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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1927-9-21, Page 8WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1927, Seo Fly Destroyers Fly Tox, 50c buts Fly Pox Hand S11I niers sine. Wilson's Fly P,uls DK: pkg. abglefoct, 3double sheets 1Oc. Fly Coils, 8 for Joe, Far \Vire t4n'gales, 25e. Sponvs—:\.-,ut•ted Pickling Spices Whole and Ground Pepper Turmeric, Mustard Celery Seed, Allspice Cloves, Cinnamon Buds Curry Powder, &c, Corks for Pickle Bots. and Catsup Bots. Parafin Wax; Bottling Wax in Tins For School Fairs Flags—Union Jack or Can- adian Ensign. Dennison's Crepe Paper for snaking costumes and decorations, Ilse the llopeillialile Yellow Bax file Kodak I''ilni in the yellow box makes the best pictures every time. Stock up with it here and take nl.,•• iw 'xtt'a roll for unexpe•" • i b,+t r,• FiLMS DEVEL,DPED AND PRINTED Jubilee Song ooks Soo C utaino 126 pages of Songs for `+drool, Club and Commun- ity U.e. Pictorial Review Autiumn Fashion Book 25c With a cnupnn gond fee 10c. on the purchase of any Pieter tad Pattern. We stock Pictorial Review Patterns. F. R. SMITH ;det,i :?x�a ,.: ,,,A'Z`€'i.PuF' Druggist and Stationer THE 13RUSSELS POST .11 t,...;«,«+ w,w«:;o* f».:»:'•�i s;«: MM3ti `:". ti ��':»trx «i Could See. Met at Whitechurch t meeting was What You rat and a The P r hl r e On Tuesday a ttto held at Whteehtr'ch nn Tuesday af- overcoats were t'� h,• ere -,l 11 cYteell. fur y,.,.,,, eentrast, t the mein street. Bonelet 16 Benches 1 r Brantford or d Wins , r s W . F A. The r I _, u b r. ta : ,r1 Intermediate Serles t .from tit.. h,• ,11(lis1 1at� Sun - Brantford t - Brantford tilt=•::-11.1,Tis foot shine and will use them at their ball team ,von to. W. F. A. Inter- Bowling Green, lased kte Chair sins l i,- when they won from Kielateii 1-3 on Satu.-la;. Train off Track. ` 1 1 lJvcon- Th• trot r 1 1 keen Sound train 1.: t t1 (}, in, t" t' , this. Listowel '�t and he neon train w de - laved m .t hours, :ours. No r.as.Ln_,rs were. u•1.,ed. Good News Fri.•ncis of Rev. T. J. and lire. Hind of 1Ioc ,;, Sask., will he glad to hear teat .h'+ir son Iain who was so seriously i, liretl when he fell from a tree o f c: weeke ago, o, is making exe•,•lle •tt. progress toward r( -?overt'. Since the amputation of no Local News .Items Brussels Uuntsd Church REV. A. W. BARKER. 8, D. MINISTER Rally Day Service u,£reday', Sept. 25th 11 a. m.—A Rally of the Sunday School with a special program and address to the Children "A Gallery of Portraits" Tea ler, Po rats and Friend. are invited to attend tYs Sunday Schaal Service. 3 p. in.—No S. School Service 7 p.m.—Public Worship. Theme: •'A Godly Resolution" I Wednesday—Prayer Service and Psalm Study FOR SALE — Happy Thought range Favorite Coal Heater', (3 dining room chairs, leather upholstered. Mrs. D. Ewan, Phone 13. 14-2. FOR SALE OR RENT — House and barn and 6 acres for sale or rent. Apply to Geo. Colvin, (39 Cherry street, Stratford. 14-tf. FOR SALE — A Kitchen Cabinet, 2 Kitchen Tables, Small Electric heater, Number of Flower Pots and Saucers, quantity of fence wile. ,mall water pails and other small articles. Wes. Armstrong, Phone 704. Sn.'w and Hail li'hite p uei ,l, caped the snow and hell on Tuesday, Whitchurch got its share. It was quite a change from last Thursday, summer heat to frost. Moving to Toronto. Mrs. 