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Nats. Defeat
Brussels2-0
FOR SALE --
Dry Circular Wood. 14)
phone 23-7 Mrs, Mary Lamont
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bed no (airtime to env@ the shot,
Fellowing this goal Bruettels did
net maces up but mime right baolt
to as effort to break into the seer-
iug bat a ane defence held them
rut. le r.e.atre fereed n couple of
tmners hat both were (bleared be -
Pae any damage was done and at
the other end a hdried shot by
Flood went wide of the tnarit,
Stratford torted a corner and
again lirtuesels- got the ball away
much to the delight of their Kea
Porters who were Present in large
numbers'.
The last ten minutes of the game
was playel et a fast pace with both
teams giving all they had to get
the witming goal but it !ailed to
conte,
FOR SALE- Final.
100 year-old Barred Rock Hens Brus,m5
(Brays' Blood Tested and GeTeree
Stratford C.N
meaM
t antled.- 10
Phone 5-49 Wm. Speir, R,R. 5
LOST -
A. stun of money was lost on t
Thursdey, Sept, 8, A suitable
wtbrd offered.
nil
2 goals
Court Official
Resigned
After 27 years serviee as deputy
county and Surrogate Court elerk
and ccurt reporter, Cioderich, Mrs,
Apply at The Post
re -
1 -p
THE BlIIJSSELS POST
to:041am of symptom* i3 ne-
oeSSary, b1.4 their care and the pre-
veal:ion of theie recurrence delpeud
upou the treaea of. the cause, the
Teel of the eonditiom it never Paa'S
to t( :utterly& It is always Weave: -
tory 1.11 ge,t to grips with the eause,
Dodge's Widow
Gets $250,000
Pontiac, Sept, 13
The will of Daniel Dodge, filed
here to, probate, lett $250,000 to leis surenee policy for another year at
widow, the foamier Laurae Me- the %Rale men -ilium of $100 woe
Donald. elite red le to wit reeve een tatty e
The bulk of the estate estimated of the tome compeny,
at approxhitately $10,000,000, eves The Clear. was instrtieted to far.
C Wi1S0n, widow .of JOhn P. Dodge, I ward a leter of Condolence to Mrs,
1 Wilfelti Reed owing to the death of
leer husband eecently, Mr, Reid
having been for some years Mee-
t() Dodge's marriage to Miss Mc- lously a valued member of the e nun-
Donal& daughter of a ganitaulin cil.
The following accountv were paid
T. le, premium on
insurance $100.00
Belson Irwin, drag. rnad
Wainer Cook, dreg, road ..,
Joint Buchaaan, drag. road
Leonard Cook, drag. roaa
Roland Vincent, drag, road
James McGee, ditching
road 10
Stanley Snell, ditching
road 10
Leslie Wigatraan, ditcihing
road 15 ........... ...
Alex Robertson, ditching
road 10 ................
Stuart leteBurney, ditching
load 10
Neal Bredburn repairing
culeerts
The Pedlar Peolele,
galvanieed. page
Council will hold their next meet-
ing on Moeday, Oct, 3rd. '
A, Porterfield, Clerk
East Wa.wartosh
Council
Commit met on Sept, 010 with all
the members greseut, 5541)0065'5541)0065' 02
Oveveoes meeting were read and
approved,
Fred Toll Ire Made 01)iimttea
10 belie 0. .portiou the Kistner
drain cleaned ouRo
t d 503110broltee
tile replaced, Councilllov Ruddy
was inslructed to attend le this
ma t er. 10011011 02 Beecrat
1 131040 a renewal of the Ned 111
WANTED- Edna Reynolds has reeigned , tbe
resignation to be effective at the
1 Pure Bred York Sow, due to .
end of the year. in the meantime a
eeme in Sept. 14th. 1-0
zuceessoe, Miss Evelyn Cooper,
paone 41-12 Wm. Gorsaltiz
daughter ef A. L. Cooper, it i Un -
Ent 21, Con. 5, Grey
dersiood, will be trained in the
FOR SALE, -
One Farm 100 acres, good beilde
Inge, See Lot 29, Con. 3, Morels
Tel),
Crass Farm 110 acre6 part bush,
North pa 29 .aufl. 30, Con, 3, Morris.
