The Brussels Post, 1927-8-10, Page 5uck or Hen ?
Why is it that duck eggs are not as popular as hen eggs? The only
reason we know, is, that the hen ADVERTISES just the moment
she lays an egg, while a duck keeps quiet and hides her egg under the
straw, Wo try to be like the hen, We try to tell the world we have
a great line of building lumber, dimension etc.
All No. 1 art B, C. Ped Cedar Shingles [Edge grain]
All No, i Extra N. 3. White Cedar Shlit I s
Alex. IYlurrey & Co, Asphalt Shingles
Cedar and Hemlock Shiplap and Boards
Siding, Flooring, Ceiling, Moulding, Etc.
Drsssed 2x1• Hard Maple for Hay Fore Tracks
1 1-4 in, Pine Wagon Box Lo nbcr, Etc,
Let',•R not he Duoku
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F.I•torto fon. SO t". E DELIVER
Walton I •'t c'Jilt Church
Becomes Lodge Room
History of Old Methodist Ccngreca-
tion Recalled — Dates Back 50
•
Years.
Walton, Aug, 1 ---The former Wal-
ton Methodist Church which has
been <'losad as a result of churen un-
ion and has not been in use 1'011' the
past year or so, was recently sold to
the Walton L. 0, L. for a hall and
the official body is winding up the af-
fairs of the organization. The church
has been interwoven with the life of
the community for half a century,
having celebrated its golden jubilee
four years ado, and while giving
place to the march of pro>res3, its
early history is interesting and mem-
ories of the old church will linger
fondly in the minds of the eontr'ge-
tion. Before 'he church was or-
ganized services were held in Lead -
bury school house by the New Con-
nexion body, the preacher coming
from Seafarth.
In 1873 this work was linked up
with Brussels, the late Rev, Robert
Davey, followed by the late C. E.
Stafford, being the pastors, Daring
the former's pastorate the present
ibuilding here was erecters on the
corners of the gravel road and con-
cession 14, McKillop township, on
the farm of the late Andrew Mor-
rison.
Mior-
rison.
The late Sir, l atherrlalo, of Sea -
forth had the contract for the sum
of $2,000, Tn 187.1 Walton became
the head of a circuit and in 1005 dur-
ing the pastorate of Rev. R. S. Baker
the church wa .Arnoved to the present
site. The first Sunday School s'tp-
erintonlent was the late Gilbert
Thomann, grandfather of the Rev. H.
A. Thomson, of London. The or-
ganist was Miss Mary Pollard and the
class lea Tors were M. -Morrison, C.
Dennis anti W. Pollard.
Among early members were lir.
and Mrs. J, Williamson; Mr. and Mrs
T. Williamson; SIr. and Mrs. W. Den-
nison; SIr. end Sirs. Geer2: Thout-
son; Mr. and Mrs. William Pollard;
Mr, and Sirs, Il, Pollard; Mr. and
Mrs. John Pollard; Mr, and Mr t. J.
Berry; Mrs. Swallow; Mies Mary
Swallow; Mn and Sirs, Iteinhal't; Mr.
and Mrs: A. Morrison; Mr. and 511's.
M. Morrison; Mr. and Mrs. Porter;
Mr, and Mrs. T. Dennis; MIrs. E. In-
gram; .lir. W. Bray; Miss Fanny
Bray; lir, and Mrs. A. Mumorston;
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip James; Miss
Elizabeth Morrison; Miss Marie Mor-
rison; Mr. and Mrs. George William-
son; Mr. and Mrs, Clow and Mr. and
Mrs. Nesbitt; also the Dundas, Grigg,
Campbell, Neal, Fulton, Crawford,
Jackson, Be11iiett, Marshall, Lec'nn-
ing, Forbes, Hackwoll, Barrows, Me -
Gavin, Roe, Watson, Nicholson, Con-
stable, Holmes and Johnstone fanfil-
hies,
The minieters were: Robert Dav-
ey' C. P. StalTor&P; J. G. Fall's, D.
I)., Turemo; W. 1 tugh; Thos. (ten
1)11 n•illo, 011t.; Thos, Sabine. ; W.
