou, cammittecee formed sn On Thanksgiving evening Messrs. 1 that time t.td energy would be put 0. Hemingway, Postmaster. Bell and 1 into the Christmas event. Walter Williamson motored to Lis -1 • towel and saw the Imperial Degree ; Former Resident Passes Away team of London give the lea degree • in Stratford. of the I. 0. 0. F. ritual work. They; The Stratford Ben -nm -Herald re - were very ntueh pleased with the i f' -re to the death of Mrs. Jas. A. manner in which the degree was ex- Elliott, a former rc ind„nt of amplified. l end Grey Township:- Thr funeral 1 of Mrs. Rebecca Elliott, Douglas st., Many Went Golfing. A few of the Brussels golfers were at the Seaforth Golf links on Mon- day and had a good game. Aunt Passes Away. Mrs. J. B. Ballantyne received f T H )E B Hada Real Day to Celebrate. • -„-„�,,, 1 Joseph Querin, is a very particular I fellow in this town, for ine.tance he 111 I celebrated his 71st birthday on LOST -An Old Black and Tan Thanksgiving and Armistice Day, as Hound, answers to name of `Tack" the rest of us were doing -but didn't i Any information about dog, phone know it at the time. i 15.17. 22-1' 10 Pigs For Sale, 6 Weeks Old. 2A 2p-1.. Attempt Robbery 1' , Kincardine Review -Reporter last ply to Leslie Meehan, Lot 30. con week had the following local :-On 15. Phone 47-4. 22 1 (Monday morning when Mr. Harvey FIGS FOR SALE -1 York Sow and Ross came down to open R. Ross Se 9 small chunks. Chas. Simpson. ' Sons pool room he found that an at - Phone 84-16. 22-1 tempt to pry the handle and lock off HELP WANTED -Apply to Mrs. W. the front door, but only succeeded it1. Sinclair, Brussels. 22_1 in bending and twisting the lock and failed to gain entrance. FOR SALE -One Cirlular Saw frame on trucks with two saws, ` one set of engine trucks; 1 Baby i , BORN ' Grand touring ear; one Ford 3AC&SCN.-At st. Joseph's Hospital, Lon - Coach. Apply to John Locking, i don, Onv., an Novwnber nth, to Mr. and R.R. 3, Phone 55-15. 22.1 etre. Ltoya C. Jnukaoss, a non !aareld Nnhoney ) Wood For Sale -Soft Maple and DIAD Elm, mixed, 14 to 16 inches long. ' Baxter Stevenson, Phone rig -2o: CLARK. -1n Listowel, on 'Friday, Nov. sth, of d» his 80th 6 Yorkshire PigsF 5 1 6 Weeks ELL1pPT, L1 St otfi 'tt Id t ti Thomas A. Clark, Walton, 21-1. year, - r rd on Wednesda , For Sale Nov. ate, Rel,eoca E to w aw o t e old, Glynn Eckmie+r, Phone 35-17 . tate James IDniott, of Brassals, In hoe 80211 year. TAYLOR -On:Monday, Nov. 17th, at the home of her daughter, Mrs, John 5. Wren, dameatTnJ Mary anneawldow of the late • STRAYED from Lot 21, Con. 4, Morris, about Oct. 15, a two year old steer, about 800 lbs, round punch hole thro left ear. Reward for information leading to re- covery. M. Black, Brussels.. 20 -ti GOOD Strong Driving Horse, 6 years old, for sale. Apply to S. Carter, Brussels, Phone 8x ring 4. 19-tf Auction Sale. FRIDAY, NOV. 15211 -Carload of Cows and Young Cattle, at the Hotel barn, Londesboro, Hare at2 o'clock Nesbit Hamilton, Prop.; D 51 Snott, Asa. SATURDAY, NOV. Mi. -Carload of Cows and Young Cattle, at Millera Hotel, Walton, sale at 20'olook. Milton Lotee,Prup ; D. h1. tfoRSES FOR SALE Two 2 -year- ',cote Ana bay.Jas.S.Armstrong,Phone 23 -bort J. IIPObennan, Prop.; John old Fillies for sale, a black and a t sates DAY NOv. ?ate. -Farm stook and reed. xt x'iti Lot 10. Coa. 2, MOrr!a Sale ati t o'alodc Hobart 19. 19-tf. r Purvis, Aua. GOOD Barn For Sale.... 50 x 66. Phone 35-8. 19-4 word that her aunt, Mary Love, wife STEER. Strayed from Lot 6, Con. 7, of the late James Te.y1or, of Hen all, Grey, about Oct, est. Red 2 -year had passed away at Toronto on Mon - old, about 900 tits. Harold Car- day at the home of her reenreter, cliff, Phone 586. 