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The Brussels Post, 1929-12-4, Page 8WEDNEStA'Si', DEQ, 4th, 1929 eiXoCia Store CHRISTMAS GREETING Beautiful Colorings New Exclusive Designs The display is now ready and wo do not think we have • ever had a Metter selection to otter in this line. Prices range from 5e to 85e each A very. special value is the box containing ten High (rade Christmas Cards with matching inter -lined Envelopes 50c Select Christmas Cards at your leisure now VI bile the choice is at its best. • Dialogue and ,.: Recitation Books if Several new numbers just received containing Christ- mas pieces for Juniors. In looking through the books there will be found dialogues and recitations suitable for all occasions. Construction and Folding Pagers Iu 1)r;ght assorted colors for Kindergarten work. Red Colored Chalk Also b')xes containing Julel- ent popular colors. Armaud's Toilet Preparations in Pink Boxes Art land's Boquet Face Powder 50c Armauti's Varnishing Cream 50e Armand's Cold Cream 50c Armaud's Colts Cream Face Powder $1 Great Value The Double Size 82 -oz. bottle Russian Mineral Oil $1.50 Hellebore FRESH STOCK 60c per lb. F. R. SMITH ase i3 Store ' s Brussels united Church REV, A, W, BARKBR. B. 0. MINISTER Sunday, Dec. Bth 11 a.m.—Public WorsliiP, Subject; "Life'sHorizone" 3 p.m.—Sunday School Session. 7 p.m.—Public Worship. Theme: "The Call of Jesus" Tuesday—Y. P. Society. Wednesday—Prayer Service —Choir rehearsaL Thursday Ev'g, Dee. 12th Play : "When Ruth Comes Hume," in the Town Hall. Adrnissiun 35 and 15 cents. 4 A Male Hound, Black and White • with brown head, is at my place, L Lot 17,, Con. 18, Grey. Owner es may have same by proving pro- se perty and paying for advt. Arthur t Hull, Phone 46-12 25-1 L 12 Pigs, 5 Weeks Old For Sale. J1 3F A. Nichol. Phone 42-23. 25 •2 A Yellow colored Airdale has been at the Manse for past few days Owner may have same by proving 3 property. Rev. F. G. Fowler, Brussels. 25-1 4. A. Few Choice Cows For Sale. Jas. Perris, Phone 25-16, Lot 11, Con. 12, Grey. 25-2 X Druggist and Stationer i Local News Items Held Over And Still It Snows. We have received a letter from The snow man is certainly filling Mrs. Geo. Thomson„ s which will be plillthe these sthe antes, the snow published next week. light, but lie le are nearly all put up now. Horses to Sudbury J. H. Galbraith is shipping 'a Retires From Municipal Honors. carload of horses to Sudbury for Barrister A. H. Monteith, of Paris the season in the bush. and a former lawyer in Brussels, has retired from the position of Mayor PIGS FOR SALE—Some between 6 and 7 weeks old, and 16 pigs, 5 weeks old. R. Sieling, Lot 11, Con. 3, Grey, 25.1 16 -Battery Delco Plant with wire and all equipment in first class workieg condition. Apply to Wm, Ziegler, Ethel. 24-tf PIGS FOR SALE -4 Choice Young pigs ready to wean; 1 Yorkshire boar, about 8 months old, extra good quality, bred off the Well - wood strain; also two sows M pig [,S POST jxx1 Ila4 h 9, A i it j 'l gand It It Att 7C Il d4 • It It ft 6R 1 I fl Jl ft I conduct our y� g �1 Alf airs with Dignity ADANK OF COMMERCE savings account .. lends dignity to the transaction of the de- pusitor, It identifies him with an organization that is known and respected in the community, and establishes a contact which is invaluable should- he at any time desire counsel" or advice on money matters. Open a Bank of Commerce savings account. It will help you to develop your financial resources as nothing else can, enable you to conduct your personal film - tial afttiis with dignity. BANK OF COMMERCE th which is a,na1ga,nated n Q "THE STANDARD BANK O1 CANADA Y Po trnaster Requests a Word For the Local Staff. The afternoon's