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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1920-4-8, Page 1VOL. 48 NO, 41 ;$1.5o Per Annum in Advance vR USSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, Ire20 1 1 110 11111 1111111111111111111011111111IIIII110111111111 111 1110111111010010':11110111111110111111100 1111 1131E The V lue of i.. e 6 Saving R = All' successful men began by saving. Later, perhaps, they invested, but they first had to accumulate capital. The first step towards wealth is to open a Savings Account. The second is to save regularly. Come in and ask about our simple, convenient Savings Accounts. interest 5- compounded every six months soon amounts up. I —THE Bank of Nova Scotia . Resources - - • 220,000,00 10,000,00PRoelspdIuve CNaupnidto- / 105,7000,0 a_IIIOI111 1 BA F. IL GILROY Manager Brussels Branch New Advertisements Dog Tont—Phone 2111. Rodaks—J. R. Wendt. Auetlon Sale—A. J. Hull. For sale—Harvey Bryne. House for sale—P.Arnent, Fertilizer—Geo. . Spelren, Baby Ohlohe—Walter Rose. Formaldehyde—James Fox, Piano tuning—R. a. Stewart. Auction Sale—Wm. MoMiebnel. Auction Sale—Donald McKinnon. Hog for service—Won. MacDonald. Eggs for hatching—Wm. Crawford. Auetlon Sole—Jamas 8111001r estate. (.strut Nets Belgrave Thursday afternoon of last week the clearingAuction Sale of the late S. McCury, 6111 line Morrie township, was held and was a bumper, totalling $5,000. Good prices were realized, cows going as high as $192, Auction- eer Taylor made a good job of the sale, Misses McOurdy will make their home in Betgrave, at Ienet for a time, Geo. and Mae. McCurdy may return to the West. VESTRY AIFETINIP,—The Easter meeting of Trinity church here was held last Monday, the rector, Rev. W, B. Hawking presiding. Most encour- aging reports were presented, Total receipts for past year were $1004.54 and expenditure $1002.47 leaving a balance of $2.07, and all liabilities met. In addition $1200 were subscrib- ed for the Forward Movement, of which A ie in hand already. A most creditable showing indeed. Richard Procter and Archie Bridge were re-el- ected Wardens ; Bert Bradburn re- appointed Vestry Clerk ; and Robert McMurray Delegate to Synod, with Henry Johnson as alternate. Syuod will likely convene at Brantford this year instead of London as has been usual. The work for the coming year was outlined and will be entered upon hopefully and helpfully, two neces- sary elements to characterize a suc- cessful outcome. The record of Trin- ity church is an excellent one and is a feather in the cap of the rector, the officials and the congregation as well. TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES Convenience, security and economy are secured by the use of Travellers' Cheques issued by this Bank. They enable the bear- er to identify himself and are readily converted into the current coin of any foreign country. 82A THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE PAID-UP CAPITAL - - $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND $15,000,000 WALTON BRANCH, J. M. McMillan, Manager, 1 1 1111111011111 11 e 1 1 �IIIfI�II�VfI�IID�IIiIDIDmIImI�I�If�lllll®I�nIf�IIII�III�lIl01f�91�IiI�fIiInNNO��M@IIIDII4 Bargains in Shoes and Rubbers Saturday, April 3rd, we offer the following 84 pail's Women's Kid Laced Boole, sizes 8e and 4 only, market value $9,00 and $10,00. 0Unn Saturday $9,00 300 It 3.50 Misses' Rubbers, ;terrace toes, sizes 12 and 13 Saturday per painw r only .:.. ..:...... 