18-tf. Mfrs. John S. Wren, followin en ill- FOR SALE -House, Stable and > is Hess of several menthe. Burial was acre of land in Walton. Apply to made in Hensen today (Wednesday) and Mrs. Ballantyne attended the W. J. Woods, Phone 19-7. 5-tf funeral. +i Poppy Day. What About the Christmas Tree? Poppy Day in Brus ele did not Christmas is once more within realize as much as was expected. sight and as yet no move hes been The total proceeds amounted to `* nude to reorganize the Christmas tma- 344.10. The Veterans wish to thank tree, +het btot'wht .o much joy to Miss E. Downing and her yorvee. lad ;t the children and others last year ics for the active interest they took r' The event was taken up with little in the cause. preparation last year. and more time Moved to Hamburg should he given to this event. The I.cry Williamson and Mrs. For- sythe have exchanged ereperty. Mr. Williamson needs a barn, hence •the trade. Arthur Herr and family moved Met week to New Hamburg, which was Mr. Herr's old home. We are sorry to lose these citizens. Exchanged Properties. • Will Meet Friday Afternoon- whose Beath oc u.. d n L ti The regular Women'., Institute i at the General Hospital took place meeting will be held Friday after-! Saturday afternoon from herr late noon -of this week at three o'clock re::idence. Mrs. Elliott. was one or 1n .the Public Library. Mrs. Ida the best-known and best liked reri- Lowry will give a paper on the 'In-' dents of the city, and her death wee fluence of Modern Mi^„azines end i sinter"ly regretted by a host of Motion Pictures." A report of Con-, Nettle. The pallbearers were: N. vention held recently at 'reeswater Kilp 1+rick, J. Canteen. If. leastncr, will also he given. "What I am . C. W. Mosey, J. Galloway and W. Thankful For," will be thcr Roll Call. ICoulter, of Minh/ink. The eervicee This is an invitation to all the ladies beth here and in Bru -els, there in - in the community. Come! terment took place were rnndneted t by Rev. Stanley Owen of St. John's Address and Presentation. 1 ehurrh. Friend and relative., were Prior to Mrs. Clouse leaving Es -1 per Bent. front Detvnt, \Vinds:or, L'ri- sex for Brussels, the members of the i 'sden. Li"fov'el, Trine: vfl]rs, Torontn, Willing Workers Class, made a pees-; Woodstock, Bright, Winnipeg, Mil- entation and the following address:: verton and other pleeee. Many beau Dear Mrs. Clouse: It is with, deepest i tiful floral offerings were tent: by regret that we, the menbers of thefriends and relatives to show their Willing Workers Class, have met 1 roepeet for the deers eed. The de here this evening to hid you "God en/seed's death was the result of stn Speed" ere you return to your ,illness Of six weeks brought on by former home. We are very sorry to shock caused by breaking her leg. lose you from our class, and in other i Mrs. Elliott was born in North East- in aid of that organization. The pro organizations you will be equally hope 69 years ago, the (In '1lt•,.r of gram consisted of the following num aniseed. You came here just a few the Iate Mr. and Mrs, John Curtis, bars: -Chorus by 8 little girls; duet; Short years ago, but you seemed to end fourteen years ago she came to by Glenn and Lloyd Wheeler; solo, fit right in and make yourself one of live in Stratford, where she resided Margaret Turvey; solo, Edith Me -1 us, so that it seems you had been up until the time: of her death. Mrs. Tavish; solo, Billy Eckmier; duet, Isere for many years. We hope you 'Elliott was a member of St John's Isobel and Edith McTavish; eelo, See have enjoyed being a citizen of JIIs church, a member of the Mission- ede Little; solo, Isobel. , McTavish; sex, and a member of our class. We my Society and well known through- duet, Aileen Gibson and Marie, King; are sorry you have to leave us, but Out the city in general. Amimg those solo, Wilma Lowe; solo, Edna Davi- who knew her Mrs. lElliott was great-' son; solo, Aileen Gibson; duet, Mer-' ly liked and respected. • She is sur.