HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1928-5-23, Page 4WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1928.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1928.
WHAT The Post would 15 :t to
know is wiry these travelling
gypsy bands, whic'h keep roami:1v the
eolintl sick, and flim -flaming those
"wise ones" get off with a fine? le by
not a jail term, which any other
white man would get. Or is !t that
the police like to get added rower
It's been done before.
NEW YORK woman, separated
ett from her husband for 15 years,
leaves him $1 out of her $135,000
estate. Contrary to a conunmt im-
pression, the small sum is noe men -
toned in the will merely as a sort
of a slap at the heir who is meant
to be cut off, but to snake the: w 11
proof against court attack. It can-
not be successfully contended that
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'licks •
Pure Barrio 'strain
During May and June we will
have 7000 Chickse.toil week.
$10,00 par 100
These are big, strong Chicks
from heavy -laying stock,
We guarantee them right in
every way,
Walter Rose
Phone 38x r4 Brussels
to drawer of the wi11 forgot to pro- 1 l ,
vide fora worthy heel, when he is _ __
definitely mentioned. That's drew across the border do not seem to
the phrase originates m Lneeara of
have rt g01111S for public
divorcing puhl
"cutting hien off with a i i n.•." H oven a r'rem polities, rad ;o lie
was a more effective way oe tutting tanning efficiency comparable with
off an heir than by egeorieg hire al- that which may b: counted on under
together, wi:o private direction, that is re-
y
URMtTRINGS in the Centso'va- `narked Crmala, The inevitable re-
sult isthat puhlic utilities, which by
he tire party of England a;aMet tt,k 1 "17
nature t monopolies,
the extreme partisanship of Si: -
extras1 laege ercelte from the Deckle.
William Joynson- Hicks, Home See- In this country ..rtes are kept down
rotary. in the Book of Common to t basis err urian only cast of o or -
Prayer controversy, are beginning I ation, deltr,ziato:r
wt and prbcis!
to be heard. It is felt that et is hard-
' ,
ly right for a cabinet minister to for growth, where utilities are pu!•-
1!a•ly owned, and the people here
take so active apart in an affair found public ownership good..
which the Bishop of London fear's, if
carried to a conclusion, may drive EMPIRE D a
frommthe Church of Englatld a con- 3j��,.
sidorabie body of its members. "Jix"
as he is familiarly dubbed by tl.e It is a wonnertut thing to belong
electorate, has been n a good many
rows since he entered the Baldwin to the ranks of thousands, nay mil -
cabinet. lions, of boys and girls who will this
week celebrate Empire Day, Some
° ` `'of the children who sing the song:
THE Victorian Order of Nurses,
is an old and valuable nu•.,iag of Empire, who march beneath the
Union Jack, who dress with flowers
organization. Bad health is a ter-
rible calannity, and when it is coir the monuments of splendid men and
women, will resolve as they do so to
plicated by poverty the eufferer
needs pity, and, more than that, real be worthy of their heritage. ay
help. It is that real help that Vic- every one so resolve to be loyal to
God and King and Right.
torian nurses provide, in the way of It is twenty-nine years since Can -
actual nursing where required, ad-
ada first ,celebrated Empire Day,
vice on diet, and service geneally
ttte founded in this country by Mrs. Fes -
in relieving misery and elevating the senden. In England it was the Earl
health standards of the community. of Meath who first stirred up the
' Where the people served are able to people to set apart this great day,
pay something, a small fee is charms , with its ideals of good citizenship,
ed; if they can't afford the money
the service free. Every large cam -
inanity has its deserving unfortuna-
tes who should be helped back to
health and strength, and also ha:
the ignorant who can be made more
useful. healthy and happy through
the educational and practical efforts
of such well-trained capable nurses
as the Order sends forth. Theirs ie
not really charitable work—it h just
giving a friendly helping hand the:
will put self-respecting, not pauper-
ized; folks in a position to oe self-
supporting, will ensure the health of
children coming into the world, and
see that those already here era pro-
perly nourished, for malnutrition is
a common error. It's just good busi-
ness to help the wok along.