25 eft. See our beatielfttl Spring styles in Ladies' and Gents' Fine Kid and Oalf end 1 price the market. Laced Botta rt t the co is low as the bon i1t earlyon I6 asof f( pease Sloes for all one cot even the little tots at rices t) please. ! ,n 1 Harness Dep it ar tment Light and Heavy harness of good quality, appeaeanec and dutabil- ity, (collars, Whips, Sweat Pads, Trento and Satchels, selected with care to give our, customer's extra value and service. Repairs in Harness, Collars, Shoes and Rubbers promptly done. All for Oaelt and at Lowest Cash Prices. Chapman Bros. Successors to Richards & Co, Next dot.' to Bank of Nova Scotia 11111 .s„.,,, o 111n11 11 1111,.1 St. Paul's 1ujnnetion tenet be their rule via "Be ye identified, immovable, a11Va s abound' l vo • o e abounding * u the th t i tl work f Y 6 Lord," Orxtnbrook Mime ;female Menzies is home fora holiday visit, She is a teacher in one of the Toronto schools, Ma'e, Wm, Brawn, who was visiting at the Inane of her eon, David, was atdled to Auharo,Out., ori accuuui, of OW serious illness of het' brut 104', Don. ale Patterson, tvl10 tvtac th, welt known Huron County Engineer for years, Cann OF 1'J0ANh.H.-- \l'e (alio this method or expreSaurg one beet thanks to our splendid u'ighbnr5 end friends for kindnesses in word and deed shown deriug the weeks of sicktess 111 our home, followed by the going away of wife and mother, While we Himont we cannot fail to realize the sweeting influences of human sympathy ex. tended 10 us and gratefully anlntnw•- ledge the atone. Yours Very '1'rilly, DAVID lillnw'N AND remiLY.. Asleep In Jesus 10, how, vent To be for such a slumber Mast I With . hole mundane., to mug That Death hath lost its venomed Oleg. Next week \Vin, Lr,we and family expect to leave for tie Greene, Salle, near whiter point they have purchased a section of laud -040 acre,. 10 is a timber country and they will pioceecl at 0000 to get at the land. A house will have to be built. Earl Lowe will accompany a car of stock and settlers' effects, ehipping from Walton. Me. Lowe hasami. of 0 children so will vof Y be well supplied with help. 4 teams can be supplied with drivers if a tract- or is not purchased. School will only be a mile from them, There is a rail- way station ut St. Gregor, with elev- ators, &c. Humhelt l5 their ueareet big town, We wish them well and hope their plans will succeed, even out -doing their expectations, Ethel Oar of Goon's Fertilizer nt Ethel Station. Leave order for beat Fertiliser on market. Also tankage 'mama! meal. Phone 5611 Geo. E. SP1M2AN. School re -opens next Monday. J. A and Mrs. Coln were visiting at Lietowel. Rev. Mr. OKell will preach at Luck - now next Sunday, Miss Myrtle Bowes is home from Stratford Nor mal for the Easter' holt- day. Thursday evening of this week will be the regular meeting of the Ep- worth League. D. T. Falconer will give an address. Weave sorry to say that James Me- Leilaud has resigned his position as clerk in J. K. Hall's slope and no doubt his milling face will be Missed. The Lecture on "Ireland," delivered bee Rev. Mr. .Irwiu, of Lucknow, to the Orangemen Wag a fine one and was most educative as well as interest- ing. Mrs. Jas. .Pearson s1'. received a telegram this teeming thae her. Neither Joseph had died in Windsor hospital after an operation for inter- nal trouble. A L. and Mrs. McDonald and family removed to Listowel this week, with more than one "God bless you." A welcome greets the return of D. W. Dunbar. PRESENTATION.