Torrance' ; W. Ottawcll, Otterville;
T. W. Cosens, I.ynden, Ont.; W.
Pomeroy, J. P, Westnvin, Vitoria,
B. C,; A. 0, Tiffin, Wheatley, Ont.;
A. Dever*; 0, R. Carscallen, Chinn;
A. Andrews*; 1i. S. Baker, Victoria,
11. C.; R. J. Currie„ Mien.; 11. Tyler*
R. Lockland; S. C. Edmunds*; J.
Young*; F. W. Craik, Gerrie; IT. J.
Bentley, Chafing Cross; J. W. But-
ton, Florence; W. 0. Robinson,
Strothoaks, Sask.; Dr. Brown, Lon-
don. a`—Indicates Deceased.
Some of the former youths of the
church who have entered the minist-
ry are: A. McKihbin., DeWitt Covens:,
and J. H. Young. Sidney Hewitt .was
a candidate for the ministry, but lost
his life in the world war.
LARGE STOCK OF
SILKS REMOVED
General Merchant at Hensall Robbed
of Goods Valued at $500.
Ilensall, Aug. S,—A burglary oc-
curred at the store of .1. 4V, Skinner
general merchant here, either Sunday
or in the early hours of this morning
when more than $500 worth of sillce
were stolen. Mr. Skinner closed his
store a little •before 12 o'clocq Sat-
urday night and diel not have any oc-
casion to return to it until about 8
o'clock this morning, when apparent-
ly everything was as usual. Shortly
alter opening his ele1'k, Mise Edna
discovered that several shelves
had been stripped and on close exam-
ination it was .found that more than
$500 worth of fine silks had been
taken.
When iter. Skinner purchase.' the
business several years ago, from the
late William C. Davis, there was an
unusually large stock of silks for u
.ana11 village and to this Mt. Skinner
has added from time to time.
There is no clue as to who the bur -
!Oars alight he, but it is surmised that
the goods were taken out by the
front door, as the lock on it would be
ea ily tampered with and the doors
end window, at the rear of the store
,1ere undisturbed.
,lir. Skinner got in touch wtth A.
\Vhitesit'c,+, chief constable i nGode-
rich, -formerly of Hensall, who will
:Hake an investigation, and it is hoped
`he culprits will be brought to jus -
,ice.
The cooling system can be made to
(poste efficiently by flushing out tho
inflator so that it is perfectly clean,
, id installing new rubber Yost. eon-
nections. Keep the fan belt tight.
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Right over damaged walls
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THE BRUSSELS POST
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1927 ,
THE SHETLAND ISLES
ART, RUVe Ai:D, STORM - BEATEN
AND COLD,
Of 100 Islands Only 5li Are 1ldtablted
1''rancle's
Holo Ls a Show ('14ve—
Legend of the Seals—Many Ships
Aro Wrecked on Thew isles.
The Shetland Isles, which lir' 00 the
Orth of ,4011111nd, are rugged, storm-
beaten
ug.],:,tornl-
be:lten and cold. The She ilenders
area hardy rate, and often lire and
Clio 1u1 their native island.
Shetland, says a writer In the
Aberdee5 Jettenal, iv a land of quaint
cu,;t„n1' and strange beliefs.
The group of 1011(00;; ]umber's 1(111
of which 21 are inhabited. Lerwick
is the c11i'1' tc;wn of the 1:r'mp.
papa stool., 11 small .41 (Vaud
island with a popolattnn of 200 peo-
ple,watt in t; eieth century one of
tbe selthenents of the Iu-h Coble,
111nn1.•; who were „at out from Intra
to sp1 :,.I the Cnri:❑ion religion
anion,n• the nn:thern I'ie• The mann,.
1b old Veru ' ril 1 -,.p -the priest
Island." SSim., "1,1•."; thus we get
, "the 1Ll, prhsl i;tr•," in r•nnfr ,tenon
to Pap t Lille, a smatter k nearby,
17111011 (vas another pri'+t s. It.banent.
