The Brussels Post, 1927-3-9, Page 8WEDNESDAY, M %MIT 9th, 1927.
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Note the Free Goods and Extra Special Prices.
This is made pa't-Ie by Special Prices from
the Manufacturers.
Hot 'AV te-r
BottOes
81c each
Fall site, 444141 a 'lett 1,4 hill Ims
or4,0
.t isf-tet et y.
Durham
DiapliexRazor
And a 11' Tithe Rvxall
Snaring 0.2.11111
Both for 3c
(Ara Special
A Real Bristle Menu Tooth Brush
and a 511c Tube Milk of Magnesia
Tooth Paste
The Two for 590
Spring Medicines
Puretest Epsom Baits
1t -4.P best in tin po‘qf
15c and 25c tins
Iran and Cascara Tonic with Celery
$1.00 Bots.
T lree
Flowers
eaeh amebas,. of
Thre,, 1,'.2r, Vt,2141.,1.
1,1 11eI'M,Itkg, a 1', ial phge.
e‘f ro Pit.wrrs
Free
Jorgteell
Toilet Soap
A pure liorEl11110t1 with
the c•rsi ly 14,212 eel Odor -a
25e (lake and a ,1544 Wash
Cloth
The two for 29c
We hare
•t limited quantity
only 01 401(11.
For Better Results
Bring 114 y 011 II Films to he
Deccb•ped and Prink 41.
Fresh .21 ock 14',,e 1,1'
E-tst
inu Films.
E R. SPVIITH
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T)ruggiet and Ste tioner
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2:24,4 21.222.1:24242422:÷X+2,1:42:4424+1.444 :.•-•
Local Nevi's Items
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Euchre and Dance. 121ar Onice Stationery.
nt,22.,.,0 222:241 ..,.i1 1! N222,- •22.2•2•0•i til.• 1•2•0222.2
„, .22:2. 22 .-.,,,•22„.2-• ;,; 24. 211e1.1212.1 \t 41 stock 001c,' Storm; -
1 /11C,. 1 1,..• 111,-„,-,14 0011. :11 Elet tied );Ifee youl• Onkr for
ttlt., on Fi.b.inee Mar; !I 1.q. 21 2.1 The Post.
ti,ene-2,-400:1 2, Belting Solo.
dkilverti.vine-ais Pa.v.
f-hrt,an Tefrat)e-
Lest •"-;-,•:,, 1.a.a4-.42 ,111,•,• 1. i: 4211 hold s,.1, -,o, 10444.-,
foe 21 ;ramie". 0129 :t1 haif an lame al• •n. 1 :,012tei altri -tip!, I. in 1.1
tor Vii.• .1 -.1 ••••;., ('(21-1 fiweer's lormIt remits ell
r•totes Ivo' • or lo ••12022,. 120(2h 1 9, A 11,4 „til,p,
f1.4,111 I. .11,1 22r,...2.11. it sereml 4'12 4-."2,1,2•••rl•-2 12111)2.
;20;,•-•,-y ••1•11,4 0 lam •1,,
-01iie, 1 0 ;• a :,11212 woek, l'Int are askett to
, a; s; et ••
atter) Forts Ahmit Canada.
Died at VVitt,l,..ier. v,-1,8rattur
.2 ('r,,-.t,-t'oi-, 1-4
, 111,1,•el reel, tmelia o'
41,, • '• .,-• ' ;, ,':.•
1••,. ; ; a • ea oil, •I C'earft
'11• i1UANT1T"," of Timothy Hay For
„ alto t , Q
Phone Get>. littker,
412(1 , 1 . .IC our 1
oil ...tit':
.22.„oti. 150 -ACRE Farm For Sale 3r Rent,
, I •' 23 anti 21. Cola:m:4:210a 11
tvife • , ..:1. ;t1I.I 11101, TS/WTI:1111/. APPly 1111'$. Sal 2111
IVI1/ 01'..11.-e2 a re. Cox, Brussels, Ifs IL 3,
tad 1 1:Nu aett, r FRESH Beef For Sale by the Quar
Te,marees t.e or in triall murotities. Also
11 o 2 1:Ho ' I t 1 l 1 Is sit pork, sa0Sag.4 n11(1 10111 2.J1
.• ...;1411 2 idy to R. .1 'alt. -Lerman, R R.
oe. alit Gov- Ba)e-sale. Telepitotte 109,
11
121 10 '0 it HOUSE and Lot For Sale. Apply
Ch2 c' I,0.:eae
s V, hl "aaaaes. '`" .• ter to Ifineatora
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Brussels United Church
REV. A. W. BARKER. .6'. .0.
