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eel to be very interesting, lie told
Surplu';-Of
!' OPLE WE KNOW.
I
I�
Long as 1 live,
Orville moved
she leaves many by whom ]he will
how God had 1(:d men through
33. Million
,
,+,.,,.,
I
.
Mrs, Mary Whitfield
Marks 61stIs
ReportedW
, 3wtp is ig
to Stratford tile weet-
�����
A wide circle of friendsand ae -
because
e
•
May Report
school spent
friondv Vaud relatives to
i�
luaintunces were grieed
of the death Mrs, Mary Whileld
r ® nniver's'alry
DomOnlon. Government
and with
[�
of
home
The I�'ind O f Death j
Balanced Budget In March
town,
Walter• hiller, London, was a,l�en�lef%Ibrance
0 ay
at her in Brussels au Satur-
day night, bre was .tile widow of
The United Cliuroh of Brussels
The Canadian Government had a
first
Sunday visitors' with Ills mother,
�
the late Joseph Wh9field and pass.
was, crowded to capacity last Bun-
day evening when It celebrated iln
su1'Dlus of $33,872,600 for the
Mrs, Win, Miller, Turuberry street,
Mrs. Frank Woods, Mussels. lira
T. Whitfield, 14th concession Gley;
ed wway in her 741h Year following a
department $1,000,000. Total re-
seven mouths ofthe fiscal year, it
north,
'
1
year of falling health.
Glat anniversary, Four ministers
is reported today by Watson Sollar,
From
Mrs, Robert Pearson, Attwood
was Sunday with friends
�
The deceased was the daughter
Mr, Mr's. 13artwell Speiran,
were present; Rev. Air, flaltonoy,
pastor of the church; Rev, Mr,
comptroller ofthe tresaury,
a visitor
0
of and
Graham of .St, Jahn's Angilcaa
P,,pmii 1 to Oct, 31, receipts totalled
and attended the anniversary ser.
$52,945,554.
16th con., Grey township and was
Church; Rev. Mr, Wilbsins, of Cron.
$319,767,177 and disbursements
vices In the United Church,194I�
The fine wether helped to
burn near Mollerleff.
the foriner's parents, lir, and lira,
$286,384,577.
Wm, McCracken was In Hamilton
IRA
I
her marira.ge to Joseph
brach and Rev. Mt. Cowan of Port
Elgin, Mr, Mahoney had
At -tile same date last year, Fitt-
Dunning faced a de-
on Mpnda.y.
Mrs', Wm, Sinclair has gone to
]�
The Debt Un e 19
Whitfield she resided on the 1it:L
con,, of Grey township and later
charge of
the opening worship and Mr, Wil-
arcs Minister
,
Hamilton
pa ayabl
I
to
liatns react the Scripture lesson.
ficit of $64,003,380, The difference
e artiage of
to attend tile m
her daughter, Miss Ruth,
I�
moved Graham's survey, one mile
Brussels. Two daughters
Player was then offered by Mr.
this year represents a turnovor of
which will
winter spent
south of
, $100,000,000 and Increases the hope
bud-
take place on Saturday, Nov, 13t,
Mrs, Young,
(( j�
1
predeceased her in their young wo-
husband
Graham. The guest speaker for
the evening was Rev. kir, Cowan of
of treasury officiais a balanced
Edna Morris, was .lie
What can give,
tuanhood and rer passed
Port Elgin, Hh,
get may be reported at the end of
4th prize winner at the Triple
D 11 D \Vi =1 Sh
r „'
0 ld ' l 1 d brave
away fifteen years ago. Some yearn
,I ���h`tfi ld • d a
sermon was,
p•
"Cone, and follow Ale," which t ,v-
tlfe fiscal year next Mareb,
a or ays In ng lam, a le•
ip so IU1 ea an
It
ago the late ra, 1 e at ba
to Brussels whore,
eel to be very interesting, lie told
All Report Increases
of the ua-
ceived a ladies toilet case.