Papa ,hour is yr r v fertile r 11.' on 1te-
count of Dm ,Ir 1",11. formation,
and many won•b nal yes have been
hollowed out alott2 le. roast line by
file 1a'tiou 1(t' (1), on, Anatole waves,
Tudor, writing on the 151(1rniticent
coastscenery, it 1 "Shortly after
missing I-T1(mna' 0c, you corn to 1,'ran-
cir 's Hole, one of the 01'10 caves, and
though not vel;1, 1111110 in the wr'iter's
opinion the most h m0iirill one of a11,"
You enter th,rlu411 a perfectly
archers entranee• ent. In the fur, of
11u1 cliff of perhaps forty feet or so
In height, and in almost fancy you
aro in a cave in fairyland, so ex-
quisite is the coloring of the roof and
si<h's, and so pellucid is the water.
What the length, breadth or
height may he the writer cannot say,
so overpowered with the beauty of
the place was ire that he utterly for-
got to estimate them. The rock
forming the sides and roof, appar-
ently porphyritio, is partly red of
many shades, and 111 places glistens
like mien. Th., reef is etidded with
bosses of 0 deep rich purple, ;Ike the
bloom of a grape, and resembling in
form and regularity what are to be
00en on the roofs of cathedral crypts
and cloisters. Several caves branch
off on the left, and at the head Is a
beautiful pink beach, at the top of
which aro alcoves or reee.eses like
stalls In a church, Properly lit up,
this cave must be superb,
Many seals frequent the caves, and
on a sandy beach in the ICirstan Hol,
the largest cave in Papa, they can
be seen lying asleep or gambolling In
the sun. The seals or "selkies," were
believed by the old people to be mer-
men and mermaids in ,disguise, and
It was said that at midnight when
the moonlight came up they would
disrobe and dance amid the surge
which broke over the melts.
The seals were thought to have the
power of rescuing shipwrecked sea-
men by carrying them on their hacks
to the nearest rooks.
A legend is told about some ftsher-
l/Um from Papa Stool*, who went seal
hunting, to the Ve Skerriss, a group
of dangerous rocks some tve-aoly
miles to the west of the island. When
on the rocks a '1111111 ,11 1101111 111'0140]
011 the fishermen 11(t ore mut 1 erl to
regain their boat and w, 1 . fore,s1 to
leave thrir.co(11nn,nion alone en liv'
Skerries.
Giving himself up for haw, the mall
sat down to await the earl, when to
his surprise a Hifi' seal rl.,'lla^rd
up to hint 1111d said, "If pm will
pr0uliee la„ that you v,ll civ,• 111..
bade the skin of 154 1301 I will tau
you an illy hack (0 your hems,.
Toe man promised to do tills,
1•-hrroun,n the seal took him and
swam safely through the angry at
(0 the i l -d The elan rr tn.enlln ,•eri
his prolni: e and r,enl. to fitint011vrie
I where the sn-,i.skino were stored. and
pa:e 111e skin to 031e sell :v iy
year after this event a la1 se ea al
could he seen in ITalnnevoel
0(1 111e tie t4': a towering Perk nem-
. $noldl e4nek, the cU,;.;le wee wont
to nest each year, and many of the
tele birds were dolt, although n'.rn
of Phe young , a5les were .,v 1.
1 long time 1-44' an ,'a!:le 0101(1, (00a
Iamb from the main lend across and.
N"end, (ll'rlt)tted it still alive :.1. tic,
0101t of 'lid -Setter, wle-ro Ste111)111,
(01114 pie11. rt no by a boy who •.-,,;; In
a field al the limo, This la1.lt, llm-
vivod, and In time 9111(m "11 a tin 111. -
her of ane sh^:'p to the, folk 0t roe
little croft,
Lying' near the dangerous wee: -
coast of 18ht'lland, the inland 1(l' Pa1a1
Stour and the treacherous Ve :Ilea -
ries near it have been the see nee of
many a. (Dents( re ship wrec0, wi1.1)
the, loss of hundreds of 118 1,
to the. year 17.1(1, dnrim:, the
11101)(11 of December, the Sara, a ship
of Leith, was lost near Papa. She
io'1an:;e11. to Ji1.111011 Ilhlekwolltl, "a
merchant in London," and Ralph
Braun, "shipmaster in Leith," who
ens also the master of the Saa'a, Fif-
teen years later, In 1725, a larg,l ves-
sel, unknown, was wrecked on the
Ve Skerries, while in the year 1740
a large 1)tulish ship, Die Frau Re -
bocce, Bin:abet, of Apenrade, was
driven ashore in a gale and wrecked.
