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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1926-1-27, Page 8WEDNESDAY, JAN. ........mosmaeurmemarkoamssammt, 1023. THE BRUSSELS POST S asonable Hess' litock food I Keeps Stock Healthy 25 11). Pans al 00 , Also in Pkgs. 75e & 1 50 The 25 lb. pan will last. 5 horaes Ds 5 eat t lt or 20 bogs 30 days. Hess' Poultry Panacea Will Start Hens Laying 1 Hess' lostoot Louse Killer 35c Ii Iless flIp - - 85c Tins I 12 lb. pkge $1 75 510. pkge plcae 35 Milkof Magnesia Tooth Paste Just as Milk of Magnesia corrects acid stomach so will Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste correct acid mouth and 'prevent tooth decay and remove that Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste 25c & 50c Tubes Spring !Pictorial Re- view fashion Hook Now on sale 25c copy We keep in stock Pictorial Ileview Patterns Meloids The English Prep. for Voice and Throat Removes Huskiness and Tickling in Throat. 25c pkgs. french Halm Winter winds will not injure the most tender skin if French Balm is applied Morning and Night 25c bottles Diamond Dyes 15c Pkg, Sunset Soap Dyes I5c pkg. Dyola toe pkg. All the popular colors, ER. SMITH OR, e jt.? -44C4 Store Druggiat and Stationer Local News Items • agtoin344,-4wwc.:44,14.-.1.4+:4:»Ito•tt4o:o.4.4.10.4.4.5.4.4,1; Ice Clotting Has Started. 6 CHUNKS of pigs, select type. Ap- ply Lot 29, • Con. 5, Grey. Those who useice for the coining .STRAYED—Yellow collie dog stray, sumnier for cooling purpose.s, tom- ed. Anyone finding same notify., menced this week to cut the ice. The Ben. Hollenbeck, Phone 506. quality is good. PURE Bred Yorkshire sow for sale. ' Due to farrow the middle of Feb - Brussels Won. ruary. Gilbert McCallum, Blyth School hockey team came Walton. over on Tuesday night and had a :HAVE an extra .snow of straw, and friendly game With the B. C. S. boys. 1 persons wasting cattle wintered, could take about 10 head. Also' The home boys won by a score of 2 brood sorve, to farrow end of 14 to 1. February, for sale. 32-2 Jas. A. Nichol, Phone 5113. • Had a, Fine Time. LOST --A man's single stone diamond Despite the snowstorm, the social ring. Suitable reward offered. evening held under the asupices of Finder leave at The Post.' the Women's Institute in the Town QUANTITY of Oats for Sale. 0. A. C. No. 72. All fit for seed. R. L. Hall on Tuesday everting was an en- joyable affair. Cards 'Wen played T4Inoer,281111. No. 2, Brussels. the nast part of the evening, follow- ed by lunch and then dancing. • School Board Reorganizes. Last Wednesday evening Drti108010 School Board zoorgaaized for the year. All the mernbets were present and the financial report was presented and accepted. The Inspector's re- ports, both for Continuation and the Public School were received and each one was favorable, The following were the officers elected: Chairman—D, C. Ross. Secy.-Treas.--M. Black Truant Officer—R. Henderson PURSE LOST—A purse containing a Small Some of money in the vicinity of „Albert Foerster. 12th cons Grey on Jan. 14th. Finder leave at The Post or communicate with Russel Knight. HOUSE and lot for sale on Flora street, Brussels. For farther par- ticulars apply to Mrs. Stella Wheeler, Listowel, or Stanley Wheeler, Phone 218, Brussels. FOR Sa1e-3 steer calves; two young farrow cows. Graham Survey, Phone 56-19. Time Passed Quickly. Twenty-five years ago 021 Friday last, Queen Victor:15 passed away. Minor Locals. Council Meets IViortday. Sunday is the last day of January. The Town Fathers will meet 111 tbe Co. Council is now in session at Council Chamber on Monday evening Goclerich, of next week. Municipal Council meets on Mon- day evening. Nearly all ways of murdering peo- „„„ssFebruary will soon be here and pie have been tried in Chicago and only 28 days. proved successful. "Rooms to Let"—applya- t the "Verily some terrible things can he , Teem Hall on February 10th. caught from kissing," said the clergy - cold stormy wave struck us last , Th recta evening and om, stayed aver the end. The newspapers do not look for thanks for what goes into the papers Q rtette Well Received. but they do expect appreciation some- ruesels music lovers were favored times for what they leave out. Enjoying Themselves at Fordwich. wi