Burt Gallonage, St. Catbarine•1
I
I�
Long as 1 live,
Orville moved
she leaves many by whom ]he will
how God had 1(:d men through
On the revenue side
town,
�ma
�
be �
life to death and thst we should
tional ledger, every agency rctiort-
Io
Customs duties
was a weekend visitor in
firs. James Fulton is vis.thtg thin
;
To pay the life you gave �' 1�
greatly missed•
There remains to mourn their loss
answer when Ile calls.
as increase.
ditties,,
in Toronto with her daugctter,
i�
-
her one son Orville at Baine, four
Special n u rc was rendered by
were up $10,000,000, excise
week
,Irs, Ii, ll. Clarke,
The I�'ind O f Death j
sinters, firs'. George McCall a,:d
the choir catnlstmg of two anthems
$4,000000; exeire taxes', $21,000,OtlO;
I�
and the quartette Mrs. O, �Sira
11100th@ tax, $16,000,040; post -office
Telford xeirer, was the $1.GU
prize winner for the largest w eklY
,
For has slain lif e s f lower �
Mrs. Frank Woods, Mussels. lira
T. Whitfield, 14th concession Gley;
Hiss Margaret Garniss, Tam Sirach-
b
department $1,000,000. Total re-
you
1�1�.
Mrs. ilichel, Godericr and tl,reo
all. and J'the Bates. Milos Garnlgh
eeip4s in the elven-months period
order tit the I, McDonald butcrct'
Ic;rt
� It withereth I�
brothers, John Speiran, 12th con
leader the chair received high
last year were $266,811,623 and this
year, $319,757,177, Ila iucrea;a vi
shop Week,
a ,r and ::n,
9 I
� [God all alceds in ours.
u s>i'ol Grey, H.,t,y Speiran, i; tr
Lake Speiran Brussels,
ni
t-en,mendatic^i for the splendid
cougar numbers,
$52,945,554.
vi:, ors
Toronto wee Sunday visitors w•itlt
cont
grail;
j
and
Fnsert set'v7ces, conducted by
The fine wether helped to
On the disbursement sic19 fire
the foriner's parents, lir, and lira,
l
the large congregation which ai-
comparable figures were $330.815,003
J. C. Backer.
her pastor, Rev, H. Mahoney, wile
tended,
ry r
last year and $..8G.384,a77 this
Mr. and Afro' G. A, Deadalau
I� I� �ICC��Iii��j�held
from her late residence,
year, a decrease of $44,430,426.
have returned to their home here
for the having I'12
Church street, with interment in
Brussels cemetery.
Foy., Sapper
The net result of the seven
winter spent
months' operations lyes a tolleu-
summer months in Merlin where
Pallbearers were: Stanley Speir•
During the n
s' Pets hour Pleasit:g
collect-
stratlon the Dominion wasccect-
'Mr. Deadman conducts his apia°v
anWolilam SpeiranLouis Whit
, ,
entertainment teas. presented by
Ing more money and spending iesa
Mrs. Ira McLean and datightors,
field. Ewart Whitfield, Cloyne Mich
local talent. Hiss Alice Pope .,nd
Marilyn and Donna are visitors
el and Ralph Thomson.
Mary Davison favored with several
tha a year ago,
Two of the major reasons wry a
with relatives it Wroxeter.
1
Ing and look up the house in case
-
duets, a trombone sola by lir.
deficit last year teas converted Into
Mr. and Mrs, ArtIn Do n,
1
`Q1
thre were unwelcome callers but
r.
Letter t® the Editor
Buschland, clarinet solo by Mr,
a surplus this year concerned the
Leamington, Mrs. G. Chidlow, Hes•
!
we can't state with certatnty lh t
Blackstone and several gaiter dusta
Bank of Canada An(l the C ana:diall
pier and firs, G. To:phaui, ;ew-
anyon rmoved their radio to the
Eatonia, Sask.,
b the Mveallam sisters of Blyth.
y
National Railways, It was neves•
bridge were week-eud visitors +lilt
cellar or other convenient biding
Nov. 1st, 1037
A letter was read from Western
sary last year to provide $33,:132:
the ladles' brother, N. Chapman•
-Mrs.
Listowel Retains NOTICE
place for a time but -it has been
To ill our dear friend
Canada thanking citizens of Brus-
970 for Ills railtway under tli%, re.