All the crew perished and 11 bodies
were natured, six being buried at the
expense of the session, to preveet
them from "being eaten by dogs and
sw(n0,"
life Frau Dobecca was laden with
baulks of timber 10 to 36 feet in
length, of which about 100 drove
ashore, providing plenty of wood to
the Papa folk, On July 14, 1750, a
large ship belonging to Copenhagen,
laden with a cargo of sugar and rum
from the West Indies, was lost on
lt"ugla Skerry, and a large Quantity
of sugar, caked with salt water, was
washed ashore. The islanders, never
having 50011 sugar in this form before
used the lumps for stools to tilt ou,
until with the warmth of t110 housed
the sugar began to molt, and tho
artreet taste wee dlsoovered,
Repairing
HAVING taken over the
Work Shop at Ander-
son's Garage 1 and pre-
pared to make repairs on all
kinds of cars,
• Call and give us 0 trial.
Lorne Turvey
DETRICT. NEWS
GREY
(Intended for last week).
•
Miss Mary lireck,nl idg.', 10 ,, t i, ,
spel1114110(4'04 at her houre, 2nd Ceo.
(leo. anti alts. 'Turner, S1e.varl. and
Evelyn 11ullnlul to 30101111diur•, on
huodtty,
11ist ; Gertrude Sangster and 1: 1- t
yr Ito lduhg, of Deponit, ate hose' for as
11.11.
Toe Met .rt,r ken, Mrihmald and le
Jariclin 1aulili, 0 motored to Point:
Ohok, un Sumbiy.
ilio'. Geri tele \Vends, Srratfoi'd,
visit'•il with her (amides, Will, met
Eva 11311'0m,, over the week -end.
1, McAllister and Mf, Guthrie, rf
(luelph, held meetings 111 the meeting- -
house, 2nd Con., on Monday. They
C‘7011" well attended both afternoon
and evening.
BELGRAVE
n Mastet Rnlison Bone is spenelieg 1
501110 time ill Toronto.
George McKetlzie is spending his
vacation with his parents, ije, It. and 1
Ars. McKenzie, of the village.
Rev. and Mrs, Durrant are visiting
friends around Belgrave. Mr. Dar -
rant was a former minister in 13e1-
grave,
1411s. Harry Campbell and her sister,
Mee. J. L. MIcOallnm, also hilene Me-
(Thilnln are visiting relntivrs at Os'en
Sound.
`i'he \Vowell's Institute will meet at
the home of Mrs. Rnht. me0rae, 1(t 1
Londeshorn', on Tuesday, August 18,
Itis hoped that all the met11he1'9 will
be able to attend this meeting.
The regular 0051155 of the Ladies'
Aid of Knox United Church is being
held of Wednesday afternoon, in the
basement of the church, at 2.30
o'ciock. All the ladies of the con-
gregation ale tegnested to be press t
ent,
BLUEVALE
Elden McKinney spent the week -
enol with his brother, W, I3, McKin-
ney.
Russell McKinney, of Toronto, is
snendnlg a few days with relatives -
liere,
P. 0. and Mrs. (lardiuet• u11d dough,,
or, Vera, event S(Odav at the Indio 1
t ilium. and Airs. Cud mei Seafo'th.
1Hss .ltulet. Cho k, who spelt. her
1'"lidays 1N the h' 1114' cf For pat put.',
Wm and 511s Cho let here has ret.
q rued In 'Put (mt.. tvl ir' -An., will hike ,
uu her at the upenii f; , i' the
uhillinety 81.11.1011.
ETHEL
Inc Nit'hul.on 1.' -1w1•tin,1 a 1(100
r.• 1+, Chrysler ysler eeup ,
(1 lri ;rid 21, . 1'I ;r.t, a' . cd„ 1
1( enjny:1(1!' t•un.lr: rvlc,nm in
(hlr l.,h 111,1. s under.
