HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1927-10-12, Page 8WEDNESDAY, OCT
2th, 1927,
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7h4 thought of facing r. silt• Auks,
With exult t, 'n + 7f r
The wan :r'Ity a ie.lin t it; the pink
T I 'i llUh t.tkina bit e, e'iam'o l'i'es•
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Our Sale of
Wall Paper
is attracting many
Customers
12 atterlis
of Wall Paper clearing at
nearly half the regular prices.
Patterns are suitable for living
rooms, dining rooms, ]calls ami
Bedrooms and now is a great
chance to have .rooms re•decer-
ated al a very much reduced
cost. Lt will pay you to sec:
them.
FUES
are a' their worst time, : r
tge. rid of then( we have:
Fly Tox, per bottle 50c
Fly Tox, I•'nnd Sprayers 50c
Wilson's Fly Pads, pkg. 10:
Fly Coils, 3 for ,. 10c
T.o.,:gicfoot, 2 double sheets 10c
mac_: P ow1e Puffers 20c
Winter Pictorial Review
Quarterly fashion Book
Now on sale at 250 copy
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Took First Class Honors, 1 Pictures of the Tornado.
Will. McDowell received 1a class Last Saturday, J. J. Gilin received
honor: in his and year in English several papers with pictures of the
from Queen'sLuiccreity. from •d<.ed buildings in Sr, Louis from
, his son. They were handed on to
Will Receive. • ! The Port and are in the window. It':
a wonder more lives were riot lost
Mrs.C'•, C. Ramage will recelt•e roc , during the storm. -
the !u t (.The since her maraiee on•
Thursday, October 13, from three to Improvements.
six o'clock.\Ii rca Fulton are having the sid-
At Teeswater Fair. sir put on their home,
A new roof is being put on the
home of J. Fe•7•gusoas.
D. Denman has had a summer kit-
chen built to his 110100.
new shingle roof lute 'me'n put
on the house occupied d by Jit's. 1' d-
t•iet,It•;.
s, Forsythe has had an achlition
built to her home and other changes
made.
Local News Items
A mmnh,,e .Brim toren attended the
Teeswater Fair la::t %V •d+lesday aC-
tcrneuu, P. v'ot.t. had his trotter
"Batts. eri.. e thee. and got second
n1cn. v.
Fell at School.
lkL,..-_er Jimmie son of T.
azul Mrs. Ritchie ti11 over a banister
at the echool last T?teredity ac.. ;f
we dal no icnnt. what had lnttmerad,
we tt•otild 118V0 Otell'i't he had tak',n
ao 1'.•v. rounds eat of Ttt:'0ey. He its
now improving.
Steer in Old Well.
\; hilt two steers were host r
brou;i'at ,town Mill s:re'et last Friday
morning o.ii fell hie an unused wall
near the old 1' ml barn, formerly used
by Dr. M(Naur.htoi. A block and
tackle; ,had to b,, rigged up heferr
the animal could be got out and it
suffered little damage.
Won Many Prizes at Toronto.
The Feeder Cagle Show, held in
Toronto on Oct. 6, 7 and 8th proved
a success .,,nd-p wonderful display of
feeder cattle was on exhibit, the
quality of the -cattle being much sup-
erior to that of last year, The cam -
petition in the various classes was
very keen, which necessitated imurh
consideration by the judges before
the prizes. could he awarded. The Convention This Week.
judges, men of wide experience, who The annual Convention of East
endeavored to show fairness in their Huron Teachers 'will be held in
decisions, were Mr. Rowntree, of the Brussels on Thursday and Friday of
Harris Abattoir, Mr. Shearer, of the this week, An entertainment will
Swift Canadian Company, and Mr. be held in the Town Hall on Thurs-
Robinson, of Ailsa Craig. The Grand day evening. See advertisement,
Champion Carload, a load of I•Ibre-
fords, was won by Eckhert Bros., of Wroxeter institute Visits Brussels.