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Sunday, Mair. 13th
11 a.m.---Public Werade,
"Filet It's Diseerds-and Ilow to
Hear Them"
p.m.-;Selibath School 12011-
1(101212011-
1(1012and Ilible Classes -
7 p.m. -Public Worship.
Rev. R. B. Stevenson, M. A.,
will speak for the Lord's Day
Allianee and Mr. Lorne W.
Eekmier will sing
"The Farilt is the Leek" .... Lynes.
'alv Mother's Prayer- Tio-vner
"Were You Zan;h
?" Burleigh
Tuesday -Y. P. Society.
; Wednesday - Prayer Service
-Choir rehearsal.
Friday at 7.30 -Boys' Class.
Sunday Morning, March 20th
Mrs. (Rev.) Longby, of China,
will speak for the W. M. S.
Anniversary.
FOR SALE. -Quantity of No. 1
Alfalfa and Timothy. Also a
21%1111101`. .Russel Knight, R. R. 2,
- Phone 28-1 Brussele,
FOR SALE. -Bicycle in good condi-
tion. Apply at Gammage's shot'
store, next Bank of Nova SC004.
1T
SCOTCH Bred Bull For. Sale, Roan.
Phn
oe 83, Oran Russell, Nig
Lot 11, Con. 6, Morris.
SUNBURST Brooch Found on Brus-
sels street. Enquire at The Post
TURNIPS For Sale. -George Bish-
op, 1,et 41. Con, 7, Grey. 1't 11144
A :2SHORTHORN Bull, 11 Months
010. -roan color. John Bolger, 1, IL
e
41, Con. 17, Gry. Phon0
BUNCH of Little Pigs For Salo.
i'ii,w.na MeQuarrio, Lot 32, Coo.
1 :. C20,y. Phone .1 9-1 3.
C000 Shorlhorn Cow FM' 1014', But,
ter fat test 3.8, dm, to 21212e, May
1 Aoely to Cecil Bateman,
Eth41. .11'
SAL'1.-Red Al.Pn2, Alfalfa
2,e,1 sty 111,', 'I'!.oloihy
;eel T:eirelly :PA ,N1Zio
11 1112r412,s and Fluery
112-4"'.W. j. Dar, Bluevale, 2T
100 Acre farm to rent in Morris Two.
Apply to W. A. Lowry. Brussels
Yearlinq O1)(',1• Ev12'o for sale.
Plionr 107 C11111,21•011 Corlirttlle
SOWS for Sale, -00,4 York sow with
litter five weeks ((1,!,((1,!,also one York
m
• sou' d, to farrow; in :tray. Both
111,- Yo11711:1 sows,. Phone8111',
Leslie Lake, Lot 20, Con, 10, Greys
RED Shoet Horn Bull, 14 months
c.1 1, for sale. Roy Bennett,
. Pool, eat, Walton, 0.0.
Ntat'aBER of Young Pure Bred York
1.0 f• • , .2)11-', . lri April.
Name 34 1 2. Peter Lamont
Lot 1 2, Cm,, 8, Grey,
yotty:
COMFORTABLE frame dwelling
01 2 1(44(11141 io Brussels for nale at a
areme: set 4; a", ; ; ;se' t'empany,
,oto;T-22 1,-2, .1 •• 12 • 01 .2 .- •
nearlY tem me"te ,4, 11 1.4 11,1.4-,-, 2211.2
proven 1:....-', • ; ; 12
and••••2",. me; ottst, m, .;
1m.;;;,, ,t vIrk .• 1,1.. 1 .1
sy11212111 4(•40044" t• 2, 112' 111 41:I
Sunday 1p, 111 :21:''-
Iv
all 111, or!, 0t. '11'
v11111.01. It 2 10 1 T ee .,••
tine to false. eltiotls eatimui any
farewell fora fait 1
hint or 111.r ita-t,o,,, -4,11
her reit +21124 12
let such nn e -14e2211 4aesse•11. s 1 ees.