Brussels and sister tJ, W,
Hough Cup
Pianos and Organs Tuned and R.
done.
Brussels, Ontario:
cels for theft car of flf
funding act but no money was
Fischer, Cranbrook,
Friday afternooA the final football paired.
Satisfaction assured. J. C.
-
at
We people living in and around
We
The stain program the eonce
necessary this year, A2 the same
The lloutreal GanadIens' Morena
game between 1,16towel Ili gh S'.'hoal
Blackstone, Owen Sound, Ortega
Ramsay M'Doatalel
Sask., namely some 160
was' given b •the Centennial concert
y to t
time, $23,500,000 wits provided last
Memorial Hocke game at Stratford
y
and B. C• S. tock Place the local• left
at D. C. Warwick's Brussel will
p
Lal70Y i�ta>zG'SP13aB'1
families cansisting of 6Ua People
Party of London. Owing to the ab
Year for the railway's deftelc and
on Saturday attracted a large num•
y team
beg Brussels.
winning by a score of 1 to U. receive
prompt attention.
I�SG'S Seca
wish to thank you from the holtom
e
Fence of Rev. Walter Craw, Bfr,
29,250,004 this year,
of young men from
g
B. C. S„ however was beaten on the
_,,_
at
of our hearts for your great car of
Hall was master of ceremonies n•td
Last Year", the Dominion est aside
Win. Stills was unfaruuate enough
round as Listrrti•el had taken the
Presentation Made
last
vrgetaibles and fruits to us alt
introduced his party of .lira. Gray,
$u,100, 000 for the purchase of cap:
to severeiy cut his foot with an axe
first game of the series in Lislotvel to
Bruce Moore
Prime Minister In 1924, 1929 and
'week.
Pianist; Miss Pauline I•'itzggraid,
tel stock of the beak to give it
oon day
wood Satur
while choppingthe
Tuesday before by a score of
i
The Y. P. S. of Melville Chnrc.t,
Again In Year 1935
There were 316 bags of Potatoes
Violinist and Miss Taylor, Realer:
control, No money was needed
afternoon. The gash required two
3 to 1. called
at the biome of Bruce Macre
over 300 jars of fruits, lovely Punrir
Mr. Hail delighted the con
congregation
tIrt
this year,
stitches to close it,
--aa_.. ,
on Saturday evening, pa -or to sly
HAD HEART ATTACK
kips, squash, citrons, apples and
with his Bass solos, and a$ Yh+
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Jescbks, D^•
Western Ontario
departure for Chesley where be
-��
miscellaneous cods and the can-
g y
numbers of the ensemble were
- ---•
troll were week end visitors tt.:.n
Hockey Association
will join the staff of the Bank of
Veteran Laborite Was 71 Years of
siltuted a special gift to each honi�
heartily encored
Famous Florida
frtendv.
Commitee, and presented hint with
Age; III For Years
among You have dobe a
beoog0000t+esastisaas�avaoasoaaa�
Sextet
lir, and Mrs. Ha rry Champion
The annual meeting of the W. O,
hr the Lletotr'el
u pen. A delightful lunch was sore-
Bight F3on, ltnnlsay IacDouald.
us.
Christian deed and we wish to tell
were visitors with friends at Ail;"
Ii• A. will be held
ed and (lancing ejoyod. All enjoyed
Great Britain's outaan(ling labor
Law it has blessed us.
Under the Auspices of the Band
P
Craig sail D•rtruit:
Club, Listowel, on Tuesday, Norelu-
in wishing fir. Moore tht beat of
statesman who headed three govern-
you
Thi LaPorte Relief Committee,
ch
McNichol-Querengesser
Hall
Brussels Town Hatll
John Rushton and daughter, Mrs.
ber 23rd, at 2,30 p,m, luck
in his new position.
menta daring his tong career £n pub-
Laport, Si -k..
A quiet fall wedding was solem-
��it tL
Friday,1VCaVen11)er 12
Stow, Port highz were Sunday
Business includes election of of-
-'-'-'°-
Itc life, clicd last night c•a reut'> to
Signed -Rev, Ph£llipp Mueller,
nizecl at Knox I'1•es�liYtei•1an manse,
Most Versatile Group in America
guests with )It-. and Mrs. S, r,
fivers, suggested groupings in both
junior. series.