Lucknow, Stock from Brussels and
Ethel, however, won many prizes as
follows: -Reserve Champion carload
of 2 year olds; Reserve Champion
graup of yearlings; Champion group
of yearlings in Shorthorn class; first
for best carload of 2 year old Short-
horns; the special prize of $100.00
for best carload of Shorthorn steers;
• first for best group of 5 yearlings in
the Shorthorn class; 2nd prize for
mixed carload of steer.; 4th prize
for carload of 2 year old Shorthorns;
2nd prize for group of 2 year old
SSharth.o•ns; 4th prize for group of
2 year old Shorthorns; and 5th prize
for group of 2 year old Shorthorns.
•The load of all white cattle, which
Won fourth money in their class was
sate attraction of many, and was the
cyst load of white cattle ever put on
the Toronto market. '[ h se cattle
aroused active bidding on the sale
am:l were sold to Mr. ,i, Hoover, of
Lancaster, Penn., who also purchased
the Reserve Champipn carload, the
2nd prize mixed carload and one
group of 2 year old ,steers front 4..
L. McDonald. Archie is to be con-
gratulated upon his success as the
show the last two years.
Minor Locals.
The leaves are falling.
Next • public hoIiday---Tha:nkseiv-
ieg I) iy,allov. 7.
Work is progressing on the vault
at '.he Telephone office,
Did you ser the St. Louis tornado
picture in The Post window?
No school 'Thrrsday and Friday as
the Teachers' Convention i$ being
held here.
Did you See the ribbons Archie
McDonald brought home from Tor-
onto show?
"Why does it rain on Fair Day?"
would be a suitable subject for a de-
bating organization to debate on.
Costs Money.
A week ago Archie McDonald
e''uppecl 5 loads of cattle and 2 loads
of hogs from Brussels and Ethel
station that were valued at $12,000.
An enjoyable afternoon was spent
on Tuesday when Wroxeter Women's
Institute met with the Brussels Wo-
men in the. Pulblic Library, Th,:
meeting was gpened with the Instit-
ute Ade followed by the. Lord's Pray-
er in concert. The minutes of the
la_•t notating were then react end
signed and rye roll called, After
the business: of the clay was finished
Miss Hazelwood was called to the
chair and presided over an interest-
ing , pro( raeleme. The- first number
was community singling in which all
took part. A splendid proper on
"Canada'; elebt, to the Foreigner"
was given ley Mrs. Hupfer, Mas.
Hoofer proved we C n tdians owed
a big debt to the foreigner by show-
ing us how the strangers within our
gates hen 'fired our country by their
music, are, literature and induetr,y.
;.firs S, J1eNeughton gave an inter -
meting reading. "Out of Old Aunt
Mary's curio. from India." Mrs. D.
Wardlaw, of Ethel, the District Pre,.
idont, was present and spoke a few
words. After a number of com-
munity cinghtg, the National Anthem
eloac d the meeting. A social hour
was enjoyed over a dainty cup of tea.
hits El llteL C
�( stir
RCM/. .1. W'. '..•AR;o-R. ie. D.
ncnvrs i ER
Sunday, Oct 16th
11 a.m.---Public. Worship.
Subject .
"A Radiating Personality"..
p.m. -Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
Evening Service is withdrawn
for St. John's Thanksgiving
Serviees.
.Tuesday -Y, P. Society.
Wednesday -Prayer Servies
Sunday & Monday, Oct, s0 & 31
Anniversary SL-:vkes. conducted by Rev.
W. D. Me).maid, "t l gm.ndvibc.
Metiday evening the N nmadvillc Choir
+.i1I present tide dermatic production.
,.Canada,."
RAMS FOR SALE, 2 Ram Lambs
and 1 Shearing (registered.) Wm.
Taylor, Blyth P. 0. Blyth Phone
37.
FOR SALE, 11• Pigs 6 weeks old.
Phone 41-5. Howard Beirnes, Lot
35, Con. O. Grey. 17-1.
PURE BRED, 3 -YEAR-OLD OX -
ford Down Itarn for sale, Chas.
Simpson, Phone 8416, 1,-tf.
FOR SALE, 3 Leicester Ram Lambs,
Snell Breeding. Apply to 0.
Smith. Phone 588.
