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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1920-11-11, Page 14 VOL. 49 NO. 20 02.00 per annum in advance BRUSSELS, ONTARIO.' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER il:, 1g2o W. H. KERR, .Proprietor The Purchasing Value of Te..day's Dollar must necessarilyin- crease whop comtlod- ity prices decline. it is therefore in your interest to save every dollar possible when prices are high. When thec p ri es of commodities do settle down to lower levels your money will not only have greater pur- chasing power, but you will have the interest which has accumu- lated in the meantime if you deposit your savings to -day in the savings department of IB Pnid-up Capital $ 9,700,000 Resorco - - 18,000,000 R000uraee - 230,000,000 THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA F. A. Gilroy Manager, BRUSSELS i New Advertisements Poultry—W. G. Neel,. Notices to Creditors—W. M. Stnoinir. Bower—Methodist Ladies' Aid. Bazaar—Melville Willing Workors. Bargains—W.F. Stratton.. Concert—Tom Werke 00. Speshul Notia-Duken' Players. Bazaar—Ethel Ladies' Aid. Stoves for sale—J. D. Warwick. Bound lost—Bert.. Allan. Mail Contract—Chas. E. H. Fisher, Dnrkey Social—Union Epworth League. Oar of salt, oto.—Walton Formers' Club. 5 .Towel Flour—R. Pratt. Wntoh this space—Ethel Oiroult. Auction Sale—Tae. H. Morrison. Fowl Su por—Walton Meth. Olmroh• Strayed borne—R. Docket. xstr c± Reba Belgrave from T1.orm Coliege merle a good supply, The Y. P S O IA tr Knox church, Belgravo intend holding a Box 'Social In the CI, 0. Ir. Hall, Nee, I2th. A good program Is being prepared. Eveeybody welcome, O%nre and bring a box, Penceeds to go In Mis- sions. Bluevale Mrs, Hate y Diamond is visiting rel- ativeri in Toronto, Mrs. Baintun returned home this weak from Michigan where she has been visiting. Jas. Ailehesen, Stoney Creek, hna Mrs, James Oieghoen, Port Colborne, are spending a few days in and around 131nevaie. The young people of the village call- ed on Mies Laura leo1ph and presented her with a miscellaneous shower, prior to her marriage. • Mrs, C. H. Genesis and Allan are spending it couple of weeks in Toron- to. Mrs. Gamier will attend the Woman's Institute Convention. The VVeatminieter Guild of Knox church, Bluevalo, is holding its regu- lar meetings again for the Winter Months every Sunday evening al 7.30. Sunday evening Nov, 14, Miss R•atte, Superintendent of The Girl's Rescue Home, Toronto, will addtess the meet- ing. Dr. Harkness, Wroxeter, ad- dressed the congregation of Knox church Sabbath morning on behalf of the Woman's Missionary Seriely, tak- ing for his snbjeut "China". As Dr Harkuees has spent sumo pima in the foreign field lie was able to give his address with great. fervoe, Jamestown We are Finery to hear Mrs. R. C. Stokes is not very well but hope for speedy recovery. S. A. Snell's Auction Sale of farm stock, implements, &c, takes place 1Vednesdey after mem of next week. Mr. Snell's farm is 11, miles North, of Jamestown. Friday afternoon of this week is the time of Thos. A. Grashy's Auction Sale, Ni Lot 24, Oen, 3, Moeda town- ship at, 1 p. m. Sale unreserved as he is giving up tate farm, List on page 4. HAsTnE—MILLER.—Ono of the pret- tiest weddings of the season was solemnized on Wednesday afternoon, November 3rd, al,• one,n'clock, at the residence of J. D. and Mrs. Miller, Main street, Listowel, when their 1i h R.Beth was un- ited Elizabeth daughter, (Beth) g ited in holy bonds of matrimony with Iah•ed. G. nestle, son of A. and Mrs, Hestia, Wroxeter, Rev. J, M. Nichol, pastor of the Presbyterian church, of- ficiating. The bride looking hand. some in her travelling suit of clark brown broadcloth with hat to match trimmed with ostrich feathers and (tarrying a briquet of Ophelia roses, to the etraine of the weddingg march, Next Sunday Rev, T. J. Jewitt, of + played by Miss