HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1928-4-18, Page 8WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18th, 1923
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Back to Their Duties.
Our "old" boys and girls are a-
way again to their various sehcols
after the Enster vacation. We are
always glad to see them.
No Report Yet
As yet no one has revolted the
first dandelion of the year, but th.tt
ought to eome anytime now, The
first robin, the first iuonlui,, mid
the fleet pn •.c, willows have ail been
discovered, and no .ioubt, the amide -
lion will soon coal, into pronitne nee.
17e -tele Y I Stop.
tr', is
;11,-- time of the year when
it 13 , i.,-!(.11 t? +�-_ Malt So'
people /a ,he imbit nt e,r ani -t
refs end lawns ed botilevanle gee
bi.n_ tree -meet a, ,d cut up by theee
tho. ehtie e once. It sill mals -fee a
beautiful town is r aloin• ebegvee
the ruler of k spin: to the w..1k_.
Moved to Arthur.
Wednesday ne,rmn t• ,rl (Dant gi
Cox left to tele, ee -ale neve duke let
the Stam r 1 Ito itmek, atArthur, He
was moved to ltd Itruccls loot Surnoor•
and his many friends here wish ,rim
every success.
Saw Remains of Wreck.
Saturday's Toronto Star had a pic-
ture of the forced landing of an
aeroplane off the Dundas Highway
that morning. On our trip to Tor-
onto on Saturday afternoon, the!
writer saw workmen loading the dis-
mantled plane on trucks to be taken
back to Hamilton for repairs.
A Vicious Storm.
Saturday afternoon this section of
the country was bit by a wild storm.
Thunder, lightning, rain. hail and
wind. Hydro poles were broken oar
between Seaforth and Clinton, but
we missed any damage. Later in the
evening is starter) to snow, but it got
too cold to keep it up. The change in
the weather saved the roads after the
- heavy rain.
W. L Meets Friday Afternoon.
The Trus: els Women's Institute
meets Friday afternoon of this week
in the PiaMc Library at 3 o'clock.
A paper on the "Food Value of Eggs
and Various Ways of Cooking them"
is to be given by Miss E. Downing.
"Current Events" are to be ch cu _ed
by Mrs. Joe Wilton. Roll Call is
"Suggestions for next Year's Pro-
gramme", All the ladies of com-
munity are invited to this meeting.
Synod of Hamilton and London.
The formal opening of the Synod
of London and Hamilton will take
place on Monday, April 30th, in
Knox church,` Woodstock. At 8 p.m.
public worship will be conducted by
the retiring Moderator, Rev. David
Pcrrie, D. D Wingham, assisted by
Rev 'E, G. Thompson, M. A., minis-
ter of the church. After the sermon
the Cort wain be constituted a new
Moderator elected, Roll o Synod
presented, and business commenced.
The public arc cordially welcome to
this service and attention is specially
drawn to the Tuesday night session
which will be addressed by Rec. R.
C. MCDermid, Goderich; Miss P. B.
Lamont, Toronto; Dr. H. B. Ketchen,
Hamilton and Principal Eakin, Knox
College,Toronto.
Will Rent House.
P.obt. and Mrs. Pearson have rent-
ed the house of Win. Styles and will
move shortly.
Moving to Ethel.
This week Wn e
Wm. Styles and family
- 3 7
ere movingr to Ethel. Mr. Styles has
the mail route there. We wish them
hem: less Set their new home.
Got a Jab in Leg.
a
Lest S and iy morning', Jno. Bate-
man. wile ! o enaan at Dr. HaMil-
ton'e 1=u•"l. will, getting' up in the
r„ov to put raw`rl hey. fell on the
fo.i:. tee pones going into his leg.
t} nthaa Storm.
- 'Nee i-i.e_, tot, up Taiil.t;
morning they v., e eurprieed to did
the eloand covered with snow. 1Iay-
1 tills will he the last kick of win-
ta
Nieht Train Late.
lnL-n:tr evening's train did not ar-
riv;.:. I i s +ie etetion until 1.30 and
thee the t: u! Was sent froth Guelph
round by is ._honer Stratford. as the
afternoon +i .in had run off at Elora,
tying up traiile.
Improvements:
.1, Sanders is ehingling part of his
root'.
L. Eekmier has been having the re -
tide of his store redecorated.