'Teat
Executors John Yeti'
Jack Bowman
FOR SALE- •
Sale of Housenold Effecte on
SatudaY. Sept, 24th at 1.30 p.m., at
Lot 29, Con. 9, StotI 3. TW11. 011 the
Mttratty. Parra. Everything to be
sold without reserve.
Mrs, \Vto. Johneton, Prop.
Geo. 11 Elliott, Auctioneer
F'OR SALE -
All kinds of clay tile and slab
wood. At the Walton Mills
2-p Duncan Johnston, Prop.
FOR SALE -
Now prices on Super-Laetic Tires.
Pay cash and buy for less, at
Campbell's Garage, Winghttot,
Prone 184 for prompt service.
worit.
Mrs. Reynolds took her first posi-
tion in the comithouse before her
FOR SALE --
Anyone -wanting to purchase
house or wanting to rent half of it,
phone 79 Mrs', Wm. Sinclair
FARMERS ATTENTION..
MONEY TO LOAN
C. Wilson, w40003a11) F. Dodge,
Retuder 00 at. automobile for101-10210.
The will was dated July 25, prior
Island tugboat eaptain.
Ontario Fatalities
Opinions Differ
'Stall:4h% for the past seven:
monthFh
s of 1;136 OW that fatalities
on Ontario h:ghways levee aroppett
42 per cent over the corresponding
period of last year. Dewing the per-
iod 225 have 12160death ethapared
with 191 last year, This is c.oesid-
ereti particularly pleasing as there
are. at least 4,000 more Beenved
drivers in Ontario thee year than
last, 604,872 license% have been is -
sled this year, a ,6S pey coat in-
crease over 1937.
BEL.GRAVE
marriage at the age of 15, and is a.
veritable storehouse ot information. On Friday night of last week
For years tzlie has also acted as Young Peopee'a activities iu the
elErk of the election board and community began with a big Out-
eoeceal examine, Four county door Rally, There were about 50
jtalges imve come cm gone as we L young Folk preveut. Tbe earlier
ae Melte ether officials and their Pert of the evening was given ovei
useistants durtug her term of office. to group games of various kends
Iamb Reynolds, wife of Governor under the leadership of al. Gilbert
J. a Reynolds, DE Huron °neater
jail will continue in her position as
matron of that institute.
BLT
by Grant Fleming, M. D.
cerzenameo
A HEALTH blER‘ICE OF
THE CANADIAN MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANIES
BAD BREATH
A. had breath is aeaugetber undesi-
rable end, for that reason, consider-
ation should be given by eYet70ne
to the (wises of the condition in
oidee to avoid lis occurrence,
The fermenmtion of food par-
fit:es in the 11.10.il131 will &Most cer-
taitily etuse bad brea.h. This cum -
mealy otcurs when feed is held in a
de coleus tooth mei ty, Proper
care oZ the teeth, by brueling them
Beecroft, MLes Lettie Pearce and
Rev. j, B. Townentl; the games
were held amongst the trees by the
riverside some diseance mirth of the
Tenth line bridge, Later in the
evening a camp ere was lighted in
a cleating surrounded by cedars.
while the fire burned through the
gaup gathered round it for a sing-
song, When the fire had passed
the glazing stage weinets and
sticks, were !provided and a Weiner
roast followed; these with a plent-
iful suply of buns and coffee made
a napipetizing repest. After the
lunch a bate devotional SerViee AV:18.
bet& Mr, Reid Vipond of Queen's
University, a student for the min-
istry ot the United Church, gave a
talk on "Youths who have gone
astray" baeecl upon studies carreed
oat this Ammer in one of the
Amenioan Reformatory institheions.