a fins concert by the Paramount The Pordwich Record Met week 11 3 Quartette, ,of the Presbyterian District .d in the United Church under the comprisinLg. C.M. cri;:is°,.fliGclearys' and Brea- j.I rch Choir, Seaforth, who appear- The Lodges of tho L.O.L. District Short Course, now in progress in uhaladt tvhfonfitogleelo:wAinev. (1:yraegnralopyhaifill.eomtitnilme atidpiees of the Church choir. Despite eels, met recently at Ethel and the was spent at the rink last Friday the athiony night, the aln1Xch was well following officers wore elected for evening by the members of the Short filled and an excellent program was 1926r— Course classes and their friends, rendered, As the full program , Was W. Master—Cecil Bateman, Ethel From eight to ten o'clock skating Pnblished,last week theta is no need D. Master—Jos. Hamilton, Waltou was the order of the night. The in- to repeat it. The program the Quart. Chaplain—Flston Cardiff, Brussels troduction of "Tag" and "Leap Yea" ate gave as the Same and they had Rec.-Seca—Charles Case, Waton Antes added novelty to the party to aespond to maw enaeres. Miss Fin. -Sec. and Treas.—Geo. Man- and ensured that all would have a Itilaajory Hoover assisted and gave flora, Brussels good time. After the skating, the two splendid readings and 'had to re- D. of C.—Geo. McCall, Brussele Merry -makers gathered in the form - spend to encores, The dilate and lot Lecturer —, Roy McCiaight, er illethodist church, now generally soles by the merthers Of the Qttartotte Henfryn known as "The College," Here an 'were well ' rendered, esPeCially the 2nd Lecturer—Mark Hamilton, r appetizing lunch was moved by MieS Solos by n. Reid and Sas; T. Scott, Walton ' Rev, 1.1r. Barker, pastor Of the church Tyler—ma Love, Ethel 1 Hopkins, misted by several members of her class, The singing of Auld introduced the Quartette to the aud- The District Ledge is in excellent Lang Syne and the Natiobai Anthere fence, They Vein be welcome back lo , standing and many of the Lodges Marked the close of a vety happy Brussels anytitries I showed an increase owe last yene, e.Vening. I Brussels inite6 Church REV, A. W. BARKE-R. S. D. MINISTER Sunday,' Jan. 31st 11 a.m.—Public Worship. "Alpine Peaks in the Minis- try of Jesus" 3 p.m.—Sabbath School ses- sion and Bible Classes- Missionaay Sunday 7 p.m.—Public Worship. "Garments of Power" Tuesday—Y. P. Society. Wednesday—Prayer and Praise service. Friday—Choir rehearsal. Re-elected Mayor of Rossland. Last Thursday, Jan. 14th, Alexan- der W. Smith was re-elected Mayor of Roseland, B.C., by a majority of 74 over his opponent. Mr. Smith is an old timer in municipal affairs in that city. His old friends in town :sae glad to hear of his success once more. The Mayor is a brother of William Campbell Smith of town. Was First President. Hyatt United, formerly Methodist, W. M. S., London, is celebrating its twenty-fifth anniversary and the Free Press in reporting the affair last week ran a portrait of Mrs. S. J. Al - lin, who was the Society's first paeai- dent. Mrs. AIim, wife of the Rev. S. J. Allis, is well known here, having been an indefatigable church and community worker during her bus - band's pastorate at the Methodist church. Executive Met in Wingham. A meeting' was held in Wingham last- week of the Presbyterial Execu- tive of the Women's Missionary Soc- iety. The annual reports were re- ceived and arrangements made for the annual meeting of the Maitland Presbyterial which will be held,. in Melville Church, Brussels, on Tues- day, May 18th, Mrs. Alex. Stream's attended the meeting and was the guest.. of Rev. (Dr.) and Mrs. Per- rie while in Wingham. Asked for Reduction of Rates. Stock shippers sormed a delegation turd met the Dominion Railway Com- mission at Toronto last Thursday and asked for a 25 per cent, reduction in tIm freight rates on feeder cattle go- ing to country points from the cen- tral markets �f Toronto and Mon- treal. They also asked to have the minimum of 20,0000 lbs. in a mixed car of stock lowered to 17,000 1htia which would give shippers the priv- ilege of loading from 1 to 5 cattle in a hog car without raising the freight rates. The Commission pro - raised to consider the proposal, , Will Meet 3rd Saturday. Last Saturday afternoon the "0" or 'Young