'Wes. - Arrmt oma is busy p rl e end vvi11 leave next week for Toronto where Couu,'illot Arnt- h c 1 2 has b is for some week Wo wish thein :.l((' . in the Qu act's City Married At London The marriage wassolemnized quietly at the Metropolitan Church p•n maze on Friday, September 163, his left suns urthLr comp ca of 7. �.talfcSRee. ner�lle hof Bfunler, tions have developed and it is ex- to Bruce Lorne -Hayden, of London. pasted that he' will span have the use The coup rle were unattended. The of his right arm attain. His mother a valued employee of the writes that his condition is quitesat- groom Gray Musts Company, the staff of isfactory and that hr, is a very which presented him on Saturday cheerful patient, with a cabinet of silver. FIFTY pure bred Martin strain White Wyandotte hens, year old, forsale. Mrs. W. Speirs Phone 544. SUM OF MONEY LOST at. Walton shoal fair or on Walton street.. Finder please, notify The Post. 14-1 . 15 York Pigs, S weeks old, for sale. Lat 30, Con. 7, Grey. Phone 3516 Melvin Gilkinson. FOR SALE—Dry Maple Wood, 34 inch. 16 inch and l top wood. _Ap- ply at Lot 10, Con. 15, Grey, or phone 28-14. Andrew Turnbull, 12-tf. KITCHEN Range For Sale; in good condition. Suitable for farts hone n11 1- capacity 25 oil tall., capacity a ('Uel , - Also t ix gal. Phone" u FOR SALE — 150 acres of choice land, lot 2. eon, 13, Hullett. First class buildings, deka light. 2-3 purchase price lnoy remain on mortgn *e • balance cast or would accept let mortgage on other pro- perty. Apply to J. H. Wheatley, Blyth R. R. 1, 10-4 BRUSSELS SILVER FOX RANCH— \:e will have to offer high class registered 1927 Silver Fox pun. also proven -breeders at r,asonatbl- prices. Terms to suit you. John A. Wilson, Ethel Ont. NOW is the Time to Order Fertilizer for Fall Wheat. Phone y o u1' er- der to No, 40, Farmers' Club, Brus -els. 8-tf New Citizen of Town. The Clinton News -Record laza week makes reference to a new em- ployee of the Post: Mr, Kenneth Whitmore, who learned the high art of Printing in the News -Record of- fice and has been a member of the staff for some years, leaves to -day and on Monday next takes a position on the staff of The Brussels Post. Kenneth is a good workman and a goad fellow and The News -Record sees him go with regret but with the very best of good wishes for his future success. We command him to the good people of Brussels, where we feel sure his many likable and sterling qualities will gain him friends aplenty. Change in Train Time. Commencing on Monday next, there will be two changes on this line, Instead of the noon train corning in at 11150 it is now due at 12:35 and the afternoon train will arrive at 3:10 instead of 3:16, The morning train will arrive at the us- ual time 7.06. The 12.36 will be a steals train while the 3,10 and ev- ening train 9.11 will he the motor train. Remember the time. Buried At Brussels Cemetery. The funeral of Margaret. Cuthill, only daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. James Cuthill, who was accid- entally drowned on September 8 while bathing off Alkali Point, near Seattle, Wash., was held on Friday Horse was Kilted. afternoon from her late residence on A bad accident occurred just about James street, Seaforth. The remains opposite Mrs. McIntoshe's, south of had bean brought from Seattle by Brussels on Saturday evening about her brother, John Cuthill. The fun - eight o'clock while Johnwas Oliver and oral service, which was private, his son, Leslie of the 10th eancess- conducted by Rev. F. H. Larkin, D. ion, of Grey were driving home from D., of First Presbyterian Church, Brussels with their horse and bug- Seaforth, of which the deceased was gy. A car driven by Tommy Miller, I foi,norly an esteemed member, as - The driver was blinded by the glar- sisted by Rev. R. G. McKay, of Walk- ing headlights of an oncoming car Orton. Mks Cuthill had been a resi- and slid not see the buggy. The 00- dent