withoet 411 !east 14 sli ,ht tot,. a of
their reepect. Cr tat) end s
home -like and 112 114(0(1(1 tee w.,_ rat.
ranged for Fritim• In fa-,
Misses Hunter's Inesh yor on, en'a
members of the teash'emstaff 4) fa:,
Sundny Sebnol being asotent. S Der •
the1 candies and fruit 1110 mod..
teund.i4, miss TIowe s, is, Y•itl3ont 1.
veremony, preasntrel with a dela
luncheon set, for tallict, in a Toy
expressive words., she Banked the
frienda. Then followed abort im-
pro/mite tributea. wiee and ether -
wise, tc, Mist IIowe's aplendid ser-
vie(1s) these ritrnarka were mostly
"otherwise" and ;were subject to
many impolite interruptions; and re.
parten. But most of thi seeming,
levity Nees deliberately as, mad, so
as to render less painful the parting
with rt genuine friend end en -labor-
er. Miss Howe left on Sattartley -f,'r
her home near WalIateburg, but her
many friends hone she map be ebb.
to get back to BruSsels for the re. ,
union. Those who were not invit
to take part in the little function de-
seribed above, will please under -fatal
that no slight was intended. Out of
teapeet to Mias llowe'a aversion to
formal leave taking, every effort was
made to keep the party as small as
passible,
1,.61,1012 1112..
, 1-• •• 2. •122112' to 1,-,12.11
; • 1s : te. y
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'I ,'1 .1,1P '1_ 111. ,illr',111111,.;
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1., 11. 11,.-01atal Flo a.-
11 1 le, '.24,271•"1 ate' .01
t•- ••• fimalis •,011), liaa Ire"
-Mehter 11,4t
t012 a., a peofesi pue11-
-012., of a t•e, 122' ffe
til ro••• of a vasiltioy• youth who
tee ,,,,20 ('"01 Kid T'opid. on"
1:: •11 -cover 111141. to make amid in
lee-, rood 111 i111110-
10,24.. red • or eircle.. 111, '111022' 4,4
2.1I'l I1 1/121 112', ..Ir ea1,11:X:t2
t(1 1.11 2110 tial -and her
1102A-b0iled family -that lie': "Ilttt-
Ding ITtitler.“ 11,, fighter. El.'Prp,
.rnas SW.O/111111f.11:',' .111121
11.. real "Butler" appear; on 111
can,, atei adds to 4111' eornolicatinty,
'rip, root that the ring 011111Y1111(111 S11,1.
poets the botsfie figater or c1)rrvi1i2.
on an itlfair with Mrs, "Battling Tint)
ler"doesn't make ill,. '4,1 -e -stilt
youth's path any anootlier, in ad.
,lit -ion to being a aereare from atert
to "Battling Butler" has -many
seeetrteulfti- •4'n1'2 wbieh would (lei
credit to the biggest dramatic lire•
kluctione. Thousands of people
pear in the picture. The litegfat
fight i'l-ub a1 t11 Pt1fie coast was
rented duririts the (limning of "Bale
tling and I(eaton's Pomp:tray
spent several weeka "shooting"
eetmea ifl picturesque sections of
California.
bargaie, aspply to W. LI. Sinclair.
- •
"A Perplexing Situation."
young people of the 'United
4,1.01411 arr, pi•eparim a humorous
2•120y, "A Perplexing Situation"; to bo
given in the town hell ;theta; Marsa
tail a. rrit,!... will be assisted by Prof.
Charbss Duff, a noted Canadian 11011'
.ort pi4111:1, Prof. Duff played in
Brussels a few years ago and is also
known to radio fans, We are for-
tanate in getting him. Further par-
tieulars will be given next; week.
te p the date clear, March 241h.
W212112111'S Prayer Se, -co,
Tla. interdenominational Womsn's
Bey ef Preyer 221210 ob terve,' le Mel-
ville Pos-,Ingf;rian C'eurf.-1 in EstflaY
afternoon, Morel; /Bit Special pray-
ers were offered for Ganttela, China,
Japan, 111010, the Mo.flori world. am!
for Cs; League of Nationa and inter -
tuitional relationships. A general
reef:seam, of sin, follfreed by Bat
Lord's Prayer openiel - the meeting
and at tin ('1014(4 202212 tho prayo of
thanksgiving and bentel'etian all in
unison. Mrs. J. P1, Smi a presided
and told of the purpose of the lime!,
ing---thet this .year in effort had
been made to 1)14\'4' the; observance
worId-wide, and for the first time the
Cart -Ilan vaneen and girls of all
lands were uniting' in prayer for the
work of Cliriet all around the warld.
