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UR fine new stock of Holiday Goods is now on display
anda visit to our store Just now offers many sugges-
tions for Christmas Gifts, 'and
will solve many problem in
tit the way of what to give.
• Among the many lines we have are :—
F TOILET SETS AND
s; SEPARATE PIECES
In Pearl on Amber Tortoise
t' Shell, Ivory, Amberg and Eh -
y anti; Perfumes and Toilet
a Wile le, nd Coe -made Ma -d-
ive (lift Seta of Toilet Pre-
peratione for Ladies and
Men. GiFT BOXED.
STATIONERY
45i Some beautiful cabinets also
Correspondence Cards :end
Children's Stationery.
WATERMAN'S FOUNTAIN
PEN DESK SETS
Also the Pocket Pei;s, many
of which have matching au-
tomatic Pen ids, and the New
Colorings are most pleitsmg,
s STOCK PATTERNS
:tF• OF • CHINA
including the New Bird of
TF of i udsr• Pattern €.lso 1 rm-
i2 o„e; Pattern. in the white
and gold, and Scattered Rose
Design. Many beautiful cup
0• and Saurr r-, and other fancy
,epieces
3 DUTCH SILVER
•ee is very popular thi • year, mel
• there are several new pieces
at which we have never bad be
4= fore.
t BRIDGE PENCILS rind other Leather Novelties,
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COUNTERS such as Key Retainers, Shop-
s* AND PARTY PRIZES ping Lists, etc.
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Boxes of Fresh Chocolates a=
FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE
CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS POST CARDS
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LEATHER
HAND BAGS
THE MOST POPULAR
OF THE SEASON'S
NEW BOOKS
and a wide choice of repi u1
at 85 cents each. Alsq Bok.
,for Girls, Books for Bops,
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Lots of Toys
The day will seem more like
Christmas if there are some
Toys included with the other
presents. We have a fine sel-
ection of Dolls, Doll Car
riages, Teddy Bears, Blocks,
Toys, Airoplanes, Trair-a,
Horses, Games and Picture
Books,
Gift Wrappings
Silver and Gold Paper, Holly
Wrapping Paper, White and
Colored Tissue Paper, Tags,
Seals and Enclosure Cards,
Ill.dionzene and Tinsel Cord,
elany Beautiful Things for
Decorations, Dennison's Crepe
Paper, Garland's, Red Wrea.
ths, Tinsel, Hinoki Rope, Red
Flowers, etc,
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Brussels United Church
REV, A. W, AARKER..6r. P.
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Sunday, Dee. 22nd
Cirristmas.Jervices
11 a.m.—Publie Worship.
Subject :
"'The Christmas Rainbow"
3 p.m.—Sunday School Session.
7—A Christmas lYIuslea.l Service
Prelude, lop to the World"
Choir—Two Carols, "Come all ye Faith.
fur and "The First Nowelr
Solo "The Holy City" Miss Procter
Choir "The Midnight Choir"
Solo Mise A. Cardiff
Duet "Flocks in the Field"
Rev. and Mrs. Barker
Male Choir Selected
OFFERING
Sulu "O little Town of Bethlehem"
Miss Ruth Strachan
Choir "The Shepherd's Vision"
Solo Selected Miss Hingston
Female Choir "Hark the Herald Angel
Voices Sing"
Solo "Silent Night" Mrs, Walker
Choir "Hallelujah Chorus"'
Benediction
WEDDING RING Found. Owner of
ring may have same by proving
property. Reeve Baeker.
QUANTITY of Oats for 'Sale. Phone
85.5. Quest Dobson, Ethel 27-V.
WELL Bred Collie Pup For Sale;
Black and tan. Apply to . Mac.
McIntosh, Phone 55.6. 27 •;
1E -Battery Delco Plant with wire
and all equipment in first class
working Condition. Apply to Wm.
Ziegler, Ethel. 24-tf
t,` COMFORTABLE Frame House in
a Ethel for Sale. Good new furnace
garage, hard and sof* water, wired
'=for hydro. Immediate possession.
Apply to Wm. Ziegler, Ethel. 24-tf
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The Wingham Advance had the
following personal relative to 1I
Brussels Old Boy: Archie Ballan
type, who has been on the staff of
the Bank o£ Commerce here h:.n
his removal has a sad flutter among
the. fair sex, to whom his chive)
rous courtesies were very apparent,
and also in musical circles in which
1 a ability as a soloist were beet
recognized.