of Seaforth for 14 years, com- cupants of which were thrown out mother, who predeeoaserl bar two and Me. Oliver was quite badly hurt. year's ago. Interment was made in He was taken to Mr. McIntosh's the family plot in the Brussels cern- home' where he received medical etery. Among the floral tributes treatment and was later taken home was tt beautiful sheaf of gladioli from the Barbara Kirkman Young by W. Baker. The horse ran about half a mile and ran into a fine sed- Women's Auxiliary. The pellbear- an, driven by Mr. Lynn, of Walker- ars were J. C.. Laing, 1 Cuthill, James Laing, J. Cuthill, R. Smith vine, accompanied by his wife and and Neil Gillespie. After the death family also his mother who were of Mr's, Cuthill, Miss Cuthill spent coming to Brussels to spend the four months with relatives in Scot - week -end with Mrs. Lynn's father, land and last June went to visit her Philip Ament. The horse was kin- only brother, who resides at Alkali led instantly and Mr,Lynn's car was badly damaged. The occupants were quite badly ghaken up, Mr, Lynn was driving about 25 mile's per hour and there being a ditch on either side of the road he could not avoid the run away tt imal. MAID WANTED — Apply to Mrs. Donald Clark, 360 Ottawa Street, present, Mrs, Harris in her paper, vow vact'!tecl a position in the State Hamilton, or Mrs. W. M. Sinclair , riche Art of Housekeeping"— sttow- Ilrussels, Phone 7D. ed us it was certainly an art, and C lliversity of Ohio at Columbus. ore to he proud of. She gave uc many hints how we might improve this Art, 1 pleasing solo was sung by Mrs• D. Denman. Mrs. G. R. .11auldoon was appointed our c)<p'le- gate to the Convention of Women's Institutes at Walkerton, The cur- rent Events by Mrs. J. S. Leitch covered a wide range of subjects and proved both instructive and intter- esting. An exhibit of canned Tom- atoes by the cold pact Method was shown and explained. BANKING FIFTY YEARS Conduct Your Affairs With Dignity STANDARD Bank savings as - count lends dignity to the trans. ashen of the depoeitor, It ideal - dee him with an 4 'gal Inc11on that is known and rr-':peoled in the cow: t:ity, and establishes a contact whish is ioval- uable should beat any time de.sire want. r(lni'adviceon motley mattets Open a Sttnrderd 13ank saving!: account. It will help you to develop your financial :i•outees its nothing else can, and enable y, -n to conduct you.. pt'tsonel liitancia, ali'rtile with dignity, THE STAN .�1 N . OF CANADA BRUSSELS BRANCH—G. H. Samis, Manager Miss Mary L Small Will be at Miss Hingston's Millinery Store BRUSSELS, Every Friday TO 1�'larcel and Water Wave .r„1•g..t..I.,MF✓r•Y?.,1••t••h•1-t••h•F.}•.}.s.�..p.�. (, r Will Build Vault. The Telephone Company are hav- ing material drawn to build a vault at their office. Hydo was ofE Saturday. Hydro was off ort Sunday morn- ing for a time, wide - repairs were being made on outside wires. On the Cash. R. E. Smith, late of the Chatham Branch of the Standard bank is the flew easniir ill the levet Manch. Shower. Last Friday evening a miscellan- cous shower was held at thenome of \i.ss lieu Shelton for Hiss Siorriuni Lowe, uri :e-e.el 1 11en her g:ri teienue met and presented her wah gifts. A good this:, was enjoyed. Another Huron County Boy to the Front r A,, - The Olrtar•10 Dep:,t'Un, nt of Ag- riculture toruu_l l Uriice n •Clin- 101 , with the t i.ct of t poultry i n(I tstry in mind, is cuansel'illg a banquet in honor of 1. C. isrfor+i, Dominion Poultry Husbandman+, and New Delivery Van. f'e sident of the next World's 'Peel - W. E. Willis ha= a new Bahr cart for town delivery ,new. It wish the lela,lc horse, i, quite