are completely taken up with the heaviest mails of Mail Early to Ensure Christmas Delivery. The latest willing dates is es fol- lows:—Dec. 10 — Yukon, United , the day requiring the uninterrupted States, (to allow for customs exam- . attention of all, that there may be ations) ; Dec. 16—British Columbia; no delays in local service or inter- Dec. 17 ' Albert,a, Saskatchewan, ference in outgoing mails. The Manitoba and Maritime Provinces; morning, however, is not so congest Dec. 19—Ontario and 'Quebec; Dec. ed with work and affords a better 20 --Local delivery, For best ser- • opportunity for the staff' to handle vice •address fully, pack carefully the mass of Christmas trail, so just and mail well in advance of above make it a point to bring your parcels dates, in the morning when you may rea- Father Passes Away. sonably expect prompt service. 'roe death °courted at Granton on Christmas Stamps Must Not Be November 22nd of Isaac A. Langford, Placed on Front ofaLetter. • in bis84th year. He was born 1.846 on The attention of the public is the old Langford homes; east in Bid - drawn to the fact that the ageing he married Webb pwail 8, 1875, on the face or address side oflettersherrn. For the poet 21 years Bir. Lang - or other mail matter of stamps is -ford lived inGrent.on. He issurvived sued in the interest of charitable in- . by one sou, Rev. H. M. Ltsngford, roc• stitutions, etc., is not permitted; but for of St. John's Church, Kitchener there is no objection to such stamps and a former Rectos. of St. John's being placed on the back of letters Ohurch.. Brussels. Two sisters and or other mail matter as stickers, i three brother's, Mrs. James Langford, provided they do not resemble post-. Mra. Talbot and Elij ah. all of London ; age stamps in form and design, and William of Gratitun, and Abner, • f do not bear numerals' or indications Termite also survive. The funeral of value. Letters or other mail mat- service was held in the Anglican ter bearing stamps of charitable in- , Church on Sunday afternoon, Itev. stitutions, etc., on the face will be Mrr Forney had charge of the service returned to the senders es violating and epnke from the wards, "Shall the postal regulations. never die.' A large congregation Ras present. Interment was at the Pictures Coming to Grand. Anglican Oewetety at Birr. Come and see them before perch- The following pictures are booked asing elsewhere. J. P. McIntosh, for the Grand. Keep list for future Lot 21, Con, 12, Grey. Phone reference:—• 55-6. 26-1 December : COMFORTABLE Frame House in 6-7—"Cheyenne" Ethel for Sale. Good new furnace 9-10—Strange care of Capt Hamper garage, hard and soft water, wired 13-14—Deadwood Coach for hydro. Immediate possession. 1647—Tire Haunted House Apply to Wm. Ziegler, Ethel. 24-'d 20-21—Street Angel 23-24-25—Milton bills in "The •1 Crash" Winter Again Here. Old R 1' b1 Out of Pari after serving the past two 30 -31 -Jan. 1 -Four Sons 27-28—Capt. Lash. e to a King Winter started on a rampage The bus made its appearance to- years. last Thursday and certainly made 'a Huron Co. Live Stock day (Wednesday) as motor travel- ling isetting a bit rough. Keep Date in Mind hit. The wind blew the light snow is Judging Team. g - g The Women's Institute will hold all directions, and motorists had a The County was represented at Snow PIow Out - a card party ::nd dance in the Town hard time to see the road. 1 the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, by After a three-day snow storm, the Hall. on Friday evening, Dec. 27th, a Iive stook ludgfng t8am composed snowplow was out Sunday morning ret• the benefit of the Memorial to Clear sway the snow on the side- lank Fund. Invitation will be sent