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BRUSSELS
f30TNG Serpi' GOING NORTE
Express :53 a m j Mail 11:48 a m
Express 3:53 p m Express 9;17 pre
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderioh
Express......,., 0.47 a mExpress 11:41 pm
Express -._7 p m I Expresa 9;04 pm
WROXETER
Going Hast - 7:11 a. m. and 8:31 p. m,
Going West - 12:80 and 9:62p, m,
t1l trains going East connect with 0. P, R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent.
OE az Betas Items
JUNE.
LONG live the King.
75 CENTS s
for THE POST 00 1
ane•
try I020,
ZURICH defeated Brussels at Base 13a11
in Clinton by a scare 8 to 2.
SPLENDID variety of new insects this.
season and most Of the old sort as well.
BRUSSELS and locality were well repre-
sented at the Blyth Celebration on Tues-
day of this week.
TUESDAY was King George's Birthday
and a Bank Holiday. Many patrons
:'orget and made their usual call.
SousnonY could have a big haying
time with the grass growing on the sides
of many streets if they bad an option,
LAST Friday a number of Liberals
were at Wingham attending North
Huron Annual meeting for Dominion
purposes,
THREE or four weddings are on the
'Trogram. THE Pose can supply you
with the invitations, announcements
And cards if you say the word.
WON EST PRlzE.--Elton Haig won est
Prize offered by Wellington-Harriston
Produce Co. for the best tame and de-
.ign for tate bueiuess, "Klovet' Krems"
was his choice and the prize was itlo,00,
42004 for Elton.
S1721MER SCHOOL. -Central Business
College of Stratford has a large registra-
non of returned soldiers and the College
ailI be kept opened during the Summer
months, Returned men or others wish -
mg a coarse may enter the College at
any titne.
ON THE SICK LEST. -THE POST regrets
to hear that Miss Thtirsa Gerry, Nurse,
of Fort William, fotmorly of Brussels,
has been on the sick list. It seems she
became infected with blond poison virus
while attending to her duties and has
suffered not a little since. She is a
patient of the Fort William hospital.
Her tunny old friends here wish her a
.speedy and complete recovery.
Barmen Sills. -Swimming 111 once
more on the program. Attention is call-
ed the last that bathing suits are a
necessary equipment within the corpora•
tion limits and trouble is ahead of those
who sport in Nature's garb. Other
people have some rights in boating, fish•
ing, &e., without being driven away by
the Adamac costumes -minus the fig
leaves. The authorities have been asked
to visit the mill dam and receive the
names of offenders. Some of the pro-
fane and obscene language used could
bo "out out without any detriment.
Offenders will be tau ht a lesson if they
Y
are not wise enough to use gentlemanly
language, This hint is given by way of
warning of what will happen if choicer
words do not form the Style Of Conversa-
tion,
INTEREs'r in the bowling green is on
the increase. 'l'he lawn is in fairly pool
conditinn but will stand plenty of water
and rolling to keep it fit,
THE POST returns thanks for responses
for past due subscriptions, 'There's a
large number yet who have not remitt'd
whom we hope will stet 1 nay before
rune t5
J I1ENHOVER, of Hensall, has come
to town to take charge of x crop and
bu-iness for the new Company He
will likely move his wife aid family to
Brussels in the near future.
6 -Year-old Durham Cow for sole. Pitmen
S'EwART, Phon a Sl , Brussels.
Fon SALR -Brussels Laundry is offered for
ether c h
sale. For fu part* Mare apply at the
haundry,
REFRTGERATOR for sale, household size
Price 912.50. Apply 418T. JORN'a RECTORY,
5 York Hogs, 4 months old, for sale Lot 18,
Con, 13, Grey. R. B. NTEPR EssoN, Phone 4328.
CEMENT Drain Tile for sale, Phone 4728.
LARGE white sow strayed from Lot 10, Owl,
12, Grey. Any information as to her where•
abanta will thankfullyrernived.
Phone 998
92R AIAf,x (' RD `
A Tb F.