a nobby outfit. Accepts Position in Ohio State University. Miss Edith Deadman who 'las been studying at, the University of Chic - FOR SALE First Quality Clover Honey Harvey Phone 2413 Hunter 4. •1' a CHURCH NEWS Si. John's Church St. Jelin's Ohurch will hold their annual Harvest Home atniiet'i me services, on Sunday, Oct, 11th, which will be followed by a hot fowl on Sion 0ay evening, Fut•thee pat tic- ulars will be given later. Melville Church The S'tcrainen1of the Lat0'. Sup •per was dispensed in Melville Oho: last Sabbath, at the morning eel vice.. The Preparatory set vice was held nit Friday afternoon, when the pastor' twee cited from Luke 22 : 19, ''Alnlie took head and gave thanits," Sah- beth morning the pastor's i ext wan (leu° rs 40 ; 23, "Yet, did not the chief bl,tiat'trtuemher Joseph, hat Palsies hint. I Kings 12 : 25, "It is tan touch for you to go to JeruealenP' was the pastor's text, on Sabbath .evening, oiei tie Eel; 1 't Lolt Sabbath mottling, b g ,l,a sang "Were you there r' S.t! , h evening, Nancy Fowler slung "hip - piing Rills." try hat (..,i. ,lir. Elford 1s 11 ,1 teed widely known as a Huron Cuwt- ty boy. Poultry men will do weal to et.end the banquet to be held in Ghaum' on 1'rivay evening,'Septenl- ber 30th, at 7 o'clock sharp. A t rano Department of Anrrculcue will be present also. ago wle.,re 11 has completed het taster of Science &cart° 15 now Women's Institute visiting with her sister, Mrs, Free - A, splendid meeting W held h man of Battersea, Ont. Last I • ar the \\omen'tr tin titu.e la.:t Fri let Miss Deachntin received ler SLA., with nineteen visitors and nfero,. ry from the C:" v. reity of •\lberca whern gl ha: Making Plans The Ladies Aid of -Melville Pres- byterian church are making plans for a fowl supper and entertainment for Thur., Oct 27th. Sold all the Cattle D. M. Scott sold all the stock that M. Lowe shipped down from new Ontario last Saturday at the C.N.R. stock yards. him'. Lowe is going hack this week for some more stock. Presented With a Floor Lamp A small company of ladies met at the home of Miss Elizabeth Downing the evening before the departure of Mrs. James Fox for Toronto. The following address was read by Mrs. Ida Lowry: Dear Mrs, Fox:—We felt we could not let you go from among us without at least saying we shall miss you verf very much. Your voice has often been heard in Prayer and Praise you have tried to build up the Master Kingdom by Work and Gift especially the Missionary Cause. Your heart has often bourne heavy burdens, yet your place in the san- ctuary was seldom vacant. Show- ing your confidence in the kindly Providence which over rules till, proving by your actions that you trusted where you could not trace. Citizens of the type of you and Mr. Fox can ill be spared from any town or community. Your take witli you our best wishes for your future hap- piness and prosperity and hope that you and yours may be restored to perfect health, and that you isay be able to still ,`carry on" in the Mas- ter's Vineyard with the same energy and zeal you have displayed while here. We know that your reward is sure. That you may still keep a cosy corner in your heart for your friends in Brussels. We ask you to please accept this floor lamp, hoping. its where her death ocourred, It is ray's may dispel) all gloom and re- thought she was seized at wi�1 an mind you of the love and sympathy tpbuble, fr tack of heart +£�1 which 1 of those you are loving behind. m rdte had suffered slightly, as the water where her body was found was only about three feet deep. Signed by committe, Mrs, Wrn. Sin- (flair, im(flair, Mrs. A. E. Backer, Mrs, Ida Lowry, Elizabth