— A Very pleasant time was spent at the home of A. H. and Mrs. Macdonald when about 00 of their friends gathered there to hon- or A. L. and Mrs, McDonald and child. ton before their departure tis their new home in Listuwel. The evening was pleasantly spent in games and. music after which an address was read to Doris and Ian and Beryl Gill preseuted Doris with an ivory mani- cure set and Walker Mitchell present- ed Tan with a pair of gold cuff links on behalf of their boy and gill friends in Ethel, Chas. Cleaver then read the following address to Mr, and MI's. McDonald and J. A. Loh presented them with a beautiful leather up- holstered elude :—To Air, and Airs. Alc- Donald,—We, a few or your friends who have assembled here line evening have taken this opportunity 10 ex- press their good ' wishes for your ftlt0l•e welfareupon your retnoval from the village and eotnlnsutity and diet r regret that our pleasant aeseeia- I:ione at a so soon to be sevr'red. You both have always taken a leading and prominent pert 1» all the activiliee that have tended to the welfara and advancement of the village and cern- enmity. We wish to convey to you 101 000" slight rn«aslu'e one apprecia- tion of your efforts in'that respect and as a further mark of one esteem and' respect we present you ,with this leneb. er chair and ask you to acetpt it, as a remembrance of your friend:, in Ethel. We have also much plcaenee in pre- senting to Doris this ivnt'y set, and to Ian these mifflinks, as a token of remembrance of your player/lies in Ethel, on whose behalf we now pre- sent them and ask rheic (wceptance. We wish you all 0111101 joy and prosper- ity in your new borne, and hope that we may still look forward to meeting you occaeinnally in the time to come, The good wishes of the Ethel people Car of Sugar Expected in course of a few days. Special price off car. IN G. NEN, Walton follow Ale, and Mere Mcll,rrtald Lo tlrr'ir new home, 'They have been gond rilizens of Ethc•1 and w111 he greatly mitred 1'be ;meets 5110114 l( very enjoyable evel(ing and all ap- pu•eiaterl the hospitality end kind nes) shown by the host and boltete in their enLertainment, h.:ASTER VISITORS.-- --AnDnr those e who were here for Easter enceinte some of whom are yet enjoying tdu'10' visit, were 1). HOC ClinNr ise Ella Hammitt, Leek note 1 Atiesee Mina 010111 Mary Meeellaud, of Stay ner and Wingharn respectively ; Wilfrid Thompson, \VhIfrid leek G. W. and G. Pollard, and Fred, (pule, Strut• fold ; Stanley Hall, 'Toronto. W, 111. H. ANNJvoitseuv,— Next Sebhaih the W. ,el, 8. of the Methe- diet church will hold tlat'ie anniversary at 7 o'clock p. tn., when Mrs. (Rev. ) OKell will give the address. Thele will he special Missionary music and the annual thank -offering. A cordial iuvilntion is extended to the W. M. S. of .Ethel Presbyterian trainee' join With them hl the Service, Walton A tine Ford Sedan has been perch - awed by Jam, McDonald, of Walton, from D. M. Scott, Agent, Brussels, Ales. A. Gardiner, .Mee, Ferguson 1(11(1 Mrs. (Rev.) Lundy attended the W. AI. S. Convention at Stratford, Motion pictures end Lecture on eledieal ivapectiou of schools will be held next Monday evening in the A. 0. If. W. Hall. Go. Representative Stothers, Clinton, will show the pic- tures and Mrs. Patterson, elarl'e Hill, s will speak, Grey Miss Al, Lowe, 9th Con„ is home for Easter from Stratford Normal School, Nurse Cooper left foe Port Huron where she centered Professional work, Her sister, Mrs. Gaynor, accompanied 1te.r to London. An Auction Sale is announced of farm, farm stock, implements, &c., the property of the late Jas. Sinclair, on Wednesday afternoon of next week, F. S. Scott, Auc. List in an- other column. The farm of Don. McKinnon,- Lot 6, Con. 8, has been sold to ('}edge Alc- Faelaue, who gets possession at once, A Clearing Auction Sale is announced by the McKinnon folk for Tuesday afternoon of next week, 13th inst. See list in this isene, Next Sunday Rev. J. Fulton Irwin, Lucknow, will preach anniversary sermons in Union church, at 11 a. ne. and '7 p. m. A thank -offering will be asked for. Monday evening a lecture will