Wilson, of Gnderioh, h T amesville will preacha r.bride,leaning on rbc arm of a in 11, Pres- cousin f e 1 p g byfelian rhurchea here and at Galvin, bac Father, by whom she was given Last Sunday,a student (Mr. Jones,) away the drawing tonin w here HARVEST EXPENSES Harvest tinp_e•brings expenses which must be met with ready money. Should you need an advance to belp you over this busy season, interview this Bank. We are pre- pared to help all responsible farmers. -CCA THE CANARIA \ BANK OF COMMERCE PAID-UP CAPITAL - $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND $15,000,000 WAI.ITON BRANCH, J. M. McMillan,' Manager. TOWN HALL - BRUSSELS I NIGHT ONLY d Monday, November 15th To 1`a,{fiarks'� N 1N "HOW TO GET A WiFE" THE FUNNIEST PLAY YET ANI) 6 VAUDEVILLE ACTS 6 W'I THE BAGPIPES - NOT A MOVING PICTURE I1+ YOU CAN'T LAUGH DON'T COME. `PRICES 370 and 550. Seats now on Sale at Fox's drug. Store Am Loading a Car of POULTRY NEXT MONDAY AT WALTON for American Thanksgiving. Will pay Highest Market Peine, C W Gr NEAL - Walton the ceremony was performed. Little Miss Florence Wilson, Guelph, cousin ef the bride, was a very winsome flow- er girl, The home wile beautifully de- corated with pink and white roses and ferns, pink and white being the colors used tbroughnut. During the signing of the register. Miss M, Walker, Wing - ham, sweetly .sang "0 Promise Me." After hearty congratulations bad been extended to the happy couple a dainty wedding luncheon was partaken of. The bride tvae the recipient of urany costly, handsome and useful gifts showing the high eeteem In which she is held. The groom's gift to the bride was a beautiful pearl brooch, and handsome gifts were also given to the assistants. The happy couple left on the afternoon train foe Hamilton, Galt, Toronto and other points, the bride brevetting in dark. brown broad- cloth and beaver furs. On their re- turn Mr. and Mrs. Trestle will take tip their residence near, Jamestown on the same farm the bride's mother went to as a bride and where the bride resided prior7 to going to Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Hastie's many friende extend hearty congratulations and best wishes for a long and happy werlded life. Morris Put by a dollar or so for the Bible Society Collectors and have a share in a wonderful cause. Tht Rintoul threshing outfit has been sold to a syndicate of farmers near.Lucknow. It was in great run- ning order.. Turnip lifting, a number of thresh - lugs and corn cutting has kept the farmers very busy, interspersed by Fall plowing, • Frank Nichol, 0th line, has a very cosy and roomy residence completed on his fine farm and we hope many prosperous years are ahead of him and his fancily. Aitpie evaporator could do a rush- ing business on the apple crop that has not been gatherer' this year in Morrie township. It eeems too bad to see them going to waste. Fowl Supper METHODIST CHURCH `ALT a N friday fv'g, Novo 19th Supper served from 6 to 8 Ohoice program in Andito•ium in which Miss Edna Rivets, Godetich, ]Elocutionist ; Iltirs Llly Jackson, Blyth, Violinist; and Magnesite Bal- four, Elocutionist, will take pert ; with short, addresses from Rev, E, W. Edwards, Seaforl.b ; Rev. Mr, McCor- mick, Blyth, and local clergy. Also Solos, Duets and Quartettes, Tickets 75c. Persons radar 15 years, 41c. Prograan al' 8 &clock. This will be the Event of the Season. Don't miss it. FAMILY THEATRE BRUSSELS 'Open Monday Wednesday and Satu rda.y Evenings each week. 2 Shows 7.30 and 9, 1'5 Dr ;p in W. C. Smith, Fr Srowne, Manager. Prep. y The 100 .acre farm of the late Jae. Hali, 0th line, has been purchased from the rxeeutore by Philip Anient, of Brussels, Prim, is eeict to be $3,500. The buyer gut a gond bargain, WATCH FOR MN. --I tun selling Men's Suitiuge, Ladles Drees Goods and Coatings During the next Month I will he calling on the people of Morris Township and will have some