A new oil rack is being erected a-
long side of the Ford Garage.
Minor Locals.
Half of April gone.
Tulips are beginning to show up.
3. H. Galbraith shipped a car of
horses last week,
Canadian Forestry week will be
held from April 22 to 28.
The trout fishing season opens a
week from next Tuesday.
An extra fine picture is on at the
Grand Friday and Saturday when
Douglas Fairbanks appears in "The
Mark of Zorra".
Taking a Trip West.
G. M. Elliott, Superintendent of
the Children', Aid Society, who is
now on sick leave owing to continu-
ed poor health has left for a trip to
Niage, Man. Thr, .many friends of
Mr. Elliott hope that the change of
climate will hi-enefit his health and
that in the very near future he will
be able to resume his work with im-
proved health and renewed vigor.
May Allow Ten Ton Trucks.
Possibility of increasing the gross
weight limit of loaded trucks to 10
tons on paved highways, is indicat-
ed by remarks of the Minister of
Highways in the House recently. At
present the department is making a
thorough survey of conditions, to
aseri
.rtai
n whether .r thi
y concession
one .scion
may be made without damage. The
Ontario Motor. Truck Owners' As-
sociation is agitating far it 10 -ton
maximum, a limit of eight tons he -
mg imposed by legislation which
-came into effect this year. An-
nouncement was made as result of
a conference on March 21 that spe-
cial -permits would be issued in con-
nection with trucks sold prior to that
date, and these will be good for this
year. If 10 tons is to be permitted
after that, it would be as result of
legislation to next session.
THE BRUSSELS POST
Brussels U sited Church
REV. A. W. E:ARKER, E. 0.
MINISTER
SLinda.y, April 22nd
11 a.m.-Public Worship.
Subjeet
"Sensitized to God"
3 p.m. -Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
7 p.m. --Public Worship.
Theme :
"The Romance of the Radio"
The Men's Chorus will supply
the Music.
Tuesday -Y. P. Society.
Wednesday -Prayer Service
Doubling the
Argument of Saving
AI.I., that hes been Said in favor ofopening a ,aviugs Recount in the
8; utdard Bank may be repented
with greater emphasis as regards it joint;
savings acennue Joint nascent(' ate
peirnarity for convenience of drpoeitore,
b Wilmette() people rine 'nand Inger-h-
er by common Intel Pelee the moral as
well as the practical value of working to.
gether, planning their financial better-
ment with the aid of a joint bank ac-
count is clearly evident, The Standard
Bank solicits your joint savings account,
THE STANDARD BANK
OF CANADA
ESTABLISHED 1873
G. H. SAMIS
Manager, Brussels Branch
YELLOW BLOSSOM SWEET
Clover Seed for sale. Free from
primary noxious weeds. $4.50 per
bus. Also some Timothy and
Alsike mixture, 27% Alsike, $5.00
a bus. Russel Dougherty, Lot 15,
Cun, 17, Grey. Phone 37-10
44-tf.
YOUNG CATTLE FOR SALE and
Duck Eggs. Chris. Rogerson,
Phone 31-13, Blyth. 44-tf.
FARM FOR PASTURE - 100 acres
running water, new line fences;
Lot 12, Con. 4, Grey, Mrs. Hector
McQuarrie, Phone 39-19. 44-tf
FOR SALE - A mattress -covered
couch good as new, with adjustable
head rest. Mrs. Luke 0, Speiran,
Phone 47-12. 44-tf.
SIXTEEN Good York Pigs, six weeks
old. L. Hollinger, Lot 15, Con. 3.
Morris, Phone 45-5. 44-1
WILL Be at Brussels on April 21 at
the American Hotel and in Gerrie
on the 20th, to sell a permanent
Heave cure and for bad coughs
for horses. Now is the time to
look after the horses before the
hot weather starts. For ar'ticulars
apply to John H. Maurer, Paisley,
Ont. 44-1
YELLOW BLOSSOM SWEET CLO -
ver Seed for sale. Government
tested. Ray Crawford, Con. 14,
McKillop, Phone 243-14, Seaforth.
44-3.
FOR SALE-Fou,,-%urner coal oil
stove with oven; coal and weed
range; linoleum rug 12x9; 19
pullets and one cockerel. For par-
ticulars, Phone. 649. 44-tf
1 Sow for Sale,due 9th of May; aiso
M y, Iso
4 pig', 6 weeks old. Barred Rook
bed -to -lay and S. C. R. I. Reds
R.rgs for hatching. 10c above
market price. R. A. Engel, Phine
42-24. 44-tf.