Sir. Tommend followed with a dis-
cussion of Plans for a Young
People's Soelety in the Community
for the winter months; the propos-
als ere for a society for all 'mho
have finished publio school edema-
ena with a Program that will em-
phasize the needs of the later teen
age years, the meetings will probab-
ly be helet in homes Ease and West
of the Church alternetely, An or-
ganization meeting will be held in
the home ot My. Thos, liebille011 on.
Friday, September Hall when de-
tails will be dismissed More fully
and °revere elected, Rev, J. C.
Nitholsen, M.A., of St, Andreav'e
Chetah, Amberley will be the
special preacher for the Annlver-
snrY in Rtiox United ,Chareu. Bel -
Weave on Sunday, Sept. 25th, Ser -
rives. will be held at 11;00 am, and
7.30 oma
Mortgage Loans on Improved farm regularly after meals ancl-anost
propentlee at 5%. No valuation Important time of all -a tbedittue, 16.
lees or chattel nonage retatired. order to get rid of food partielea,
le. J. COTTY & 00. and by the securing of regular den -
Farm Sales' Service, Stratford tab care will preveat had breath
from e, source that is' new common.
When there is actual .disease of
the mouth, such av pyorrhoea, 01-
00 the adjoir.ing pants', bad breath
may resat either from the condition
itself or teem the fermentation of
toad, particles which the coaditton
favorte. A liettithy throat and a
month kep1 clean by regular use ot
the tootiebrush are the first con.
siderations in preserving au lin.
offensive breath,
11) adeition to the local conditions,
which act as a cause of bad breath,
there are general conditions which
bring it oboe, We tither, Brat, of
the digestive tract becattse 111 One
minds a bad taste 01 the mouth is
freettenty associated with digestive
upsets. Bad breath does occur
quite often among those who over-
eat or whose elimiuntion is fenny,
The bad breath, in such cases, is
really a symptom or an abnormal
condtion of the digestive teaot and
is regarded as saielt by the Individu-
al's physician.
Uncle!' :melt enetetiens, the
Notice To Contractors
The Municipal Council of the
Township of Morris Will let by
Public Auction a Contract to rePaiir
the Seller's; .htuniotpal
The Cootract wall be let at the
Drain near the Railway crossing,
third line at 2 &clock ip.m. on:
Thursday, September Sth, 1033,
A.. Ma.oBweu, Olerk.
Clerk's Notice
FIRST POSTING 'OF
VOTER'S LIST
Voters .1.-Ists, 1938, Village
Brussels, County of Huron
Notice is hereby given that I have
complied with Section 9 of the
Votees, lases Act and that 1 have
Posted up at my °Mee, Breesels,
in te 31sttlay Augut,Ontaro,oh
11,00
4,00
4.00
4.00
2.00
WiaDNESIDAY, SBPT. 1501, 1055
EAST HURON
- FALL FAIR -
Sept. 29th&30t
Thurs., Evening Sept.2
0,00
200
2,00
100
34,110
.40
NI Fair Grounds, Palace Bulding at 8 O'Ci0C
Open to any Public Shool Pupil of
Brussels, Morris or Grey
who Attended School in 1938 ,
Prizes 1st $2; 2nd $1.50 3rd $1.00 4th 50c
2.59
Five Minute Talk on
'Why My Teacher Is My Best Friend'
to be given in the Palace on the evening
of September 29th, open to
Public School Pupils of Morris
Grey and Brussels
Dr. T. T. McRae offers lst prize $3.00
and 2nd. $2.00;
F. R. Smith 3rd $1,00 4th l.00
5th 50c; 6th 50c
School Parade
will he heaaed by the Band. All Teachers and Public School PUP
Parade will leave Vietoria Para at 1 pm, sharp Friday, October1st a
in the parade admitted free to the grounds.
