HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1937-10-6, Page 3THE BRUSSELS POST
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When you see a motorist driving in a manner dangerous to the public,
take his number, make a careful note of the actual time and place, and
when you reach your destination write to the Motor Vehicles Branch,
Department of Highways, Toronto, giving full details. We do not invite
reports of minor infringements of the traffic laws; you are requested
to use sound judgment. We will deal adequately with offenders !
DID YOU
CAUSE THIS?
As a motorist and a citizen of Ontario, answer
this question: How would you like to face the
rest of your life knowing that you were respon-
sible -through carelessness -for an accident like
this ? Would you ever want to drive a car again?
If you do drive, get this clearly in your mind !
Should you break an Ontario traffic law and
cause death or injury, you may not be allowed
to drive a car again! We are determined to end
the needless slaughter of our people. Cutting in,
passing on hills and curves, crowding, racing
"and other breaches of the traffic laws, will get
you into trouble -make no mistake about that
Reckless driving must stop -now!
,ONTARIO
ONTARIO
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Motor Vehicles Branch
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As Ruth walked slowly homeward
again, her feet rustling through the
leaves that were beginning to fall,
hely heart was a maelstrom of
emntlefl'ti.
Hugh free -all the time she had
tbeen living in London, alone with
her memories and her regret,
w, • Had he conte to look for her «M»w, ti :, :«;«;«;»;«w,..: «:« ;«; > q q :«:«::«:«.«tart ? «:«:»:»:»:•' #ro'»,«;«w,..;«w;«w,«;«;«;«;«;«;«,vq«;«;«;«;
after Cynthia had sent him away?
watched the sick man Of course, he would not have been
Afterwards, in Ruth's bedroom, able to trace her, for she had left
she round a way to broach the sub- , no address with Wer old flat, so that
jest that was uppermost in iia: she might be the more completely
mind, cut off from him and Cynthia. It
Itulh had Leen talking of Boris's had never occurred to her that their
wonderful courage and cheerful marriage might .fall through,
ness, and Cynthia asked her- The irony of it all! In cutting
"Does he ever complain of pain herself off frim temptation she had
nowadays?" destroyed her chances of happiness!
Ruth hesitated, , Sometimes it seemed as though
"Well -yes, be has done so, 00. i fate had set out to mock her delib-
cnsloally, lately. And sometimes . erately,
I Have fancied that he was suffer- l How often, she wondered in the
ing, and have asked him abottt it, great desert of London, had she
but he has denied it, I have wonder- missed Hugh by a hair's breadth?
ecl, sometimes, whether the pato How many times, in avoiding the
had increased." ,places where she was afraid or
meeting flim had she unknowingly
"What does the doctor say?" fled from happiness?
"Oh, he won't have a doctor near Site pulled up her thoughts sharp..
him -it is the one thing that makes
It at that -for she felt that they
hint irtrtabte, the mere suggestion were disloyal to Boris, her husband,
of it. He says he ean't bear being She had set her hand to the plough.
pulled about, and that doctors tan It was up to her to go on ploughing'
do cathing fur hint." iter lonely furrow, however difficult
Cynthia adjurterl her cloak with now that she knew what she had
an air of absorption. Then-- I missed,
"All the same, I tnrnk, under tit; I Tier eac•riflc•e, in sending Hugh
rircunlstances, you would be Wine lc 1 back to Cynthia, had been in vain.
Persuade him to see a doctor ocea- Wlty did life play such cruel tricks
atonally, in a rase like that he : Why had Cynthia ,found nut, (e.1
ought to he under continual Miser- , .late, that Ihrgtl did not love her
vat1011." I Silk' stood 51i11 for a moment
Ruth looked at her in alarm ' watching the falling, leaves 1:,r:a
"('yulhla -0t•ht do yon say that? the ct rt th eontu eo. A sieh
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BY MARG" T iiWRIGHT
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SYNOPSIS
Muth Norris, 'stude,.t ,:'a. LCudo1
Art School, Jules her father, Court-
land Norris, a composer, and his
pupil Companion, Boris Quentin for
a summer vacation in a caravan
Boris Quetttin's mother was a Hung-
arian gypsy and he inherited her in-
tense nature.