Those who took part in the program
were: Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Arthur
Smith, Mrs. 0. MeCall, Mrs, J. Robb,
Iffra Proctor, Mrs. Sperling, Mrs,
Iffeadows, Mrs. Skelton and Miss Ma-
son. Short tiallta on Pl'ASier wore
given by Aire. Parker and Mtn Dead)
man. Solos were sung by Mra. Vow -
ler end Miss Kate Amont. The meet.
ing was well attended and waa an
exneedingly profitable one to those
present. . 1
80011 10' 11111,, 111 go tishin1
Connell met on Monday evoningt
Auction sales arc plentiful ,111.
210%V.
The Boy Scouts.
of Toninto, the
Secretary of the Buy Scout,- of Caz
111111, 421 41 Ittlitatti Vis !it 11,-' 110
ll' Chart!! los
rfintesday evetnat. tloys pr,
pared ;2 supper them., ,ives ,ind als
144(11 1,41 the Trine, Contmitteo:
sae la 'McTavish. We,',,: ;oat en
(1. 1', latenere. I•iver)'tately
100 10 the many good things 1.0't
12211'.' on ',he taidc,„ Aftor the tail
bed been els:foal away. the roan",
Scoot meeting was held. In tv-a':,4
to (Olivia! opening. 111111 tannin.- tat.;
it; .;,- and instruction period% aldr
1‘1-Y11111':%ff':2
‘111. ,:l
1/0 1.111y4 2 a series or group 11.1010,
11‘.. eonedintented the boys upon tIn
excellent way th,.y hal'l'
to11,41,1 oi 11 V
1111$4011 the l,21,101100t 201s2,2, 4121(
those are now working on their' SP,'
2111(1 (.11182, Scout work. Two boys
Norman Thomp•on and Ko '10111
Thu -11, will complete the secore
eless requiremente this week, alter(
are ssx who are working on tip, pr,-
Iiminr
aies. The total enrollment ia
twenty. While this is under the dip-
eetion of Melville Church, the hogs
will be glad to render any service
either to the community or to :litre, -
Winds who may be In need of helo,
irrespective of denomination. A
true Iles* Scout is prepared to do a
good turn daily.
W. F. Vanstone Called Home.
Old friends and citizens of 13rue-
sels were sorry to learn on 7.'hureday
Morning that W. F. Vanstone, a far-
mer well known and respected citi-
zen of Brussels, had passed away at
Vaingharn that morning after a ahort
illness. He was born in lagmondville
nearly 71 year; ago and when a Ltd
of 5 came to Brussels with his par-
ents, where they conducted a large
flour and .421.10 111111 and were the
builders of the first mill dam on the
Maitland here, Mr. Vanstone, 111
later years, sold to the late W. Ir.
Stewart -and for some time was a
partner with the Otte George Baoker.
27 years ago this coming September
the Vanstone family moved to Wing -
ham and Mrs. Vaustone passel auty
in 191 G. The deceased ahvitya took
an active part ia the Ang,isan
church and also in municipal and
pui zical affaira, He was the young-
est councillor 0112' Irl1'e21,i1 111 Bras, -
„ea beites ouly al when no was 21412
elected. Be afterwards 1.1118 IP! 1110
1:41111001 Board. In WI';) 110111 he was
chah•man of the High ;School Board
told only resigned last year. A fant
ily of one son, Garth, 10, of 'foreitt
and 11 daughters, Ilto. Forst.a,
MontamItery, ,'\I1,, 10114, -C.S.; Miss
•:.ii1.1, T1,11/1110, and et 1:11. DObb le, of
1111)011(1120, ,I1.11T1VL, together with
the sound wife. The deceased is
the haat of his family, which 'am:dot-
ed of two boys tont three Tito
funeral 01,s 112.1d on Saturday after -
110014, se; t iee being held in 2.2.4. 1-'22 211:2,4
Anglitam Churca, Wihwhant,, ami the
Maly tv,s 1 -sought down 1.211 1,11,1 1111.
ternoen train to Brussels fo: 111201'-
r0C111. 112444 pallbearers her," wen':
A. Stracinoi, 1). C. Ross, N. F. Ger-
ry, \V. Itaeliase, C. Dames and 4,.