LAND TO RENT- 4 fields of land
to rent. 20 acres seeded down.
Possession given for rat! plowing.
For further particulars apply on
the premises. Miss Alice Fralirk,
Brussels, Ontar^A. 17-1.
WOULD THE PARTY who took the
wrong coat by mistake from Cran-
brook church Sunday night plea.,•r
return it and get their own, Jas.
Perris. 17-1.
ONE BEDROOM SUITE, One Ex-
tension table, One Parlor Table,
One Hall Tree, Geo. C. Manners.
16 -
FOR SALE -11 Ewes, rising 2 yrs.,
Ram rising 2 years, 5 Ewe lambs.
J, Balfour, Lot 35, Con. 1, Grey,
Phone 22-24. 10-2.
HELP WANTED -Apply to Mrs.
W. M. Sinclair. 16-tf.
FOR SALE -Choice Fall Ho•.ey
Price 8 dents per ib. Georgie Bone
Brussels, Phone 12-6. en 2,
3600 FIRST CLASS Milton Pressed -The Great Work of Fire Prevention.
brick, medium bu-fl' color. Apply The recurrence of fire prevention
Box, 36, Esther. week opens to Canadians an easy way
DRY WOOD FOR SALE. ,Phone of doing their part in a great censer -
23 -10. Dan McKinnon. 15-tf. vation work w'dtich ie a positive duty
FARM TO RENT -I00 acre farm, of citizen: hip resat no one should neg-
on rad of Morris; ons,•>:.iuu any-
time this fall. Apply to eh;•ri1' Mord ltdry ,lay as a time for prf-
Caldbeck, Haileybury, Ont., 10tventing fires, the government at Ot:
W. A. Lowry, Brussels. 15-'.f. taws sets apart a weekeach year as
a period of iuve.ctigauoe and precau•-
FOR SALE OR RENT - Ho rte and tion, and this week of October 9 to
barn and d acres for sale or rent, 15 has been cho. n for this purpose,
Apply to Gro. Colvin, 69 Cherry The toll taken by fire each year is
street, Stratford. • 14-tf. enormous, in Ontario (10110 lac fire
FOR SALE -Dry Maple Wood, 14 waste, 054515111003.1,000 1 day, This
inch, 16 inch and top wood. An-
]antro,oUti t'tl,rei ctfour <ithlhtr ,o)wl uucre
ln
is maim„ positively wasted. The On-
tario Attorney -General's rlanaitment
has prepared sone facts and figures
in this connection which are worthy
of the closest study and should bo
keit in mind particularly during' this
week devoted to fire -prevention. Last
year there were in Ontario no less
than 10,880 fires entailing' a total
loss of $12,482,993, 82,000,000 of
which was over and above insurance,
The sad part of it is that the great
majority of these fires were due to
carelessness, full eighty per cent. be-
ing preventable. That the annual
fire loss in the whole of Canada has
been growing by leaps and bounds
is shown by the fact that in the year
of Confederation the per capita loss
(vas only 34 cents. Canada's fire
losses have increased 3,300 per cent,
or at a ratio more than ten times Tuesday they were entertained be the
greater than the population since Board of Trade nr Halifax, On Wecl-
1867, whichc is 800 per cent . It is nesday, they leave Halifax and come
calculated that by the adoption of up through the Annapolis Valley to
fire prevention methods eighty per Digby, take a steamer acrose the Bay
cent. of Canada's fire losses can be of Fundey to St. John, leave St,
prevented and thirty millions of dol- John, on Thursday, arriving in Mont-
lars saved annually, Surely here is a real, on Friday, and home, Saturday,
profitable field for conservation. A- It ought to be a most interesting trip,
mong the preventive measures re- and if weathar
con dltione are favor -
commended are to make euro no dan- aisle, no doubt will be a very enjoy -
ger is possible from stoves, furnaces, able ane. M1', and. hIr0, Jackson will
or other heating apparatus, prosper visit at Ottawa and Ketnpville, on
b .k
THE BRUSSELS POST
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[-BANKING
YEII'TRY
The Personal Element
of Banking Affairs
1•:1\41 1:N the en+"t t uu'
voldneA,ul primed h tel 4'))'i1-
rT d 1110 huimmn ohm + l'e
whose use they toe. d =t ra d a
vase opportunities for vaiaeale +e e-
Wonal toe,,i41210'e. Theenaneierd
Bank, linemen tlie meembee, 1i it;
etaif, r170us to t,. mtey tipper-
tesni,ty Mira aries tum d.••monstrite(4
vidue in oifeelug per 'on:el nivico 111
huuuiel matt re. The 1..cal muni '1'
or the Stan lard 1. 2111 yell 10 .111 d
t, 1V intimate tlutt c.1 (117011 mut.'