('811,D'.. Locket and Clime lost last Friday in
Brussels. Will tinder kindly leave it at Tin
PORT.
IAem.-In Brussels, a pair of ladies [trey silk
gloves, Forder please leave at PU R POR'r.
8.1'. RnonE Island Eggs for hatching, $1.00
for 15. J. T. DUNCAN, Brussels.
Phone 7x
ANY person requiring organ meaning er re-
pairing should call Phone 87, Brussels,
WANTED. -Dead Horses end Cattleromptly
removed within n radius of 20 :Mien No
animal removed without the hide. Will pay
from $3 to $5 for animals brought to factory,
Phone 0100r expense. Phone rainy: 12; (even-
ing) 178, The Farmers`.' Ferttinioer Co., Ltd.,
RATcn1NG eggs for sale, Barron's layhlg
Arpin White Leghorns, 6 conts an egg, Bingle
settings $1.00. Roam. TNOMRON, Brussels.
Phone 85.
MAtms (1. BRYANO announces Phe 11a4 re.
Named work (n her offire. canoe open every
day, Hours 10 in 12 0. m., 1 to 6 p. m oleo
Saturday evenings,
DR. PARxnn, Osteopathia Phydoian. visite
Brnsoeia Monday atIernoon cP rrrnh week,
Chronic and nervous dleeasaa .010ess ully
treated. Visits residences, consultation at
Qneen's Rotel.
Baysssl,a Foot Ball team will meet
Ethel on V otoria Park, Brussles, Friday
evening, 13th Inst. Tt will be a great
game and a hip crnwfl is sure 'o be on
hand. Fr'day ',Yen ng of next week.
BRDasELS W.,N EASILY -'there was a
large at'endance at the Milibank•Brus-
sels Foot Ball League match on Victoria
Park here on Friday eteuing. While
the play was fairly well contested game
was too one•sided to evoke he usual
keen interest. Rrus,r'e scored 3 goals
and then rattler slacked off while their
opponents could not tet neer enough
the goal to give "Tim" Anderson any-
thing to (lo Ile only got one or two
kicks throughout the match, Referee
Forbes, Wiuglla(n, gave good satisfac•
11011 01111 pi esel•Ved en even belance, The
line -tip was as follaws
8081638(.0 MILT.nA N it
An.1erson .,....... ,. (Joel) Rutherford
Jackson 77Finmcs -•• ••^• ••Mulaahy
White s } Tnm,er
Walker ...........:. Corey
Heover t1. Berks
Vitt kir
aeon c '' Tamer
Blhek Gu'ber
Bell Smith
Nash Fnr rd
wa Henri
Fox ,.... -. Imre
Riley �... MOI.eA11xh
Millbank is an old foot ha 1 spot and al e
a sturdy company. 1)r. While played a
good game as back for Brussels along
g
with oldliable •,
the 1.a Menne Jacksen,
1.
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All our boys slid w, 11, some Of them were
specially nimble. Next game here will
he Friday evening, 13111 Inst„ when
Billet will he the opposing getup,
4 Potatoes Wanted s
Scprescntativc Wanted
NOTICE
Omemee flour
Bran and Shirts
'1'l) BAND
Seeds of all Kinds, also Salt
Phone 4a of 27
We J. McCracken
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Doe'T forget the third an non) Gat al, 11
14,4117 on 1) Welltet'a lawu Fnday even -
1114 27111 1188. •
Tex hest money maker on the farm is
the hen. She turns grass into grt'eu•
hacks, ktain into go.d, and !rum t1x
sand and gravel she coins silver.
PRINCIPAL 5 mrd his
)3 Cn'1`t r<r Ii
tluifes in centre mien w 10 13,ussets
school lost Slouchy teelhtg much int-
1,ove,l io 11e.1'1, Ly the r1., ell.