be delivered in the same church by the same f•ev, gentleman on "Ire- land and the Irish." Rev. Mr, Irwin should be able to unfold a tale, What has been known as the Shine farm, Lot 6, Con, I2, has been sold to David Davidson, who recently moved back to this locality with his wife and 2 children, from Flint, Mich.. He is a brother to Robert Davidson, of the same Oon. A. J. Hull, who has been on the farm for the past 2 years, will hold a clearing Anetion Sale Friday afternoon o1' this week, with F, S. Scott ae Auctioneer. List may be read in another column. \Ve have not learned where Mr, Hull purpoees locating, Mr',Davidson will get im- mediate possession. PIONERR PASSES AWAY.—There died at the home of Richard Clarke on Apt i1 4011 Mrs. (J. Engler, an old and highly respected resident of Grey township though lattmly her home was made with her daughter, Mrs. R. Clarke, of Elma. Mrs. Engler was in her 89th year, and besidaher daughter, Mr's. Clarke, leaves to Mourn her loss, Joseph, of Grey township ; Lente, of Berkley, California ; Cerl, of Ottawa; and Mrs, Wesley Marquis, Clinton, Funeral was held Monday, iutermenb being made in Elma Centre cemetery, Palibearere were Edward Campbell, T. K. Baker, Thos. Stevenson, le'iac Lake, Hartwell Speifan and Frederick Oxtoby, Mrs. Engler lived for over 00 years in this locality coating from the vicinity of Toronto to Oranbook when the country wait en unbroken forest, and is one of the last of the original settlers of Grey township. All the family except Louie were pres- ent at the funeral. ANDREW M. HISLOr DECEASED,— Many relatives and friends in Lhis tonality )earned with beep regret of the sudden and (regi( death of An- drew A1, Hislop, of Atonia, Sask„ on March 16th, On the above date a terrific blizzard swept the Western ' provinces, t ir. Mateo had gone to town early in the day rnd in thaftet'- noon left for home, a few miles 00) l finding lie s going to be unable hut a c tea ) al e to reach his own house he drove to a neighbor's, unhitched his Horses from the cotter, and pue them in the stable and then, with startling sutl- deness, dropped dead. Ile was in his 09th year ; born on the 151h Oon, of Grey township, being the 2nd son of the late James and Mrs. Hislop turd in the Fall of 1882 he went to Moose Mountain dist.rictWhere he coutinned to reside till the Litre of his death, Deceased was en extensive teenier and by diligent attention to business acquired a vtW eeble estate. He took a peoulinen0 pert, in nrg0anieing the Presbyterian 00ngfegntion of Arcola and building of the line eh merle which is at L tonne 111namm o to the to1 Was r 1 111lerested in )til histo tea 1 too) public t0. l l and fol man c 00 S mid at Lhe alfn{te ,many d time of his dun se h,11 a vet, nL m N)e 00100.( municipality 1 of the of Brock J y Without ostentation 1,e show he woe. noted for the liberality of his dona- tions to all worthy ohje0te and his kindness and generosity towards those who wove less foetanate than he, Funeral service was held in the Pres. byterian church on the 18th, tilt, Several wreaths were placed or Lhe casket, one by the Session of Which deceased was for many years n mem- ber ; one by the Boet'd of Manage- ment ; one by the Ladies' Afd and 011110e flow reletieee nog i, esmi:. lie IS survived by 5 101(00). re 1John 11., WI o ke alt 11 . \Vllha) \1 ,,+1111,•- u u Aret a nuQ'l'itree, ut \Vino ip r :i0,1 3 80 Ie15 Mee, 1larent el, s,.Neel, '111 Bell.( 1'ooltr' at 1 1' tt tn,r:)' 011 :1 li' tpitat ;H '. 1 i bn bur;,, \erulul„ . ll, ger .•,I 1.! 1,,,,..