Matters pert.tinieig to your bu..ne:-.
STANDAR A K
OF CANADA,
BRUSSELS BRANCH -G. H. Sarnia, Manager
m..,e-�,.,altro view a .-.tar, .,.....,.
Personal Paragraphs 1
Miss Edna E.1 wards was a Toronto
visitor, hiss we,•h.
Will Strachan, 13. A.,, was home for
a few days last week,
0
Miss Evelyn Cunningham has re-
turned fit m a holiday is Detroit.
Mee, Charles Seel,,of Oeanbrnok,
called on Mae, R. G. ark, on Fair
day.
Rev. A. W. Wolter' was at West-
field, on Sundae, alterunon and even-
ing, taking anniversary services,
511', and Mrs, Speirs, and family, of
Kitchener, were visitors in town, on
Sunday, with the fernier's sisters,
Rev. and 3,rs. Kennedy and child-
ren,' of Mt. 13rydges, were viaitore ne'
er the Fair with Jr. B. and Mrs, Ball-
antyne.
BROWN BROS.
NURSERYMEN, LTD,
Growers and Lnporters of IIiglt
Grade Nursery stock, Want Sp ci,u
Representatives in every locality,
Liberal Commissions, paid weekly.
Write today. Addse,ei Ridgeville,
Ontario. 16-12.
W. and Mts, halter, of Preston,
were here fee the le'ait'.
Friends are glad to see that John
Bateman 14 able : o be M.00113 again.
Keith McLean, editor of the Sea-
fouth lfxpositer, was 18 visitor here
for the hair.
Harry and Alts. Kirkby asol {laugh-
ter, of London, were visitors here for
the Fair,
Frank Stretton, who has been nut
\Vest for the past couple of months,
returned home 1n51 week.
Will Styles and Fred and Mrs.
Mr, and 1Lirs..Tennings, of Pnhne, Thuell, of Detroit, were visitore over
stop, and Bios Parker, of Ailsa Craig, the Fair with Mrs. Styles and other
were guests of Miss Mary Ross, last relatives,
week.
q..•..•..•.
Miss Mildred Sparling, of Lontinn,
leaves this week to resume her posi-
tion, after spending an enjoyable
vacation at her home here,
( rjohu H. Sharpe,OrttarioSales Afan-
ager for the Uanada Biscuit Cn„
Lorelei', was visit'ng his sister, Airs.
Ida Lowry, on Wedn..cd ay.
Miss Noma McDowell left no Tues. tnvMorning en crit her friend, Alice AIr, Allen, of Toroutn, were visitors
roan,D,nlusnn, of 55 atet'lon, she in Lown, on '1 uesday.
is also visiting in Stratford and KiL- ° °ldr�
clrener, \V: S. and 111ts. oadl'oot mrd son,
.•..•. s
Oecil and Mrs, Day and daughter
and Mrs. Julia Day, all of Gerrie,
were guests of friends in town, on
Sundety.
Mrs, Jas. S. Armstrong and (laugh -
tees, Dernthy and Helen, have return-
ed from visiting relatives at Toronto
and Hamilton,
Mts. S. 13, Gidley0 and t wo daugh-
ters, the Misses Gidley, of Blyth, and
ply at Lot 10, Con. 15, Grey-, or
phone 28-14. Andrew • Turnbull,
12 -ti.', •
BRUSSELS SILVER FOX RANCH -
We will have to offer high class
registered 1927 Silver Fox pups,
also proven breeders at reasonable
.prices. Terms to suit you. John
A. Wilson, Ethel Ont. •0-8
Concert Co. Will Return.