1' y'u *901)(•1 be hnihhr, wealthy and
Wise,
( , 10 Led early, eat sluwlr 111,1 a )Ver-
tisr
At the meeting of Huron Sy rod in
London last week, .t WAS decided to
end the finaocia' rear of the Anglican
Churches in the diocese the last of De-
cember instead of Easter, a: heretofore
EXPRINS CtLT.Re•1If1N - '1'O improve
working 0011dttlrna of rnrpvnre$ 111e•
Express Comp:.nv have adop'cd au 8
hour (1,y, which Dame int.) effect June
int. C'dlection and delivery of goods
will now he done between the horn's of
1) a, in, and 5 p m, Don't forget.
ON THE PROGRAM. -
Ft trimming.
Sheep shearing.
The lawn mower
Amateur fiol,er ftek.
Grumbles about heat,
Patriotic Celei,rnlious.
Mosquitoes and June bugs:.
WHAT WOULD WE DJ ?-If the *90111:112
who stays at home and gets the meals,
mends the socks, washes the clothes,
the dishes and floors, gets the young•
stern off to school on time, fills the cel-
lar with preserves and does a hundred
other jobs in a fourteen•bour work
day -if she should decide to strike -
Good night !
Rev. W, Spencer, pastor of the Bap-
tist church St. Marys, tenderei hisresig-
nation, having accepted a call to the
pastorate of the Baptist church at
Glamis, Oat. (near Walkerton) at a sal-
ary of ai,000 and free manse. Rev,
Mr. Spencer went to St. Marys 2t years
ago from Aurora.
Sunday Schools and Y, P. S. (` E.
Gbofereuces in connection with Mait-
land Presbytery will be held in Presby-
terian church, Lucknow, 'rhirsdey,
June nth and at Beltnore, Friday, 13th,
at 2 30 and 8 3n p. m. The Forward
Movement will be the key -note. A
number of addresses will be given by
ministers and laymen. Representatives
are asked from each School and Society
0 1 My -From its market report of
April re, 1884-35 years ago -the Mon-
treal Gazette quctrs the following para-
graph 1 -"Maple sugar is moving in a
quiet way at 6 and 7 cents a pound, and
new syrup at 5ec to hoc a tin and 5 to 6c
in wood, Potatoes rule dull at5 1c to
55c a bag in car lots, and 6o to 65 in
small quantities, The egg market is
unchanged at Io4 to 220 a dozen," lust
think of it !
Lase weeks Lucknow Sentinel speaks
of a former Brusselite as followe :-
John Ni ins hasresigned the position of
waterworks engineer and general town -
man, -He has accepted the positiou of
electrician at Teeswater and will take
charge of the lighting plant there about
June 15th, Mr. Nivins bas been a faith.
ful servant to Lucknow since onmiug
here, and it will not be an easy task to
get as good a man to take bis place.
PRETTY WEDDING -At noon, 00 Molt -
day, lime 2nd, Freda, youngest daugh-
ter of W. F. Vanstone, Wingham, for-
tnerly of town, was married to J. Som-
merville Dobie, of Wingham, son of
Mrs. Dobie, of Chesley, The wedding
took place at the bride's home which
was appropriately decorated, Bride was
given in marriage by her father, her on-
ly attendants being her little ne)ce and
nephew, Mary Elizabeth and Vanstone
Forster, of Kentucky. Miss Isabel
Strachan, of Brussels, who played the
wedding music, sang "0 ! Promise Me"
during the signing of the register. Rev,
Mr, Snell performed the ceremony.
After a dainty buffet wedding luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. Doble motored to Oweu
Sound. taking the boat there en route to
Winnipeg. The many friends of the
bride in Brussels and locality wish her
and her husband many happy years,
Mr. and Mrs Dobie will continue to reg
side in Wingham.
DIED AT A ROYAL OLD AGE -Last
Saturday Elizabeth McCowan, relict of
the late Peter McDonald, died at the
home of Ilex son, Malcolm, Brussels
South, at the advanced age of nearly 94
years. She had been quite poorly for
past 2 year's and her departure was tot
unexpected, Deceased was born at
Oben, Argyleshire, Scotland and she
was married to her late husband in 1848,
ooming to Canada shortly after, 'They
came to Tuekersmitb township where
they resided for 7 years and then moved
to a bush farm Cu 7th line Morris (now
owned by Dugald McDonald) where
they toiled and made a home, they be-
ing among the pioneers of the township.