• es u nurnbr • u' 0.011~(00 , , t 1 , Wel! kr is o residents, who regent tit : eurldeu "u1 - going of rt Rue epit'iled, big hem .ed tne,n dice Mr, 1115101), 1104 tytaa 1111 toll'. tied. Morris Aiiss Hester L. Jelin eon, 131,11 111,0, wee an Easter vteitw with Mies Bo• bier anti 01111'otd and :tits, 1111 )'''ll. The latter are lumen e, Morris Township Commit will hold its next meeting on %tonday 11th inat, Min 11tes of last, meeting imie he read. on page 6 of this issue. An Auction Sale of Farm Store), imple)nenLs, le., is alruounced by Wm, Aleelicllael for Friday afternoon of this week. Hie fano ie Lot 13, Con, 3, known ns 1111' Knox farm. Mr, AIcelichael is givin}g, up lemming and will remove to Kiielien- et', T. t Belli ett l , , r will b( the Aur.- tinncrl'. The Auction Sale held al W. H. Maunders' last week attracted ra great (trnwd and ptinee ruled high, Rate tot- alling over $5000, and automobile (loci a couple hundred bushels of grain not being included. Brown ruateheil team brought $500, (Utes ran up to $168, barley $2.00 per bushel and oats 8L4(1. Mr. Maunders still has 100 bushels of mixed grain, oats and barley, and 50 bushelsnf balls fur sale. A11u(- 13 ou- e r Brown wielded the hemmer. MATRIIIONIAL.—Wedne811ay of - last week, at 3 n'clunk, Win. Woodrow and Miss Jessie Scott, McKillop, were united in marriage at the manse, Winthrop, by Rev, Mr, Fere-neon, Bride W01.5 a becoming travelling coshune of dark navy blue, with hat to match: Friday evening lest a re- ception was held for the young couple ae the home of lenbt, rtu•vey, ;end line Mot'tin, when about 70 guests at- tended. A Rue time wee enjoyed. Mrs. Woodrow was rh•esscd in Mown satin, with silk georgette and lace trimmings. The bride and groom left Tuesday for Pennant, Sask., where Mr, Woodrow, has a farm, followed by many good wishes for a long, hap- py and successful life, Mr. and Mrs, Tervey, make A 1 host and hostess. Wroxeter Miss E. Ross, Gerrie, aesisted in the poste -face this week. Harry Waller, Stratford, spent the week -end with his family. Fred, Davey and family were Toron- to visitors over the holiday. Mrs. Stocks, Beetou, is the guest of her brother-in-law. R. Stacks. Miss Lizzie Sanderson has returned from a short visit with Toronto rela- tives. es Mina Douglas, Mt, Forest, is enjoying a week's vacation at her home. Miss Eleanor Harniltnn, Jerseyvllle, is spending the Heater vacation with bet• pitl'en, Miss AlarytsHowe left 001 Saturday for Humboldt, Sask,, where she will spend the Summer, Alias Annie Vnsburg returned on Monday from Bracebridge where sho has spent the Winter months. Mjeses Jessie Pope, Grace Stocks, Olara Rntherfnrd and Donald Mauro and Graham Ballantyne, of Toronto. visited their homes here over the holt- pa . INR MAN PASSES AWAY,—Thura- day evening of last week, at 0.15 o'clook, the spirit of William Mulock Robinson, the well known Poetm>tsler here, took its flight. He tees aged (10 years, 10 months and 24 days and was the youngest eon of the late Andrew G. Robinson, 0, E. Orillia. 43 years ago deceased was happily married to Miss Alaey Muckle, Oltllia, who sur- vives her husband along with 2 sons (Arthur, Registrar, Humboldt, Sask., and Skeffington, of the Dominion Bank, New York) nerd 2 daughters Alrs. J. le, Wendt, Wroxeter, and Aiiss Sophie, at home), A brother, S. S. Robinson, ()riffle, and to sister, Ahs, G. Eiwell, Chicago, are also Jiving. The subject of this notice came to Wroxeter 44 years ago as a licensed chemist and bought a drug business, which he carried on for dumber or years selling to Jas. Fox, now of HruS- sels, who had been a tltudent with e buying a him, Alt aec rw 1 b t • General y el 1 store busines which heconducted um, til his appointment s . o s pp n P stmaslet' 18 years ego, succeeding the late Jin, Sanderson. Before 10rati1lg tri rox ' n' Mr. Robinson\V eLt 1 lhad t a deur. business in Cobeur . D• }, g (ceased had ' well performed his part during the passing years in the various offices he', eoeupeten(ly tilled in connection with the municipality Society and the Anglican church, -and ably auslain- ed Inc good name and integrity, hon- orable dealing and ineerest in p10mnt ing the public gond, Curling was one of his favorite sports, the 0. 