Downing. Wood—Shaw Wedding On Saturday morning Sept 3, a pretty wedding ceremony was quiet- ly solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Shaw, West Street, Chatham, when their ,youngest dagh- ter, Mary, was united in marriage to T. Merner Wood, youngest son of Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Wood, Victoria Avenue, Chatham, and formerly of Brussels. The ceremony was per- formed in the presence of the inl- inediateelatives of the bride and groom. To the strains of Lohen- grins Wedding March played by Miss Buelah Thompson the bridal party entered the drawing room, the bride who was attired in a white tafetta wedding gown with cap style veil caught up with a coronet of pearls and carrying °pholia roses, entered leaning on the arm of her father. She was attended by Miss IiIario Elliott wlto was gowned in peach georgette and carried a bou- fuet of roses and sweet peas, The groom was supported by Mr. Archie Ballantyne .of Brussels, Ontario Little Miss Muridd Neely acted ay flower girl being prettily attired in apple green georgette carrying a basket os flowers. The nuptial tie was performed by Rev. Barton Rob- inson, pastor of Park Street Church. During the signing of the register Miss May Wood sister of the groom sang "Greater and Deeper," after which bouffet luncheon was served by the Misses Elide Shaw, Alice Mc - Cay and Beatrice Thompson. Mr, and Mrs. Woocl left on a motor trip to Ottawa via the St, Lawrence drive. On their return they will re- side at 20 MtKeough Avenue, Chat- ham. TRY IT YOURSELF, at our Fisk and learn as thousands have, that Mrs. Sybilla Spahls Tonsilitl , treats Sore throats, Quinsy, Croup, Cough, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Bronchial Asth- ma and Tonsil troubles Successfully. H. B. Allen's Drug Store. (2) GODERICH The death of Charles Blackstone, West street, occerted at his late resi- dence, ou Monday afternoon, after an illness which extended over t115 lase week. The deceased man contracted a cold, which developed into the flu, causing his death, The late Mr, Blackstone was one of the octogenar- ians of the town, being in 11,s 8514 year, He was born in 3852, and hacl lived in Goderich for many years, where he conducted a confectionery store on West street, He was a member of the Masonic Order and of St. George's Anglican Church, He is survived by two sons, Charles, of Ow. en Sound, and H5srold, of town, and two daughters, Mrs. Atkinson, of s D run tore l et ih y FRI!��ISACS We have recent y taken over the, ex- clusive agency for the well known Nyal line of Household Remedies, Although the mist is a lengthy one we would par- ticularly like to specify a few of the most un p u r t,aa, Nya.l's Oreophos An excellent remedy for Lingering coughs and bronchial irritation. Nya.l's Digestive Tonic Tones up the appetite and stimulates the digestive secretions. Very useful in most forms of Dyspepsia. Nyal's Stone -Root Compound A very effective remedy for disorders of the Kidneys, Bladder and Liver, such as biliousness, constipation, frequency of urination and pain in the back. Nya.l's Celery Nervine Very useful in the treatment of Nervous Diseases. It tones up the system, im- proves the appetite and induces natural sleep. We cannot too highly recommend these Preparations for the treatment of the 'particular ailments for which they are intended. H. B. ALLEN 1. Druteeist alld Strltl(rner BOIIW Ci1NNINGHAM..—In Grey township, on Pug, 8101, 1027, to Mr. and Mrs Roy Conning - hem, a sap (Robert Lloyd.) OUTT.