special bargains to offer you. 1t will pay you to see me, My head. quarters are at the American Hotel, Brussels. J. Segal. Wroxeter Rev, Dr, and Mrs. Harkness spent Wednesday last in Teeswater Mies Cassie McDougal Harrieton, spent the week end at her home here, Thos, Minutia, St. Thomas, a form- er bakes: here, called on' friends in the village last week. L, and Mre. Brown, T, A. and Mrs. Gibson and Alex, and Mrs, Hestia at- tended the wedding of Miss Beth Mil- ler, to Fred. Hustle, of Morrisbank, in Listowel on Wednesday last. A site of land at the West end of the park on which to erect a rink had been purchased from D. 0. Pope and wprk on the foundation of the rink is in progress by contractor Gordon Gibson, Cranbrook School report for Cranbrook school may be read on page 6 of this issue. A number from this Incality attend- ed the annivereary serviees of Ethel Presbyterian church last Sunday. Rev, Mr. Kennedy was at Lucknow last Sabbath taking Rev. 141,', Gollan's 'service while he was remelting at, Ethel. W, P. Bray has been appointed Bible Society collector again this year. Cranbrook and locality always ileviee liberal things for this splendid work, Wilfrid Bray has sold his 100 acre farm, 1 miles North of here, to Clare Long, of Cranbrook, who gets posses. sion in the neer future. The Bray folk will probably secure a smaller farm. Walton farmers' Club CAR OF Salk, Floe, feed Is expected to arrive shortly at Wal- ton, Those interested should govern themselves aeeo.dingly. 5 Jewe Flour FOR SALF. AT $6.25 per cwt. FLOUR IS A R. PRATT, Phone 196 Walton Watch out for a az err . Under the auspices of the LADIES' AID OF THE METHODIST CHURCH BRUSSELS to be held on Saturday, Dec. 11 Fuller particulate next week, ostoecos000000egoolbec000000000 9 Watch this Space o for Nowa of the a 69 5 • Methodist Church • Ethel Circuit e? 0 services are es Follows ; • ROE'S—Sunday School 10 a.m, A Preaching - 11 amt. O • UNION—Sun, School 1,30 path Preaching 230 pm. 0 1ETHEL—Sun. School 2.80 p.m. Preaching 7,00 pm. SPA es Pastor's subject next Sabbath • "flow u reed stood as • a pillar," • • Don't forgeb the League Social O and Congregational Rally al • Union, Wednesday evening, • 17tlf inst. at 8 o'clock. At Ethel IEpworlh League of o 'Thursday evening of this week a • Contest easemenrea to last through Winter mon the. Every- • one come and Help make our w League the best yet. • • P. s. °KUL,t., Pastor re efe e***C et6eC9i/esiltate ea•$41100(191• Sp� ,�o H n Yy� '"ESHUL NOTIS The "Dukes' Players" 1•• + + Will offer for public approval the aide•aplitting comedy F Tosv Tunvr 4• -f —iN TILE--- TOWNHALL B. . Ethel + ON FRIDAY November 18 + It is guaranteed to cure the 3 worst cava of Grouch in the 3' Township of Grey. There will oleo be high-class Musical Novelties so come along + and spend a pleasant evening. r+b Admission 25 and 35 Cts, + + +++++++air+•t•++++++++++++++++ Next Sunday Anniversary Services will be heirs in the Presbyterian church here morning and evening. Fier. Mr. MnLertn, Ripley, will he the preacher. Ethel House and lot for sale in the village of 5(1,01. Good frame house, drilled well, cement cis- tern, some fruit trans and good barn end gable. Phone 227. GRoxeR GILL, Ethel. uiihndodadne,ktceasw wood shed. hard hnd nsoft water, stable, &a., situated on Main street, Ethel. For partlonlars Phone 2225 or 128 Brnseels Oentrsl. Township Council will meet next Monday, in the Hall. D, W. Dunbar's sister, from Pres- cott, is with him for a few days. Be Dilworth has been real poorly but is improving we are pleased to state. B. Howlett is home from Hamilton on a visit to his parents, S. and Mrs, Howlett. tt, Ethel weigh scales are being install- ed opposite edoste the mill. . They are badly need. The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church purpose holding a Bazaar on Saturday, December 4th. Sec advt. Mission Band will meet on