0. F. was a society he favored and in politics he was a whole hearted Liberal. He faithfully did his part in eoulrrti:'n with the Church and will be emelt missed. He and ens. Robinson often slid duty as Judges at Fall Fairs in the Domestic manufactutey,he a Dairy rand. ch Ineg 1 de paltnleut s 7 fuser I ton0. place Mondayda Afternoon (ellen an )101 Birt a sett/ e n t ice tea held It I1 1 the }) k Anglican (hatch n ) . }, L 2 it c c ) lndk by the recto, Rev Mr. Powell Pall- bearers were J00. Hamilton, Reed, Davey, Jon. Doig., Geo, Westlake, Leonard Brown end Rnbt. Black, In• torment ryas make to Wrnxeter cetne- bery. Amongst, beautiful floral Leib - otos was a wreath from village Oorni- cil, gates ajar from the business men, :Intl pillow rom the Anglican church, Mr. Robinson had been in declining health for pest years suffering from heart trouble but the week of his de- cease eeemed partiottlarly well, hone() uio demise twee ae a great 0110(10., He 001,.:011 tat4ay meet peacefully, The came 1(11(1 memo! y of \V, Al. Rubin• rem v,111 be evergreen Ill \1,11/x1400 rind nnm!luity mei tender and 0.t1.1e, s) read oympat he till be extended .: Mee. 11obineon e,.,l cfiildr =0 in 11,e ..,t ,Vit loss they line i• an 11 411101 111 11,0 removal of a true hu0hted and kind Netter, These who knew him beet have many a good word for hie real wort 11, after a test out for over 40 yearsWroxeter and vicinity. Fol' yenta he w0u, Line trial, of the Public Library and set veil the corporation as Tre'll5111 el', - Henfryn There passed away on Monday, March 20th, Annie Ross, beloved wife of Henry Fogal, in her 00th year. Funeral took place hist Friday to Elrua (.1rylt1•e cen)etety from her late house, Lot ere Con. 9. Grey township. Aire. Fugal was well known in the conrmunty and highly esteemed by a (vide circle of old friends. Jamestown Miss Stewart, B luevale,'ia teaching 'e at S. 8, 1 Nu . 4,Grey to ne ' w hip. Mise Fer i Eckinier be home front Tot note where aha is teaching school. James Kernaghan is now engaged In the sawmill ; with Arnent Bros., Brussels, A wood bee was on the program at David Breckenridge's last Monday afternoon. Aiiss Lizzie Breckenridge bas been poorly with the flu but we hope she will soon be as hearty ae ever. Wm. m. andeDo rs. M McDonald attended the marriage of Miss Margaret Gib - eon, \Vroxeter, to Arch. Wills, Elec- trical Engineer, Toronto. Fred. Hastie, of Turaberry, has moved to the John D. Miller farts, Con. 1, Morris, which he purchased last Fall. A huusekeeper has not been installed yet, Will. Rang has leased the 60 acre farm from Ed, Barnard for a year. Ale, Baunard and family are moving to Linden. Charlie Simpson has Mr, Barnard's other 60, whinh he will use as pasture. Last week George Turner, of Wing - ham, moved to the farm he recently purchased from Job King, known as the Robert McAllister farm. Mr. King and family have moved across the road to his other farm, MoncriefF Elmer McKay is home. We we'. come him back, Miss Viola Schnook has taken a position in W. T. Spence's store, Ethel. George and Misa Anna Dunlop, of Stratford, were Easter visitors with friends here. School re -opened 'Tuesday of this week on account of the long vacation over the flu. We are very sorry to lose Geo. and Mrs. Machan from this locality. They have taken up residence