Mr, McDonald died 15 years ago end
since then the subject of this notice
lived on the farm for 7 years, with her
now deceased daughter, Mrs, M. Hut.
Cilinson, Grey township, 3 or 4 years and
with Malcolm for 4 years 'I'he 3 sous
are Malcolm, Dugald and Peter (of
Kitchener ) Mrs. D. Waysmlth, in the
West, is the surviving daughter, Two
half brothers of Mrs, McDonald still live
in Oban, The funeral took place Mom -
day afternoon, fte noon Rev. Mr. Mann conduct-
ing the service, Mrs. McDonald was
industrious, kindly, generous mid al-
ways glad to do a good turn. She was a
devoted Christina and like a ripe sheaf
of Corn was ready for the eternal garner,
(hie of the most prugreas)ve Gana:
dial) Life fn'+nranee ('ntnpanies
with 11,o'i $1130,0l)0,(l1l0 1118111410'3 in
1,1res, wants a i'e(1('Haellttll l
I1ruv';,'larend virutity .A guru'an
teed continuing renewal inter eet
lgeucy eu111i lti 1. P111,40112 1 11'.'
Ltsurau, m expel lenge 11(11 essential.
Oou(hien tial.
DR A\v1,Ili, 131,
48 2 BRUSSELS.
'1'Ook A s'l'Rt1KLr -Last Seturdnt' ev»n•
lag Sirs. Wiltsie, moues of Mrs, A'',
Deu11lsnu, tubo street, while enjoyir g
appa,en; lour) health suffered a ptuRly''e
stroke, aft-e'r.g her sir ht side .111,1 1"78
not s1"11011 sane Her con liken s
most prevailnus Mrs, Wlll Die is 63
years of age and has a v ide ell tle of
friends who hope for improvement.
DR (=RANT W111, 51'1A1( -Dr. A. S
Gram. 'ro'ontu has •b'rn mode the
Marshal Poch of Ontario in battle 0.-
tWeen 111 'Te " r e and L nor
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forces in the rl'nung re frhendum veto
All the Tent pr'anc' oaten'z40one 11050
united Ishred our central committee
bended by I) Hie L, :1 prot)1)u Fnt
Presbrie rine in,nb.tel, and a vet V
cap,ll,le Orer, n'zsr, and he w,11 have
t4 ,irge of the t•smps'gn, At 'he Hurn
Cunnty 'Tempe, ince Convention to lee
hell in the P'eshy torten chit, ch, ('lin•
ton, on 'rueed A gfr..rn .0 1 ..2 1 evenln1,
June 17 h, Dr Grant will speak n• both
sessions In addition to other local speak-
ers.
#II People We Talk u
Aoe+t $
1. H. Kerney, Guelph, was in town
11110 week,
H. Kirby, London, is spending a few
days i n town.
A. G. McDermott was a visitor in
town this week,
Mrs 10 M 'Taylor, Toronto, is a guest
of Mrs 1ohu Long, Flora start.
Mrs, Clouse and sou, Lawson, spent
the week end with Wingham friends
Reeve Plum is attending Moron
County Council at Goderich this week.
Mrs. S. C. Wilson visited with rela-
tives and friends in Toronto last week.
Mrs ins, Querin was at Kitchener at-
tending the funeral ot her cousin, Mr,
Hahn.
Rev. George Jewitt, Wyoming, was a
caller on his mother and sister this
week.
Jack" Walker, Seatortb, was shaking
hands with old friends in Brussels on
Monday,
Will. Hsvcroft, Hamilton, was renew-
ing old acquaiutances in town during
the past week
W Clouse was home for the recent
holiday from Arthur to visit wife, son
and friends.
Wyman Sperling was home for a day
last week. He was running on the L,
H, & R. mail service,
Miss Hazel Burgess, Toronto, spent
the week end with her parents, Jas. and
Mrs. Burgess, Brussels.
