The Brussels Post, 1929-12-4, Page 50110.0111.
Saving- Money/
From a business standpoint you are really
not making any money unless you are
saving some. Money you save is profit -.the
balance remaining
after expenses
have been paid.
The habit of
saving regularly
EACH WEEK
is certain to show
you a profit.
This Bank Invites
Your Savings Account.
Interest Comjrounded
Half Yearly.
THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA
ESTABLISHED 1832
Capital $10,000,000 Reserve $20,000,000
Total Assets over $260,000,000
J. A. McLEOD, General Manager, Toronto
810
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Huron Old Boys' Asso., Toronto
The annual meeting of the Hur-
on Old Boys' Association was held
in the auditorium of the Central
Y. M. C. A. on Friday evening last.
and notwithstanding the zero
weather prevailed, there was a good
attendance.
The Secretary's report gave n
complete record of the activities and
doings of the association for the
year, and referred, to las continued
progress. The Treasurer, Mr. W. A.,
lluchan m, presented his l.nnual re•
port, giving details of recelptsand
expenditures, and showing a ,bal
since of $131,15 on harm.
Mr. C. S. MacDonald, Layfield
Old Boy, gave a very instructive
and entertaining l,driress, re Ills trip
around the World, giving special at-
tention to Japan and its people amu
commerce.
The following offices were elect
ad for the ensuing year :-
Hon. Presidents :- T. A. Rus
sell, J. A. McLaren, R. C. King, A-
E. Forbes. Hon. Vive Pres.: -Mes-
dames I. H. Brown, G. C. Young,
11. B. Stowe. President D. D. Wil
son. ist Vice -President : J. A.
Cameron, H. 13. Stowe, Harry Mar-
tin, Vice Pres. Mesdames D. Thome•
son, H. D. Coke, 13. H. McCreath,
Geo. Ferguson, Miss Annie Patter-
son. Secretary : E. Floody, As-
sistant • Secretary :- Mrs. L. M.
Pringle. Financial Secretary :-Mise
Lavine Knox, Treasurer :-L. M.
Pringle. Auditors :---R. S. Shep-
pard, C. G. Venstone, Chaplains :
--Revds. C. G. Young and C. A.
Mustard. Organist :•- Mrs. Harry
Martin. Reception Committee • --
Mrs., D. D. Wilson, Mesdames ts.1.
Ileswetherick, A. E, Forbes, Jos.
C. Gray, S. L. Scott, J. Moon, W.
J. Cracknell, R. Brooks, Misa,
Grace Newton, Miss Olive Floody,
Messrs D. M. Johnston, H. I. Mor.
rish, L. J. Wasman, R. Holmes. Dr
P. E. Clarkson, Dri H. W. Hoag
Programme Committee ; Messrs
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
-w -of Jewelry
Here are some
Suggestions and
You can make
your Selections
N o w
Our stock of Ladies and
Gents' Wrist Watches was
never more complete. New
designs in Green, or White
Gold. Good movements in a
LO Dainty modern case.
$7.50 and up.
//// Give Her a Diamond
A nice selection, Up to -date
mountings. Green or White
Gold Priced from $25.00 up.
See our special at $50.00 and
$100.00 in lovely gift box.
Jewelry Gifts
SIGNET RINGS
EMBLEM RINGS
BIRTHDAY RINGS
WALDEMAN CHAINS
WALDEMAN KNIVES
FOUNTAIN PENS
BAR PINS
TIE PINS
CUFF LINKS
BRACELETS
NECKLETS
MEN'S POCKET WATCHES
FANCY CHINA
CUT GLASS
SI LVERWARE
BROWNIE
CAMERAS
$2,00 up
KODAKS
$5,00 tip
PEARL LOVE SETS IN LINED CASES
Some lovely sets in stock
Priced et $8.00, $10.00, and $12,60
Christmas Cards (Booklets
Seals and Tags
J. R. W 'ND T
JEWELLER WROXETER
THE BRUSSELS POST
GENUINE
Solway Coke
A N D D, L, & W.
