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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1926-6-2, Page 8WEDNESDAY, auNE 221(.1, 1o2o. Special for This Week at The 11.0 Stare KLENZO TOOTH BRUSHES REGULAR 50c. KLENZO TOOTH PASTE REG. 35C. I Good form Skeeter Scant Hair Nets keeps away Single or0ouh. 1 Mosquitoes htesr 0 for 25 I 25c 1 Radio Solidified Bath Brilliantine Soap for the Hair 3 Cakes He 50c Tins Sallee Liquid IlestroysMoths Stainless 400 hots, These are Kodak Days There are no finer pictures than those which the first early days of Summer urge you to take. We keep a fresh supply of the dif- ferent sizes of Kodak Film and De- velop and Print. E SMITH The •Tt,„,1,=,,,.da Store Draggiet and Stationer , 4.0."...14441-44414441-0).:44414-631-44444441,44:4:44.:444,4-04ARatW,444*S43/3*:103.4 tr't Local News Items w....zio.4444.44-44,14,..v.:÷;.+4.4-4,4,4444.1.044-04.+44.0-4.+:40..;+0~04,4":+1,43.4K, Annual Picnic. The Toronto Brusselites will hold their annual picnic at Exhibition Park (area 9) on Saturday, June 12th, at 3 p.m. All 13russe1ites are welcome. Women's Institute. Will the members of Brussels Wom en's Institute please keep in mind the executive meeting of the District Women's Tnetitute to be held here in the Public Library on June llth, at 2.30 o'clock. Further particulars later. Carry Motor Permit Card. All motorists 'contemplating trips into the United States should make certain that they carry with them their ernotor lic.nise permit card, otherwise the United States Customs authorities will turn them back at the border. This is the warning is- s.ued by the Ontario Motor League through its Secretary, W. G. Robert- son, and should he heeded to avoid the disappointment of being unable to complete -the trip. Traffic Officer Named. G. C. Thompson, formerly of Port Hope, has been appointed hitchysay traffic officer for the Goderirh and St. Marye Roads, with headquarters. at Stratford. He has arrived and commenced his duties and his family will be lel Stratford shortly. Hie heat includes the west highway far as the Proof Line and the stretch from Stratford to God -rich It in expected that an officer for the East road from Guelph to Stratford will be on the job next week, Exchange of Property. Last week Teesdale Whitfield, of town, and John S. Leiteh, late of At- wood, who recently purchased the Huntley Grocery, exchanged homes, Mr. Whitfield and family moving to Atwood, and Mr. Leitch and family, accompanied by the foimier's parents, roming to Brussels. While weleom- lee the newcomers to town, Brus- selitee are very sorry to lose tin? Whitfield family. Mr. Whitfield has been a great sufferer from asthma during the past couple of years and it was owing to his ill health that the change of location was advised. We hope to hear of is speedy improve- ment in his health, and the family's many friends will be glad to w1 - come them back at any time. Free Service to Blyth Continues. joint meeting of the Commis- sioners of the Blyth 'Ruled Telephone Company, and the Brussels. Morrie. and Grey Conimany was held here on Friday laat, the object being to take into consideration the proposal to ad- opt is itiabi exchange fee between the two Systen1g, After eoneiderable dismission ,it was decided that the free service be eontinued and that another trunk line be bat between the two central systoles, each com- pany to bear the expenee of the line in ite own tenitory. The new line will cross the 'township on the 6th line of Morris. The Coinetiasioners aye composed of Meagre. Sloan, ring, land and ,Ellis, of Blyth, end Messrs. Procter, Cameron and nOfiA, for the Brussele seetem. Geeing 16 '1114,4 la-. crease in bUsniees it was impossible for one Hee to leek after it all in a esitiefaeterl*ay. Tarvia. . The streets have been in a "lie- . uid" state owing to tarvia being ' spread on the roads. Council Meets on Monday. Council will meet on Monday even- ing, opening up first as a Court of Revision