Christmas Mail
Glazed shinny or fan• cy paper
should not be used as an outside
ripper when nailing Christmas
Tamale, a: the stamps or customs de -
t larations will not stick and the
parcels may be . lost or delayedin
iIiepatching. Mailing • t an early
hour in the day would also assist in
the speedy handling of the heavy j
'hristma: mails, and avoid the
e c fu -ion that world otherwise oc-
tur with a heavy volume of mail
posted ted late in the afternoon. Per-
on: calling at the registration wic-
l:et avoid unnecessary delay if they
would first buy ten -cent stamp ne-
cessary to carry the registered let
r and then proceed to the wicked
to register the mail,
Will Be Missed
Druggist and Stationer
been transferred to Hamilton and
Local News Items
Taxes Well Collected Hydro Was Off
On monday, only some $500.43 Hydro blinked out For a few
of taxes were unpaid when Tax minutes on Tue:.dey night, but It
Collector McDowell, presented his Neon came on again.
tax roll to the Council, Of this
sum $200 is made up in small sums.
Growing Bigger
The Kincardine Review -Reporter
has enlarged to eight columns pe'
page, and ..appears in a new dress
thereby g;viiee Editor J. J.- Hunter
a great opportunity to increase the
service of his splendid weekly.
Rural Trustees' Elections Dec. 26
Hon, Geo. S. Henry Ontario nein'
ister of highways and minister of
education in the absence of Hon.
G. H. Ferguson announced Inst
Wednesday night that rural ratejay-
ers must meet on December 26 thea
year to elect their 1930 school tru-
stees. The school law fixes ft c•
date For the fourth Wednesday i"
December which this years hap
pens to be on Christmas Day.
Engagement Announced
Mrs. Herber* A. Sabine. "The
date," London, Ontario, announ-
ces the c ngttzemont of her d. igiiter,
Glace Blanche, to Cameron Evans
lenowl son of Mr. -and Mrs. Chas..
I,. Kneel. Galt, Ontario, the Mas
iI t t-, take place the end of Dee
metier. _lis Sabine has been a fre-
quent 'visitor et the home of Frank
Leal firs. Stretton.
Funeral of the late Mr. Scott.
The funeral of the lute Peter
Peott sa' held on Thur0day fter-
noon from the home of his on -in'
1:.w Feed ed I u1"hill. S• rt ice t the
1 ome was conducted by Jtev. F G.
Fowler, 'jester of Melville Presby•
trrun Church. Thr• pallbearers wore
deceased's two sons. Brine and
>: tart Scott, son-in-law, F. Bur-
. ellen nephew, tew Norman ScottPictures Coming to Grand.
The following pictures are booked brother-in-law, Will Brine, and J.
for the Grand. Keep list for rotors D. WarwickInterment was mads'
reference:— In Drueeels a r-metery. Among those
December : from a distance who attended the
December
Angel : funeral were : Wm. Brine, Teron-
g to• Norman Scott, Ottawa •; Cha:
28-24-25—Milton bills in `'The Lcrkie, Toronto ; H. J. Page, Mont
Crash" teal ; 1lrs, Brine Scott end Miss
27-28—Capt. Lash, Jean, Toronto.
30 -31 -San. 1—Four Sons I
Jan, Minor Locals.
8-4—Rough Riding Romance, roun,•il met Monday night.
A Run Away
Read • 11 the a'Ivertiamente,
,Saturday morning when Thos Only Tice more shopping days.
of Ethe, turned his horse Chri t.nas is just"round the ear-
Vodden,off the 9th con., onto the main St, ner.
his steed became frightened of two One week from to -day is Christ
ponies that boys were riding, and mus•
upset him and breaking away from 1 These are the year's hor! :r
the cutter in front of Dr. Warwick's data,
The horse raced through town and Have you done your Christina.
up over Tory Hill. The harness shopping?
Trains
was damaged. Mr. Vodden watt
ns are running late from
shaken up, being dragged for a the Beest.
sure to give us your Christ
distance. I e leas visitors.
"Ruth Comes Home" { Sancti Claus will he with us be•
Last Thursday evening the young fore we know it.
People of the United Church pre- ; A number took in the Guelph
rented the play "Ruth C'omcs ; Winter Fair last week.