Scranton Anthracite
ALWAYS IN STOCK
J. H FEAR
Phone 2214 ETHEL
MAY RETURN TO POLITICS
Hon. T, A. Crerar, who it is
stated at Ottawa may accept a port-
folio in the King Government.
B. H. McCreath, S. M. Wickens, J.
H. McClyrnot, D. Crawford, W.
x'reudfoot, L. Kennedy, W. J. Jones,
R. Brooks, Dr. Campbell. Mesdames
i11, I. Morrish, A. E. Hanna, Chas.
Doty, W. A. boner, Miss Piper.,
Miss L. Currcll. Refreshments Cons
mittee : Mesdames Thompson, Stows
and Wilson, Mr. W. H. Innes,
Publicity W. Powell, Athol Me
Quarrie and A. G. Smith.
Finance : Ernes M. Lee,
Property. G. A, Newton, J. R,
Lyon
Visiting. Mrs. J. A. IVlcLs.ren.
Membership Committee.
Goderich W. A. Buchanan, Earl
Elliott, Mrs, Patterson, Miss Mary
Morrish.
Clinton., F. McCaugney, W. F
Cantelon, Dr. A. F. Cooper. Miss L
Flynn,
Seaforth. Dr. H. J. Hodgins. Dr
G. F. Belden, Aurthur Reidiss, 1 •
Freeman,
W.ingham. H. McHardy, D. Ro
bertson, J. Netterfield,
F,xeter. F. C. Sanders, R. S
Crocker.
Brussels.• G. E. Ferguson, A. Cur
rie„ Dr. Cook,
Blyth. W. E. Floody, J. S. Mc
Kinnon, 1Lfrs. W. Davis, Miss C. '
Simms.
Bayfield. C. S. McDonald, Dr. R.
13. Stanbury, Rev. J. S. Cook.
Hens,ll. Miss M. Thompson.
Gorrie. G. E. Beswetherick, Mrs
F Irwin.
Londesboro. John Moon.
NOTES
The new financial secretary is
Miss Laving E. Knox, on old Hui
lett girl and is a stenographer in a
King Street Warehouse.
The new Treasurer is Mr. L. M.
Pringle, a Brussels old boy. He is
Manager of the Cam,da Bag Co, of
this city.
Mr. D. D. Wilson, the President
elect is ,a son of the ILte D. D. Wil-
son, of Seaforth, the celebrated
Egg King of Western Ontc.rio. Mr.
Wilson is holding a responsible pos•
itioa in the Winter Fair Offices.
The New 1st Vice Presdent, Mr,
J, A. Cameron is a Bayfield old
Nov. end is Principal of Shirley St.
School.
GAVE SPLENDID ADDRESS
J, S. Woodsworth, B. A., B. D„
M. P., l;sve a vital message con -
corning our country and its inter-
national relationships at the Wing
harp CL.nadian Club meeting las(
week.