on the Assessment Roll. Business Men's Association. A meeting of the Business Men's Association meet in the Library on Tuesday evening. There are several committees to report. A full at- tendance is requested. Series of Brief Articles. Through the. kind interest of a frequent contributor to The Post, (who uses his initials, "D. R."), we have received a number of short alt. tielee on various -topics, original and Iselected, which we think will prove interesting and profitable to our readere. These 'include: "The Bib- le," "The Church," "The Mime," and Icendeed subjeets, They will ap- pear each week. The first, "The Bib. le," will be found in this issue. Walker-Duronceau. St. James Souare United Church, Toronto, was the scene of a happy event 01) Saturday, May 15th, at 4 o'clock, when Miss Marguerette Eva Duronceau, of Toronto, became the bride of John ROSS Walker, young- est son of W. 3. and Mrs. Weikel', of Sertforth, and farmer residents of Brussels. The ceremony was per- foiened by Rev, D. M. Morden hi the presence •of the immediate relatives aud rt few friends of the contracting; parties. The Inide looked charming in a dainty gown of white georgette, She wore a veil with orange blossoms and (tarried a bormet of white roses and sweet peas. The young couple were attenned by the bride's sister and - brother-in-law, Dr, and Mrs. Leifer, of Chicago. Following the ceremony, the wedding supper was Nerved at the home of the bride's mother, 653 'Queen street east. Jacks many friends here unite in wishing him and Mrs. Walker all pos- sible lumpiness end suceees and hope to see them soon, Minor Locals. Junn. Blessem time. is coming, Kingisi Birthday to-morrew. Ch•L Connell is hi session this week, The Garden Party season is loom- ing up, Town Couneil meets 031 Monday evening. Brussels Old Boys' 'picnic at Tor- onto on June 12th. Many are going to the circus at Stratford on Saturday, Business Men's Aseociation meet next Tuesday evening. Good morning! Has your Post subscription been renewed? Lige is just one thing after anoth- er. After housecleaning, the back-. yard garden, Dandelion wine making is another' industry also euffering from the backward season. When ri former tY. 5, afebassador like Mr. Gerrard refers to his owe country' as the • "Shylock of the world"! in the matter of debt settle - merits With the allies•in tko late -War, he isonly• giving expression to What Other peOpIe liSiOtel.ettkleeld.. in Mind. . , . . ' Brussels United Duch REV, A. W, BARKER, B. O. MINIsrao Sunday, June 6th 11 a.m.-Public Worship. Rev. Dr. Oaten, Representa- tive of the Ontario Prohibi- tion Union. 3 p.m. -Sabbath School ses- sion and Bible Classes - pen. -public Worship. Rev. Mr. Fowler, of Melville Church, Rev. A. W. Barker is attending Conference in Stratford. BOX RENTS DUE. -All Box Rents at Brussels Postoftice are due. on June 1st. W. Scott, P.M. DEAD. -His Car Died a Natural death after using Accessory parts in repairing. Call on McIntyre & Cudmore for genuine Ford parts. SEEDBuckwheat for sale.. Apply to Fred Rowland, Lot 22, Con. 5, Grey. Phone 4125. 51-1 2 DRIVING Horses for sale. ..AoPly to Chris. Rogerson, 8th line, Mor- ris. 50-1 COME to the Home of the Ford For Genuine Ford parts. McIntyre & Cudmore. STRAYED on My Farm About First week in May, a 2 -year-old heifer. Owner may have it by proving property and paying expenses. 50-3 A. C. Dames, Bruesels, SILVER Grey Buckwheat seed for sale, also quantity of split peas for feed. Thos. Clark, 5th line, Morris, Phone 3311. 