Home." at the Town Hall and drew *et your advts. in early fot
a good crowd. During the evening The Post, This is our busy time.
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well' Thank oodne.s taxes Muriel Michiel gave aIg are over --
rendered piano solo, and Miss Ruth new for the Christmas expenditure.
Strachan gave a fine vocal solo. 'Get your skates sharpened up—•
'Tile Male Sextette also gave two ; indications point to a real geed
numbers. Following was the east of; season ahead.
characters in the play : Mrs, Wid- Heap in mind the date of the
ener, Jessie Miller ; Ruth Carroll, Brussels Winter Chantauqua, Feb.
Sadie Pierce ; Angeline Maloney, 21, 22, 24, 25,
Leota Cardiff ; Petrack Maloney,; The Ontario Government by its
Bertram Hemingway ; June' Wid- 13 per cant, tax per gallon of gas-
ener, Margaret Downing ; Peter cline cleaned up $8,400,000 during
Easton, Fred Glassier ; Garnet Wid- the pe..st year,
ener, Jack Edgar ; Coleman Black- The schools in this vicinity will
more, George Pierce ; Mrs, Lawlor, l close for the Christmas vacations
Been Stephenson ; igen. Haven,' on Friday, December 20th, to open
Harvey Stephenson. I on Thursday January 2nd.
Winn, Second Place
The finals in the oratorical con i
test among Young People's So,iet
ins, Huron Presbytery, were held
in Wesley-W@Itis United Church
Clinton. recently.
Miss •NIargal e
McLeod, I od, of Clinton was given first
place for the young ladies and Mise
Shaiekleton, of Ashfield circuit tie'
sad. Mies McLeod s address un tl,c
"League of Nations", was a mss
terpieee and was delivered in ex
cellent order,. In the young men'
contest, Murray Grainger, of Bay
field, won first place with the sub-
ject, "Why go to Church?". George.
Pierce, of Brussels, was given see
end place. He delivered a fine ad-
dress on "Choosing a Calling." 'l'h •
winners were presented with :.ilvr r
medals and the losers with bronze
ones.
Sills Coming in a Frank
Packard Railroad Film
"The Crash" is the intriguing rte
well as forceful title of Milton
Sills' latest First National starring
Vehicle, which comes to the Grand
Theatre on Monday and remain
until after Christmas. It was adapt-
ed from Frank Packard's widely
read story of the lives of railroad
end eonsfruction crews far away
from the. large cities, called "The
Wrecking Boss." The combination
of star, story and' setting make
"The Crash" one of the most pro•
raising entertainments that has
shown hese in some time, Thelma
Todd, Willtam Demarest, Wade
Boteler, Sylvia Ashton, Dewitt Jen•
nings and a • number of others assist
Sills in bringing life to the char-
acters in Packard's story, They
portray the picturesque characters
that. are always he evidence when
life is more or less in the "raw,'
Almost the entire picture was film-
ed around Truckee, California, the
highest railroad junction in the
world. Beside the usual comedy
Felix the Gat will be seen in "Sure
Lock Homes."
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drttr. Jack is Twenty one
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r ,y j Mats. is twenty^one today. Blit -
lie has more than a man's
years to his • credit: Ile lige one thousand
dollars in the bank,
It has grown' with tt practical mother's love,
from the initial deposit of one dollar on the
first Birthday twenty years ago
Youth and age alike boat' witness to the' value - •
or steadily building a Savings Bank Account.,
Your child as a depositor, will attain a higher '
standing,in,the "community, fancily, 01•, most
important, in his own ostimati' ii. ()pen a sav-
i.,gs Itccutlnt for the child.
'NHE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
,r'R, w/dch,s amot9amared
'THE STANDARD BANK O1~ CANADA JI
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Crowded Out Making Recovery_
The last minute rush of advts. The Stratford Beacon Herald had
have crowded out the report of tale the following personal :— Mr's,
County Council for this week. It (Rev.) 0, W. Cosens leas returned
will appear next week. I to her home, 76 Parkview Drive,
Birthday Party. • 1 Lifter undergoing a serious opera,
The annual birthdayart of the tion in Harper Hospital, T)etroi.
party Her friends will be pleased to lean.