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DESPITE the prevailing attitude
in the United States of opposi-
tion to public ownership, an attituJo
which it is charged has been foster-
ed even in the schools by the nubile
utilities companies which are nr,:rnIe-
ly owned, the Federal Government !:
on the verse of publicly ope_eting
one of the largest power projeeee in
the world at Muscle Shoals, Alaba-
ma, and with it will enter product-
ion of concentrated nitrogen. an ee-
sontiral in the manufacture of :fertili-
zer. The idea is th'at water power
can be cheaply produced at Meech,
Shoals, so cheaply that the electrical
fixation of nitrogen becomes eco-
nomically possible. Nitrocce'1 in the
past has been largely obtained from
its watchwords, of Responsibility,
Duty, Sympathy and Self-sacrifice.
of us
will
Then each andeveryone
I
be glad to remember Victoria Day,
May 24, as the birthday of 'Queen
Victoria, who died January 22, 1901.
The lady who founded Empire
Day, lIrs. Clementine, Fesaenddn,
was born in Ancaster, Ont. Her
home was in Hamilton for about 20
years and her death took place in
that city on September 14, 1918.
As the founder of Empire Day
Mrs. Fessenden was known through-
out Canada and the "Dominions be-
yond the seas." In a scrapbook
which she had made were newspaper
clippings from many parts of the
world telling of the observance of
Empire Day in Australia, South
Africa, Gibraltar and by Canadians
in Japan. At one time in Sheffield,
England, 900,000 boys and girls took
hart in the celebration.
May Need Photograph.
In order to further regulate the
11.e of liquor permits end to pre-
vent al ides of the same, Sir 'Henry
Drayton. Chairman, of the Liquor
t",antral brw,,•d, rimy summed the ap-
rlieent far a gov,•.nment shop per-
rh.- ing ti ltet vrkh praetic alto the
:rine eonditiane a; obtain in m.ikin '
appliention for a passport Before
very long it would not be surpr eng,
it is reported, if all appl-canc.' for
permits will 'have to pre sen; their
photographs for filing with their ap-
plications.
The gross area of the United
the nitrate beds of Chile, wh.rh n- States is 3,026,780 miles.
deed have been the chief source of ,____-. -_-. --.
revenue for the South American The Annual Meeting of
country for many years.The United
States built the Muscle Shoals plant Neth i
largely for war purposes, and tri
tried for 10 years to sell it, but ow-
ing to the very vastness of the Association
scheme. involving about $150,000,-
000, no bid has been received ta.it. t EFor both Federal and Provincial
purposes)
could command sufficient supper, in Wail ha held in the
;Congress to be aceepttd. Henry TOW N l l A L L
Ford's bid of ' some years ago was
rev Liberal
probably the hest of any, but leis op-
po ,ants were strong enough to pre •
vent its acceptance and Mr. Forte
withdrew, Various offers for cer-
tain power rights have been made,
bat capital has been shy about tak-
ing over the entire project in view of
the determination of tlbe farm bloc
that it should largely be devoted to
d t' Probably the
WINGHAM
Tuesday, Mi ay 29
THE BRUSSELS POST
VetA'
Me¢e> le Events hn the
bra sorb orflae &Invi
Chem/6.s arra.o.
MAY 23 — DIVORCE OF CATH- verve he was advanced by the king
ERINE OF ARAGON from one dignity to another until be
i became Primate of the 1'Inglieh
Three hundrd and ninety-five 1 Church, and it was in leis capacity
year., ago, on the 23rd of May 15.33 of Ai•rhhishop of Canterbury that he
St, David's hurc��
HENFRYN
RECTOR
Rev. Maurice F. Oldham.
Whit Snail! - May lith
2 pare—S. S. and Bible Class
3 pen,—Evening Prayer Service.
]h utr t 111 ,;!•;u . Catherine of summoned Catherine to appear be- •---
Aragon, the hest of his six wives. fore a court convened by him at
Queen C ttherine, who was the Dunstable in May 1533•
daughter of the King of Spain, was Catherine refused to • attend the
been in 1485, and when she was not Court, and it was in her
absence
mete te. sixte •n years of age she was that Crammer declared that her mare
married to Prince Arthur, .the eldest riago to the King had been null and
son of Henry VII of England, who void from the first, and that Henry's
was almost a year younger than her- secret marriage to Anne Boleyn,
self. File months after the marriage which had taken place in January
the prince died, and the young widow 1533. was therefore legal. Gather -
was detained in England by her ins we ordered to abandon her title
father-in-law, who derided that she, of queen and style herself Princess
should beeome the wife of his second Dowager, and on her refusal to cem-
son, Henry, in order to avoid re- ply she was removed to a remote
part of the country where she re-
mained virtually a prisoner until her
death in 1536, while her daughter
was forced to act as nurse-•
maid to the infant daughter of Anne
BMoleynary .