USED Helatsrnen Upright Piano; in
cod condition, for sale. Apply to
S. Carter, Phone 83 r 2, Uruisele
YELLOW Blossom Sweet Clover
Seed for ,ale. Government test
4
ed.3-tf. W. J. Parish, Phone 4(1-1.8 '
FOR SALE-Thoro' bred registered
York Hog 2y1 years old, bred by
Ilrethour & Nephews, Burford.
W. R. Stewart, Lot 22, Con. 14,
Mckillop, Walton Po. 0., Seaforth
Phone 243-24 43-tf.
QUANTITY of Two -Rowed Seed
Barley, Perfectly clean, for sale.
Alex„ McLauchlin, Phone 21-19.
43-2.
RED RUG for Sale, 3 x4. Will sell
for $25.00. Apply at The Post.
43-tf.
FOR SALE -Yellow Blossom Sweet
Clover Seed. Grade No. 1, Free
from all noxious weed seeds. Con-
tains 1 JI r , Alsike Clover. Price
$4.00 per bushel. Also quantity of
Black Hulloes Barley. R, C .
Campbell, Phone 43-13. 43-tf
FOR SALE -Limited Quantity of
choice Timothy See. Well clean-
ed and free of noxious weeds.
J. P. McIntosh, Lot 21, - Con. 12
Grey. Phone 556. 42-tf
HELP WANTED -Mrs. Clarke, of.
Hamilton, wants maid for general
house work. Apply to Mrs. W. M.
Sinclair, Phone 79, Brussels, 42
QUANTITY of two -rowed seed Bar-
ley, also a Durham bull for sale.
John H. Stevenson, Lot 12, Con.
14, Grey, Phone 42-14. 42-tf,
FOR SALE -White Blossom Sweet
Clover Seed, Scarified and Govern-
ment tested; also Alsike and Tim-
othy seed mixed. 60% Alsike. No
weed seeds. M. L. Cardiff, Phone
42-16. 42-3
WHITE Blossam Sweet Clover Seed
No. 1, Government tested, for
sale. T. H. Bolger, Phone 56-14
42-tf.
SAFE FOR SALE -The Council of
Twp, of Grey have a safe which
they are offering for sale. May be
seen at the office of John I{rauter
Ethel, Ont. 41-tf,
WANTED_A number of farrow cows
Apply to Baxter Stevenson, Lot •
13, Con. 13, Grey, Phone 42-26
41-tf.
QUANTITY of Carman Seed Pota-
toes for sale. Wes. Stephenson,
Phone 58-12, 44-tf,
With Uniform and Everything.
Prov. Constable Whitesides, of
Coderich, was in town at noon today.
He was all decked out in his new
uniform.
Coming to The Grand. -
"The Fair Co-ed" which comes to
tho Grand on Monday and Tuesday
Marion Davies gives to the picture -
going world a screen version of an-
other famous stage play. This is the
third stage play which has been used
as a Marion Davies vehicle during
the last year. The first was "The
Red Mill" the second was "Quality
Street". In "The Fair Co-ed" which
Is directed by Sam Wood, Marion has
the role of an American co-ed. It -is
the first film the screen has ever pre-
sented where the story was treated
solely from the woman's angle.
Johnny Mack Brown, former football
hero, is seen in the leading ]vale role.
The cast also includes: Jane Winton,
Thelma Hill, Lilliane Leighton, Gene
Stone and others.
Wet Pair and Flowing Creels.
Listowel Standard - That a wet
sheet and s flowing sea is not always
correct was proven on Tuesday
morning last when the son of John'
Thibideau, horse and wagon, slipped
ofr the edge of the town dump near
Sangster's mill, into the Maitland
river which was at high water owing
to the recent rains. The young lad
i
had- taken
a -load of ashes to the
dump and on driving nb too close
to
the edge the horse lost his footing
and plunged into the icy waters tak-
ing the boy and wagon with him. An
alarm which was immediately sent
down town was nobly responded to
by the Bailiff of the 6th Division
Court and our notable Chief of Pol-
lee. The horse was unhitched from
the wagon and the Chief and the
L'ail fr acted as a reception commit -
Mt on the opposite bank where the
boy and horse landed. No one were
any the worse of the experience ex-
cept for a ducking in the icy waters.