Horse Races -2 Speeding Event
PURSE $80,00 EAC.1-1 EVENT
Hobbles allowed Mile heats 3 in 5
Purses -50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent
Details Announced Later in Press.
Rules
All competitors must be members of the Agricultural Society, Entran
5 per cent of purse. 4 to enter, 3 to start, or no 4th prize. Americ
Association Rules to govein, as near as possible.
Entries may be made at Secretary's office up to LS
p.m., September 26th.
Speeding will commence at 2 p.m. sharp, in order named.
, This will be strictly enforced
Foot Races at 3 p.m. Friday
OPINIONS DIFFER
Time was! when the Golden Rod,
one ot Canada's loveliest autumn
weeds, was despised as the cause of
hay fever. Now we are told that.
this was all wrong and that the rag-
eed is the culprit In the cave. An-
other maligned weed was the sweet
clover, whech used to be rathleesly
cut down ae it grew by the roadside
Now it is considered in the same
elate as aleake and alfalfa and is
cultivated by the farmer, and its
fragrance fills the air in the sum-
mer time, Truly, "a little learning
is a dangerous thing,"
1936, the net of all pet:sells entitled 1-0111031)' liestfl otoring 810(10 of
over eating en- of overindulgence
in one or 1100110 articles' of diet, Yegn-
lay elhatinetion increased Intake of
water, and exercise are the Peinta
'which should Meet be dealt with,
The correction of any 131)111655-
0111odor should neways be thought
Of Mennes g the liof removal of the
cause. et is much prefernble. 40
ovemblue body 0(1-01,8 by regular
balling lima 8(01(11(41(1113. 0> 01101'-
51:11001'100115hy using ,perfumes, Itt
the some 1083', the logical manner
of dealing with bad breath is to re -
to vete in the said Matnicipality for living. A p1101561 -filet, avoidance of
Members of Parliament, and
Mitaticipal Elections, and that such
list retlteltle' there 00 11 ineDeell)
n.
I hereby eail aeon all voters
to take immediate proceetlinge to
118110 107 errere or 01111551016 cola
'Meted. attordiag to law, the bett
day tor appeal behig the laet day of
Seoleuther, 1938.
R. S. WARWICK,
VilIngo Clerk
Dated this, 31st day ot August, 1938,
Read the Ads. move its callse,
Directors
Notice To Creditors
In the Estate of ,..Rebecca _McNair,
late of the Village of Brussels In
the County of Huron, spinster,
who died on or about the fourth
day. of August, A. D. 1938.
Take notice that all parties hay -
flag claims or demands against the
estate of the above-mentioned de-
ceased must mail partiettlarsand
roof of setae to the undersigned
executora or their solicitor ou or
before the 311.1 Clay of October, A.1),
1039, epon Which (tete- the said ex-
ecutors will preeeed to distribute
the assets with eegard oaly to
those cealms width they shall then
have rece4vea,
DATED at Brueselv this. third {ley
of Seteteaulter, A.D. 1.93S.
Jessie Perrie
alartie McNair
Executere
by their Solicitor
Elmer D. Bell, Bruezels, Ontario,
of the East liven Fag Fair
Honorary -President
ROHL NICHOL
President
JAMES BURGESS
1st Vice President
McARTHIM
2nd Vice President
THOS. MILLER
Secretary -Treasurer
D, M. MatTA.VISH
Directors
GEO. MULDOON
WALTER YU IL L
O. BEIM NOM' AY
W. S. SCOTT
JAS, S. ARMSTRONG
Lady Directors
MRS. G. R. MUltDOON
MRS. (DR,) HAMILTON
MRS.,
P. A. Mc/ARTHUR
MRS. DAMES
R. BOWMA.N
AuAters
ED, BRYAN'S
BERT HEMINGWAY
W. R. BROADFOOT
W. TURNBULL
T. O. WILSON
Special Prizes
These awards are confined to Brussels, Grey and (Morris.