Saturday afternoon of this week at 3 o'clock in the church. A good attendance is waited for, Noble Milne, from the West, a faxen- et resident was calling Oil t his parents,n s , D. and Mrs. Milne, He WAS on Ids way a to meets in Montreal ng There will be no preaching service in the Presbyterian church here next Sunday as it is anniversary day at Oranbroolc, services at 11 a, m. and 7 p. tn. Last Sunday Communion was nb- served.in the Methodist church when Rev. P. S. ORell gave an excellent sermon on the subject of "Unanswer- ed Prayers," Next Friday evening the Communi- ty Oluh will have a Literary Everting. A. H. MacDonaldwill give a talk on Blyde, All the members should be present to hear. it. Last Sabbath morning the regular, Quarterly Communion wee held in the Methodist church stere. Evening ser- vice wart withdrawn on ancone+ of the Presbyterian anniversary. Friday eveuing of next week Duke's fun makers will present "Topsy 'Purvey" in the Township Hall. Yon are guaranteed a sure erre for. crouch if you attend. Let us all go and have a royal good time, Read their advt, PUBLIC LIBRARY NOTICE.— All those having books belonging to the Ethel Public Library are requested to return them before Nov. 20th next, in coder to have the books properly catalogued, The Library will be clos- ed and no books issued until January 1st, 192I. A. H. MacDonald, Sec. I41rs, Hibbert, St. Thomas, who has been visiting her sisters and friends for past 8 weeks, returned to bee home with Mr. and Mrs. Hatch, St. Thomas. Mrs. Hatch is a daughter of the fortuer. The old lady, who is 81 years 0f age, is real smart and re- tains her faculties to a marked de- gree. A contest is being put on by the Epworth League for the Winter months, marks being givers as fol- lows :—?romptness 10, lit e and light- ing 10, song and reading 10, topic 10, 26 for most original megrim and 1 mark for each person attending, Come out and see how interesting a League meeting can be made next Thursday. Rev, Mr. Gellan, of Lucknow, gave 2 excellent discourses to large con- gregations at the anniversary services 10 the Presbyterian church last Sun- day, Hie subject: in the morning was, "The Snre 'Foundation" and in the evening, "The Love of Christ." Thle is Rev. Goltan's first visit to Ethel and he will be weloonetl hack. Special mesio was well tendered by Ilse choir under the leadership of Mrs, Nichol- son, Berger, re Mr, g representing pe t g t o Iallorlh- ern Electric Light Oa o„ gave talk last Friday evening on the subject of the proposed lighting system for the town. He said a plant could be ob. blued for $2,M0, which world be suf- ficiently powerful to light the town with 20 street lamps and 10 stores Re well as the houses. :A vote will prole. ably bo taken soon when everyone of the ratepayers will have a chance to booettheit home town, ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++ Bazaar + THE WILLING WORKERS OF NIEL!l16LE CHURCH j• err + + Afternoon and Evening Will bold aBeeeer I11 the Public Library SATURDAY November 13 + .+. 4. Will have for sale useful artic- les rtierles for Personal Use Household Wear and Homemade Baking Everybody Welcome 1 NOT0—Anyone sending a donation outside of Baking will please have it in by Thursday evening or Friday. Miss Mary Lamont, Sec. Mrs. H. McKinnon, Pres. "How u reed stood as a Pillar" will be Rev. Mt. OKell'e subject next Sun- day eveuing in Methodist, church. We hear of ebule people having to make an appearance in Court for be- ing under the influence of liquor. It ie one thing that never pays. MRS. 13, CONN7NI JCAM DEo9;ASED.— Tuesday of this week Alice Irene Doxey, beloved wife of Hugh Oen. ningham, 10th Oon, Grey township, passed away at the early age of 28 years. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 230 o'clock, to Mount Pleasant Oemetery, Ethel, Service at 2. The Woman's Institute will bold their regular meeting Thursday Nov. 18th at 2 30 at the home of Mrs+ (Rev.) OKell. Subject, "Our Social Respon- sibilities" will be taken by Mrs. D. 3. Falconer. After the weetiug there will be a 10c lunch served. There will also be sold by auction four white linen table cloths, each 3 yards in length. Music willbefurnished. All women of the communis r y are invited to attend and enjoy a social time, Walton Read the 4 Walton Advt. In Oita 18. sue. McKillop Council meets at Miller House, Walton, Nov, 25th, Mrs. Joe Bennett attended the Women's uL' Iu ti Convention Institute e dot entice and enjoyed the gathering,London treated the ladiemost hspitably, In last week's Local in reference to work of the blind for sale at the Humphries' store it should have been blind soldiers of Toronto instead of pupils of the Institute at Brantford. Last Sunday Rev. Mr. Mess- closed his incumbency at St. George's Church and left this week for his new charge at St. David's parish, London, East, His successor will be Rev. J. S. John- son, of Eastwood, Ontario. DUAL PURPOSE SHORT .HORN. SALE—James 1L Morrison, Lot 22, Con. 11, McKillop township, will hold an Auction Sale of 80 head of deal- ptirpose Shot thorns on Thursday afternoon of next week at 1 p. m. He has a lot of good stuff, Get a catalogue and don't miss the Sale. See the advt. in this issue of THE POST. Catalogues may be had at Tan Pose Publishing House. Women's Institute will meet Wed- nesday next, at 3 o'clock, at the hone of Mrs, Jno, Bolger. Report of the London Convention will be given by Mrs. J. Bennett, also the report of ladies re cemetery improvement. The topic will be "Results of remedial desecba on nutrition and in character, mentally, morally and physically," to, be taken by Mrs. P. Gardiner, • grog Stand by the Bible Society collect - 01s, Mrs. Stanley Wheeler, Sth line, was on the sick list from an attack of bronchitis s but is nicely now. Wednesday evening next the E - worth League of Union church will hold a social evening and congrega- tional reunion. See the advt. Joe Jaeklin, Jno. Lawrence and Harold laetrile are away on a deer. hunt to Novae, Muskoka. We doubt not but they'will get their share of game. R. J. and Mrs, Hoover, Mts. J, Henry and Miss Muriel motored to Mitchell on Monday and made a call on Mies Beth Hoover, who is a milli- ner there. We are sorry to hear of the poor health of Mrs, Jno, Bray but hope un - movement may soon ensue. Mrs. Dodson, a daughter from Hamilton, was here to visit the parental home. BIG Auction Sale of lfartn Stock, implements, Cue„ on Friday, Nov, 26th, ata Jno, Orerar's, Lot 7, Oon. 9. Sale will be without reserve as he has sold his farm. Watch ont,foe lieb next week, Auction Sale at Mrs. Jno. Mitchell's, llth Cone, Tuesday afterneten of next week, a big Hat of stock, implements, &e. to be sold. Among the litt are a a dozen extra good cows with a fine record for milk, See Het in another column. Sale unreserved. Hugh and 1411<e, 'Pinter Were called to Atwood Thursday morning owing to the seddett death of Mrs, d. A, Porter, Lloyd and Mra, Porter and, DARi�E"V` SOCIAL AT UNION CHURCH RCH nth Con, Grey Twp. • Wednesday el next, Ilth Extra interesting program Lunch will be eei•ved. 1iekete Elmer. Under auapwee Llopy uuth League. Enjoy a happy The by being Present Donald and Mrs. McTaggart attended the funeral which was held on Satur- day. a LEAVE YOUR OUR ORDER.