at Blyth, Misses Katie Howard and Belle Inglis anti Lawrence Kress and Archie Alan's motored to Listowel last week. Alts. Milton Huffman and son Herb - ie, are spending their Eyster holidays at their grandparents, Geo. and Mrs, McKay. Miss Mildred Howard, Miss Isabelle McKay and Master Donald were visit- ing their grandparents, Hugh and Mrs, McKay, Ethel. Mrs, D. (4. McQnarrie attended the W. M. S. Convention at Stortford, Report will be given at the Bliss. eery meeting amonth hence. Don't forget the play, "The Young Village Doctor," for Thursday even- ing of this week, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of Knox church. Tickets 25 and 15 cents. 1 People We Talk About $$ $* Miss Addie Lott was bome for a holi- day visit from Toronto, Miss Beatrice Curry, who is teaching school near Galt, is home for the vaen- tiou Miss Goodwin is here on a 171511 with ber mother and sister. She has been in the West. Mrs. George Jackson was a guest at Ilse '1cirri 11—Marshall wedding, Walton, last Saturday Last week Mrs. Wm, Ellis, Breese's, ' South, passed iter Both birthday. '1`tis Port extends congratulations, Miss Gertrude McKenz' t .e washoli- day a loli- day visitor over Raster, retitrcing Mon- day to the Queen city where she holds a good position as stenograper. r John Hewitt Tae• e dwa r has t ken a i a ppsitiou 1311 the Bakery of W, E. Willis, Brussels, as the latter was unable to do 1 the large ainott01 of baking necessary alone. Will. Long and Cecil McKinnon, both , of the head office staff of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Toronto, were welcome visitors to their respective hones in tot W, J. Clouse, who has been engaged et his trade as hoose builder at Arthur and Listowel, resumes work at the Arnent Bros., factory next Monday, Mrs, Clottso and son continued their residence here while Mr, Clouse was at the other towns. We are glad to have him beck to Brussels. Mrs, Dora Relines, Stratford, who is staying with her parents, John and Mrs Watson since the death of her husband, E. S, Holmes,9 wbo pessed away on March 4th (ren an attack 00 Hu, follow- ed by pueutnonia. She is slowly emot- ing from the seine disease, We wish her speedy cobv..lescence, Tnx POST regrets to hear that Mrs, Merry Chutcbill, who hire trouble with abscesses in one of her ears, is not get. ting rid of the severe ailment very speed. ily. She is at the horns of her sister, Mrs, F. Lougfoot, Stratford. Mr. Longfoot bas been laid aside from ery- sipelas, We hope both will soon be o, 1 •T, W. H. Ii 11:" lis Proprietor ****rlir0***rytrhv,+B 6 ii406 *660911Ki ii lei* ,BABHMY CHICKS! 3 t"1 is To Those hnlTITS ted 8 THE OW look is that; Eggs are • 03100(03 in he the highest tale • ('0100103 Wiilei' ever known in the. emirate., en be prepared. 1 i! I)ilcu,g 33- v, Jane and July we 04 will have 10,000 strong, sturdy e Did you «vet figure how much your d:.y-„td Chicks Chet you by • Et h«Oe s),ceilirlg this eggs by leaving I O the [lest. 1,1101 breaking them 1' e 1''. AA, Ail 'li.,appointment order pier. 110W. Out prices this year. • I ate 0122 per II/indeed, • alter Rose 1 as er 0.w Phone :1 "u 38x BRUSSELS o HURON SPECIALTY FARM e fe******t➢9•rb•et•••0••••i•M11 Lloyd lacireou is home from the Queen city for the Eastertide. 