C. "lackey.
Minor Istrals.
1.4111
SI; Detrick's Day a week -rrnni
Thursday.
10ain, snow ---any old -variety these
days.
" 0111 Sol makes short shift of the
enowfalls the. 1' (11171141
14014 --Oat' W111'11.1% Reward W111
" Pal 1 for its non -return.
A real serum). "Battling lholes"
" at the Grand, Thursday, Friday and
aaturiley of this week.
)lo Maecountry can rival can.
ada tiF pviultiver of wheat. It 1,4
1120' 12142 t11142 1411 other country Van
' rival t'1111:1(111 tit; proditeer of mete, -
r faint. And the )rospect-, are that it
stem he true that ue other coma,
Iry 1111 1'1(111 CI.A)ada as a prothl
mitt,rals.
1 IvIcIntyre--Welsh Wedding.
• A (mkt but pretty wedding wit)
selemnizett at, the United ("lurch
eassemese, Listowel, en Weda; clay
••• Imp ope ,1-
; AVelah, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Ernest. Welsh, town, told Mr, Caorge
Bertram IVIt•Intyre, son of lir. and
,3 liro. John A. McIntyre, town, 2081"
united in holy bonds of matrimony,
Death of Airs. Phillips.
'i'ho Roul.till Enterprise, of Roul-
tte, Seek., :,11;u•c1 31 d, makes tree
followitig ref.•••,nce to the death of
the daughter a R. 0. and .1111.,, la (
l'irtiss.,Isr---Tht, death or 1241;10y
beloy• 41 wife of C. F. Phillips,
111. 1./•11711.,t 1101111,21.1, occurred in a
erim.te 1' (11.111 111 R0111( 711 0/1
tl.'sday etening', February 23rd. 1 1,--
taelool was born 111 Tucker: -mita
township, Ont., and was tho t.,..IvA-
ditutsrllt,r of Itoht. G. and Al4a. tetra
of Brussels, Ileeettsed has lived in
the we.", for the past eltrIlt.
was married ni Bratrovest 21
1,22, 111021)1111 to 11,, 01(110 in 1.421,
:21114, urvived by her husband, one
son, 11;01•ren, 31s years and .1 ,2021-
...,.htor. IN fen belied, eleveit does old,
The funerel a)rvice Wai held in ties
al (711110111 01) 11 liottlay afternoon
and the settling capacity of the place
was filleai with s,4 niptithetic
(100. 1 )0/,I3,. 11.111 111 ('11, 1''''.
and gaV17 a comforting' message to
the bereaved while the Itouleau 111/1111
ffuartet sang ''Oti,' Stye tAly 8440 om
Thought." _Minks of beautiful ;low-
ers testified to the eateem in white
the deceased was 110121 by the itstele
of the community, 1111e remains
were intert'ed 121 Rouleau cemetery,
the poll bettrere being: Edgar Argue,
Memel Mitchell, Arthur Wilson, Geo,
Hodder, Harold Wilson and sallan
("Imlay. Mrs. Phillips Vat.: 1111 12411122112
(114 011(2 01 the Ladles' Orange Bene-
volent Assoeiation. This order at-
tendt•T1 the iuneral its a body of
mourners in honor of a 2' 1111 de-
parted sister. One of Mrs. Phillips
greatest :401`01.2f2.$ to 2110 t'otniu0y
was hor active interest in the W.C.T.