walk. , uu't later. Will Hold Sale. - Piano Recital. Mrs. Ida Willis is holding e clear- the: recital given by the pupils of Lodge, Hud_on, Ont., which is owned ing auction sale of her household til Mn,'.Wilkinson :n the Library and opr'rated by Harry Ament, an ' effect, on Saturday afternoon sof this on .Ionday evening,under the aur- • old Brussels •boy, who entertains week in the v.tcant store in the Gra- - pie t es the Wolme n', - Institute, drew through the summer months .Amer - ham Block. goodly number end the various Iran tourists. These three reels are unman; were well rendered and considered the best fishing pictures Won First Money. much a.ppreriat,7l by the audience. ever filmed by the Canadian Govern Gertrude S., owned by James The pupils presented their teacher trent Motion Picture Bureau. The Brown, of New Li:ekeard, won first with an armful of 'mums. Follow- films are used extensively through - money in the classifi.'d pace at Did- ing was the program: Chorus, "The out the. United States by the Isaac ferin Park. races at Toronto last Maple Leaf"- duet, Alice Pope and Walton League of America for the week. Frida Poli rd; piano .eo1o, Omar Gun purpose of inducing Americans to i ningham; piano, Mart:arct Walker; I come to Canada end also to promote Bach to Work. piano, Betty Currie; 'total solo, Mar' the nut -of -door life, and casting Fordwlch Record—W', are glad to gueritc Logan; piano, Myrtle Yui11; with the rod and reel. The pictures know Norman Demmerl'ng is the to duet, Alice Pope and elery Helen I were taken in 1027 and 11128 and resume work again. alter a lay-off 'Kerr; piano, Nancy Jane Fowler shows the battling muskies in real of several wrens, first with an injur Melee trio,'.lice Pont Frid Pollard fighting action. Don't miss seeing ed knee, followed by an incessant and Marguerite Logan; piano, Leona these npectaeuitr fishing pictures siege of "Job's comforters," Gaynor; piano dec.t, Mery llitchie While -you have the opportunity. • and Velma Jordan; piano, Mary Roe j Watch next week's Post for the Gordon Reynolds, Seaforth. The "Ruth Comes Home" •piano, Frida Pollard; piano, Velma' dates to be shown. three who will make the team will be Minor Locals. i chosen from the four mentioned a - December. 1 hove. Council nub On Monday. , Romance of Lost Flyer M German Renew your subscription, i Film Coming Here. Only 17 more shopping days. 'Phut Grand Theatre announces that Ta :es are due on Saturday, Dec. it lure obtained for its ftl•sC. Meal pie.• 14th. German filth pro - Guelph new „ er C7 11 a r r t. .rush Wi er Fair opens next Winter Pt 1'u• of he Def, Pto t b t d sura l hr the a ( t t r m Monday. Hru at t C:..tn ,enc rn e 1 t Have you been hit with your firot ing u„It-e f Fnst Natiuutnl6 PiiOtutes, Mice Maty Welker, tend a brother- snowball yet? lar'. It is milled el he Strange ease in-law of Thos. Walker, of town:— • Co. Council meets mixt Tuesday of Dentnit, Rempee" and was brought William 0. F. Brydon, It03 Rich- at Goderich, to tide country by First Nat oral. It mond avenue, associated with Adam, Council meets on the 16th to wind will he eltown Monday :and Tuesday Meldrum & Anderson company, died up the year's business. next. 