• garet Scott and Edna Davison; solo,• "The Tightwad" Coming The humorous play, "The Tight= wad" will be presented by the A. Y. P. A, of St. George's Church, God- erich, in the Town Hull, Brussels, under the auspices of the Women's Auxiliary of St. John's Church, on Thursday evening, Nov net, com- mencing at 8,15 it. 01. The play is clean and full of fun and comes highly recomended. See bilis for full particulars. Recital. A very enjoyable evening was spent by those who came to hear the recital given by Mrs. iiing's pltpils in the Lecture Room of :Melville Church on Friday, Nov. 8th. A similar recital was 'riven last year and the instrumental numbers this year showed that marked progress had been made, reflecting credit on both teacher and pupils. A very pleasing number was a vocal solo by Miss Wilma Galbraith. The Recital was on the occasion of the Thenkof- fering of The Little Stars' Mission Band, and the proceeds wore given we feel our loss is some one's gain. Asa small token of our good wishes r you and Mr. Clouse please ace vived by two sono Wdil!arn A. lel- Donald McRae; solo, Marie King, cent this small remembrance, May Nott, Winnipeg, John C. Elliott, Port vocal solo, Miss Wilma Galbraith; the God of Peace go with you and Colborne• three daughters, Mrs, reading Margaret Turvey; chorus by keepyou safe from harm, and come again often and visit your Essex Harold C. Marshall, Avon street, ;boys and girls "The Railway Tram ">; Miss Jessie Elliott, at home, and duet, Team Smith and Mrs. King; friends, "The Lord watch between; 'Mn.sM. PI Richards, Winnipeg, solo, Jennie Armstrong; solo, Jean me and thee, while we are absent Mrs. Elliott also has one brother; Smith; Selo, Miss Frani; duet, Mrs. the one from the other." Signed on living, Dr. E. W. Curtis, Cadillac, Xing and Mrs. Lamont; duet Billy behalf of the Willing Worlydrs Class, Mich. She was the wife of the late Icing and Mrs. King; God Save the 3Vinnifred Heaton. 1 J. A. Elliott, of Brussels. icing, Enforced Holidays The Fordwich Record refers to ti•t former meanie at the Ford garage here :-Norman Demerling has been confined to his bed the: past week due to injury to bis leg; He sustain- ed a hard blow on the knee while at work in his garage and developed so painful a result that it was neces- sary to operate on the injured mem- ber. Drs. Shorey and Hart perform- ed the operation and, we are pleased to report, the patient is noW making a good recovery. Huron Old Boys Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Hur- on Old Boys' Association of Toron- to, will be held in the Auditorium of the Y. M. C. A., College St., Toronto, on Friday Nov. 29th, at 8 o'clock, for the el- ection of officers and transaction ut general business. An address on the topic of "The Huron Old Boys' Abroad" will he delivered by Chas. S. McDonald, esq., a Bayfield Old Boy. All Hunonites in the city and suburbs are invited to be present. "Scarlet Seas" Has 'Excellent Caste An exceptional east supports Ric- hard Barthelmess in "Scarlet Seas", his newest First National starring vehicle which comes to the Grand, Theatre on Friday and Saturday. For the first time 13etty Compson is seen laying opposite the star, with Loretta Young in the featured in- genuesrole. Miss Compson has been a star in her own ragnt and has built up an enormous following since her sensational work several 11 �ir'x�.'.�tt�i'?�'e".M+M.a .; �i�i:fN: ?��iW«ja��I. rH ��s,.W*: t. •sHit.OeH���CP 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 l' Parke -Davis & co. Fortified Cad Liver 011 This Oil is Standardized to give a vitamin D con- tent five times strength of ordinary Cod Liver Oil. 