Women's Christian Tem- perance Union met al; the home of Louise Rose. In spite of the stormy weather the meeting was a very good one, and promised well for futuro work. While it is understood shat this is a Temperance Association ana the idea of temperance will always be kept foremost, we are adopting in our meetings parts of the program of the Canadian Girls in Training Or- ganization, The next meeting will be held at the home of Ina Cunning- ham, and a snow -shoe tramp and soc- ial time are being arranged for after the regular meeting. All "teen" ago girla are welcome. Please note that the •meetings are to be held the third Saturday of every month at 3 p.m. ' it g I 4 3.1. 11 SG SI mem** 4 il . . I V^ ci TS . 4' 1 . 0 To Builders of Canadian Industry sINOE 1873 we have been vontlocting a banking business In a manner - compatible with the beat develop. meirt of Oanedian irehtstey, This la evicletteed in the suttees of those whom we have served. To you who will be ...0m. of to -..mow, we offer eound financial support and coensel. On local manager is ready to discuss ways Alld means of assieting the new ventnee os expanding the growing business. •T's-T.Ps. JARD BANK OF csea.N.A.D.Sa. BRANCH—G. H. Samis, Momper BANKING FIFTY YEARS STAN BRUSSELS For Sale Mostly Dry Ash. About 14 inches long. $3.00 per cord. P. Ament .• •-. Church Notes Notes Melville Presbyterian Church Rev. Fred E. Fowler. of Waterford, Pen., will occupy the pulpit in Mel. ville church for the next tvvo Sun- days, United Church IAIVOn'rArr.—This week, the Young People's Lengue has been postpolied from Tuesday to Thursday nigbt. The program will take the character of "An evening with Canada." There will be an open debate, "Re- sod sad that only Biitish trurnigsants should be admitted to Ganade," read- ings from Canadian poets and pat- riodo readiugs, A. sliver collection will be taken, Coiue out and learn something new about 'this Ottnatla of ours." Bv M iflln,ilinnham New W3Pflell The inaugural meeting of Huron County Council opened at Hoderich Tuesday afternoon with Warden 0. A.. Robertson in the chair. Following the mom! custom of long standing, the Conservative side of the Oonneil had the honor this year of electing the Warde.n. In 01(11012,.o they chose Reeve J. W. McKibben, of Wingham. Thete were five catitlidate.4 in the field, viz 1 Reeves B. 0. Mininings, L J. Me - Quaid, A.. 11. Neeb, 0, (4. Middleton and J. W. McKibben, and, while the results of the different ballots were not announced, they were close, ea- peeially the lest one. The new Warden was introduced Special Meeting of Council Brussels Council held a special meeting on Monday night in the clerk's office. All the naembers were present with eeve A. 0. 13:teker In the chair. Alvin Oakley's tender for snow- plowing at 00c an hour was accepted. There were three applications foie the assessorship, and Council Bp - pointed Joe Wilton as assessor for 1026. Council adjourned. HURON COUNTY Kinburn neighborhood was shocked by the sudden death of Mise Vera leough. She took suddenly ill on Sunday, and died on Monday. Deep sorrow is felt for the bereaved moth- er and heothers, who are left. The &WHIM' meeting of the shave- holdholdera of the McKillop, Logan and Hibbert Telephone Company was held it, Dublin last; week. This company has had a meet sneeessful ye r, and the directors head declared 410 per cent dividend, Tenders are being called for a con - mete pavement on the Htiron High- way, for adistance ot 4.6 miles stretch- ing &1st from Godei ich These tend- ers utast be in by the 22nd of Feb - Dorsey and the work is to start as soon as weather. permits. The piece of road is certainly in teed of it. Mts. Jas, Hugill, Huron Read, East or Clinton, while baying to lignt it fire with kerosine, on Tuesday. met with O painful accident, when the kerosine ignited and hell clothing caught flre. She ran outside and her hoshand, w m was ;015. returning trona the barn, ran to her and veiled her in the snow, extinguishing the blaze. As it was, she WAS rathey painfully burned. The anneal meeting of tho policy holclevs of she Hay Township Partn- ers' Mutual Fite Disttrance Come:111Y was held in the hall, 'Attach, nti Mon- day. The treasuter's financial state- ment of the company rmw