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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1928-5-23, Page 8WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1928, are .ar :EVERYONE is out -doors again enjoying the sun- shine and rapid growth of this beautiful timeof year. Keep the record of the good titnes with your Kodak. Kodaks $5.00 and up Brownie Cameras 2.2S and up Good Prints come from good, Film—Kodak Film in the yellow box. We have a fresh supply in all the sizes. Films developed and Printed Bargain Bundle iota of Wall Paper The rapid selling of Wall Paper this last two weeks has left some small quantities of certain patterns. These we have put up into bundles, and are to be had at just about half of the regular prices. They are bargains if you can make use of them. F. R . SMITH TH t'beSton e T-�*ra�,scs,w Druggist and Stationer I w tei»;«lite_lete441,44ertefees +a•?+«2»1 *E4e =':i+t'_'Z tt'I t'S! I arkeeleel. Local News Items TWli. a}ziaSSELS POST 611160019 Caned Church Ray. A. W, RARKEl . E, D. MINISTER Sunday, May 27th 11 a.m.—Public Worship. Subject : "Channels or Chalices" 8 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7 p.m.—Public Worship. Theme: "The Life Worth While" Tuesday—Y. P. Society. Wednesday—Prayer Service Beginning Sunday, June Srd The Sunday School will be held at 10 a. m, through June, July and August. jack i 3 Twenty -ono Tai -day JACK. is twenty-one In dee. glut ht+ has Unite than a Mali', yeee, to Ilia et edit. lie has one thuueeni] dol• Ian in the hank, IG has grown with a praetie.a1 mother's love, from the initial dep •at, cf nue dol. tar on the 'fit st 111rLhday 211 yearn ago. Youth and age alikee Ilene witt.eee to the value of steadily hnildi„g a ,spurs Rank Areomit, Year eland 11.nti1•i i6 - Or, will attain a higher seendieg in the emmoanity, family, or, niest inlpurtant. in hie own entimatinn. Open a savings accouut for the child. THE STANDARD BANK of. CANADA PIGS FOR SALE -9 shoats wigh- ing about 60 lbs. Apply to W. Eckmier, Lot 29, Con. 7, Grey. Phone 35-17. 41-1. FOR SALE -45 pigs ready to wean; 10 pigs weaned, 2 weeks; 11 chunks about 100 lbs each; N?.z • lot [9, Con. 2, Morris, Phone 10.1. R. J. McLennan, Bluevale P. 0. FOR SALE—Holstein and Durham Calves; also a bunch of pigs. M. Gilkinson, Lot 30, Con, 7, Grey ' Phone 36-16. 49-'- 8 Pigs, 7 Weeks Old and 9 Chunks about 100 lbs. Leslie Beirnes, Lot 17, Con. 7. Morris. Phone 45-8. 48-2 DAY- OLD -CHICKS, Barred Rocks 0. A. C., strain, May 15cc • S. C. White Leghorns, Barron Strain, May 14c. Also White Leghorn Hatching Eggs. Dan. McKinnon, Phone 23-16. 41-tf. LEAVE Your Orders for Alberta Coal with S. F. Davison, as the railroad has only agreed to haul for 3 months. YOUNG CATTLE FOR SALE and Duck Eggs. Chris. Rogerson, Phone 31-13, Blyth. 44-tf. '»rrt�c:.�r�ls,«ehrtaiai!'.t1ar3�.w`..-"+"'.�+'"�+_'94:A..r=+:.'+`:i'+`-'.-* Holiday Hours at P. 0. 1 June Session of Co. Council. The usual holiday hoots will be ob- The regular summer rlwill open 5ession of the e i All p served at the Post Office on the 24th. HuronCounty Councesday. June 5th. laces of business will be closed. Goderich on Special Service Held. 1 On The Move. A special service was held in St. John IVIcCosh, who has spent the Ambrose Church last Thursday morn winter here, left Tuesday morning ing by Rev. Fr. McHugh, it being { with horse and wagon for his annual Ascension Day. i summer touring trip. Successful Sale. The sale of homemade baking at St. John's church on Saturday after- noon was a very successful one. Tea was served from 4 to 7. To Our Correspondents. Every week we receive newsy items after the paper goes to press on Wednesday afternoon. Just try and get it here Tuesday afternoon if getpossible and it will help it into for the saus me reatly to weIs. Those Million Dollar Rains. Brussels and vicinity was vii ted with a warm rain on Thursday last and again on Saturday that has add- ed untold benefit to garden and farm lands. The buds were soon bursting out with blossoms. The Ontario Home for Girlt. The official opening of the Ontario Home for Girls at Cedarvale Farm, Georgetown, formerly the Armenian Boys' Farm, was held on Friday May 1 Rth This home will be conducted by the Board of Evangelism arca. Social Service of the United Church of Canada. - Into Real Estate. Goderich Signal—E. R. Wigle has nurchase.d from Mrs. Jas. Wilson, of Toronto, the building in which he conducts his drug business. 