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. � apsblin An effective and reliable Ointment. Preferable to mustard plasters. ,,,,,K,,,,,R . .•e eopm8.tg� .Cmem �P:t£`,tF„tgt@ ;d `.l"t.tfrtS'.iw, G.&P. Rheumatic Relief 9f l Reduces pain and suffering in cases of Rheumatism Aching Joints, Sprains, etc. ^, Guaranteed by the Manufacturers. Y+r2iltt `%`It telesetetietasaterettaX21P't�Mln-'-iprSt7r2Dadst219tletZt.tt-Mtralatar Allen's Drug Store Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox �r years ago in "The Miracle Man." Loretta Young is a young miss•dis- covered by First National and seen recently in the feminine lead with Lon Chancey in "Laugh, Clown, Laugh." The• villainy of "Scarlet Seae" is perpetrated by Jack Curtis, whose eel' eye has made him one of the deepest -dyed bad mer of the screen. The "pious old hypocrite" role of Johnson in "Scarlet Setts" is enacted by James Bradbury, Sr., a character man of popularity both on atage and screen. Had a Busy Nigh Two Police Cops were in town last Thursday night and what they did to some motorists, is a theme. Some had no driver's card with them, and others never had them. The magis- trate is going to be busy for a few days. The Most that have ever ras$ic Price Occurred This! dead 'Phe Atwater Kent Manufact- uring Co. Sas never had any shares of its stock on the mar- ket. It owns outright its business and its manufacturing plant. It has been in business for more than twenty-seven in - increasingly profitable years, has always done business on its own capital and has never borrowed a dollar. 1116111111, i t DIOS The Famous Screen Grid Radio in the Famous No -Mar Cabinet Cabinet Model 8555 Oid Price New Price $2443 s19 Cabinet Model 8055 Old Price New Price $257 '225 SEE THESE RADIOS ON DISPLAY 1N OUR RADIO SHOP �"� �Po f� Re uct ions in adios Read Th! 1-t Due to the tremendous stock fluctuations, Atwater - Kent joins with the leaders of other industries in stab- ilizing the public's dollar for the prosperity of the country. Cabinet Model '8655 Old Price N e w Pride $272 $248 Newest in Radios A Living Room Table with Radio Enclosed Old Price New Price '277 '248 TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED TO YOUR CONVENIENCE Exclusive AtwaterPatrick Kent AgentRobt. For Brussels and District it 9t rtInstallment it � it A SI IX A Ate Buying on the q 4 2, It 3g. Plan • g A A t Jt A IZ R ft 3.4 .g pU13C1'IASING .cowlrPadities ' by paying "a dollar dawn and a dollar, It week liraft grown into,great popularity', Often the, object parclutsetl is worn out before it is paid for, and. the purchaser continues to pay. Buy yourself a fortune on the instalimeut„plan by placing reg.. ular installments of your earnings in a Bank of Commerce savings account. The money is al- ways available for nee if required and there isIt no depreciation, but accruing interest as time goes by.ft THE CAIS BANK OF COMMERCE wlrh ,ul,Iea is amplgarnatad h Q THE STANDARD "BANK OF CANADA. Y Hada Real Day to Celebrate. • -„-„�,,, 1 Joseph Querin, is a very particular I fellow in this town, for ine.tance he 111 I celebrated his 71st birthday on LOST -An Old Black and Tan Thanksgiving and Armistice Day, as Hound, answers to name of `Tack" the rest of us were doing -but didn't i Any information about dog, phone know it at the time. i 15.17. 22-1' 10 Pigs For Sale, 6 Weeks Old. 2A 2p-1.. Attempt Robbery 1' , Kincardine Review -Reporter last ply to Leslie Meehan, Lot 30. con week had the following local :-On 15. Phone 47-4. 22 1 (Monday morning when Mr. Harvey FIGS FOR SALE -1 York Sow and Ross came down to open R. Ross Se 9 small chunks. Chas. Simpson. ' Sons pool room he found that an at - Phone 84-16. 22-1 tempt to pry the handle and lock off HELP WANTED -Apply to Mrs. W. the front door, but only succeeded it1. Sinclair, Brussels. 