the past year shows that 011 the Slat clay of December, 2,048 policies were in force. Insuring property to the amount or 67,53872000, The losses paid by the company during 1925 amounted to $10,894.07. The totel assets of the ennipany, incitaling residue of premium notes, is $2627 OS with Ito iabilities. The usual winter scare respecting the damage to peach buds is now be- ing reported from the Niagara peach orchards. by I' X•V{, arden Rohm tsoti. Wasdeti - liteKildnet asked for the hearty en - operation of the Connell during the coining 7001, 10 which many serious pre bleep: would come before them. He ail v (tented an eentionaieal stand, bitt not one in which the failure to spensi a dollar would cost two later on. The Council this year 19 composed of 14 Oonservati yes and 17 Liberals and among the Councillors are •three The ex -Wardens. usual smoker was held Tuesday Personal Paragraphs 1 W. A.. Grover made a business trip to Listow 011 Thursday last, Reeve A. 0. Baelcer is attending Co, Council at Gofierich, this week. Gordon Hest arrived borne last week. from Uxbridge wbere be has held 1 position 1/11, He (el al inani Mrs, iintqlon McDowell hag teturn- ea from Listowel, lifter spending a elitip10 or weeks looking after a puttee 5. atlas alatule Bryana attended Con- gress, ot Life Underwriters of Weer - ern Ontario, held in London tiering the past, week. Mrs, J. D. MeLachllo, ol' Eskintok, Has/c., is visiting with her father, Robert -Dark, Tho eiel We Will be beet: for a few weeks, 11.1r. and 51 19. IViggins were visitovs with Mr. and Altar. Wilmot this week. Mr, Wiggins is the new man:tees at tuin-Langlois vs 01111 tot' stewestyea, who bas been np on the G. '1'. P. in Northern °lama° con- ductieg a drug store. is visiting his parents, James tied airs. Fox. 0. H. Philips, of Roulette, Sask., spent the week -end at the home of Robert Dark. Sir. Philips is 0 son-in- law, ancl was East on a buying trip. Harry and Mrs. Atnent, of Sioux Lookout Ont., were visitors for a ew deys inang the past week sytth the former's parents. Philip and Mr s. Amen a George Dark, of Brownlee, Sask., is visiting 0,t Llie 'Mille of his father, Robert Datk. The visitor has been out West for the past 19 yam's, and came East to visit his mother, who a s011 confined to Kitchener Hoop. tea Lontinn nano:: last week had the phntn of Harty Kirby, wbo was pre- siding as Sealiimia of the Ontario Ed- ucational Congress being held by the underwriters. Mr. Kirby is inspect - for the Excelsior Life Insurance Go, and P. former resident of town. Miss Eliza Roddick, accompanied by her niece, Miss ;lean Swicker, of Pangmon, Sask., were calling on old friends in town on Thursday last. It's quite a few yeacs since Mies Roa- die': was it resident of town and Miss :lean is a claugheer of the late Mrs. Swicker, better known to the older residents of town as Lizzie Sample. Old Mends were glad to see them. 11, I Eagle Bites on Lion's Sutter Tail London Punch Satirizes U. S. on the Rubber Pinch. London, Jan. 21.—"The Lion With the Rubber, Tail' is the title of a cartoon and fable published in Punch by way of criticism of Secretary Hoover's rubber policy. The cartoon, which is by S. R. Bernard Partridge, depicts the British lion sitting unmoved while the Am- erican eagle is biting and clawing at its tail, which is Made of rubber. The fable reads: There was once an eagle who was used to having the best of everything. And it chanced that he met a lion with a tail of rubber. And great envy overtook the eagle because the 11061'2 tail was of rubber, "And the eagle said: "1 will see how this lion likes to have bis tail twisted.' "Ilut the lion remained unmoved saying: 'My tail does not 'Iliad being twisted, it is so resilent.' "And, when the eagle).perceived 110 was haviag no success, he was Very much annoyed and said so." BRUCE COUNTY Bruce Go. jail at aValkerton, is empty of law -breakers. Greenock Township bas decided to s' ay with Statute Labor for another year. Cargill School Board is planning to have a Continuation School next year. Harry Holman, who id O. P. P. ng. mit lit Teeswater, reeendy underivett two operations at a hospital in Ham - Men, 5, Weir, Teeswater, has pur- chased the planing mill and intends equipping it with np-to-date