"Little Stars" Mission Band of Mel- that she is making a satisfactory
villa Presbyterian church will be held recovery.
in the lecture room of the church•
on Thursday evening of this week This Means You
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at 8 o'clock. See advt. Make it a point to look at the
label on your newspaper. The date
Made a Splash printed after your name is the
Last Thursday's London Free time when your subscription is due cl
Press contained a two-page adver ' and should be paid promptly. i
tisement of Wendell Holmes Boolt Promptness in meeting the small i
sl op for Christmas shopping. A sum of a subscription payment' l�
picture of Mr. Holmes adorns one saves the publisher much repetition VV,
of the pages. Old friends are glad of detail bookkeeping, and the sub 1
to lee him progressing: scriber the annoyance of being
Father Passes Away dunned for a little account. Our
We are sorry to report the death Saturday.
Didist was corrected last ' c,�
of Geo. Ashton, sr., father of heft • Saturday. you receive credit?
reth Ashton, former teacher hers, Christmas Concert.
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which occurred at the home near The 'annual Christmas entertain- , C
Fordwich on Tuesday morning. ))e. ment of the United Church Sunday
ceased was a prominent farmer and School was held on Tuesday even- e
suffered a stroke last Thursday. `ing in the Lecture room of the
Minor Locals ' 1 Followin• the program Santa Claus
Church, and drew a big crowd.
This is renewal time for your fav Ott
orite paper. distributed the presents and cand-'�
p p � les to the kiddies The program �- e c c c cAgc c c c c
Yardley's Old English
Lavender Gift Sets
For Ladies and Gentlemen
Complete assortment to choose from
Waterman Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets
Eclipse Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets
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The Warwick Gifts Worth While
Each Gift daintily boxed for presentation 3:
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Christmas Stationery
Christmas Cards, Etc,
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French ivory and
Pearl and Amber Products
Including Toilet Sets,
Manicure Sets, etc.
Popular Bonk Reprints
• By well known authors.
Fine selection to choose
from. -
Ladies Purses
Made from genuine
leather and of latest
design.
Moir's Chocolates
A fresh supply on hand In Christmas Packages
Alien's DrugStore
Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies
Druggist and Stationer Brussels
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The cold spell didn't help the follows : Hynin, "Hark the Herald'
coal bins any. I Angels Sing" ; Prayer, Mr. Barker ;
Christmas makes children of int Recitation, arguerite Henderson
all—or it should do so, 1 and Jack Jamieson ; Solo, Je'o
December has been a real good Speiran ; The Quarantine Army by
old-fashioned winter so far 1 5 Primary boys; notion song, girls
Sunday's freeze-up and small of Mrs. Proctor's class; solo, Mack
snow storm helped the roads after Backer; The Fairies, 4 little bids of
the thaw..i Mrs. Bell's class; play, "Christmas in
Carbon monoxde is no respec.or other lands, by Miss Buchanan's
of persons. Open the garage doors elass ; recitation, Jean Stephenson ;
after you start the engine.
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Officers Installed t recitation, Ross Nichol; duet, Glen
Last Thursday evening, D. D. G. end 'Lloyd Wheeler; play, Christmas
11. T. Fortune end his installing ea Child, Mrs. Davidson's class; recite-
ticers, of Wroxeter, paid the West- tion, Isabel Lowe; Reindeer chorus,
ern Star, I. O. O, F. en official 10 children; piano solo, Alice Pope;
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(ices : White Christmas, Mrs. Denman'a
P. N. G.— W. Bell ; class; A letter from an old friend,
N. 0,-0. Hemingway 1 Mrs. Lowry's class; solo, Miss Jessie
V. G. —D. Kirkconnel i Straehan; Market Maids and Groc-
Rec. Sec.—W. J. McCracken tz'y Clerks, by 10 girls and 10 boys
Fin. Secy.—W. A. Williamson of MS's. McDonald's class; Tee
Liv-
Treas.—S. Wilton ing Christmas Tree (exercise) ; pan.
Chaplain ---N. Chapman j tomine, Helen McAllister ; dialogue
Warden—S. Wilton Hiring a servant, Mrs. Roses' Cease ;
Conductor—R, Bowman ' Men's chorus, Mr. Barker's clase ;
1,, --idc Guard—W. Little Pantomine, Crowning the Queen
visit and installed the following of- levtation Clye Campbell; play,
GREY
The following is the report of 5,
S. No. 2, Grey for the fell term
Classes examined in all subjects: --
Fifth Class—Alvin McDonald 72.2
ee. Jr. Fourth Class—Jack Turn•
Lull '71.5%. Sr. II—Jean McDonald
81.1%; Bill Turnbull 61,1x/. Jr-.