The T. Eaton Co., offer a Covered Cheese Dish, Sheffield Re-
Produotion for the following;
Best tiniebed Steer or Heifer for Baby Beet purposes, weight up to
710 ibe, Any fomily having won a T. Eaton Co, Limited pTize
at a iznir in 1937 not eligible to compete,e
For best writing 'Miele leargaret Downing offene 1st, 750; 2,04, 50e;
eird 20, 8,', ti au pencil) "A Lullabr Jr. 111 tin pen) first two
verses a 'The Charge of the Light Brigade"; Open to Beasse
15
Public Sehool, 031.
For Beet Writing K. Mallon efferse Lea 75e; 2110, 50e; 3rel, 250;
IV, 13 verses ot "'Recessional,' page 406; Sr, TV -2 verees
(10
"Ye Mariners of Eagland." page 154; Sr. III -"A Farewell"
page 51). Open to Brussete Buldie School,
Miss Helen Backer offers 75; 50c and 25c tor 1argeet potato, open to
,purells Printery 1100m B. P. S.
Special P110e, by the Canadian Banjt Of Camenvrce, Brussels, Ont., ot
au Old EngVsh Silver Tray, Grape Pattern, saver plated on
topper with heavy grape border - cbased centee amt. old
English fin -Lela
For the Best Five -pound Fruit. Cake (Dark, not iced'.
'1-110 tray is 13 -inches in diemetResrueta,aavnindsehdtvo.i)11:e0:18intlistp.olayimapit nkIS ott.
Fier the beet(Pi.clzoeiletvintindoengot Tiltothilte
RrlleIS SC11001, Wilton & GilleVie offer 750 as let; 750 as 2tvd;
anti 25c as ard,
H. Bowler's Flour and Feed Store effete tBy the courtesy of the
Hanover 59111103. CO. the following:
45 mamas O'Clanada Flour for the best loaf of bread mad
from Prairie Rose or O'Canada Flour,
24 Pounds Praerte Rove Flour ter best ei dozen biscuits, ma
from Prairie Rose or O'Clanatia Flour,
24 pounds Canadian Beanty Pastry Flour for beat Layer Oak
(lig)tt made from Canadian Beauty or Pacific Pastry nem)
The East Huron Produce. offers (13y courtesy of the Roe Fa
CATNTialLEil-V11°°esi)gtihuenpfponf°Nevtinleast toe Feeder Steens between
and 1000 lbs..
:Silver cup donated by Roe Farms Milling Co., A.twood, On,
Suitably engraved, to be won two years. in succession t
become property of the wiener,
1)OULTRY-13est group consisting of one male and five pullets
any of the tolleweng breeds -
C. W. L,eghoene
Barred Plymouth Rocks
New leammthiees or Rhode Island Reds _
silver cap donated by Roe Tallltg M1t11113. 00„ Ativ005061011:0
,Sultably engraved, to be won 4.10(1 years in511008561011te
become ploperty of the 1011111er.
Per beat draft or agriculture brood mare :Intl two of her Orogen
Prizes' 1st Robert Simeson Co., 3epiece Carving Set value $9.
2nd, donated by chas. Robertstm, $5„00.
300 donated by D. 111. Macreavith, 53.00.
MRS. 0. HEMINGWAY
MISS GRACE STEWART
MISS BETH 'HOOVER
MRS. A. RADOM.
Boys' Foal Club of 193
The Ontario Ronse Breeden's' Association, in cceoperatiou 101
Society, have organized. a Foal .01.mb, to be lodged. at Vet;
Prizes: 102 WOO; 21111 $0.001 Std. $5.00; 4011 $4,00; 6
0111 04.00; 7th $3.00 8111 $5,00; 91.11. $3.00.
Brussels Band in Attenda
GRAND CONCER
Friday Sept.29 at 8 p
In Brussels Town H
Dance After theCone
JAMES 13111101i1,58, 1.), M. 100cTAVISI-1,
President
Secretary'