Noble tend Mrs. 1i 1r e and young
on. of Tel Intl th (I Mollis¢.• :1 ••n11 -
p10 of we„ k in l;th 1
Mrs. Lob rt 1 . u, en
1•, In rk„bly well the lad. we I . 1)11!
able t'' sit on ,•v.rY
1'.1ilr'1 ('191,• N01i lu}' Iv.+- r.', II ..de-
la1t•d u1 1u, 11 h:- 1:1 ntui i1,
iii u , '1C htt 11111 i{ 1;:t1'1. Th,
pl oi' !alien , r0 ; I In i, ,lo ., "I ,0
the i'un.
Mm. Quest 1 ',b r n. (1• t •'u
:it 11,1' Li'(1e I 111.1ia. r1p1.,_ .
.,.1, ' .1,111,.1 I,I lt,)p tee: b. n
n .n; 1. 11'11,day in 1 ,„1„r1
ilr,, ,l, A. 11.81101(111! 1454 144'1,•. 511
vi.,i: ('11,u11.; in Tilbury and \1`ett-
puke r 1((i 111,1, and sister bare gout,
on 11 meter trip to I 1111sa., :11.1 Otli..r
point,: of interest.
Any person wishing to joint the
class for the Domestic Seien00 (,eel's,:
please have their nun with 11r:.
Carr at the Library, _Monday, Wed-
nesday or Saturday or with Mrs-. G.
Kreuter'..
Mrs. i_aac Gill and MissBeryl are
leaving shortly for Essex to vieit son
and grand -daughters.
Alrs, Gill has returned home aft -'r
spending the last three month with
her sister, .Mrs. Dilworth.
James Wright and wife, Miss Jane
McLennan, and Stuart McLennan, of
llluevele, attended their aunt's fun-
eral at London this week.
Next Sunday afternoon Miss Kate
Campbell, Missionary, will address
the Presbyterian Congregation. There
will also be a special eollectio'1, foe
Mission work.
The Lake Bakery is working full
time the Flet few clays and putting
out almost a thousand loaves of
bread every day besides a good
quantity of pastry. Our bakery is
increasing in popularity every day
which is a real boost to our village.
The Women's Institute will hold
their regular meeting and annual pic-
nic on Thursday afternoon, Aug, 18
in the Memorial Park. There will be
a program of sports. All women and
children in the community are invit-
ed at attend and bring lunch.
Mrs. Hugh Berry, of Brucefield, ]s
visiting het parents, John and Mrs.
Smith.
Ross and Mrs, Douglas and Olive,
of T 0.0nto, are visitors at the home
0f Miss Duff.
I .lame', B. (tray, F4 1011114'1' resident,.
spent the week -end with his cousins,
Andrew and ,Jessie Gray.
Mine Dorothy McVettle, of Wind-
' sm', sang rt solo in the Presbyterian
0110rell, on Sunday morning
]4frs. \V J, 1111ft Is 1101 eihjnying the
the heat 11 heal! h, at presant.
1'1 tends hope fat a speedy recovery,
.01hett llanser, of Niagara Frills, N.
Y., is -pending n. few days at the
hnrue of his sister, Mrs. Rohs. Ait-
rhesou.
Mrs. 0. R. Brinker and Aaron and
Airs. Brinker mid little sen, of San -
1111 -13y Minh., railed 1111 01d friends ,
11e) e, this week.
,las. and Mrs, Boyd and Clarence
and Mts. Raiz and con, Anton, of
Waterloo, 9pe11t 1(11(111(7 1(t the home I
of Jobe and Belle 11irt011, '
\Vnh. and 1(10. T',hinter and Miss
'Pear. of \Vinglulte, and Adam and
Mr'. Isbi-ter, Bob and Joan. 00 Tor.
mum were Sunday visitors at the
, home of P. 13. Scott,
WALTON
'l'honl'ts Archibald has invested in a
new sedan.
Jnnn Katt spent 111e week.eud in
Totem to, 00 business,
51'000 eationds of livestock were I
shipped from Walton, on Saturday.