The wagon was drawn up on Teddy
Firmer by the aforemehtioned- par-
ties. - -
Successful Mock Trial.
The Y. P. S. social in Melville
church on Tuesday night, featured
by the Mock Trial, "The Great Ker-
shaw Pumpkin Cae," was a great
succiea and a large audience enjoy-
ed the various numbers to the high-
est degree. Musical numbers by
Mrs, .king and Miss Jean Stewart,
and Arch. Ballantyne, along with
quaint folk dancing by Nancy Fow-
ler and Marguerite Logan, preceded
the big legal tilt of the evening. This
farcical trial over a pumpkin vine,
which outgrew its own plantation in-
to an adjacent farmer's land, kept i
4he audience in continual merriment
and produced more laughter than
Harold Lloyd in one of his screen
comedies. The plaintiff in the case,
Hiram Guff (D. Ms McTavish) sued
the defendant, Abner Muff (Rev. F.
Just 1f
Honey Sandwich
Club
BOYS and GIRLS: - You, no
doubt read of the "Just Kids Safety
Club" and which I hope you are a
member. Why not. also have a "Just
Kids Honey Sandwich Club?" I will
explain. For a long time I have had
a conviction that those who take
their dinner to school would fare bet-
ter if they at least had one' sandwich
made of bread, butter and honey. I
have another conviction, the habit
once formed would 'be of lasting
benefit, for there is no more whole -
seine sweet than good honey.
By joining this club you have all
to gain and nothing to lose. You
first of all buy a 5 lb pail al honey
for 70e or a 10 lb for $1.35 and you
get FREE, a bottle: of our honey
priced at 17c. The bottle when
empty will be just the thing to be fill-
ed with something to drink, prefer-
ably milk. The other condition 's
that you will take a honey sandwich
for twenty consecutive school days.
Then besides this 17e bottle, the first
three members to join will also get at
22c bottle free„ Then we purpose
giving a 5 Ib pail of honey to the
member of the club who will send in
the lust sati1actor•y Mogan about
honey sandwiches. Then nt next Fall
Fair we will give 0 prise for the best
honey sandwiches made with our
hones by member: of the club.
T' r
If you buy this bout. down town
S y
have them put down your name and
the time you got it.
To those scholars who would line
to join but take their chimer at home
if you fulfil the conditions at home
for any meal in the clay it will be o.
le. r
Who will be the first three to join
this club?
G. A. DTIADIIAN.
0. Fowler) when the wonderful
pumpkin mysteriously disappeared,
though it latter developed that the
highly prized squash 'had been de
voured by a cow of a prosecution
witness (Burton Macdonald.) The
jury consisting of both sexes, which
was one of the high lights of the
trial. found this witness and his cow
guilty, though no charge had been
laid against ,them. Notwithstanding
their verdict, Judge A. A. Lamont
assessed the defendant $175 dama-
ges, and awarded the jury 15 cents
per day for walking expenses. The
two wrangling lawyers in the case
were Dr. C. C. Ramage and Ken-
neth Ferguson, the former rendering
a self-composed'recitation, bemoan-
ing the incompetency of legal institu-
tions and customs of today in com-
parison to former years. His op-
ponent was very original in make-up
and mannerisms and was responsible
• for much of the humor in the farce.
James S. Armstrong, as a Veterinary
Doctor, showed the sprang styles of
his profession and was clever in his
diagnosis of colic and °thee bovine
FOR SALE- 2 -towed Seed Barley
HarveyBr
yens, Phone 12-3 41-tf
FOR SALE -Steel Garage, . Apply
to Box 83, Ethel. 41-tf
FOR SALE ----Quantity of good, clean
Timothy Seed. Joseph Hogg, 3r0
Line, Morris, Phone 58-18. 41-tf
DAY. OLD ..CHICKS, Barred Rocks
0. A, C., strain, April 18c; S. C. ,
White Leghorns, Barron Strain, .