"jack" Henderson arrived home last
Thursday evening from overseas looking
"as fit as a fiddle," He Dame home
single.
Miss Isabel Strachan attended the
wedding of Miss Freda Vanstone to
John S. Dobie, at Wingham, last Mon-
day.
Mrs. Reg. Watson, Chatham, was a
visitor at the home of Jno. and Mrs,
Watson, corner Alexander and Thomas
streets, Srllssels.
Mrs. j Kellington and Miss Knox,
from the West, ere visiting at the home
of '1'. and Mrs. Kellington and other
friends in this locality.
Mrs R, Dark went to Palmerston
Mondayto visit her cousin from
Harri -
s
ton, who is a patient in the hospital, re-
covering from an operation.
Margaret, the 8 months old daughter
of Ben, and Mrs Walker, has been quite
poorly but is showing improvement
now, we are pleased to state.
G. A. Deadman is now at Merlin with
his bees. He says the honey gatherers
are becoming impatient for the clover,
which will be late this season.
Mrs. Louisa Skelton atttended the
W. M, S. Convention at Stratford as the
representative ot Brussels. Methodist
Society, A good time was enjoyed,
Rev, H, W. Avison, M. A., B. D., of
Welland, formerly of this looality, has
been engaged to supply First Church,
London, during the month of August,
his usual holiday time,
Mrs. Thos, Hayeroft, who has been
living at Port Arthur for the past few
years, is renewing old friendships in
Brussels and locality, She was a form-
er resident for years.
Ross Fraser, of Brussels, is sailing on
the steamer Omaha from Montreal. He
is wheelman and will see many a mile of
water during the season. The boat is
able to navigate ill the canals.
Rev. Jas, E, and Mrs. Hunter and
children, of Charing Cross, were wel-
come visitors with the Misses Hunter,
nn. street, The Fortner i
loin] s r oat s a brother of
the hostess.
We are pleased to report considerable
progress in the contrition of Mrs. J. F.
Clair, of Latonia, Kentucky, daughter
of D, B. and Mrs, McDonald, of Brus-
sels, and hope he will soon be convales-
cent.
Miss May Reading, Windsor, was a
guest with Mrs, G, C. Manners and
other friends during the past week
while enjoy)ug au holiday outing, She
holds a good position in the Hudson big
store, Detroit,
Rey Walter 1; Donnelly, B. A , wife
and ehilelreu, of Alvinstou, nailed on
Brusseis follt last Tuesday, while en
route to Wroxeter. 'l'11e rev. gentle.
Men is attending the Methodist Con.
ferenee at Goderich.
duo, A. Kyle, G. T. R, agent, Brus-
sets, was threatened with appendicitis
and it was feared an operation would be
necessary but he has pulled through
without it, Mr. Ranuey relieved at the
depot during Mr, Kyle's fayup,
W. 11, Pinchin and Geo C. Crux, of
Vancouver, 3. C.,were visitors `
t townn
Wednesdayand hursdaY of last week
and were guests at the home of J.'1'.
and Mrs. Wood,Albert street, The
e ter to Arbrother -ht
W s 1 1.s a s law and
former residents of Ontario,
AVINGS, Thrift,
Independence -all
these are the out-
come of the same impulse
and attain the same ohjec-
tive-PROSP1RITY, The
Standard Bank of Canada
can help you to attain it. 282
THE
STANDARD DANK
OF' CANADA
BRUSSELS BRANCH
G. H. SAMIS - - MANAGER
Miss Marjory Ross was at Toronto
lest week attending the Girl Guide
Circle as a delegate from Brussels.
Mrs. Geo. McCarthy Moore, Toronto,
spent the week end with her mother,
Mrs Al Doll.
Miss Maude Bryans is at 'Toronto this
week attending a Convention of the Op
tornetrical Association and will leave for
Chicago on Saturd'y to take a special
course. She is determined to reach the
top in her professiou.