Former Brussels Resident
South Ani, aica, where he had reaped
Lutheran minister, cllall'SIli11,
Cranbrook, when Iiulda Querenges-
er, 12th Grey become the
EACH PERSON
Davison,
Mr. and Mrs, Dahnrier, 11r. and
I
intermediate suer
Representatives from your club are
Passes In Deficit
to recup,•rate his health,
'NvDonald
Ret, 11'!11, L. Gaurley,
con„ of
brine of Orville AIeI�fchol, also of
AN INDIVIDUAL ARTIST
Mrs Brill and fIi a 12oppe iinJer-
invited to attend,
Tre commavity was Badu ned to
lir. sailed last Thurs.
,
United Church Mu!stet•, eel
12th can, The ceremony was
CHATAUQUA CONCERT
wood were visitors with friends ort
1leDonald, Actin Pres,
J. C, g
learn of the death in Detroit, crt
day mt its truer P.eina dell Iacilka.
message from the liner
performed by Rev, W. A. Willlnnne
RADIO
Sunday,
Cheney, Unt.
Tuesday, of lira. J. F. Ilouhan, form-
A tvh•elsss
his death, ll!. ilae-
�r gT �+-g"r ,p g
dSLV 1.,.' 6r 1YdL�
V
The ;bridal couple were attendeat
Maurice Cooper -Tenor, Manager
r, ,
Trt• Ladies of Brussels i cued
H. H. Lucas, Sody; Tress„i
Alice Wilton,n daughter of 3L•.
reported
D
Leeds, lU, 1£acDoa(k'a
by the brirls's' sister, Miss Elsie
Orita Wilson -Soprano
ctturrlt Packed a buil of goods at
Hanover, O:;t.
Samuel Wilton and tl•o !Ate \Ira,
Sar
Wilton,
iiiuuau uP
son -7n anuoueed,
'M Roht, Dosman visited twills
Qnersltge-ser and Wesley Otte,vetl,
Vivian Morrison -Contralto
Arthur Crittenden -Pianist
the library last Thursday est. oa;t
`a*i
Brussels,
Bostcles her husband, Lhe ipavvr
-law,
Reports idicated fir, MacDorsald
his Parents in Bluevaie and wits
littler fr£en(is to \\'itsgham•
os Detroit,
After
Joseph Miles -Baritone
at $176.50 for the West.
Mr, and Mrs. William Clark have
Church Notes
foot children, Mary Ii., Aiargurrite
four
died of a heart attack.
M, and , Carl Nels and fain•
a honeymoon spent in Dc -
y'
„
i trait the newlyweds tw.l, reside ill
Arthur Logan
g
sold their farm, and will move b telt
lIurning service In Melville Pres
Nat, Alice also three sisters, llrs,
fir. Mac7)onaid wits 71, 1-1e re-
ily d.,wc,i to G title last week.
Grey township.
ADMISSION -Adults 25c
to their home in Brussels.
byterlau alhureh was conducted by '
Coleman, St, Thome lits, (:ctilaglt•
shed as Prime \Iinioter June 7'
Mr. David Ranisay and Mr. Rolit.
Children ',5c
Mrs. Ii'erher Craven, is tine
Rev. T. Lewis Williams of lila'- I
hen, Belleville; Airs. Birtles, Toruli
1935, and rums succeeded by Stau? t;'
lia('eilau : Pent Saturd iy !it Loc.
RIEH _
Mrs
guest of her cousin, lira, \\'ni,
Aston, who tools for his text, Psalm:, 1
III
to; her father, III,S. Wilton and
Baldwin, uow Earl Baldwin of
don,
A quiet wedding teal: place at
riding took place
54111W L
E., N T
Bing; Miss Helen Backer to Toron,
45-8, "All Thy Garments Smell ail
'Myrrii, Aloes and Cassla," Tlw
one brother, Jos., Brussels. Thu
funeral will take plarc Friday morn
L'atvdley, bast flay, shortly after
the Coronation, Mr. MacDonald and
Mrs. Jus. 'lose; spent the tvazk
end with her father anti brother ru the 'United church manse, Walton,
when Rev, C. Cumming Ica.