The king's definance of the Pepe,
and hie assumption of the right to
control the English Church, paved
the way for the speedy establish-
ment of the Reformed Faith in
funding the handsome dowry he had
received from the Spanish King.
According t othe rules of the Ro-
man Catholic church the princess
could not wed the brother of her de-
ceased husband, but in June 1503
the Pope granted a dispensation and
she was formally betrothed to Henry,
although the marriage was not sole-
mnized until 1508, two months after
the death of Henry VH and the ac-
cession of Henry VIII. At first the elm,England, one of the greatest elm,
marriage seemed a happy one, for , marking events in British history.
Catherine was a good woman and
devoted to her fickle husband, but he LAWYERS' NAMES
was disappointed at her failure to FOURLAWYERS'
provide him with a male heir, and
he made this an excuse for wishing •
to divoreedier, althoughttheiroaler'.al.
son was his passion for Anne Boleyn Aro Debarred From Practising Their
and 'e;he desire to make her his wife. Professions.
Henry ba ed his claim to a divorce
on the ground that his marriage to 1 The Law Society of Upper Can-
Cetherine was illegal, and he antici- ada last week struck four names
uated no difficulty in securing, the from the register, debarring four
acquiescence of the Church, but the lawyers from practising their profes-
Pope feared to incur the enmity of
sion. They are: E. W. J. Owens, K.
the powerful Spanish king and re -
C., and J. A. Campbell, of Toronto;
fused his consent. After prolong- H. D. Petrie, Hamilton, and R. G.
ed negotiations the Pope agreed to McFarlane, Listowel. These men
have the king's case tried in Lon -
had been reported by the discipline
don, and Cardinals Wolsey and coimnittee as having been guilty of
Campeggio were ordered to preside Professional misconduct.
at trial and report the evidence to Mr. Owens was at one time alaw-
Rome for judgment. The trial took
place in the historic hall of the yer M Clinton.
Blackfriars Monastry, where the Alloyed with tin, lead forms solder;
spirited defence of the unhappy alloyed with antimony, is used for
queen, which has been immortalized bullets, type metal and the like.
by Shakespeare , in hie play of
"Henry VIII", gained her the sym-
pathy of the British people.
The trial rsulted
in a definite re-
fusal of the Pope to grant a divorce
and the King then placed the mat-
ter in the hands of Thomas Cram-
mer, who had expressed the opinion
that the union could be dissolved by
the English ecclesiastical courts if it
was shown that the marirage had
been illegally sanctioned by The
Pope. At that time Crammer was a
lecturer at Cambridge University,
but during the three years that he
worked on the problem of the di-- 2214 - ETHEL
STRUCK FROM LISTS
Commencing at 2 o'clock
Meeting will he addressal by
Mr. Blake Miller M. P. P., Fast
Elgin, and others,
fertilizer pro l5lett.
All interested in the Political issues of the day
'hesitation W1116 many AmCrlcans are invited to be present,
Feel toward public ownership is Alm Porterfield, Gordon Young,
retry Well founded. Our neighbors Setratary. President
Caroi
TO HAND
Taking orders now for
Alberta Coal
J. H. FEAR
Here's how you pay
.for neglect
N under -inflated tire soon gets into
real trouble — broken side walls, a
punctured inner tube — often a blowout.
Under -inflation is one of the chief causes
of premature tire failure. Tests have.
proven that every 10% drop from the cor-
rect inflation causes a 20% drop in mile-
age.
Call at a Dominion Tire Depdt and have your
tires examined.
You are never far away from a
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1"f l®,yi; TIRE
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Ea G. Cunningham
DEALER — — BRUSSELS
.211IMIONIMMIO M.1011.'
Underwent Operation
Rt. Hoy. Monsignor J. J. Blair,
who was a former Parish Priest of
Brussels, underwent a serious opera-
tion the other day at Toronto.
SCANDAL
Straw hats are to be seen once
more on the male species.
Many people alive today can re-
member the time when nobody caul.)
tell whether girls wore faded garters
or not.
Prince Carol of Rumania has ewe
wives and a "sweetie" -all the qua-
lifications for crashing into NOW
York society.
r q..;.
Are the girls of today drinking?—
dry ginger ale?—one fell off the
steps of a local store the other even-
ing—and she didn't have a Mother
Hubbard on either.
Once upon a time. as usual fairy
stories go, the daughter of the hoarse
used to help with the housecleaning
—now they take sick when this an-
cient torture commences.