Miss Money returned to Stratford last
Saturday after supplying the Continua -
Lieu department of Principal Scott for 2
weeks, This was her first visit to Brus-
sels but may not be the last, She did
acceptable work in the school.
Misses Edith and Gertrude Deadinan
are taking in a Conference at Lake
Geneva, Cruchiching, under the aus•
pines of the Y. W. C. A, from June ioth
to IOU]. Miss Gertrude on her return
will go to Merlin for her vacation where
her fattier has his large apiary.
Rev, E W. Jewitt, was calling at the
home of his grandmother (Mrs. William
Jewitt) on Monday. He had been
preaching on Sunday at Listowel and
took advantage of the situation to call
here. Mr. Jewitt, who was overseas, is
now attending the Summer session at
Victoria University, Toronto, making up
for time spent doing duty for the
Empire.
BORN
JAORe0N,-At WiWn Hill, Sask,, on May 14th,
19(9, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jaekaon, a
daughter -Helen Mar-aeet Anne.
MARRIED
DOEIR-VANeTONE,-At the home of the bride's
father, by Rev Mr, Snell, nn June 2nd,
1910, Air. J. 8, Dobie to Miss Freda, young-
est daughter of Mt'. W.F. Vanstone, all of
Wingham,
Woonr,EY-EDWARD0.-At the home of the
bride'sarents, by Rev. W. E. Stafford, B.
A., on June 4th, 1019, Mr, .A.13. Woodley to
Miss Amanda May G
youngest
daughter Mr, and Mrs. eerga Edwards,
all of Brussels.
DIED
BAKER, -At his residence, Sault Ste, Marie, on
May 81st, 1019, Orlando A. Baker, beloved
husband of Mamie Lindsay Baker, and only
son of Rey, George and Mary .7, Baker,
Toronto.
1140D0NAL1).-Iii Brussels South, on t
S May Ole
y
1919, Elizabeth McDonald, ormen y relict rP the lite
Peter nher94tha formerly of Motrin town-
ship, in her 94th year.
NOTICE
Rateyayers in the Township of MoPillop
may pay their Einburn Drain Asaeesmente et
the Dominion Bank, Sexforth, until June 20th,
1010. Parties paying please take their Sunburn
Drain By-law with them.
By order of D1oEillop Council,
May Olet,1910, M. MTTRDIE, Clerk.
Ford Car for Sale
On mount of going West will sell a Ford
Touring Oar, 1019 Model, fitted with Hatter
Shook Absorbers, and in good condition. Will
sell reasonable and on easy terms to right man.
Apia to W. A. LAMONT, Ethel,
4092 Phone 8418,
Tenders Wanted
Tenders for constructing the Pryoe Drain in
the Township of moKillop and the Dickson
Drain in the Townships of Marinol) and Hut.
lett will be reoelved by the undersigned until
Saturday, the 21st day of .Tune, 4919, or at the
meeth)g 0( 00=1011 at the Oommercial Hotel
Suafortlt on June 28rd, A cheque Inc 5th of
oontreot'prioe to accompany saeh tender. The
lowest oe any tender not necessarily accepted,
Plans, &e., eon be seen at the Olerk'a office,
Lot 24, Oon.M7, MTCIIIDIE, Township,
June Ord, 1019. Soaforth P. 0,
Popular Stallions
CUMBERLAND GEM
(18978) 1108801
Enrolment Po, 3827, Form 1,
J. J. MOGAVIN,
Proprietor
W111 stand for the improvement of stook
during the season of 1919 at John .7, MoGavhr's
stables, Lendbary, tat 22, don. 18, McKillop.
Terme : 912 to insure, payable February let,
1920,
CRAIGTE DOUBLE
1184581:
Enrolment No, 6059 Form 1
RQNT., NIOHQ4t
Proprietor
1 stand for the improvement of stook d ir•
Will t
p
1 B season of 1019,1)t hie own table Loth
6,Oae.asw s 2 ,
(len. o Morrie. Tere, $10 to insure, stable,
Fob, a 1020.
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