He falls In love with Ruth but
she tells him she can never love
hint. 7
They encounter a young man on
the road who bad been kao...ked
down by a motorist. He is Hugh She smiled bravely, and Cynthia,
Marvin an Englishman on a walking taking her cue from her, began
tour. Following a ,right in the hos- talking in a lighter vein,
pttal, Ruth who is much attracted : Presently it transpired that this
:o him offers him a lift in the cart- wale Cynthia's free afternoon, and
van. Ruth instantly pressed her to Cerne
Boris resents her Interest in back with her to tea, an invitation
Hugh with whom she finds she has which Cynthia gladly accepted.
much in common. They camp in , So they went down together to
the paddock of his friend Cynthia the house t Clapham, with which
Wendell, but Hugh does not le:veal Cynthia fell in love at first sight,
his relationship with the girl. Boris was, as usual, lying in the
Courtland Norris is not well, garden, basking in the mellow Sep.
Ruth's father dies and leaves ver timber sunshine, As Cynthia fol -
little money for her, She stays ' lower] I nth across the lawn, be
w(th Cynthia, each day falling more turned his head,
in love with Hugh.Ruth bent and 1cisecd him and he
Ruth feels she can stay no longer , gir" her a 10,111g, we'1Conring 17nlil0,
with Cynthia. On her hist evei,,ing ; •'onv'onc tees come to Tec run
Hugh tells her he loves her. But ' Ilnrte." 1111111 told him, and steed
they Cannot lake their happiness at mite., wilt a smile, es 1'yn'lea carne
the cost of Cynthia's, , forward and i.ud1 his 11:•1.4.
Ruth reterned to town and cloves
to another that. She obtains a r
position as a fashion artist.
Boris meets her or, the street and
e
Omit friendship 317 re 'um d,
In 81101110 truth trout the Wileet4 re
h bus Berle I: ('•271)21 •d foe ' i
The deetnrs tell iter be will neve:
walk again.
Rath, in pity, maitre., Bossy :„
layer her position as 11 '.77021 atelet
et Ilaldrirk•s when they tine :117-• i•' 1
also diiibg iroeiallee wee h.
\1y deer -my clear how- you must
have, suffered! _ What splendid
courage yen had! The thought ,t
what it must have been like, fight,
illg and contriving, all this time,
appals me! if only you had writ-
ten to me -let me help you --
•"I
"I rouhln't do that --not even to
you. I managed, somehow. ,ind
now, you see, everything is justified.
I have achieved 17011117 sort of suc-
cess. and we live in comfort a ld
content. You must come and see
US."
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her life. 210110, host n:•d,
.Ind y..4. had It hem. .•clic 3y
(1:ul till dint. 111,1 i17
m.' no! :1 - !'i" Werth tiring. in
1710771i-; hi emit h,+It ,1(171 It,ul-•,:d
finished, and raised bar 1'Y' to the
outer girl's, she had a feelinu .?r^1
Cynthia guesser, She was 10oit171g
at 11('r with suc•.h sympathy, tenth
eontpnusion, that Ruth felt 11;a3.
inadvertently, she had laid her Porti
bare (n the other's eyes,
what the other Cul life meet 1u:7 Oh, yPs, 1(7),771 a1ld T 1t',' slid
been_._121e inch, brave, splendid He, i Very gond t'1ietidq HP is g'•t7a3
No wonder she tad 'henget'. on psie'ltclidly In Smith Africa.'Tdtoy all 11(711 Zea in Chu,a knth walked with Cynthia I c t
Ratti it, 3 t ,he
and while they talked and clintted, 1 'lens, and it was au•eq•;"d ih:11
('3,u7hitt's keen pt•ofe,:atonal eye.; Cynthia should 1'epeat, the visit
, t111 ;11411 :+litre and t„ winch she
had brought another sold in 17111
greater nerd of rest 711:u1 1771', be.r.
self,
(To Ile 'Continued.)
Notice Re Cemetery
Dear Sir: -
We wish through your paper to.
thank all, who have paid for care of
Lots in the Brussels Cemetery,
There are some people who never
have to be notified, and they never
forget this small, yet yearly obliga-
tion.
Others have to be notified sever-
al truce and still hesitate or do not
pay.at all.
Last year when notices were sent
out a circular was enclosed, stating
charges for cutting grass would be
$1.35, if not paid before September
lst each year, This means an
extra Charge of 25c, for every year
in arrears,
September here and almost past,
,but we feel there are many with :
good intentions, who have just over.;
looked this obligation, consequently :
we have extended the time for PaY-
menu until November 15tH in
which $1.116 will still he accepted in
payment.