'I'i,e premiere of this picture Friday morning, Nov. 22nd, at his The mails are getting heavier took place it ,the :big Rnxv Theatre home, following an illness of three every day at the Postefico. in New York and il: tvnv S. L. Rnthm year:,. Mr. Btydon was born in 28,000 of the children in Ontario Fel ( •ltoxy") who seaecfe,i it for that Liverpool, Engiand, in 1865. He schools arra Fr°neh speaking. honor, 15 will be remembecf that 1 was edureated in Scotland and came James Bowes, the gage of Chats- was Rimy who spouaalad the First its pot liurnpenn Mtn productions, Fishing Motion Pictures. I of: William Are tald, Seeforth, Spectacular fishing motion pictur- INalterZurbrigg, Gerrie; Robert Bennett Cohen and tells of a rider es will be shown at the Grand Coulter, Brussels. This team corn- pictures n hose greatest tunhitiml hue been tt+ Theatre sometime next week. These peted in the Inter -County competf- rein lit Oheyenne. He hna partiripnt- tion in which 33 other counties were "d in other events, but the prizes crud entered. 'Phe competition this year replied ion of a Cheyenne whiter will was probably more keen,y contest- 'stamp hint with greater prestige thin ed than any previous. Out of the any other competition. 'here le of) 34 teams the Huron team stood llth rnnt•se the girl whn platys en impot- with ' William Archibald standing rant part 10 deriding just how he is to high in the entire competition in ride. He can't ride, her atring of linraes horse judging. The 'spread in points and yet he doesn't want 1 , win nom between the winning team and the b"t'' Huron county boys , was only 108 , `pointsnd the nossible score was Rodeo Events Furnish Thrills For "Cheyenne." More thrills than have ever been crowded into one motion picture are promised in '•Oheyenne," Ken May- nard's latest starring feature for First National Pictures, which cordes to the Grand Theatre on Friday and Sat- in day. "Cheyenne," as the title im- plies, is a story dealing with the fam- ous roundup and t°deo held in Chey- enne, Vtryoming. The picture was ta- ken during the western event and shows the champion riders and ropers per' farming. Ken, for runny years a follower and active participant in these rodeo evellte, was I: igh'b at home and entered into the spirit of the af- fait. with all the nerve and during that stamps hire at the head of his type of picture. The story is an original of a 3000 points. Although our team did not stand at the top they made a very creditable showing. The county 4vi11 again be represented at the In- ter -County Live Stock Judging com- petition to be held at the Provincial Winter Fair, Guelph. The members 'for this team will be: .The Camp bell, Blyth; James McIntosh, Sea - `forth; Cecil Coultcs, Wingham; and A 3 -act dramatic farce r-ntitind MJvr,ian; vocal ,.oro, Nancy Jane Fow• "Ruth Comes Home" will be present ler; pi[:no, Alice Pone; dance. Leona ed in the Town Hall, Brussels. on Gaynor; (inert, Mary Ritchie and Thursday, Dec, 12th. at 8 o'clock. Nancy Jane Fowler; pi::no, Marguer The Male Sextette will also assist on itr• Login piano, glary Ritchie; duet the program. See advt. Miss Wilkinson and Velma Jordan; Fatal Results. Gori Sieve the King. As the result alt of an auto accident Obituary. y on Nov. 1010, Mrs, I CWellwood, .ABuffalo papercr ufrr to the e of Victoria, B C., p•t sad away on death of the hu baari of formerly Nov. 17th. Mrs, Wellwood was Miss Ella Mories, of Brussels, where for many years the family resided She leaves a family of 3 sons, George, of Kamloops, B. C., W. 11.e of Victoria, and Roy, of Trail. Mr, W'-llwnnrl died some years ago, She • iso leaves one sister, Mrs. R. A. Itebin- son (Mary Mories) and a brother, Ben Mories, to whom our sympathy is extended. to Buffalo in 1)483. lie entered the wen ,h, predicts a severe winter.Pawvnn" and "Dv. Oaligari," tvinrtt 1 employ of Adana Meldrum & Ander The river was frozen over last subs' (nently broughtto tits Anler'iei n Annual, Entertainment. son company immediately after his week --but its too cold for a bath screen such foreign talents ea that of The Look Out Mission Band of arrival here and except for a short yet.Lubitsch , Lrnil Jennings and Pola the United Church, held their