L%
to and Hamilton.
Word has been received in town
choir contributed au anthem, Oeor ,, i
ing at wins o'clock in Detroit,
Baldwin retired together from
I;luewaIe,
united
bel Jane, only daughter of Rebels
of sudden death Ilamilton
Northwood taking the solo part. Tli` i
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the Cabinet.-
the
fir, and Mrs, Milton Smith and AlcTu and the tats Mrs, fico
THEATRE.
h
Gear"ge Tapping, rusband of Annie
George is
evening service was tvitltdrntvn in'
Melville Campfire Girls r-
son Ross visited on •Sunday texh rt, c of Grey, to
Taggart, eill,
Beattie, a former resident of
courtesy to the United Clurc'!r
The opening meeting of KI -X
(in the evening of November StL, g
P.Y.P:S. Cranbrook for this sea-
,lir. and Mrs. Norman Hoover in Donald Riehl, oil sun of A'!r, and
only n
y'
,S�i�i�®�LTI-1
Brussels,
where anniversaryservices were r •ilt , ail, ]fir Girls hsUl
tite fI h e C 1 e G sAirs,
t of
Grey.
Joseph Riehl, cont:easi`nn 17
NOW PLAYING
Mrs. A. Ii. Macdonald spent cite
hetet. � meetin at the home of Jean Scul,`.
g
sou tear held on Sunday evening
'Mrs. Alvin Smith and hab • came of Grey The happy couple were at
Eddie Cantor
tweak -end in
Horning service in 5t, John's � The meethlg Iva, opened by the uau,
tvitli the president, Alfred Knight !n
t
home from Wingham hospital, gl'id
tended by Miss Velma Robinson off
-in-
.lilcllald,
Anglican Church was .conducted by
al theme song after which illi 'sc•
charge, The meeting opened will,
boih ars fine,
who bine lace over
IIiie
.Ali Baba Goes
"` " -^- - -" -
the rector, Rev, John Graham, who
rotary's and Treasurer's tepnrte
the singing of a hymn and Lord's
Vi=e are sorry to hear Mrs, Chris blue sten,
and 'Wil gg
t0 Town
took for Ills text, Batt, 10.24, "The
were given, Elizabeth Backer thea
prayer followed, by the reading of
toPher IIelheringtou is not as well
he
raiod
supmorted the bridegroom. The
bridug ani.
iwELVI�.�
\\oral Stu Evening service was
favoured us with n Piano solo, It
the n113t11t0a clad the roll coil by
no her many friends would like to
bride was becomingly gowned in
-with-
Jana Lang Roland Young
.�
PRESBYTERIAN
withdrawn.
was decided that the, next meetht"
'Miss Aitte Fischer, The script:tri
lesson ices read by S. Fischer arrd a
see her,
inti lace over i
p pall satht. Sapper
A fun feast of music and dancing
,
-*• -
,
St. Johns
would be held at Elizabeth Baelter',s
biome.
I 1iIr, and Mrs. Jack Wicks*.incl was served at the tome of the
brief business period was presidled spend' Sunday afternoon with Iter
Matinee-Thurs„ Nov. 11, at 3 p. m,
CHURCH
Ladies Guild
1 bride to inimediats .1lleuds, fits
Margtirot Gibson then showed how ` aver by the president. Follotvin. parents Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Tltt.n. bride's going away dream' oras to
{
MON., TUES., WED,
SUNDAY, Nov. 14th, 1937
The regtiltu• monthly meeting of
to matte an organdy flower, wrttclt the mymh suit offering, reorgait)•
{ ton and family
A zation of the society took place. -
tw=eed effect with Black broadcloth.