50.tf SEVEN Sucking Pigs for sale at $0.50 each. Stuart MacQuarrie, Lot 32, Con, 14, Grey. Phone 4913 QUANTITY of B. C. Shingles for sale. Ethel Cheese Factory. Phone 8311 50-1 BE Sure to Get Genuine Ford Parts when repairing your Ford car. Do not use Accessory parte of any kind. McIntyre & Cudmore. TWO Young Sows for sale, each with litter at foot. Quest Dobson, Phone 855 Lot 21, Con. '7, Grey 49-tf LAWN Mowers Sharpened at 75c. Also two good lawn mowers for sale cheap. Geo. Edwards. FOR SALE -Chevrolet Touring Car, 1921 model in good condition, will he sold cheap for quick sale. Ap- ly to E. L. Deejardine, Ethel Phone 5915. BLACK Minorea Hatching Eggs aria Timothy seed. James Pane, R. R. 3, Brussels, HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE. --S. C. White Leghorn Eggs, bred to lay. 101' tt doz. above market nrice. Alex. Perrie, R. IL 8, Phone 25..5e Brussels. COMFORTABLE frame dwelling house in Brussels for sale at a bargain. Apply to W. M. Sinclair. Co. Council This Week -Joint Meet- ing on Wednesday With Bruce Co. Thn June sessions of the county (icemen of Hume opened on Tuesday afternoon at Goderieh. On Wednes- day afternoon and evening a joint get-together will be held at Kincar- dine by the counties of Bruce and Huron. In the afternoon there will be is program of snorts, followed by a round table conference of thct tveo councils. County Clerk Holman, of Huron, and County Clerk D. For- rester, of Bruce, will sneak on the subject of "Procedure." In the evert- ing thern will 110 a helmet in the Kincardine town hall and addresses will be given hy Warden McKibben. of Huron: Warden D. McDonald, of Breve; Reeve (Rev.) Tolmin, of Seethententnn; Messrs. Hugh Clark, Frank McQuaid, Ex -Warden Robert- son (Buren). Wm, Lane, and others, and Mr, Irwin, of the Highways De- partment will he present anl no doubt will give an address. Hillkurst Airl Expired. Thn following item refers to a neitie of John Lake. of Brussels: - The sad news was phoned korn lis - 0101 Sunday evening that Ella Grace Din -ling, the 20 -year-old daughter of Mrs. J. E. Lakes had passed away at (1 o'clock in the General 'Hospital, where she had been for the nest three weeks. , Her mother, brother, and two sisters were wth her at the last. Death was due to dropsy and high blood pressure. The young lady was very well and favorably known in the Hillhurst district, hav- ing lived about eine miles north of Stoughton most of her life. The ro- 100100 were brought to Stoughton on the Monday morning's train and the funeral bit -Id on Tuesday at 3 o'clock from Fawcett's undertaking parlors. At the United Church a large num- ber of friende gathered for the ser- vice concluded by the pastor, ,Trev. P. T. Dennis, and the remains were tak- en to Stoughton cemetery And laid to rest beside her e!eite,ether, who died last Fall. She is survived by her mother, five sisters: Mrs. Elsie Hart. cell, Munro, Washington; Mrs, Clar- ence Pannell, Regina: Mrs, Richard Nydegger, Townsend, rliforittnia; Mrs. 'Martin MeDerrrifd and Mrs. James Dunn, Stoughton; and threesbrothers, Robt. and Charlee, residing at Stou- ghton, end Wililaisi at Malta, Mon- tana. The syreprithy of the commun.- ity is extended the friends in their sad loss, THE BRUSSELS POST 11.10.040.1.0,111.101601 BANKING FIFTY YEARS Financing Productive Enterprise AHANK is a medium for gathering together Ole, idle funds of elle Nation and etuploylog them to eb the • tequireinents of productive termase.8. Bank's service to the coni. wunity is ineasueed by the efficieney with which le peefortne this two•Cold task, Fen- inure than Fifty Yeees, the S tan dar1 bunk of Canada tuts been building an enviable reputation foilsontal management and for service to its de. positors: and dtwing that time, it has takeu care of every legitimate demand wade noon its resourcett by peoductive ieditstry, `1"1-1-41 STANDARD BANK OF CA..1,1A.D.A. BRUSSELS BRANCH -G. H. Santis, Monaucr Decoration Day. Western Star Lodge I.O.O.F., Brussels, will hold their annual Dec- oration service on Sunday, June 20, Hydro Off. Hydro was off during the noon hour, on account of sone fixing; tobe done for the main wires on Tuesday. Alberta Votes June 28. General election date in Alberta will be Monday, June 27, with nom- inations on Friday. j'une 18. The writs have been issued for those dates. Has Entered Team. Brussels has entered a team in the Soft Ball tournament to be held