annual time spent in the Middle West, was '1''he Dominion Government will Neel i, it. is his °pion that this new entertainment on Friday evening with the firm until forced to retire 'meet the end of January or early in film will assume an equally prominent last, and proceeds amounted to $10. through illness. Mr. Iirydon was •a February. , puce among the notable aohieve- The following program was well member of Washington lodge 240, Old man winter has at any rate meats of the international screen. given;—Opening Hymn, "Working F. & A. M.; Key;ttone chapter 163,} succeeded in getting one foot round "Captain hamper" was adapted Together"; Prayer, Rev. Mr. Barker; 3 A. M.; Hugh de Payne stemmas- the corner. ?rum the stage piny by Max Mohr chorus, Mission Band; address of dery 30, Knights Templar; Isme.iiiu Fire in Quebec was started by a and the story provides an unusual welcome, Donald Walker; piano solo temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, pocket cigar -lighter. We don't be- theme mith imaginative treatment Mary Roe; recitation, Mac Stevenson and St, Andrew's Scottish society, lieve it, either. and the subject is one of vital news recitation, Adeline Cardiff! solo, Ile attended Lafayette Avenue Pres Farmers holding sales will find interest all over the World. The Harris Bell; recitation, Margaret Gib byterian church. He is survived be .that it pays many times over to run leading role is played by Paul Weg- son; recitation, Mary Davison; solo, his widow, Mrs. Mary Walker Ery- their sale bili in The Post. ener, perhaps the greatest figure of Mary Beaker; exercise by six boys; don, and two sons, James W. and. C.1 Are you reading any of the fine the German stage and sareenl+ The b'olo- Freda Pollard; presentation of Stuart Brydon. Funeral services books that are available at the pub- Germain press, which has already ,elnior Memberships; piano were held at the 'family residence on lic library? 11 not the loss is yours, viewed the picture, heralds his per- solo,lJu P P Alice Popo; Gesture song, by 7 Monday at 3 p.m. Burial being made Brussels merchants aro preparing forinance as one of the greatest of girls; reading, Helen McAllister; in Forest Lawn cemetery. The Rev, 1 well in advance for the Christmas ion,ientire i dei tike rue An deecomattract pagel,nt by C. G. (. T. picture 'Our Robert H. Beattie of Lafayette shopping according to present indica "bes dx the Cat."r little brothers and sisters in Japan"; church officiated. tions. gl DIED LYNN.—In Howiek township, on November 2etlt, Louisa Rcknder, relict of the late James Lynn, formerly of Grey township, in her 7(tth year. WEI.I•WOOD—In Victoria. R.O, on Nov. 17th.101'n Merles. widow or the late R. 0. w itueod, formerly, of Brussels. IN MEMORIAM 80OTT,—In loving memory of our dear bus. bend and halter, Robert Seott, who passed away December 7th,1827, Remembrance Ise golden chain Death tried to bred', but all in vein; Memories drift to aceneA long pot, 'lime rolls on but memories. last. Lovingly remembered by Wien ANi, FAiiir,Y Auction Sale. FRIDAY, 51110. nth.—Fern, stoats and Ln• re b elements. alant 1 80 .lir. Cecil 13nientnn Prop roD.61. Scott, Ano. I 8„1,UR Y DEC, A th.—Household Effects' oto i, D r the vacant Groben' In the Grdhnblock Brussels, Hale lit 2 o'clock, Mrs. Ma Willis, Proorietrese: I) M Scutt, Ane, TUESDAY. DIC(.. 