41st Annual Meeting. The forty-first annual meeting of of the Huron Diocesan branch of the Women's Auxiliary will be neld in London, May 29, 30 and 31. North Huron Liberals. Blake Miller, M.P.P., for East E1- gin, ad- dressatlthe present meeting ofive allorth Huron Liberals at Wingham on May 29th. Drowned at Vancouver. J. H. Galbraith received a tele gam on Monday that his brother, William, aged 44, had been drowned at Vancouver. Mr. Galbraith left on Tuesday to attend the funeral. De- ce,'tsed was born in McKillop Town- ship and has been in ohe West :ha - some time. Maps for Hunters. With each hunting license issued this season, the Ontario Department Cadets Pass Inspection. of Fish and Game will hand out a Owing to the rain last Thursday small map, with a view to n-. eking clear the bounds of the areas refer- red to in the game with respect to restrictions. Certain game may be taken in the area designated as "North of the Mattawa," or districts designated in similar terms, and it is considered that a map on which these bounds are clearly marked will pre- vent confusion. morning, the Cadets were tnspnrte at the School grounds instead of at the park, by Lieut -Col. Gillespie, of Military District No. 1. The boys went through their pace, in good style and were commended by the Officer, Going into Business. Fordwicoh Record: — "Norman Demmerling, of Listowel, has leased Died in Toronto. the property of Wm. Demmerling, in After a few days' illness from Gerrie where he purposes starting a pneumonia Prof. lsatz, died in the garage business in the near future. Their household effects were moved last week, and Mrs. Demmerlinii 's preparing their new home, while we understand Mr. Demmerling is still engaged in a Listowel garage." Mr. Demmerlthe Fordrgarage heredlasteyle at ax Huron Old Boys' Picnic, June end. Extensive preparations are being made fo rthe big picnic of the Huron Old Boys' Association of Toronto at the Exhibition grounds on Saturday, June 2nd. The hundred paekagce of tea, donated by T. J. Lipton Coe for the "Lipton Tea Race" will be an at- tractive feature for the ladies, as well as the special prize o;6 the Can- ada Vinegar Co., of two cases of their choicest product. The J. A. Mc Laren prizes of six pairs of shoes, will appealto the boys a.td gulp, while the "Lack Kennedy" prize of an automobile trouble lighter will by an attraction for the men. The An- drew Wilson Co., are giving special prizes of cigars for base ball and tugs of war. President King expels overt' Huron Old Boy and Old Girl in Toronto, on the 2nd of Juno, will do thir duty." General hospital, Toro.ita, recently. Prof. Katz is particularly well known in and around Brusesls, he having visited her several years profession- ally. He had a wide reputation es an optician and it was in this capac- ity that he visited Brussels. Inter- ment took place in a Jewrth ceme- tery in Toronto. He is survived by his wife and one daughter. New District Deputy. Walter Williamson. of Brussel, was elected D. D. G. M. for the I. 0. 0. F. of the District. The other offi- cers are: D. D. G. W. Bro. Fortune, Wroxeter; D. D. G. I. Sec.-Treas.. Bros. J. Dodds, of Wingham. This makes the 26th consecutive year in which Bro. Dodds has hold the office of Secy,-Treas. Considerable dis- cussion took place on proposed legi- lation to come before the Grasd Lodge at its session in June. Bro. Wes, Keehnie, retiring D. D. G. M. who :had been the efficient officer for the past year, was than presented with a past grated jewel. Af1(;.r the District meeting Wroxeter Lodge assisted by visiting members exem- plified lunar he served. hird degree, after which FARM FOR PASTURE — 100 acres running water, new line fences; Lot 12, Con. 4, Grey, Mrs. Hector McQuarrie, Phone 39-19. 44-tf BARRED ROCK BABY CHICKS Hauling Logs. (Culp Strain) for sale; also Hatch- Threw 'big trucks are hauling lois ESTABLU51-1ED 1873 G. I -I. SAMIS Manager, Brussels Branch At Queen's Hotel BRUSSELS Tuesday, May 29 J. B. KNIGHT Will display a complete line of Ladies' and Gent's HAIR GOODS including Patent Structure Advice on all Scalp Ailments and the use of Ineeto Rapid. Phone Hotel for Appointment The W. T. ?ember Mares Limited 129 YONOE ST., TORONTO ONTARIO ing Eggs. J, Harvey Bryan, Phone 12-8. 45-tf. WANTED—Five Thousand Market Gardeners to plant our hardy field grown cabbage and Bermuda on- ion plants. These plants will pro- duce vegetable three weeks earlier than home-grown plants. It is no experiment. We guarantee results or refund your money. Strong, field -grown, toughened plants —Ethel, Brussels, Bluevale, Wing - ready to set in open field. Will ham. Belgrave Salem, Wroxeter, stand temperature twenty degrees above without injury. Bermuda onion plants and all leading varie- ties of cabbage plants shipped A Real Melodrama at Grand •promptly, 200 plants postpaid $1; 500, $1.75; 100, $3.00. Ship ex- "The Isle of Retribution, a stnry press collect $2,00 thousand. Cat- of the frozen wastes of Alaska„ a- alog and testimonials sent free. dapted from Edison Marshall's -fame Carlisle Plant Farms, Windsor, our novel, stands out head and shoul- Ont. 46-4 100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE:— Being Lot 3, con. 18, Grey. Build- ings in first class condition. An- drew Sloan, Phone 27-12. R. R. No. 2, Brussels. 