22_1 in bending and twisting the lock and failed to gain entrance. FOR SALE -One Cirlular Saw frame on trucks with two saws, ` one set of engine trucks; 1 Baby i , BORN ' Grand touring ear; one Ford 3AC&SCN.-At st. Joseph's Hospital, Lon - Coach. Apply to John Locking, i don, Onv., an Novwnber nth, to Mr. and R.R. 3, Phone 55-15. 22.1 etre. Ltoya C. Jnukaoss, a non !aareld Nnhoney ) Wood For Sale -Soft Maple and DIAD Elm, mixed, 14 to 16 inches long. ' Baxter Stevenson, Phone rig -2o: CLARK. -1n Listowel, on 'Friday, Nov. sth, of d» his 80th 6 Yorkshire PigsF 5 1 6 Weeks ELL1pPT, L1 St otfi 'tt Id t ti Thomas A. Clark, Walton, 21-1. year, - r rd on Wednesda , For Sale Nov. ate, Rel,eoca E to w aw o t e old, Glynn Eckmie+r, Phone 35-17 . tate James IDniott, of Brassals, In hoe 80211 year. TAYLOR -On:Monday, Nov. 17th, at the home of her daughter, Mrs, John 5. Wren, dameatTnJ Mary anneawldow of the late • STRAYED from Lot 21, Con. 4, Morris, about Oct. 15, a two year old steer, about 800 lbs, round punch hole thro left ear. Reward for information leading to re- covery. M. Black, Brussels.. 20 -ti GOOD Strong Driving Horse, 6 years old, for sale. Apply to S. Carter, Brussels, Phone 8x ring 4. 19-tf Auction Sale. FRIDAY, NOV. 15211 -Carload of Cows and Young Cattle, at the Hotel barn, Londesboro, Hare at2 o'clock Nesbit Hamilton, Prop.; D 51 Snott, Asa. SATURDAY, NOV. Mi. -Carload of Cows and Young Cattle, at Millera Hotel, Walton, sale at 20'olook. Milton Lotee,Prup ; D. h1. tfoRSES FOR SALE Two 2 -year- ',cote Ana bay.Jas.S.Armstrong,Phone 23 -bort J. IIPObennan, Prop.; John old Fillies for sale, a black and a t sates DAY NOv. ?ate. -Farm stook and reed. xt x'iti Lot 10. Coa. 2, MOrr!a Sale ati t o'alodc Hobart 19. 19-tf. r Purvis, Aua. GOOD Barn For Sale.... 50 x 66. Phone 35-8. 19-4 word that her aunt, Mary Love, wife STEER. Strayed from Lot 6, Con. 7, of the late James Te.y1or, of Hen all, Grey, about Oct, est. Red 2 -year had passed away at Toronto on Mon - old, about 900 tits. Harold Car- day at the home of her reenreter, cliff, Phone 586. 18-tf. Mfrs. John S. Wren, followin en ill- FOR SALE -House, Stable and > is Hess of several menthe. Burial was acre of land in Walton. Apply to made in Hensen today (Wednesday) and Mrs. Ballantyne attended the W. J. Woods, Phone 19-7. 5-tf funeral. +i Poppy Day. What About the Christmas Tree? Poppy Day in Brus ele did not Christmas is once more within realize as much as was expected. sight and as yet no move hes been The total proceeds amounted to `* nude to reorganize the Christmas tma- 344.10. The Veterans wish to thank tree, +het btot'wht .o much joy to Miss E. Downing and her yorvee. lad ;t the children and others last year ics for the active interest they took r' The event was taken up with little in the cause. preparation last year. and more time Moved to Hamburg should he given to this event. The I.cry Williamson and Mrs. For- sythe have exchanged ereperty. Mr. Williamson needs a barn, hence •the trade. Arthur Herr and family moved Met week to New Hamburg, which was Mr. Herr's old home. We are sorry to lose these citizens. Exchanged Properties. • Will Meet Friday Afternoon- whose Beath oc u.. d n L ti The regular Women'., Institute i at the General Hospital took place meeting will be held Friday after-! Saturday afternoon from herr late noon -of this week at three o'clock re::idence. Mrs. Elliott. was one or 1n .the Public Library. Mrs. Ida the best-known and best liked reri- Lowry will give a paper on the 'In-' dents of the city, and her death wee fluence of Modern Mi^„azines end i sinter"ly regretted by a host of Motion Pictures." A report of Con-, Nettle. The pallbearers were: N. vention held recently at 'reeswater Kilp 1+rick, J. Canteen. If. leastncr, will also he given. "What I am . C. W. Mosey, J. Galloway and W. Thankful For," will be thcr Roll Call. ICoulter, of Minh/ink. The eervicee This is an invitation to all the ladies beth here and in Bru -els, there in - in the community. Come! terment took place were rnndneted t by Rev. Stanley Owen of St. John's Address and Presentation. 