511,5 Morris is holidaying at London and Miss Geddes at Betgrave. Mrs. J. L. E -civ, Harriston, is a visit- or at the home of Chas. Howlett. John Henderson Toronto ate his Ester eggs tinder the home roof. Mt. see Nellie Fox and Estella Gerry spent Laster with 'Toronto friends, Alvin Bedviev is in Cobalt locality working with an electrical Company. Miss Carrie te('recken is visiting at New York during the Easter vacation, A. C. and Mrs Dames are back from a much eni0ved Winter'sstay in Florida. Alias ,Sophi,, 'lperling, Toronto. spent f'actrr will rel'itives iu this rommunity Mips Pearl fs.ee:er, who is, teaching at Mimieo i:: eninyinr• the holiday 101 Arue- sels, .George lidwarde. who is attending Faculty to Toronto,. is home for the holiday. George Baeker, of Stratford Business College. has been home for the Easter vacation. Miss Td1ah Spatting ie here tor the Baster vacation from her school in Bruce County. W. J. and Mrs. Gilroy, Mount Forest, spent the holiday with F. H. and Mrs. Gilroy, of town. Jack Ballantyne, wbo is attending Stratford Business College, was home for Good Friday. Miss Berea Bryansis enjoying a short visit at her home, Queen street. She is teaching in 'Toronto. Geo. H. Linton, of Bright, was here during the past week on -a visit with his uncle, Alex. Forsyth. Misses Doris and Marjory Ross are here for the Easter holiday, visiting relatives and old friends. Miss Jean and Glen and Harold Arm. strong, Toronto, visited the parental home during the past week, Misses Kathleen and Marguerite Wil- ton are holidaying with their. sister, Mrs. Coleman at St. Thomas, Principal and MIs, B. S, Scott took a trip to London for their vacation to visit at the former's parental home, Miss Mae Skelton, who is a student at Stratford Normal School, is a visitor with the homefolk, Queen street. Geo. L. Walker, formerly of Brussels, who has been living at Brantford, has moved to Winona, Ont„ into the fruit belt, Wm. Davidson, Stratford, was here on a visit with relatives and old friends, He is a son of Thos. and Mrs. David- son, Brussels, Robt, Work and daughter, Jean, of Toronto were week end visitors at Vic- tor Cottage, Princess street, with the former's parents; Miss 011a Armstrong, wbo is 1,e the teaching staff at Acton Public School, is here for the vacation at the parental home, Flora street. Miss Isabel Str:mime is home from Toronto, where she has been receiving musical instruction. W. B. Strachan leas also home for Easter. Roy and Miss Hazel Stewart, who are attending 'Toronto educational insti- tutions, ,joine,.l.the family of P, anti Airs, Stewart over .;aster. Mrs. -F, 1-1. (seen, Cayuga, formerly 5 1 wire 1 of Brunette r, . ee been 1 seriously ill, isim)rcvlu v:e.rc� t lad t n hest n ! •t and r 1 k w trust she may soon he convalescent. Mrs, 1. W. leingswood and sou Roy, London, were Easter a t visitors with t the former's sister. •x011 father, Mrs, Alfred Lowry and Jas. Sharpe, respectively, Miss Beatrice Harris, teacher at Port Credit, ieebere for the holiday weep at the homolIf her mother, Miss Con. stance Delinage, Toronto; accompanied Mies Harris. Mrs, Nelson (;rood and son Newton of Kitchener, and Mrs. McDermott and (laughter or Regius, g g were hors for the holiday with Fred, J. and IlIrs. Wood. The latter and Mrs. McDermott are Mrs, Good's daughters. We are sorry to report the serious condition of Mrs. Win. MoFadzean, of Walton locality, at the home of G. A. Deadman, •where she is being nursed by Miss Kato Deadman. Her many friends hope for early improvement. Rev, and Mrs, Robot( 5 will leave shortly for Vermillion, Sask., to which point the rev. gentleman has received a call in connection with the Baptist church. Mrs, Roberts is a daughter of Mrs. Marsden Smith, Brussels, acrd well remembered here. We wish them abundant success in their new charge. James Fox and Miss Jean attended the funeral of the late W. M. Robinson, Postmaster at Wroxeter, ladI Monday af. ternoan. He was Ad old friend of theirs. Deceased was well known to many in this locality and highly esteemed where ever (known. The bereaved will be large sharers in the sympathy of tunny.