WEDNESDAY, DEC, Oh, 11129
Brussels ‘Buyipatomilome Campaign
Community Buying Directory and Business Guide
The Merchants laa3'd Business men represented below are co-operating i31 an effort to prove to .the resi'den'ts of the town and
surrounding community that values equal to any of (the larger towns or cnt'ies may be procured n local stores. A series of
educational "Buy -at -Home" editorials will be reproduced weekly along with an individual write-up of each business. The
benefit of Horne Buying will he shown to the general advii,cemenit and pr'og'ress 'of the community. 'Read Who editorials take
advantage of the weekly specials offered' by the merchants, and BOOST '1"HE TOWN YOU CALL 1-IOMI+',
: �H;t :H;i«C'iH1 � �N H,JH;»} �4 T? 1�H� 1WT�H� •NMTHT T fi f"! :Hi �H� sN? THE ;�M:HW T•;HS } 1 �H H`H,;:�+f SRT f T�?R � H �HH;H;H;H�1-�,««i�H�,;,H�H�Hf..}`f :NT 1 e? w« }H} f }` T iNt'HfH`«1;}1lHJi:*'•���
R. W. Ferguson The Canadian Sank of Commerce
aj«
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
AND TAILORING
10 per cent
Discount
ON ALL
Christmas
Heartily endorse this Buy -at -Hume Campaign
Ir 3«
X SUPPORT LOCAL MERCHANTS
A
and help our Town Grow ;g
Walker & Iack
:;w FURNITURE AND
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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L. YY . G. \e / /� 1 Y/ I i \ t FURrITURE,
RUGS and
Goods =t, GROCERIES and PROVISIONS LINOLEUl41
SPECIAL1._
Telephone 10 4 Four Crown Valencia Raisins 15c a It $ TELEPHONES 36 and 33
»r w, ;H;»;»y ;H; ; ;H y ;», , , , , .;H;« -44;-44 = Genuine Maraschino Cherries in bu ik 60c a Ib 3
;;Our Xmas Fruits are the best money can buy. 3
1 cl...1H;M »;H+IH8+40.:+4+4 ! 1 i4 ;H;»;Hi• 441 .-I a.
Telephone 64 ._
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DRUGS & STATIONER s
.4
Yardley's Old Englist Lavender Gift 4.
H S ALLEN
PRICE AND QUALITY s HARDWARE - TINSMITHING
Sets - An excellent Assortment
to choose from. _ = ORDER YOUR COAL NOW
AND BE READY FOR
Telephone 81 i "Give Did you ever enter a store and say Give me the . WINTER,
»; ;..;»;y,•»;»;» ,»;»;H;»; 4»;« c»;»;»;»;»;»;, = cheapest suit of clothes you have in the house?" 3 TELEPHONE 68.
You certainly did not because you realize that '''1"44.44`44-0-444.4.i.444".40+14.4-4.444.4
Mrso Thos. Moorep
price is not the only consideration and that you must ;i Smith's gy e�a�3
3 demand quality for what you buy, whether it Is a F J7 Yee
GiFT AND VARIETY STORE i'house and lot or a paper of pins. ;_ Drug Store
18 More Shopping Days till Xmas. Y You want the best suit you can buy for the money T.
and the same theory applies to all other lines of mer- := COME IN AND SEE OUR BTG
Suitable Xmas Gifts at reasonable r chandise. , The mere fact that you go to another city = CHRISTMAS DISPLAY
prices 4. and buy a suit for $10.00 does not mean that you have X
'4 saved money. Your home merchant could have given 3 TELEPHONE 62.
:' 4:'4":•,;• + + • • *»:H; »+' »* • •» 4 you a'suit for $10.00 that would probably be better '» T , , ,•. . . . ,
'
�+ than the one you bought. He could probably have
F. VV. ■ Stretton '3 given you the same suit for less money. ;it E. A. Gamniage
;= This means that your home merchant wants to
;t, �f BOOTS & SHOES
satisfy you and give you your money's worth. He will
i not sell you something that is not worth the money you We have a large stock o'.' Rubbers on
pay for it, because he wants your trade when you come 1 hand, before purcha•ing. we will ap-
▪ again. The merchant in the other city does not care. p px'eciate you giving us a call. Prices
He doesn't expect to ever see you again and will try + are right.
td get all he can out of you while 'the getting is good. { „;»; $ w;»,«4,»;»;Hw;»-,.,H;»;»;»;H;»;»;»;»1H;»;»;»;s
WATCHMAKER, JEWELER &.
OPTICIAN
TELEPHONE 20 X.