The Olde Tyme Village Quartette
have been engaged for a return con-
cert November 2nd, by the Bowling
Club. Further notice later,
Honored by Circuit.
The Owen Sound Daily Sun -Times
of Oct. 8t11, had the following items
from its Shallow Lake correspondent
which refers to an uncle and aunt of
the Editor of The Post: -Mrs. W. A.
Matthews, wife of a former popular
pastor on the local circuit, was re-
membered in a tangible way by the
Y. P. S. at Centreville with a purse
of gold. The president, Miss Flor-
ence Fox, read the address while the
presentation was msde by Mrs. W. 3,
Walpole, A life membership certifi-
cate in the W. M. S. was also given
by the Lion's Head Society, of which
she was president. ltev. and Mrs'
W. A. Matthews epent almost 13 I care on the part of smokers, prevent- t ren way ar
years in this district, (r years as pas• lit, children from playing with
for of Colpny's Bay Methodist church rnatches, seeing to it that electric
Ross, and Mrs, Sandy Broad foot, all
'L'uekersmith, were visitors with Robb,
G. and Alt'e, Dark, nn stoic day,
Mrs. George Balker, who hots been
visiting her 01111, (4, t4. 13ael:er, at
Maple Grove cottage, on Rainy Lalde,
bets retnroed to Winnipeg. She will
spend next month with her son, haul,
iu Cavalier, Nor(h Dnlu,La,
Alex, and Miss. Stewart, of -Detroit,
were welcome vieitols during the
past week. I4 is S yenta since they
were stet here. Mr. Stewart 15 a sun
of the late ilonnl3 Stewart, who wits
Secretary of the Fall F'tis for ninny
years.
'
Mies elation Fu,res1 has taken a
position in the Mt Elgin 1eetiulie on
the Mummy Reserve. Het work will
hn to teach the Indian gills to sew.
We feel sure. that Miss leeriest will be
a tirst•class insl1actress anti at the
same time be a real missianae y.
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Last 'Phutsd,tynerains; If. L
and Ades, Jaelteoe lr•fl for Halifax to
attend a meeting of the Ticket Sellers
Association, The ticket sellers ertiv-
ed in Montreal at 9 30 p. rot, and in1-
mediate] y went on board the White
Stat' S. S. Megautie, which took them
down the St, Lawrence River to Que-
bec, arriving at three o'clock,
the following day. In the evening,
they were entertained at dinner at
Chateau Frnntenac by the 0, P. R.,
crossing to Point Levis at ten n'cloak,
to board a spooled train for Halifax,
reaching there on Sunday morning,
and spent Sunday, Monday and Tues.
day in the historic city, Monday was
the day of the convention ,and on
4 more years in charge ,of Kemble r Wiring is properly done, care in the BORN
circuit, and on the 3rd year when
Union wars consummated and later
he took charge of the Lion's Bead
circuit, where there are four appoint-
ment-, They spent two years there
and tiering that time tht church at
Mar erected a new shed and added
other irnpravemen'ts and the entire
use 01 electric irons and other ap- M5Mr. 15W0grill. rsres1. o,, 0 (h12( lints), (s
pllituces, and the avoidance or great-- et Cowry) a son,
est care in the use of gasoline in the -
home. Then there are precautions -
for the prevention of fire in the fac- Auction Sale.