roach- mery. The reaidenee of hire, Philip Grese, 1401 000. Cat•riek, was completely destroyed by fire, The family was In Mil:inlay tit the time, 56 Sehneider, it Carrick ynung man, had a narrow escape from death in a r tteatvay accrident, when he was knocked dowe by a team of horses) both horses and sleigh passing over his body, How he escaped being trampled to death tmder the horses' feet Is a mystery. He emerged from the Warm without a scratch, The Mildrinty Gazette reports that amszitiely good prices were realized at an auction sale near there Inst Tuesday. John Darroch was the auctioneer. A binder, that had seen abont, eight years' service, brought $144, a mower sold for 1375, two a the best horses avereged aftoitt $140 each, cows sold from CM to $84, and hay saga at 11205155 ton in the barn, Rev, ;John Crawford, formerly of Lonann, was IrnitiOtod luta 1- lin ptiof oral charge of North Mornington, by (115 Preebytety of,Stratford, Si as Ss Ss 4 4 4 4 4 S. LOCAL AND DISTRICT — (moor Mother Alexandra was a ' nurse, and it was mainly 1154 lo ter efforts that the nursing' pm' - 1'' 1011 in England has attained its prsnt position, I The Manitoba Government tele- photo system completed its listail yesr with it profit of $150,000 a amides of nearly $85,000 over the estimated revenue. With gratifying progress the ss,- . pulation of Canada's penitentaries is • yearly growing less. On December 31, 1920, the federal jails had 2,217 inmates. On the same date the pre- vious.year the number was 2,373, ami for -1923 the list sheared 2,583. This is a reduction of 17 per cent. in two years. ; After two yeites of non-representa- ; tion in this country, the Mexican GoVernment has once more opened a 1 consulate in Toronto, and has sent General L. Medina Barron to repre- sent her as Consulate -General for Canada. General Barron states that his country is now in the midst of a peaceful and economical regime. Winnipeg next season will enter- tain twenty-six conventions, large and small, with an aggregate attend - lance of approximately 15,000 persons. In addition many large tourist part- ies will arrange their itineraries to I include Winnipeg and Manitoba, so that the gross tourist and convention travel will far ecliPse • any previous , year. 1. months and 14 day a 1 ittlower.,--In Grey Township, OA January , l DuSDA9.—In Seeforth, on January IOW 1925, I William Albert Minder, aged 00 yeare, 5 I ,2,0m111. DIED label, aged 90 years, 2 SuiLliia,—At St. Joseph's Hompital. Toronto, on jemmy Ih191325%0C°15ndraadyehl 1 22211, 3020, William H. Smillie, of 270 Glenholme Avenue, Toronto, belov. 58 years. ed husband of Addle bootee Tuthill. aged , Farm for Sale AO sore farm for sale, being Lot 8, ,..1‘ tbe Mit Concession of Grey Township. On tha premlsem isa twe•s_tory brick lumse with_slato 11 vmeDnieearloolihmed". ejf.rninicirbViihrral axeg5 f aeT14; a 05029 ITIVotiolvar U10174 VJCIA'ILT: A drilled well with 0 windmill end supply tank. 18 acres of hardwood hush. For fra- Sher particulars apply to ALEX. BUCHANAN. , 21.2 R. 10. No. 1 Walton. Ont. Tenders for Church Property Tenders will he received up to February Mb 111195, for the purchase of Johnston's (March, sezcecr, w11 :1Abtglttl'I'AT:02f6u5fieettleelt4 ri;filet A lro it shed lSxOlIeet. Situated on the 1st Line of Morrie township, two miles West of Jamestown. on Tuesday, February Oth, there will be a Public Sale of Ohara Ifurniture, 000(1511517 06 Pulpit, organ, chairs, earner. 2 tables, cup. hoard, lamps and etovo. Sale to cote i/11q1(11' at 2 p. m. -Ad:trees olltenclon:. to :ARTHUR SHAW, 82.2 11 11. No, 2, 131nova1e, Ont, BRUSSELS MARKET Vhil Wheat Pena 51 4r 1i ,ig 'age,- RO 40 02 •15 p aTtrtrvh eat 00 27 25 25 82 22 1115 ,1 70 17 02 12 00 rttft't Bar ...........trearawastmearsearareatermacresineamsra FU -T11 ter UAL ce Substantial Reductions on Everything in our En/ire Stock. Many Articles to Clear at Less than Cost. 1.6=1.097PIZIEMITEM-014.11.0110.112.27,215213.9AFTSIMesCM.S.WIIISI "..ntrameneereranammitipamosi Inconceivable Bargains in Men's QSweaters Our Entire Stock of Rubber Foot Wear at less than to -day's Wholesale Prices. Huge Reductions in Dr. Hess' Line of Merchandise. While they last MATCHES, 400's, 29c pkge. Phone 5210 Gordon's Cranbrook aussa.sameetarwo.