U. Sh,. was ever ready to givo of
hetsedf for its ma-ondim She Wes
also a much appreelated member of
both the Latiliss' Aid of the Ueitel
Church and the 11)21)1, 11111k, Club,
In t01-ae organizations the true sec-
ret of her life WaS IIN.01111.11111I:21-'--that
or losing 1,1'. 11 in her work. In
thinking 141' others she always forgot
hera". Airs. 1.'113111ns was an native
member of Ur, UtiitiAl Church, whcn•ii
hi...). friendship. and support was a
lielp to all, Althouph she was al-
wdas willing to assiet in the builtrar
tg, or the church and community life
11 seas truly in her home that ahe ex-
celled as a wife and mother. She
filled 20(11 11111111 "Queen of all Voce-
tions"--Hommnaking, and she was a
eympathetic friend to all who knee,' f
ber in her home. One enuld net
leave without being assured that she
was indeed one of God's hand-maid-
ene-tv bright and shining corners
stone in the building up 01 0018 King-
dom, Thosb who attended from a
distance were her mother and :father, ,
It. G. ones Mrs. Dark, 132101480114, Ont.;
Mra. J. D. McLauchlan, only siater,
Eskbank, Sask.; R. George Dark
only brother, Brownlee, Sask.; Geo.
and Mrs. Phillipe, parents of Mr
Phillip% of 'Coldepring, Ont, The
(teeal tributes were many and beantifut,
10 v. P.. F. Armstrong ollimalang.
Miss Marion Morris attended the
bride %while 2110 000121 WaS supported
by Douglas Warwick. Mr. and Mee
McIntyre left on a motor trip to
London, Detroit and other plaves. On
their return they will take up their
rue/de/me in 13,101141(18 201122.0 Air. Mc-
Intyre holds an excellent position as
Ford dealer. Their many friends
Lend heartiest congratulations and
best wishes for a long and happy
married life. -(Listowel Standard).
Radio on C. N. R. Trains.
Orders for additional equipment
to cope with the summer season of
heavy passenger travel have been
placed by -tile Canadian Nationel
itaiiways. The compartment obser-
vation cars aro intended for western
and transcontinental service, and will
contain built-in radio equipment, in
these all -steel cars, the wires will be
in conduit with outlets in BO 01144,1,1-
\'1)41011 end, and provision for two
heal phones in each compartment.
The reeeiving apparatus will be plac-
ed in convenient position and so 4321"
112)12)1 as to occupy less space than
the present standard cabinets whish
211'0 in use on all important trains.
The loud speaker will be placed on
top of the library bookease instead of
its present location on top of the
cebinet. This particular form of
equipment, designed by the Indio de-
partment of the Canadian • National
Railways, represent!: the last word in
apparatus, and its adaption to a rail -
Died in Montreal,
The sad news 2011.5 received in
town on Saturday evening of the
death of 14 well known )'('!'ideal of
the 11 111 ceneesison or Crey. in the
person of Margaret Williamson, aid.
ete ef leinciut McKenaie. ;the wos
born on the 17th comes:son) of (srey ;
where site rf sided for a litooh,o 04
litter moving to Bressels,
fl- efs, to Toronto and from trere to
:Montreal. where the dm Ms • te of.
place. ia her (11111, pen. r.nd
was a highly 1".1001(11citizen, She
2111.3 1111880 of :I family of .2101.
Iran, nf the late James B. and 11 les.
th," 2200 remaining
tire 111.. James Fultoe. ilth mince -
Mon, aml James Vt iliironso,1, 1211
(0121cossion, Ili y. 28 2' )'l 11111)
roorrliot to bor ps rtnPr. 1111(1 no
predeceased her 11 yeers and one
day to the time of her death. The
11,114 Mrs. TlIT'Keettie was bur; el on
the annicoreary ni her wodditm. day.
The body will bretieht 10 1111 '4211
and 1,41,,,••• to the Men , of 11r,
P21' (4(1 where 22 short privet ,e."•••,;ice
vas held: later the body trai taken
to the United (11121rch W111'1'1` a 1.1111111'
,011'11.17 was held. conducted by liev.
11r. Barker. The pallbearers wer,-:
(1, 7112714ic1u1, 1 Williankon. James.
Williamson, G. Williamson, 111. Card- 1
ill' and N. ('51' ill'. The dorn1 11114,2 1es
wer,,: pillow, by Dimity: spray, the
Fulton fmaily 1 tely, 'Mrs, 741111P1o.
r.. Toronto. and :maw. (1. oral 111.4.
MC:Nichol and W Cameron.
Amomr those 011(1 attended th,
ern] from a cll.:tam.,
Mantle, of Montreal; Mrs.
1M/1110e, F.11'.. 17(11'011th, and Mrs. Will.