1 ehurrh. Friend and relative., were Prior to Mrs. Clouse leaving Es -1 per Bent. front Detvnt, \Vinds:or, L'ri- sex for Brussels, the members of the i 'sden. Li"fov'el, Trine: vfl]rs, Torontn, Willing Workers Class, made a pees-; Woodstock, Bright, Winnipeg, Mil- entation and the following address:: verton and other pleeee. Many beau Dear Mrs. Clouse: It is with, deepest i tiful floral offerings were tent: by regret that we, the menbers of thefriends and relatives to show their Willing Workers Class, have met 1 roepeet for the deers eed. The de here this evening to hid you "God en/seed's death was the result of stn Speed" ere you return to your ,illness Of six weeks brought on by former home. We are very sorry to shock caused by breaking her leg. lose you from our class, and in other i Mrs. Elliott was born in North East- in aid of that organization. The pro organizations you will be equally hope 69 years ago, the (In '1lt•,.r of gram consisted of the following num aniseed. You came here just a few the Iate Mr. and Mrs, John Curtis, bars: -Chorus by 8 little girls; duet; Short years ago, but you seemed to end fourteen years ago she came to by Glenn and Lloyd Wheeler; solo, fit right in and make yourself one of live in Stratford, where she resided Margaret Turvey; solo, Edith Me -1 us, so that it seems you had been up until the time: of her death. Mrs. Tavish; solo, Billy Eckmier; duet, Isere for many years. We hope you 'Elliott was a member of St John's Isobel and Edith McTavish; eelo, See have enjoyed being a citizen of JIIs church, a member of the Mission- ede Little; solo, Isobel. , McTavish; sex, and a member of our class. We my Society and well known through- duet, Aileen Gibson and Marie, King; are sorry you have to leave us, but Out the city in general. Amimg those solo, Wilma Lowe; solo, Edna Davi- who knew her Mrs. lElliott was great-' son; solo, Aileen Gibson; duet, Mer-' ly liked and respected. • She is sur.• garet Scott and Edna Davison; solo,• "The Tightwad" Coming The humorous play, "The Tight= wad" will be presented by the A. Y. P. A, of St. George's Church, God- erich, in the Town Hull, Brussels, under the auspices of the Women's Auxiliary of St. John's Church, on Thursday evening, Nov net, com- mencing at 8,15 it. 01. The play is clean and full of fun and comes highly recomended. See bilis for full particulars. Recital. A very enjoyable evening was spent by those who came to hear the recital given by Mrs. iiing's pltpils in the Lecture Room of :Melville Church on Friday, Nov. 8th. A similar recital was 'riven last year and the instrumental numbers this year showed that marked progress had been made, reflecting credit on both teacher and pupils. A very pleasing number was a vocal solo by Miss Wilma Galbraith. The Recital was on the occasion of the Thenkof- fering of The Little Stars' Mission Band, and the proceeds wore given we feel our loss is some one's gain. Asa small token of our good wishes r you and Mr. Clouse please ace vived by two sono Wdil!arn A. lel- Donald McRae; solo, Marie King, cent this small remembrance, May Nott, Winnipeg, John C. Elliott, Port vocal solo, Miss Wilma Galbraith; the God of Peace go with you and Colborne• three daughters, Mrs, reading Margaret Turvey; chorus by keepyou safe from harm, and come again often and visit your Essex Harold C. Marshall, Avon street, ;boys and girls "The Railway Tram ">; Miss Jessie Elliott, at home, and duet, Team Smith and Mrs. King; friends, "The Lord watch between; 'Mn.sM. PI Richards, Winnipeg, solo, Jennie Armstrong; solo, Jean me and thee, while we are absent Mrs. Elliott also has one brother; Smith; Selo, Miss Frani; duet, Mrs. the one from the other." Signed on living, Dr. E. W. Curtis, Cadillac, Xing and Mrs. Lamont; duet Billy behalf of the Willing Worlydrs Class, Mich. She was the wife of the late Icing and Mrs. King; God Save the 3Vinnifred Heaton. 