April 16c. Dan. McKinnon, Phone
23-16. 41-tf,
YOUNG Calves for Sale. Arthur
plaid, Lot 16, Con. 9, Grey, Phone
849, 41-tf `1
ACRIFICE
For 1 week cominencin
April 21
.L N Girder to clear some lines in Men's Caps, Shirts,
Braces, Ties, Summer Underwear, Work Shirts
Overalls and Ready-to-wear Suits and Top Coats we
will sell far below the regular price, Don't miss •this
chance. We make mention of only a few lines ;
-5 dozen Bath Towels, each
-Ladies'
Silk Hose, regular r $1.o0
-Ladies' Celenese Rain Coats, all colors,
regular $8.00 for 6 50
-40.0 MEN'S SUITS, Made -to -
measure, for one week ,. 35.00
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For Smut in Grain
Guard against the danger of Smut in
your grain by using a
Solution of Formaldehyde
We have just received a fresh shipment
which you will find fully up to required
strength and will be pleased to supply
your requirements for small or large
quatities.
50c pint bottle
-Bedroom Papers in the newest patterns
From 8c per roll up
-Dining and Living Room Patterns
From 15c to 75c roll
-Kitchen and Bathroom Designs in varied
designs including the varnished tile
at 35c per roll
Housecleaning Essentials
Fly Tox-Kills flies instantly 50e and 75e sizes
Formaldehyde Fumigators 50e, 75e & $1.00 sizes
E Moth Balls 20e lb, Camphor Flakes 200 pkge
is O'Cedar Polish 25e & 50e Liquid Teneer 300 & 60e
ow -We will appreciate your patronage when
you require any of the above articles.
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Exclusive Agent for 'Myra! and Penslar Remedies
Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox
diseases. Other characters were Les-
lie Campbell, as Clerk, Norman
Thompson asbailiff; Scott Burchill,
Jack McDowell, G. A. Deadman and
Mrs. R. Thompson, as witnesses and
E. Dobie as foreman of the jury.
The Latter body made a fine showing
in singing two selections during the
trial, at the request of the judge.
The trial was well staged and work-
ed out, affording a most enjoyable
evening to all present.
Corning to Grand.
it
April LO -21 --Don 20 -21 -Douglas Fairbanks
nks
"The Mark of Zorra"
April 23 -24 -Fair Co -Ed.
April 27-2 8 -FI om estru ck
April 30 -May 1 -Adam and Evil
May 4 -5 -Tom Mix -"Outlaws of
Red River.
May 7 -S -Mockery
May 11 -12 -Breed of the Sea
May 14 -15 -Body and Soul
May 13 -19 -Bigger than Barnums
ISOUN
AIoroas. In Toronto. on April 12th, 1028, to
Mr. noir blre. W.A. Blida, fnee Margarita
W ilton) a son -,Toho Wilton.
IN MEMO1tIAM
HA RN. In loving memory of our dery hes•
band and father, who passed away in Tor-
onto, April tind,1D i.
Dearest father raw re miss n+
thrl n you
ttnwour , world wouldarts are fel i witheaven
Could
pain;
Oh, Shin world would be a hsnven
Could we hear your v,: es again.
Fmt are gone but not forgotten,
Fears nen never ease the rain
lo the 1i�amts of those who lave you.
Till t8'- dor' we moot ngafn.o
sadly nd-sed by
-Wire AND IrA(IILY.
:r
eatre
Friday and Saturday - April 20 & 21
ouglas Fairbanks
-IN-
"rhe ar of Zorra"
A Picture Full of Excitement.
Fairbanks at his Best.
Monday & Tuesday - April 23 & 24
DAMES
in
COLLEGIATE ? You'll say she is -right
down to the last rolled stocking!
For never has beautiful Marian Davies had a roll to tie this one for
breezy, saucy benne: and hilarious escapades. As the campus siren
in this mileetemiturte laugh riot, books mean nothing 10 her -but
the havoc) elle causes it) en milli tie here're is nobody's business 1 The
.whale country has fallen for her.
You'll join the cheering squad when Marion hits town 1
Friday & Saturday - April 27 & 28
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stIi:.,r.,,ita,
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with
Viaia Donna.
(The Star of Kosher
Kitty Kelly)
Something New the Eternal Triangle, •
A girl and two men -one Wanted her to have a Indigene career --
and the other offered her a little dream house 1
•
Her heart told her whieh to ehnnse-hut after she had taken the
fatal step -things went wrong 1 'There was atilt "the other man" -
what should elle do to regain her lamppitten P
A Lively Romance of the Now York Stage 1
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