— J. Segal wishes to notify his many patrons throughout the township of Grey, that on Saturday, Nov. 20th, he will have an expert cutter, at the Ameri- can Hotel, Brussels, from 9 a. m. un- til 3 o'clock p. m. to take the measure of those who bought cloth from stint and wish to have their clothes made up., He will bave newest fashion plates, so you can have your clothes cttt and made in any style you wish. The very best of trimmings through- out, and everything done in the beet of workmanship and to your entire satisfaction at less than $20.00 cost to you. He will alert have a find range of samples of men's overcoats for which he will take your order if you wish one. These goods will be offered to you at less than manufacturers wholesale cut price Yon need to see these overcoats as they will *ave 700 big money. Church Ohlrnee Last Sunday Rev. Mr. Munn took for his morning theme "The restoring Grace of God" and in the evening "Christian life as a business." Rev. j. Stanley Johnson, of Eistwood, has been appointed rector of St. John's church. He end his family are expected to arrive i0 Brussels about the 1st of December. A mistake in date was made in an- nouncement of the coming o' Rev. S. Fallis. Book Steward, Toronto,' to Brus• Bels Methodist church. He will not he here next Sabbath but is expected on a. later date The following P ersous were elected Eiders iu connection with Melville church and they will be ordained and in- ducted on Sabbath tnorniu¢, Nov, zest Milton McVettie, Robt.i Strachan, An- drew Lamont end Thos. McCall. We wish them a successful and happy oeeu- pancv of this honorable office. Last Sunday were the closing services of Rev. R. D. Mess as Rector of St. John's cburcli. to the morning he spoke on "Environment"vnment from St. John 17-15, and in the evening St,John 1 .I 7 s, g 7 9 he SIS ofsermon NAS I b tt on "Conse- ilm 0 oration," He referred to his pleasant stay of s mortlis as Rector ; congratu- lated the congregation on freedom from debt on church and rectory ; thanked the workers for the way they had aided him, expressed regret over his remov- al and urged a hearty rallying round his successor, Rev. 3 ' Stanley Johnson, will be here about the close of the month. In removing tt St. David's par lab. London E., he saw a large field for service and hoped, as a young man, to belp carry ou the work. He would never forget Brussels and the many courtesies he had received from the people both in and outside of Isis cougre- g anon. xI People We Talk About xt tt 7'7 W. L. Lesthehdale, who was here at- tending funeral of Ins mocker, left for Winnipeg on Tuesday. Donald McDonald Is back from au ex- tended trip to the West which he enjoy- ed very much, visiting relatives and old friends. Mrs. Hugh McKiunon has returned from a touch enjoyed visit with her daughter, Mrs, (Dr.) Robertson, of Col lingwood. Oswald Hemingway, teller of the Bank of Nova Scotia, is back on duty after a holiday at Toronto and Hamilton of a few weeks. F. H. Gilroy spent the week end at his parental home in Mount Forest. Sorry to hear his mother has not been well but wish her speedy convalescence. Wyman Sperling, London, was a vi for at the parental home over the wed end. He is a Mail Clerk on the Loudon and Owen Sound branch of the G 'r. R.. The Fordwicb Record of last week re- marked:—Jack Hewitt, baker, who bas been confined to his home inTeeswater, for the past two weeks through illness, is, we are pleased to report teeliug much better, and was able to return to T. H, Gibson's this week,—G, C. and Mrs. Manners, Alex. and Mrs, Roe and daughter, Mary. Mee. Susau Crilh, Brussels ; Louts and Mrs. Fraine, Misses Ida and tt Inoue Frahm and Robert Forrest, Grey township, were guests ou Sanctity at the home of Cecil and Mrs, Day, HUaoe MaoxCAL ASs000ATION.—A meeting of the Huron Medical Associa- tion was held on Wednesday, November 2nd, ill the Board of Trade rooms, Goderieb, which was attended by the Goderiob medicos, Drs. Gunn, Gandier, Shaw and Thompson Clinton ; Drs. Ross and Burrows, Seaforth ; Drs, Mc• Kinnon and O'Dwyer, Zurich, and Dr, Weir,, Auburn. After reading minutes and general business, papers were given as follows . Encephalitis 4Lcthargioa, Dr, A, 03. Macklin, Godorioh ; The Functional or Subeonsoious luteus. gences of the Body aid their Reaction to the Higher Consciousness. Dr, W, Gunn, Clinton. This was followed by a diecuselon on medical oases.