WOMEN'S STYLES
HAVE REACHED
THEIR PEAK
Headline.
Peak, your grandmother. Eyefull1
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Fill this in to suit local conditions
and circumstances: If your gold ia-
terfers with spring gardening, house-
cleaning, painting .or cleaning -up,
cut on the —.
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Despite sudden changes in the
weather we have had, we were
shocked on Saturday morning to see
a well-known farmer drive up the
Main street seated in a cutter. That's
got the Western changes beat a mile
—however the cutter was in a wag-
gen.
Central League Teams
Open Season May 29
The Central Baseball League will
commence the season on' May 29th.
The scheduled games are as follows:
May 29—Neustadt at Clifford •
May 29—Gorrie at Palmerston
June 5—Clifford at Drew
June 7—Palmerston at Neustadt
June 7—Drew at Gerrie
June 11—Palmerston at Drew
June 14—Neustadt at Gerrie
June 15—Clifford at Palmerston
June 19—Drew at Neustadt
June 20—Gorrie at Clifford
June 25—Neustadt at Drew
June 26—Palmerston at Clifford
Jorma 29—Drew at Palmerston
June 29---Gorrie at Neustadt
July 4—Gorrie at Drew
July 5 -Clifford at Neustadt
July 9—Drew at Clifford
July 9—Palmerston at oGrrie
July 13—Neustadt at Palmerston
July 1'7—Clifford at Gerrie.
At the close of the season, second
and third teams play off. Winners of
sanul to play fnret-place team. Win-
ner of the latter series to go into the
O. 13, A. A. play offs, and loser to
take trophy.
PREPARATION
"'Your taut was excellent, and
so impromptu!"
"I'm glad you thought so, I
practiced it for two hours last
night,"
Last Time To -Night - Wednesday
T
fie 13th 1Nlh
1 11ur9 Lionel Barrymore
ac orifi
I Gadsden
Friday & Saturday - May 25 & 26
F you have a weak heart
don't dare the suspense of
"The 181'"-r ire, f
tribution
with
Lillian Rich
99 Robert Fraser
Victor McLaglen
What Sinuationo ! What Power ! What Punch !
What Thrills and What Comedy
Tuesday & Wednesday - May 29-30
'Spoilers of the West'
Indian Raids ! Heart Raids ! Thrills Galore !
Thi+ un1.1aw he had been seat to rapture—a pretty gni l !
SRP gives him the slip and taken h heart along, in a
filen that'll mike you dsnee with excitement
Friday and Saturday - June 1 & 2
WILLIAM FOX"The crura
presents �„�a•
of Peter Grp may'
H11-58'.S 1gre•atplinkedav in which 0011111 nee, pathos, suspense
and comedy have been delicately blended by a 11/104101 1.•1.145.
The cast includes one of the greatest of epimeres actors in
hie greatest, ;mete need ,and two of the most lovable young playeto
in screenland. The, film version outdoes the stage play and that's
saying a lot,
ALSO --A A Fox Come ygue A Regular Fox Bill
COMING : Mary Pickford in "Sparrows", "Don Juan"
11.100/
W. F. A. Schedule for Group No. 2.
NIay 28—Brussels at St. Columban
une 1—Kinburn at Newton
une 1 -1St. Columban at Monkton
June 4—Kinburn at Brussels
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n I ane 5—Newton at Monkton
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une 8—St. Columban at Kinburn
une 8—Brussels at Newton
une 11—Monkton at Kinburn
une 12—Newton at Brussels
une 15—Brussels at edonkton
une 15—Newton at St. Columban
une 18—Kinburn at St. Columban
une 18—Monkton at Newton
ane 22—St. Columban at Brussels
June 23—Kinburn at Monkton
Juste 26—Monkton at St. Columban
une 26—Newton at Kinburn
June 2Q—St. Columban at Newton
une 29—Brussels at Kinburn
my 8—Monkton et Brussels.
More than seven million London-
ers supplied with water by the Met-'
ropolitan water board.
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AUCTION SALE
—of—
Car of Colts
ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 26
eft Mile North of BRUSSELS
at 1.30 o'clock. ,
TERMS -4 months' credit on 'fur-
nishing approved joint notes, land
owners for security.
D. M. SCOTT, N. HAMILTON
Auctioneer, i'rnprietor
Property for Sale
Brick house and two lots, corner of Queen
and Netnews streets, .13rtt•,0e1a, with stable,
hen hon+a, eta Any reasonable offer noaspt-
ed for huntedinte elle. Address all oonmmn•
tentions to MRS. W• W. tARtil:a,
40.55 20 alulteuzle et , Galt.