J. and Ml's, 1011(1510(1, Blyth, visited i
Colin and Mrs, Fingland, recently,
Miss Edith Bateman visited at H. 1
W. and Mrs. Roy's home, recently, I
Mrs. W. 0111espi0 and little sen, of i
Toronto, are at ph'esent visiting !Miss
Annie Johnstoh,
Miss Jean Arehibald' and sister,
Mrs. Roy Whitfield. and 16d , Miller
motored to Belleville, recently, and ,
visited friends there.
Miss Beryl Ashton, who has been
visiting her sister, AF's, W. E, Rad-
ford, has returned 00 her home fn
Gerrie,
Rev. Mt, Snaith supplied in Duff's
United Church, Walton, on Sunday,
'0 the absence of Rev. W, 5. Moines,
Mrs, Colin Fieglrald sang a solo, "'P0
I'hee I Fly," Albert Lott, of 13rme,
els, will he in charge of the services,
on Sunday, August 1418.
re
1 ye
Wanted
HighestPrice
roe all kinds
of Poultry
Paid
Thomson
BRUSSELS
jot -Economical Timcspartatkni
i4
I "1 1921)
this C!i, et-, filet 2--4( "D
,.... .r. CC i<t Cih-e
4'r, > ,In 1927
tits C.•ial:vrolet 2 -door
°)edcz)7 (Coach) Cost
t h e
year44)
i '4'. Cs i !r '
'.t 1 the C!?cnl..,t of torlay and realize
_:3rlica117 Ci'..; rrct.tt Iii".s revised all
03)11_ /]1U'.'. C;^. -z' Vu'a11C.
Tt,
tit.; 'Ci)„ ralpt illustrated here
r 4 7the 1 h. ;t : tar]clards of
c t,' ar'i ... at a pricy: of '411.795
(,, •.., 0 .:1,:a -7,,a) , over a t Guuarid dol-
hrs. , :,0,a i.ilu;t urns Mayr today for a Chev-
c.i •t that poss.:sac s style, luxury and re-
finement un1 hc,u,.it-of in any car a few
years ago
In follo;ving its fund,r'nental policy of constant
improvement, Chevrolet has built up a produc-
tion :•-Tome n°"ces it first arnong all cars
in the world. And Chevrolet has shared the sav-
ings of volume purchasing and production, with
the public by reducing the prices of Chevrolet
cars.
So. today you get a Chevrolet with amazing
QUALITY in its every detail at a fraction of
the cost of a similar model Chevrolet of seven
years ago.
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PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTCPS O.1 CANADA, LIMITED
� te,4Iost
FRANK WOODS
tVoJ 6/al r/ i c..,.1�
in G3ievraet.Eni
Joe and Mrs. Sharp and daughter,
of Toledo, Mr. and firs. Matthews,
of Forest, and Mrs. Ida Lowry, Brus-
sels, visited their aunt, Mrs. Dilworth
and other friends last week,
Mrs. W. P. Davies, of Grand
Forks, N. D., who has been visiting
her mother, airs. Spence, left last
week for Toronto where she will visit
friends before leaving for her home.
•telaierel e73ite
It
re,.,. roto11K1(,"00'(-• one
't.
sts
uce,
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Of all items entering into the cost of crop production,
labor is the one item that can be reduced, And the
only effective means of reducing costs to a minimum
is the adoption of mechanical power and modern
farm 1i1,i, Beery.
A Fcrdton farmer has a greater ca. Ccityfor work. He
can accomplish 2 or 3 times as much as he did before
and with greater ease and ct:,.veniesnce for himself.
E<:+ n in 1 .,;13.' . ssib e larger acre,''.,.",4'o,
sc"1'n un. i•.'.): icleoml C..i.:l.:' !s --at just th' right time.
tin... e .1 .15 acres wheat often more rho 2 pa -is
for a Fm,1:c_t.
and sold to s^•; t e manhnrcl. It
is 24c-11:IL:a .t that over 2010U0 are now its use on
Our neon fat,1 r "1 bin You Should Knew
BrforeY-cu ila;Y'cur Tractor" Wilt iml.rest
you. Ask for a call.
B. G. McINTYRE - Brussels
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