After said date, and according 10
letter sent out last year, we shall
hold the treasurer and caretaleer
responsible for collection of '.bis o
extra charge 0f 85c per lot or Part1
there -of.
When payment le made, a receipt
is given. It will show the year
for which payment is made,
amine their lots each year if pos.
sible and arrange for any levelling
or seeding,
Otherwise after Apri 1st each
Year caretaker may do such work as
he sees fit and same charged
against such lot repaired,
'Cemetry Board,'
BLUE VALE
R. Eldon lleKiuney, formerly of
Blu'ale and a, brother of W. H.
:Wel:inney has been appointed to
represent the Toronto Board as a
director of, the Toronto Hostel,
where a large portion of relief
money is spent among the unem-
ployed. 111r. McKinney is also a
director of the West Toronto Iti-
wanis club which has taken over
Casa Loma, The proceeds are
utilized to help under -privileged
children,
Miss Elizabeth llathers, daughter
of .lir. and Mrs. Earl Bathers of
ne tbro, formerly or Bluevale is 17
patient in the Woodstock Hospital,
having been operated on for ap-
pendicitis, Mrs: Eliza Pell is witn
her niece, Mrs, Jack Wicketead,
Teach everyone in the family to
be careiftul of fire, to watch stoves,
fireplaces, electric :irons and all
other possible fire causes, and
ether), flay to 1•ent0Ve old rags,
We also ask that Lot owners 0x• papeers and other rubbish.
Colleen Moore at Vancouver
IN relating site had no regrets
A.A in leaving the films, Colleen
Moore was enthusiastically greet-
ed by a host at friends upon her
arrival recently in Vancouver by
Trans -Canada Air Lines. Site told
reporters who mot her at the
plane that 1111e was supremely
happy with the exhibitions of her
famed doll's house, the 1roceeds
of which go to aid Crippled chil
dron.
Nolen Wanted
For Farm Work,
1. MacLeod, agricultural > epresen-
tative of the epunty of H1.1fOnt was
.tn Zurich one flay last 'welt looking
]ver tllo unemployment situation,
lIe has received inain:tion from
Toronto to obtain ten unemployed
chert from each township `111 the
county for whom jobs are wanting
en farms, lit; stated that he had
visited 11 number of townships hitt
had been unable to secure the ser-
vices of a solitary man,
ELMER D. BELL, B.A.
Barrister, :solicitor, Etc.
Phone 20x. -x- Brussels, Ont.
DANCEY & BOLSBY
BARRISTERS, SttLICIT'OIIS, ETC.
L, E, Dancey, K.C. & P, J. Bolaby
Brussels, Ont. 'Phone 54X
James
Howiok Mutual Fire Insurance
-Also
-Hartford Windstorm
-Tornado insurance
-Automobile 1nstlrance
Brussels, Ontario
'Phone 42. Box 1, Turnherry tit,
JAMES TAYLOR
License Auctioneer for tt,1s County
el Huron Sales attendee] to in air
parts of the country, Satistaztio.
Guaranteed or no pay, Orders 1st)...
at The Post promptly attended bo,
Bolgrave Pose Orrice.
PHONES:
Brussels 14-9.
WILLIAM SPENCE
Estate Agent, Conveyancer
and Commissioner
General Insurance
Office
Main i,^treet. -- 'Ethel, Ontario
important Notice
Accounts, Notes, Judgements
CoTlected
Our collecting depassment is a
result of years of successful experi-
ence In collecting local or out-of-
town accounts.
No collection. no charge, Mail
Burkes Collecting Agency
(License 176)
Head Office, Seaforth Ont
Box 498
11
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M,-HtFIwPNV•Mi.
n- A' RANN
FURNITURE AND
Fh1NERAL SERVICE
D. A. RANN
I.,icensed Funeral Director
and Embalmer
AMBULANCE SERVICE
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE
YOUR HARNESS REPAIRED
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Brussels, Ont. t :
r'
it YEAt'3.J AGO «aspic 7111411t to
llf mak° thamaoloes laon:r a b»•
ahoutiag 7'om the bogsr toph,•
If you tried t}y;t'to..1:1ns you
wsutd probably bonvo toappear
�before s commission In iosaot(5,
! eA Now.,A-DAirst the hba aei,s
man use* our We,nt.Aitc,
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