Notice to Creditors
Meeting of Huron Co, Council
The Council of the Corporation of the Coun-
ty of Huron will meet in the Council Cham.
bar, Goderiah, at 2.50 o'clock In the afternoon
of Tuesday. the 6th de
of Jun
y e 10:
y 8. Allnc-
oonnta against the County y count be in the
prude of she Clerk not later than Monday
preceding the em GEO, W Council
Goderlch, May 21, 1028. County Clerk,
Court of Revision
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
The Court of Revision on the Assessment
Roll of the Townnhiy of Grey will be helcPitt
the Towns hi Hall, fOtttol. on Natnrday, June
2nd, at 10 o'clock a. m. All parties interested
will please take notice and govern themselves
accordingly. J. H NEAR, Clerk,
Ethel, May 1451.1028.
Court of Revision
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
The Court of Revision on the Assessment
Ron of the Village of Brnanels will be held in
the Connell Chamber, on Monday. June 4th,
et 8 o'olook p. in, All parldov interested will
I please take untioe and govern I ltvmnelves ,nc•
aordingly. A. H. MACDCNALD, Clerk.
8russols, kitty 151h, 70.8
Farm for Sale
1118 n lies, being part lot gas 7th Can., and lob
20, gth 000., Grey Township, tlu•oe•gnarter
mile front Ethel and school, Farm is known
Its Dilworth Perm, For particulars apply to
80.15 11. E. 1ROWLAND.
Da Yw. r feet Bugler Vuu ?
Olt I the tragedy of nnhing fent, the miner)' •
of painfully dram ging one foot after the otlt•
er, the bitterness of watching others seep
along without n fool care in the world, Wont
misery ono be .avoided. 1 know, bemuse 1
suffered for years, bn I found n way to re-
lieve that painful str in 011)oe Illy weakened
arches, Now, I want to help others ; 1Y you
are a sufferer, gleeful 111 ell bon 11111 POET when
writing J. T, WOOD, 220l'resspnotst., Ham.
!Ito,, Ont„ or may be purchased tot Downing
Bros„ shoe dealers, Brussels,
Farm for Sale
In the matter of the Estate of ! mile afromesirab desirable farm of llclfitgo, MIId
George McMillan, tato of the Vil-
lage
aqui mlonts. Easy terms to goat pn,
of Brussels, in the Bounty of For farther pertioalnro 01)1)1)' to
Huron, Deceased. 21•.1"1. OIACDONALD
Notice is Hereby given, pursuant to Section
65, Chapter 121, of the Revised Statutes of
01 terio, that altper0005 having claims ngnins6
the estate of the said George hloMihnn,
cleansed, who cried on or about the
20611 day of Tnnnary, A, 1)100, are rogn,red
on or before the 26th day of May, A.
D,1048, to send by post veld or dallier to Sim-
nel Wilton, Esq. Brussels, the Executor
of the last Will and Testament of
the eeceasod, their Ohriat;an and
surnames, and addresses, with full static -
elan in wrl5htg of their Maims and the ttatere
of their securities (If any) held by them.
And further take notiee that after Duel, Inst
mentioned date that said Exoontor will pro•
need to distribute the assets of the deceased
amongst the persona entitled thereto having
regard only 16 the ela!ms of wldoh ire shall
then have notioe and the avid Executor will
not be liable to nn)' porsotl or persons for
•the said assets or any port thereof 68
whose claim notlee eho11 not have been reosiv-
ed by him at the time of such distrtbutlon,
pitted this 6th day of Mny, A. D.
1028, SA Mtnille WILTON, TON•, Iteeoubor.
nrnosole,
House and Lot for Sale
Tho undersigned offers for sale his ponce
and lot on Albert street, Brnasels. House
contains bath, furnace and is eleotrlo wired,
Good garden and garage. Everythingin
first'elnes repair.
86.55 JAB, HENDERSON, senforth,
Farms for Sale
The undersigned offers for sole his 100•aoro
ham being Ng, Lot 20, Con, 7, Morris. Also
182 nores being NortLot 20, and 11%, 07,
Con. 7, Morris. Goo houses and barns in
flret•oiaee condition, also all good ent•bnlld•
hags. W111 sell with or withoo t atop. Re06-
fselling, poor hWeltoprt•ne s9pptV7. H. MOVTOHEON
0roprletor. R. B,4, Brussels