1 J. A. Elliott, of Brussels. icing, Enforced Holidays The Fordwich Record refers to ti•t former meanie at the Ford garage here :-Norman Demerling has been confined to his bed the: past week due to injury to bis leg; He sustain- ed a hard blow on the knee while at work in his garage and developed so painful a result that it was neces- sary to operate on the injured mem- ber. Drs. Shorey and Hart perform- ed the operation and, we are pleased to report, the patient is noW making a good recovery. Huron Old Boys Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Hur- on Old Boys' Association of Toron- to, will be held in the Auditorium of the Y. M. C. A., College St., Toronto, on Friday Nov. 29th, at 8 o'clock, for the el- ection of officers and transaction ut general business. An address on the topic of "The Huron Old Boys' Abroad" will he delivered by Chas. S. McDonald, esq., a Bayfield Old Boy. All Hunonites in the city and suburbs are invited to be present. "Scarlet Seas" Has 'Excellent Caste An exceptional east supports Ric- hard Barthelmess in "Scarlet Seas", his newest First National starring vehicle which comes to the Grand, Theatre on Friday and Saturday. For the first time 13etty Compson is seen laying opposite the star, with Loretta Young in the featured in- genuesrole. 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Y+r2iltt `%`It telesetetietasaterettaX21P't�Mln-'-iprSt7r2Dadst219tletZt.tt-Mtralatar Allen's Drug Store Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox �r years ago in "The Miracle Man." Loretta Young is a young miss•dis- covered by First National and seen recently in the feminine lead with Lon Chancey in "Laugh, Clown, Laugh." The• villainy of "Scarlet Seae" is perpetrated by Jack Curtis, whose eel' eye has made him one of the deepest -dyed bad mer of the screen. The "pious old hypocrite" role of Johnson in "Scarlet Setts" is enacted by James Bradbury, Sr., a character man of popularity both on atage and screen. Had a Busy Nigh Two Police Cops were in town last Thursday night and what they did to some motorists, is a theme. Some had no driver's card with them, and others never had them. The magis- trate is going to be busy for a few days. The Most that have ever ras$ic Price Occurred This! dead 'Phe Atwater Kent Manufact- uring Co. Sas never had any shares of its stock on the mar- ket. It owns outright its business and its manufacturing plant. It has been in business for more than twenty-seven in - increasingly profitable years, has always done business on its own capital and has never borrowed a dollar. 1116111111, i t DIOS The Famous Screen Grid Radio in the Famous No -Mar Cabinet Cabinet Model 8555 Oid Price New Price $2443 s19 Cabinet Model 8055 Old Price New Price $257 '225 SEE THESE RADIOS ON DISPLAY 1N OUR RADIO SHOP �"� �Po f� Re uct ions in adios Read Th! 1-t Due to the tremendous stock fluctuations, Atwater - Kent joins with the leaders of other industries in stab- ilizing the public's dollar for the prosperity of the country. Cabinet Model '8655 Old Price N e w Pride $272 $248 Newest in Radios A Living Room Table with Radio Enclosed Old Price New Price '277 '248 TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED TO YOUR CONVENIENCE Exclusive AtwaterPatrick Kent AgentRobt. For Brussels and District