—At Alexandra Hospital, Goderloh, on Thursday, September 8th, to air, and Mrs. James Cutt, of Blyth, a daughter. BRNIST,—In Morrie township, on September 2nd, to Mr, and Mrs. Jack Ernest, of Wing• ham, a son, (John Leonard.) Successor to Janes Fox SVinnnn, and Mrs. Oakley, of town, His wife predeceased him by two months. The funeral takes place 011 \V11itcodny afternoon, from St George's Church, interment to be in Maitland cemetery. MAnnITshn HAYYDI➢N-SOMERVILL59. - At the Metro. eaten Church Friday.actes• i01, Parsonage.7yy Rev, Brune Brune Bunter, Maretto ,4}omervIlle, of Brul Bele, to Bruce Lorne B'ayden, of London, WOOD—SHA W,—At Chatham, on ,ynburd ay, Sept. 8rd, 1027, by Bev. Barton Robineen, Mies Mary, youngest daughter ofM .7. and Mrs. Shaw, of Mathew, to T. Ramer Wood, roan ger son of1 T, find Mrs. Wood, of Chatham, and formerly of Bras - els, Auction Sale. TttuaeDAl, 61111. 2210n,—Aaotton Ante of goods and ahnttele. at Lot 24, Co id, Grsy, Sh15 alt,,'cloak, Reei'oeters, Thom8AGand• ry, naiif.ff end Aootlonaer ; W. M, Sinclair, Solicitor for Mortgagee, 14A•raI1IAv, isar'r, 25ir—Mxeoutar'a nor t'on Aaleofvelnablabonesandlot,la 1115t. (o- of Whiten, nt 2 tlnloelt tllerp W, 1t, Grn- he,n exestttor,Aeton 1 R. J.1ertersAun, ATW OOD The congregation of At c,u1 Pr es - bcteriuu Church is making many changes in the church, which was et.- ected fifty years ago, A new ceiling is being placed four feet lower than the old one. It is made of British Columbia fit' and has drop heaths and massive brackets in do'1 oak. A chair ranln tool veett y with a hl' ge dime alenve foe the eine', in the front of the ebnroh is being built. The re opening services will he held on the allowed byfowl i October, fa fOcth • hd( amP1 el', on the'21th of Oetutier. THE FOURTH ANNUAL Gy y5i' W Rig tch - OF HURON COUNTY PLOWMAN'S ASSOCIATION Will be held on the Farms of Henry Timm and and Percy Coupland Lots 22 a, 24, Con. C', Ti.u'nberry Just North of the' \Tillage of Wroxeter Thursdgyp, Octre=ee•r 2 th $350.00 in Cash Prizes CLASS 1—With high cut plows, in sod, Free-for-all. CLASS 2—General Purpose, wooden handled plows, in sod, Free -for all. Skimmers barred. Cut allowed. CLASS 3—Men from 19 to 25 years, with general purpose plows, in socl, with skimmers. CLASS 4—Boys, 16 and under 19 years, in sod. Skimmers allowed. CLASS 5—Boys, tender 16 years, in stubble, with Skimmers. ed. CLASS 6—Single Riding Plows in sod. Fres-for-all. Skimmers allowed CLASS 7 --Tractors, open to men owning Tractors in the County. Class 8—Heavy Tractors, with 3 furrow plows, 12" bottom in sod. Entries must be received by Sec.-Treas. by Oct. 14th Special Prizes Splendid list of Special Prizes, as yet incomplete, will be announced later. Rules and Regulations Competition open to Ontario. Amount of land to plow, left for Committee to decide. Teams to he on grounds at 9 a.m. to start plowing at 9.30. Finish to he made at 4 p. m• Average depth of furrow 6 inches. No shaping of furrow after 2 rounds on crown. Judges' decision to be final No shifting of stakes after start is made. Each Plowman allowed one helper only. All crowns to be finished before lunch. Plowmd>o to Gea 6 rounds on crown. Prizes to be paid on ground before leaving. Entrance fee, $1.00, except in Class 5. Directors `o be on grounds at 9 a.na, wearing official badges. All General Parpoce Plows must have plane irons, no eut, either Coulter er shier. RULES WILL BE STRICTLY OBSERVED PRIZES --Those will be 4 prizes in each class, viz: -415.00, $12,001 $10.00 and $3,00—either cash or its valise, Tractor Class — Prizes $20.00; $18,00; $15.00 and $10.00. There will be a booth on grounds where plowmen can buy, lunch. Ivor Further Particulars write —L',, 7;, CARDIFF, Secretary- Treasurer, Brussels, Ont.