Beck, ITarriston. I.ttst• fall Mo-
lionzio 221a1 for a vent,
but •• int 0 her return to :Montreal
had !leen confined to her bed, Toe
bets -., et 11 have the eympathat of the
'
Innum ty.
Westminster Bridge.
Westminster :Bridge, one of Lon-
don's many arches crossing' the
Tharnec, 114 recognized as one of the
finest bridges In Europe. The con-
trol spot) is on aorli 1 20 feet long
--
the bridge itself is 1,1431) root 1011117
111111 Sn feet wide, the footways be-
ing all 18 feet, Tourist; er, eo,.
stantly reminded of the words of the
poet, al,'ordeworth. who said of Westo
minister Bridge view, "Earth has not
anythin41 to show more fair." Look-
ing cite -wards yett have the sweep or
the embankment, lined by hantlannie
hotels and offices, including the Hato]
Cecil, the Savoy, and Somerset
Heusi!. Looking up river On the
other side you see the nooses or
Pni 11211111.1)11 1111)1 the famous terraces
02')') looking the river, Lambeth Pal-,
fief) and historical spots too remov-
e11s to Mention. All- thee)) associa-
tins seem to be written into the very
warp and woof of the all-IleitIgh
photoplay, "Every Mother's Son,"
every bit of which was made in Eng-
land by English men and women ler
Tiritishers everywhere. The story is
so simply and forcibly ;told, the ilia.
torie background so real, the charm -
!sus home ' settings of wealthy and
Irmelishmon so striking' that
one cannot fail to be impressed with
it all, Inatead of studio sets anti
netnift, one seems to wateli liVillg .and
breathing meti and women unfolding
a story brimful of burner, pathos and
romance. Captain Ilex Davis, M.C.;
Irredeviek Cooper, M.C.; II,addon
Mason, jean Jay, Leal Douglas and
Gladys flamer are the p2'incipAls hi
ft remarkable ()lever cast of all 1:34 -
flab actors and actressea, See "Ev-
ery, Mother's Son" at the Grand next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at
unu P1'I4n50 ; •
BANKING
FIFTY
YEARS
Collection of
Money by Drafts
Milli'. use of drafts in modern lme-
loess intim toe is oovit,ilonally 1100,1.
••°•• 1111/1s011, 111(111' p11 111140 1111411 111101'.
81.0011 111111 1 11011' Va1110 not appreeiated.
1122 'p12111144111 by the soold.
aril flank k nee er the .0,1,111:111441.11121 ieeR
er 11144 banking business and the logival
((111 (24)1,1 Of It 41,,,,I20 011 1141' p812 2011 11
12110 st,112.1' 1t1 expedite the settle-
ment of avemint. pinto.] lenity in the meat
emsvenion I. wantont 110111 part ies, NVe
shall be glad to give ie rot neaten 1111 1111'
V11.1 110 Or eollection by that IN 14110111041 111
your husineac,
7.1eIre.
D BANK
OF CANADA..
BRUSSELS BRANCH -G. Ff, Santis, Manager
Personal Paragraphs 1
Mrs. R. F. Downing and Mias EL-
zabeth Downing hold a 500 -pa •ty at
the latter's home on Tuesday evaa-
ing oil this week.
C. W, and Mrs. Agar, of British
Columbia, are visitingat the home of
the former's sister, Mrs, Ben
of town, and other points,
mmuncra.
Mies Kate Ament was a week end
visitor at Woodstock.
Mrs. Gibson, of Fordwich, is visit-
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Ida Wil-
lis.
Ballantyne, of the Stand-
ard Dank staff, is on his annual vaca-
tion.
Mrs. 'Flabkirk and son, of Wing -
ham, were visitors in town last Fri-
day.
F. Lockwood, of Clinton, is aka-
ing 1)18 son, Chas. F. Lockwood, of
town.
R. Vanstone, Barrister of Wing -
ham, was a visitor in town last Sat-
urday,
J. M. Govenlock, ex-M,P.P„ of
Seaforth, 222218 a visitor in Bruestis
laet bate' clay.
Archer Grower is visiting in Lis-
towel this week with his sister, Mat.
A. Sehinbein.
sa
• Ken. Curtis, C.N.R. operasoe,'
spent the week end at the parentel
home at Milverton.