Primer—Helen Turnbull, very good.
—Miss Elva J. Hemingway, Teacher.
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Huron Co. Plowmen
ANNUAL MEETING
TIT Annual Meeting of Huron County Plow.
ell will be held In the Town
Egli. Brnapels, on Saturday,
nt2 80 o
pxiness Dofsetehmbar 21tst,
will the electlon of organic, r. e meetthg
Secretary's reort. �c Everybody cordiallyinvited tattend
NM. SPEII President.
L E. CARDIFF, tiearetarr.
CAMPBELL.—In Brussels South, en Satnr•
day, December 14th, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Campbell. a daughter. •
DIED
Mc\IICHAL(L—rn Moose Jaw Hospital, nu.
Sunday, Dao, 8th, George McMichael, 10
his 80th
SICIU4TON.—yornur. Grey township, on Saturday,
December 1411,, Isabella Douglas, widow
of the late James Houston, aged 70 years,
10 months and 11 levo.
a1NT0II1..—In Morris township, on Sntur
day, December 1411,. entre Elisabeth Stein
widow of the Into Charles J. Hinton!, 111
be- 71st year.
Farm for Sale
The underelvned offers for sale that vole.
able farm of150 acres known as the estate of
the Tate John Sanders, being composed of
Lots 22 and 28 In the70Eh Concession of Grey,
ant1situated on n County Bichway, Farm
In arat•clnes cultivation• well drained and all
cleared except 7 "ores of hush e, mile front
Ethel railway ,'tnWon : 11 • ntlIea from the vii.
lags or Ethel, and 6 miler Aron, tn:1811 ls. Int.
ntedla40 uaeseaefoo.
P- oseeetl ve purchasers will entomuniente
with It Pnn+tene, Barrister, Wingham, or
Box No. 80, Ethel P 0.
Outside: Guard—Jas. Thue11
Mrs. Parker's class ; recitation Lyle I°107alaln eatlee;Ielteeeleleeeltakeletelaietelec iffieleceeeitzetec'•w
R. S. N. G.—R. Henderson . Hacks.
I,. S. N. G.—W. Backer
R. S. V. G.—R. J. Hoover
L. S.V. G.-13, McIntyre
R. S. S.—W. Clouse
L. S. S —M. Lowe
After a few short speeches,
lunch was served.
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CRANBROOIC
Chas, E. Raddatz and wif", of
Detroit laevo gone to West Palm
Beech, 020 Main St., Florida, for
a the winter. Mr. Raddatz is an o'•1
Cranbrook boy.
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our Bulk Candy SPECIAL
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Pipes
have some 'bargains la
and a nice assortment,
make a nice Christmas
Christmas
Wrapped Cigars
THE BEST
In 5's, 10's ez 25's
These make a nice gift.
In Christmas Wrapper
TOBACCO •
1 lb. tins. Xmas wrapped ".
All kinds of Fruits and Nuts All fresh
Special
City
Bricks
A 2 lb. Box Assorted
Chocolates. See this 4 1.00
Dairy For Bridge, Afternoon Tea, Dinner
or Evening Party, and as a Delight -
ful Refreshment at 'all times.
Tempting plain and (fancy flavors.
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Wishing All a
joyous Christmas
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Shopping days till Christmas are only 5 — a very
short time in which to choose suitable gifts for
those to be remembered.
BUT LOOK !
This is the year to give "Things to Wear" and
never before have we shown such an elaborate
choice.
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51 Suitable Gifts for the Whole
Family and all Friends besides
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See our
Display of
Beautiful Fur Coats
Dresses, Coats and
Dressing Gowns
Parasols, Purses
Hosiery, Lingerie
Gloves, Scarfs
Handkerchiefs
and Beautiful Linens
Late Ship-
ments of
Men's Pine Overcoats'
Boys Navy Stripe Suits
(Nothing nicer for Xmas)
Socks, Stockings
Ties Scarfs
Forsyth Shirts
and' Neckwear
New Silk Underwear
For Men that,
Everybody wants
KING BROS.
WINGHAM ONTARIO
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