10th — Farm Stock end Implements Mimi, la, Con. 17, Grey township, Bale nt 1 o'otook sharp, Dougherty Bros., Prop'• • Geo. H Elliott, Auo. THURSDAY DEC. 1211L—Fat to steak, lm- plemente, oto et Lot 1, Con. 4, Grey, Salo unreserved .51 o'clock. George 0. Johnston, Proprietor; D DI. Knott, Ana, Notice of Dissolution of Partnership NOTICE hereby give Martha partner. ship heretofore eubelottug between us, the nndersi nod. Nelson Boyden, Fred, Hayden end Benjamhl Hayden, carrying on Voidness ae General AI oration CH, under the arm name of .'HAYDEN & 8ON8” in the Vllinge of Ethel, in the County of Burenwas on the lith flay of October, 1010, dineotved. Dated at Ethel, the 26th day of November, 1020, NEuAON HAYDEN, BEN. HAYDEN, AILED, HAYDEN. Farm for Sale Being Lot 4, Oou. 14, Grey tewnettlpp, 100 pores; 02 acresoleared l 60 aerial 11101111 ; 12 aorta west clover; 12 pores not seeded and Lilo balance In pasture. Bank barn 40x70 ft.; geed frame house, dement colt.,- astern spring water, °tekerd,ernanUnits, t mime of Radar fences good, 2r%Milan from Bruonela and Walton, Possession at once, Priced for creek Went $0760. Apply to Wire. Wm. Blake at 81. A8 ntstro5, Atrlturn 0 0., Or George Blake, oh Lot 6, Oen, 14, Grey. 24.11 wr ( oixk , t;AtWoht I^s;l!i444. i.; •4 i„i :®. X, +r.444+1 4.14,4rtli -801 R i*+'. 1 aS 1 f 1H,41., 4.4. 1; Old English 'Lavender _ i*t S':,.,.,.,t3}..,.,_,... + 1+,, f*A+ � ,:, f*T RHS, �N..t.. Ists.o'•,. IRt t 10,1 t4 f1 �,� We have a complete stock of this well renown English line sucli as : Yardley's Old English Lavender Gift Sets " An excellent assortment to choose from. Yardley's Perfume and Toilet Water These may be had in four different sizes. Yardley's Laven- der Blossoms Per pkge, 25c O Yardley's Shampoo Powder Per pkge. 60c also Yardley's Face and Talcum Pounder Cold Creams Face Creams' and Compacts Yardley's Shaving Bowls See them '../OARIMPLMIFIA iftel44e)netetetett•teteteut etesratetrtetetpt€ teeote,eutct�crcte rc, ui Smiles 'n Chuckles. Candies Every box contains a guarantee of absolute satisfaction. Boxed in 5 Assortments Price 60c lb. teA. li1*I-D1131,4hS)eaii 2.12`.ata'tta'ItFrab322/020tRal--ZZADIZIBI,77MBL rat3ataUtt27BIRrari7t Allen's Drug Store Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies Druggist and Stationer Successor -to James Fox Prizes Are Increased. The exhibit of draught horses which has always been a feature of the Guelph Winter Fair, should be increasingly interesting at the com- 1 ing show, Dec. 9 to 12. Over 51500 is being offered in prize money and. an additional section has been added to the prize list by which $100 is • being offered for yearling geldings.I Previously no classification was pro- vided for animals of this age. With the exception of the yearling class, ten prizes are offered in each of 7 sections, with 5210 being the total prize money in each section. In the yearling gelding class the first prize is 530 with each subsequent prize 55 less. owe -LOOK AT YOUR LABEL G atre Friday and Saturday - Dec. 6 - 7 Ken Maynard IN A FIRST NATIONAL. PICTURE Coma out to Cheyenne. See the greatest rodeo ever held 1 See Ken Maynard ride bucking bronahos bulldog racing steers and ride to Victory on Tarzan in one of the most thrilling races ever staged 1 Thousands of people from all over the world visit Cheyenne, Wy- oming, during its world -fatuous annual rodeo. Ken brings this rodeo to you as part of a wonder- ful love story. WITH TARZAN THE WONDER HORSE Monday & Tuesday -. Dec. 9 & 10 The Strange Cas fOk ;dmper Captam , � With Internationally Famous PAUL WEGENER and the Continental Beauty MARY JOHNSON Trapped in the lonely Arctic waste%. Hie plane hopelessly wrecked 1 For- gettirg the ways of men and women. Then a miracle brought him back to cleilization. Wild 1 An animal 1 With nothing to remind him of life except the love of a beautiful girl EXTRA - "Felix the Cat" Friday & Saturday - Dec. 13 & 14 Tom Mix "Deadwood ®®d i and Tony in Coach" A Western Picture you have been waiting for 9 "REVENGE" "THE TEMPEST" Comin ! "The Crash" "Tie Haunted House"