in Milverton on the King's Birthday, June 3rd, Cartridges Stolen. It is renorterl that somebndy broke into the Brussels Public School and stole 1600 cartridges. Something may be heard later about the case. t Should Have Gran Cut The Council should have the grass eut at Victoria Park, as it 'nearly looks like a hay field. There is item . tar 3 or 4 c1iamond to be laid out foe softball, both for men and W0111- , , 0/1. , Phones Are All Working. - ' .A.II nhonns that we're out of order from the sleet storm a few menthe ago. were all connected up bast Satur- day and service is now running smoothly. Went to Wroxeter. A load of Oddfellows drove over. tn Wrexeter and assisted in degrees i on Monday evening. Wroxeter Lodge its having a revival and greet interest is being taken in the degree work. To Organize Foot Ball. A meeting will be held in the Lib- rary Committee room on WefIlleSClffy evening of this week toorganize a football team. Meeting is called et 8 o'clock. All interested are asked to attend. Hume Helpers Conference. A goodly number will attend the Homo Helpers Conference in the Presbyterian Church, Brussels. on Friday afternoon of this week. Mies McLeod, of Lucknow, will addrees the meeting. More Truth Than Poetry. Listowel Banner :-A speed cop has beenappointed for the Stratford district. He won't need to spend ' much time around Listowel as it is impossible. for motorists to do 'any sinding on the reads leading to this town. Pays to Advertise. Russell Dougherty, 17th Con., Ovey, ran a small arlyt. in The Post for the past couple of • months for sweet clover seed for sale and die - ringed of own 200 bushels. He was able to nay for his advt, withit smile mid Paid''il pays to advertise." Minor Locals, 11,am., will sOon be here, Next public holiday will be July 1. Automobiles with ;foreign markers are to be seen on the streets. Once again the peach crop in the Niagara district will be small this year. This appears to be it spring joke. Is a Member of Choir. Monday's Globe published a picture of the Trinity VI .td Church choir, of Newmarket, which in competition with 7 other choirs, won first honors in the choir competition at Ain -ora, under the auspices of the York 'Pion- eer and Historical Society. Miss Edna McCall, daughter of T. C. and Mrs, McCall, of town, is a member of this choir. Annual Meeting. The result of the election of 01 - Cent at the annual meeting of Brus- sels; Women's Institute is as follows: Honorary President, Mrs. P. Scott; Preeident, Mrs. R. .T. Meteuchlin; lst Viet Preeident, Mins E. Downing; 2nd Vice, Presiclort, Mrs. G. R. Muldoon; Sec.-Treas., Miss E. Mav Armstrong; Aesistant Soc., Mrs, A. H. Macdonald District Director, Mrs, G. X. Sande; Pianist, Mrs. Robert Thermion; Ae- sistant Pianist, Mrs. A. Lamont; Dir- ectors, Mrs. J. Logan, Mrs. T. Riteli- ie, Mrs, W. W. Harris, Mrs. 3. S. Armstrong, Mrs. R. F. Downing, Mrs. , N. E. Gerry, The variotte reports showed a very succeeeful year and with the splendid band of Officers just elected we are hoping for a bet- ter year than ever. A. well prepared paper on "Enthusiasm" WO read and ' was greatly enjoyed by all present, Co Court June 8th. Judge Lewis will open a sitting of the County Court on Tuesday, June , 8th at Goderich. Held Open Air Meeting. An open air meeting was held last week at the Queen's corner, con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Wardell, Wing - ham. Card of Thanks. We desire to express our sincere thanks for the many kindnesses which were shown us during the long illness and death of Mrs. McMil- lan, Geo. McMillan and Family. Recital Cancelled. Owing to the fact that Miss Nick- awa, the -Cree Entertainer, is booked for Western engagements, she will be unable to fill a date in Brussels this season. She had to cancel her date in Brussels owing to illness. May Queen. Miss Florence Eckniler, a former student of Brussels C. S., was crown- ed Queen of the May at the Stratford Normal School last