torics and other places of business,- Tunsnnv, 001. ls'ru,-trarm atonic, Isunle•
which are numerous. It is to these Monte, &o, of Lot lo.dlae 8, (gray, 5(.1 o'clock,
the prevention department of the Wm, P. Bray, Prop, ; D. 01, saott, Ano,
en:Aerate was benefited by his past- fire fighting force devotes particular ,
orate, They were• recently sent to attention, but in spite of all its care , IN DMLrbbOBIAM
Ponsonby few miles from Elora and fires; break out in stores and work- aanllrcwoN -Tr, tnvmg 711«mars of oar done
hest wi:fhes follow them there by sloops. Property -owners should at all : wttn„nimn(her, Aln7nd.,Tsn7trwan, tv)la
their many friends. Durie, his titans give every its.:istante to the i peeled away 4 years ago,(1114,16,10,8,
pastorate: here, I:ev, Mr. Matthews breanen in this work. Premises emises may - No one knows hew arms we ,utas yot1,
organized the local softball ladies' I be given a clean bill- of safety by the No 01,), knnwa was h(ttor pab,
W ehnva snffnrrd shrpe wn lost you,
teem, who won pron(inonce by win- • firemen today and tomorrow Milian -Mb wilt never ire the same,
nin1 the Cunningham trophy toreros_ i 8281)4 m atter may acrum'udatc to each ' itriancts ma, thruk we imva Pnrpottnn
utively for three years and peculiarly ' 4111 e't et a+ tet be n menace to many i wlrnn rat t�n, nv thny'.oa na sml)n,
won this year by the North Keppel thensund dollars' worth of property. Be( (has )HUN„ )o,ow tha h,nrtnehe
Ladies' Weal whih wars one of this Let every one help to make fire pre- That (Ira mines hld,• nn the whoa.
appointments of a former circuit he ventlon work all that it is designed sadlytelssrd1>y
7.1Is21 Nn, )�AUat4l,Ntt, SeN•TN•r.AW
was in the charge of, to be. Attie C+aANu•onrr,naser,
4'
..c store
fdOC lie
AL's rtn,e, r:' .T+Et
i ��yywwtt� mq
tta [yY»R"f, et� 'iL:atd'u lxi "',
--ac + <. atutoi vm.i a..+e.anw
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CHINA
IIand Painted Plates, Saucers, Pickle
Dishes, Cups and Saucers, Vases
611c to $3,50
Fruit Dishes and Jardincres 1,50 to $1.00
Candy Jars from $1.25 up
Buffett Sets 6.0O to $10.00
Small Piece Novelties. Salts and Peppers
Sugars and Creams, etc.
Also Limoge in Bridal Rose, French Rose
• Greek Key and While and Gold Patterns.
SOAPS
Pure Venolia Castile 7 cakes for 25c
Castile Bars 20c
Jergen's 15c cake o42 for 25c
Jergen's Bath Tablets 2 for 25c
TOILET GOODS
Day Dream Face Powder and Talcum
and Cream.
Three Flowers Face Powder, Talcum and
Crealll.
Charm Carresscent Face Powder, Per-
fume, etc.
CHOCOLATES
Regular 60c lb. for 47c.
Turner's Invalid Port Wine
A Real Tonic, $1.50 a bottle.
LLE
Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies
Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox
•
Mrs. John ()rearm vete ened home,
on Monday evening, 1'1'17111 Toronto,
We ate glad to hear that the operd
rtti0n was a very sueceesful one. r
Mlles Mary Barris, of Wroxeter•,
has been spending a few days with i
t
her cousin, Mrs, D M. McTavish.
Sims also visited friends at \Valtou,
Sunday Island, in the Pacific, is
said to be the tallest mountain in
the world. It rises 2000 feet out of
five, mike - of water, making its
height nearly 30,000 feet.
THOMAS BROWN ... ....
Sea forth, Ontario
Licensed auctioneer for 1'OUntie;
The Times of East Africa, the only , of Iltu'on and Perth. Immediate ar-
Sunday newspaper in Kenya, has rangements for sale dates can be
recently marc its first appearance 1 made by calling The Post Brussels,
in Britain's youngest colony. It Is ' (.barges Reasonable, Satisfaction
printed and published in Nairobi. Gitnranteccl or no charge. 16-0.
Last Time Wednesday Toto
fight
66
are Nr.st
(OUR SEA)
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One of the Best Films ever shown in Brussels
Friday and Saturday - Oct. 14 & 15
"Finger Prints"
An Exciting Film
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 18-19
ANOTHER WESTERN FILM.
"WAR PAIN`T,
F'id• .y & T Satu day, Oct.. 1-22
Sir Henry Martin in his
Big Stage Production
"The