110-1. Kerr, of Milverton, was a
week end Viaitor with his broth:A.,
Walter Kure, C.N.R. agent.
1111;s Howe left last Saturday-
Finorning for her home at Wallace -
, burg, after a residence here for sbe
last two yeatS.
Ilia, (Dr.) 'White and Mrs Wil-
mo11 entertained a number or their
ledv frituds to '00 l• t
Thtneolfe evenieg at the Library
rooms,
BORN
,TACKSON.-Tn St. Joseph's Floanttni., London,
on Sunday, Moron dth, 1927, to 51r. and
1`,1,g..V%?;`,U;r1,tettl(froV,et:1,'1y 1°.Th':
1241' Molts Slitrleyl
WILLOLifiliLlY -In Blinn, on Irrldav, Feb
8111, 11,27. to 141r and Nr', Wm W11100 gh-
by (nee Mabol (Sark) a mon-Rusael 0,12'
non.
DIED
DENN1S,--In Grace 11 oapital. Windsor, on
rilOrwIllYi March 8r4, 111117. Henry llamas
former resident of lirroutels, a ged 72 years
FRAM -In Morris township, on Sunday, Mar.
tith , 1917, Robert Unreel Pear, a ged 45 yearn
),11711712N31771. -I,1 Montreal, Qne.. on Saturday.
5roli 51-11, 1927, Margaret 'lean w
011:I
. of the l,lto nouran MeKenzie.
aged SS rears and 2 months,
VANaTort - Willi:ham, on TlinrsdaY,
Iltoreb , ran in Vanstone.
formerly 4111 Braqspla, 11121144 71st year.
Auction Sale,
M02Y. 1*1A11(41 11T11. -A.11211011 141" ot
farm. form stork, implements, &". at Lot 12.
Con, 2, (i rey. Sulu at 1 80 o'clock sharp. Wm_
B, Pro)l. 1 D. 141 Srott, Are.
22 vrcanZ51
Y.0 nen 1 2rn stack, venir
I 4,2(1411,, etc, at Ig111e1 atatirat, at 1 311 n'elock.
((rovPr ()P)ana 'Norman Lament
or n 11. _ . 14,02 ->MONDAY'. -.V1A1-41,11 - Farm ,conk,
meals, grain, 8.0 at N Teal h. ('0,221t0ey.
I ii'nr;!"El.Crl1tg'a.
af
"Prp .; 7.1,8
wl:;"1 1144
lir1 !es" Ztkt,
Ile
120211I/4Y. MAIIrl, 15,21 -1411•In 11117.
Inon1S.17.111111. 10, eni, 14, 1401'•
E illoy, at 1t.',.11nek., slutrp. Areltie Clarke,
, . .
I l'el;tri„t;1,74,,i1..,‘,4Y„, ,141lik,,,,,t (.771. 3F. ti10111,
r. 021,1 at 1 r.',,,w1r Scott', Aue. 2
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20
ou Want to Save
Vloney on Poultric-
',quiprnent
READ 'THIS!
DOn.t. experiment With Incubators and 1.3rooders. It doesn't
pay. An Incubator that fails to hatch a lot of hatchable eggs ;
a Brooder that lets your chicks die -that is expensive equip-
ment at any price. You lose the value of the eggs rind chicks.
You lose your profit.
aciteye
hroin,
Brooders
Buckeye Coal -Burning Brooder.: give the greatest values ever of-
fered. The p1141425 11171' lrastieally reduced. The brooders are im-
Naafi:al. The stoves are larger. They hold more coal. They give /
Trion; heat, They bunt soft coal or hard coal longor with one '
fueling. That savos you time, work and bother. With the new
Revolving Hoveta every attention can be given the brooder without
raising the cover or disturbing the chicks.
Buckeye Incubators
Buckeye Inetthators hatch more chicks, They prevent the dying in
the shell. They make poultry -raising tremendously r0aitable, We
want to show you the Buckeye Hot Water nesting System that in -
soros uniform heat and moiat, fresh eir. We want to, show you the
All -Metal Thermostat that insUreS correct temperature at all times,
.And we want to tell you; about ail the Buckeye features that mean
bigger profits 1170111 your poultry.
41
F. Davison Hardware Merchant
Brussels