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Miss H i n gsto n ;= The next time you think of buying anythingout- _' r e ® ��-,„ p�•�
side Brussels, if you ever do think of such a thin o = ����"�"�
20% Discount on all Hats for Next A first to your home merchant and ask to see the article
Ten Days. i or articles which you are thinking of buying. It is a GROCERIES and FRUIT
courtesy you owe your community as well as your s,
A FRESH FRUITS ALWAYS ON
Silk Velvet, suitable for fancy work 4 merchant and yourself, and it always pays. HAND.
at Cost Price. 4
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Backer Bros. $ GENERAL HARDWARE, STOVES and TINWARE s Mils
MEAT MARKET s BAKER and CONFECTIONER
i ALBERTA COAL- Expect a car about the middle of •.
OUR MOTTO • i, December. Leave your order any time, 4 Special price on al: Fancy Boxes of
SERVICE AND QUALITY. . :I:
Telephone 17. S Chocolates.
Telephone No. 6. t TELEPHONE 32X
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W. A. Burgess = Brussels Business Men
3
BARBER • H. B. ALLEN, while a new comer to Brussels, BARBER
4? having purchased the drug business of the late James , Razors Honed.
pgLadies Hair Cutting Fox, still continues to carry a bright line of all goods p
Scissors Shar ones;
a Specialty i'.: 3
f associated with an up-to-date drug store. His Christ- Ladies' and Childress' Tonsoual
Tobacco always on hand. mac stock is now open for your inspection. 4. Work a Specialty
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t BRUS,SELS
R. Patrick _c•Baeker= rand Theatre 3
• A■ = •
farmers' Co -Operative
RADIOS, BATTERIES, AND = THE BEST
ACCESSORIES FLOUR, FEED, SEEDS = MOVING PICTURES 3 Car
rc ons yeatdZrnorderl for Corn, week
SPECIAL PRICE ON EVERYTHING ;'. t -a MONDAY & TUESDAYS L Wheat and Screenings.
IN SHOP. TELEPHONE 5. : FRIDAY & SATURDAYS TELEPHONE 46.
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_` G. B. MoI N T YREH i .H
_, Riverside Garage
CHEVROLET GARAGE NEW CARS �«p USED CARS 3
SEE AND HEAR OUR NEW TALK- $r -`
TALK-
ING MACHINES Philco and Rogers Batteryless Radios
Telephone 72 X
C. F. Lockwood
Cunningham's Garage
Telephone 9X
O. H. SPROULE
- Repairs on all makes of cars. -
±� Battery Charging , , . ... ...
Tires & Accessories.
RECTOR AT RLYTH
DIES SUDDENLY
Rev. Arthur Shore Succumbs To
Heart Attacic - Was in His 63rd
Year -Native of White Oak and
Graduate of Huron College.
Blyth, Nov. 29.- Rev. Arthur
Shore, rector of the parish, of
lllyth, I3eigra,ve and Auburn, died
suddenly in the rectory here this
afternoon. Mr. Shore who cure to
this charge a year ago front Tido,
ton, had been sulTering from heart
trouble for the pt.st three or four
months and had asked for a parish
where the duties would be ltss
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000.0100.0.1.0
onerous. He was accordingly given one sister, Mrs. H'awkshaw, of Chil- Manor Park parish, near London,
the charge of Woodhouse and was liwack, 13. C., and one brother, who died suddenly when in the pul-
engaged in preparing to move. Charles, of Lambeth, pit of his Church last spring, was
when stricken with the fatal attack Rev. Murton Shore, rector of a brother.
this afternoon.
The late Mr. Shore was Dorn at
White Oak, Westminister Town-
ship, Middlesex County and was in
his Gard year For 12 years before
going to Blyth he had cht,rge of
llderton and during his term in the
service of the church was rector at
Crgill, Ridgetown , and Port Row-
an, He was educated s,t Huron col-
lege, London, and was a member of
the Masonic Order,
Dece.sed is survived by his wid-
ow, who was before her marriage,
Miss Shaw Hellier, of Bath, Eng -
laud i one son, WLne of Montreal ;
Poultry Wanted
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL KINDS
OF POULTRY,
R. ThomsonEast Huron
Aroduoe Eriipor'iuIra