Friday. Miss EcIrmier has been a popular student at Normal and was the choice of the School. ATWOOD A. M. Robinson spent the week -end in Toronto, recently. Charles Danbrook has tented his farm on Oen. 9, Biwa'and intends m tying to Hamilton, Be will have auetion sale on June 45h. WOO THIS Electric Fl r Polls er For $2.I0 a day $1.00 for half day Beautify all your Floors and Linol- eums Quickly without stooping, kneeling or even soiling your hands Use Johnson's Liquid Wax Ca.11 and see it at Davison's Hardware Walter and Mrs. Olive and Marjory, I Ad m Iraist rat or's of London, were in town, recently., Geo. Greensides, proprietor of the "Model Bakery," has purchased a line truck to be used in connection with his business. Reginald Desis is the driver. N. C. and Mt, Parker, of Erma, an- nounce the engagement of ;heir sec- ond daughter, Anna Irene, to A. Ed- gar H. Gray, son of Robt. H. and Mrs. Gray, of Blum, the marriage to take place early in June. BORA! GORRICLL.-In Oxbow, Sask., on May 18111, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. 13. A. Garret], (nes En a Camelot]) daughter. (FranoeS oris.) SPE1R,-In Morris township, on Thursday, May 27111, 1920. to Mr. and Mrs. John G. Speir, a daughter (ffelen DIED WOOOROW.-In Port Albert, Out„ on Mon- day, May list, 1225, Jane Coultas, relict of She late William Woodrow, aged 81 years, 8 months and 26 days. Sale Household Furniture and Effects and Real Estate Belonging to the estato of the tato Harriett F. McDonald There will be offered for sale at the Family Theatre, Brussels on Saturday, June the 5th at 0 o'clock in the nfternoon, by D. M. Scott, Auctioneer, the following goods Fuld 111511518: 101,1 dining room table and dining room chairs, 1 sideboard, 1 folding leaf table, 2 rock- ing (theirs, 8 bedroom snits, 1 oak book shelf. 1 small fancy table, 2 large mirrors 1 efeel bed couch, quantity of linoleum, 1 marble clock. 1 step Mader, 1 oil heater, several kit- chen chairs and a number of other household effects too numerons for Indivinnal mention. At 1)0 00010 time the real estate, 170111p050d. of Part or Park Lot number 14 in Graham's Survey will be offered for sale. Terms of sale cash. Further partioulars amp be had on applunition to the undersigned. P11421811 MCDONALD, 0.10, Scott, Ana, Administrator, A Delightful Assemblage of Advance Summer Models. We're all ready to help you get ready for the Summer with lew Dresses9 Summer Qats s korts 9 Dainty Fro cks Delightful Crepes, Geor- gettes, Plain and Patterned Fugl, Printed Silk Crepes. and Pretty Voiles are just received. 8.50 12.75 2200. SumMerCoats Always a Coat is wanted for outings. We are show- ing smart Twill Cords, Silk Coats and Tweeds. 22,50 35.00 43.00 Knitted Wear One and two-piece styles that are 'just the class for street, wear and all sports occasions. 12.50 14.00 Everyone knows the charm of Summer Frocks when fashioned in the latest styles from the newest and best materials. See them for yourself. Early Selections are always Best. Chiffon Hose Nothing•finer for Summer wear and with a little care are ver -y serviceable. Peach Bloom, Rose Blonde, Silver and Almond. Per pair $1.50 Gloves of Course! Kayser Silk Gloves with double tips and finished with smart turn -back cuffs. Sum- mer shades of Mocha, Sil- ver, Doe Skin, Chamois, 1.00 1.50 2.50 Silk Hose Winsome Maid all silk Hose we believe are the best. All recormnend them for ap- pearance and durability. Sizes 81- 1010 all the Spring shades. Per pair $2.00 Bossard Corsets, Nemo flex Corsolettes, Sanitary Belts, Kotex Dress Goods and Trimmings New Printed Silk Crepes, Georettes, Plat Crepes, Woolens, Swiss Voiles, Raion Silks, Zephers, Trimming Gimps, Bandings, Ribbons gPugi Silks, Broadcloths, Seaocretss, etc., in fact everything you'll need for the making of Summer Dresses. Collar and Cuff Setts, Belts, Windsor Ties, Purses, Parasols, etc. These New Summer Creations are Sure to plese, IT PAYS TO SHOP HERE KING ROS. Winghann 01 se.