Paul Muni
Preacher-
i,
St. John's Ladies Guild was held r
wag very interesting, realing
w•ac given by Gladys Davidson. Last year's officers were uuaui,• DEATHS
coat trimmed with Persian lamb
'-in-
REV. HUGH F. DAVIDSON, M.A,
the vestry room of Ills church au
Games were played and candy want moualy returned to office for the
with matching accessories, The
happy couple left. on a motor trip to
Life of Emile Viola
Toronto
Tuesday afternoon with the press•
opened
ensuing
served by the hostess. b season and are as' follows. YUILL--,In Brussels, on Wednesday, the south and on their retetrn tvfil
-with-
Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
dent prosicltiig. The rector
Following
ores., Alfred lir XIlt; vice -Pres., November 10th, Walter Yuill,
I
in reside. in 'Stratford,
Gale Sundergaard Ralph Morgan All the members and adherents are
the meeting with prayer.
S, Fischer; sec., Aiiss E, Williams; year.
i Did You? his
A fantasy of yesterday Is reborn asked to make 87locial
erth
the roll call Ile ho»rtribittion cards
for were Landed ht, As Or Did You Not? ,trees., Miss M. Fischer and organist Funeral will tales place, Princess Huron County
'Williams.
NEWS COMEDY'
efforts to attend
the year I Miss E, The singing of th, Service
Did tho radio license inspector' g Street, Friday, Nov.
_
- - -- -•-- -
trere are still soave of these e:lads
t Meeting
to 10; 1 catch yon without It radio license' auath,er hymn and the repeating of i a,t 2 p. i,. Itttertnt)ni in Brussels Council
NEXT THURS., FRI., SAT.
7RIL� U111�L'1y �I9YTgli�ii
�T5. ,y;a�,
HE CHURCH
outstanding it wits dccide(7
` the Mizpali beoudiction In unison, , Cemetery.
till' IIe paid an unexpected visit 10
-se�
Dick Powell Ted Healy
Ulrl 1;IV
the ladles to leave them at
t'a*dory or with thd, ofdcers of the
I
brought the meeting to a close, I
on Tasatiny- aunt
Io
The next meeting of the ITaron
Fred Waring
_ _+M_
before Ili(,. next rneetdng which
or some Next Monday eveningthere '%TI
I to reports it was tan soon for scrap l i GRAY -In Morris Towtrsbip,
reports
Council tt'ili be hold to ho
Varsity Show
y
REB. H. J. MAHONEY, B.A., 13 D,
guild
will be the annual meeting on Dec,
7, MUTTCounty
m-
fours. We don't know just how be a social evening; conducted ht i Tussday, November 2nd, 1039, Couupfl Chambers, Godariclt, Com -
I
Rose Mary Lane Priscella Lane
Minister
14, Correspondence was rear! by
many dilinqusnt purchasers he ap- the hall by the P. Y, P. S. instead Wm. Cray, In. his 91st year. Mincing Tuesday, November 10th
I
A 'Musical Comedy
o<•0om•
the seeratary. It was decided to
proliended but we do know that of their regular Sunday ovouing Funeral service was held from
tis 1037, tit 2 m, All accounts, noticcid
p.
11 a.m,-Public Worship,,
Bald the annual afternoon tea at'(
there was a.great lush at the post• luocting in tits church. ThEt°s will tats rssfdea:ee, Lot 25, concesalon
02 deputations, .apiplieakiclurt and ten-
COMING-
Conducted by the Minister,
attic of gifts and baking on S.-
office of radio owners who were in a I be a prpgranr autl contests. All l 7, Morris' Township on Thursday
dors should lis lu the Mantis of the
The Life of the Party
3 P.m, -Sunday School.
day, Dec. 18,
great ]tarry to secure the npces"itry 1 the young People are Invited to at. November 4th, 1037, at 2 o'clock, Clerk by Nobember 13th, 1987,
7 p.m-Evehhlg Worship,
Thu cinsud the meeting
tend and enjoy temsolves under the Interment was wade, in Brusaels
paper. Thefts avers the odd riersa is t
J', M, Roberts1, County Cleric,
,
You Only Lime Once
FRIDAY, 7.45-Rogional
geeing
twilit P)mysi•
wits found it convenient to go call- Ansples of th Y. P, S. cemetery,
Godoriolx,
Mats, Sat & Holidays at 3 p.m.
Training School