23-tf, W. C. T. U. The annual meeting of the We. men's Christian Temperance Union will be held on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, May 25th, at the home of Mrs. John Watson. As the election of officers will be appointed for the coming year, all the members and those interested in the good wodk for which it stands, are specially re- quested to attend this meeting. from north of Brussels to Godericn What will the price be, if the lulnber ever gets back to Brussels? Soft Ball Teams Getting Ready. The schedule for this district of the Huron County United Church Softball League will be published this week. The following teams were entered Saturday night: Men's teams Swiss Hey Switzerland is a wonderful exam- s plc of Honey consumers. Imagine 17,000 subscribers for one bate Journal. Nearly every one keeps 'bees and yet they never have to ex- port any honey for apparently every lone eats honey. • They even have a sanitarium where the children are given honey 1 as a curative. I believe however that ! Brussels and this vicinity probably come a close second—anyway we try and help you on by supplying a good , article, looney back if you do not like it. Jim Ross, Will McCracken and Mn. Ballantyne sell our honey. G. A. DEADMAN. Gorrie and Fordwich. Girls' team —Brussels, Bluevale, Wroxeter, Ger- rie and Fordwich. Minor Locals. Empire Day tomorrow (May 24.) Usual holiday hours at the Post Office. Time to get out your straw hat now. The lawn mowers have been in use on many Brussels lawns. It will soon be all over now — the spring house-cleaning, we mean. The dandelion is not quite as big a favorite now among the spring flowers. Don't knock the town you live in. It may be the only town that has ever heard of you. Unclaimed balance amounting to three million dollars remain in the chartered banks of Canada. Cheer up, about twenty years ago a bumper crop followed seeding done after the twentieth of May. Victoria Park was rolled last week and the grass cut this weeks Now it is already for the foot ball boys. The Village of Branford, Conn., naively hints to motorists to be care ful, thusly:—Our friends drive with care, tite law will take care of the others." The metn;bers of the Dominion; Parliament are agitating for mere salary. There are plenty other men ;Met job tas of$4year. The a ould like to $4,000have Tho cost of having bills printed plus the cost of distributing or mail- ing same, plates newspaper advertis- ing in a class of public servr-e un- equalled by any other medium Of publicity. Think this over. ders over any melodrama of the b't- ing northland of recent memory. This unusual F. B. 0. production crashes with big situations and hunts with speed, according to critics who have seen it at pre-release showings in Hollywood, and it comes on Friday ,May 25th to the Grand Theatre for its first showing in htis community. Although Lillian Rich is the feature star, the role which has been accord- ed Victor IMc'Laglen is so magnifi- cent and his performance in the ex- acting 'part of "Doomsdorf” so ex- ceptional that he is really entitled to the honors—not that Miss Rich's work is less but that Mr. McLaglen' role is more. Such a character as "Doomsdorf" has not been written since jack London conveived "The Sea Wolf." And what a fight stirs the blood and brings the back hair up all standing at the finish; with the mighty "Doomsdorf" caught by his leg in a huge bear trap and the slight Ned Cornet diving in and leap - Fire Engine Test. The fire engine was out on Mon- day for a test and the firemen were testing out the hydrants. It was found that the one at the Ford enr- age corner was leaking, and it was taken apart and a big crack di.seov- ' end. It is now being repaired, Brother. Passes Away. Miss Pipe attended the funeral of her brother, who died near Ayr Last Tuesday. Deceased had passed a- way the Saturday previous in his 67th year. He is survived by his widow and 3 children. Jas. Pipe of Goderich, motored to Brussels and took Miss Pipe and Mrs. Shaw, of Grey, Mrs. Sngles of Belmore and W. Pipe of Morris, to attend the funeral. A fuller obituary will be given next week. Mg out with short arm jabs, knowing full well that his only chance of life is to remain at long distance. Rob- who has been starred rn h•s own ert Frazer is splendid as young Cor- 1 Western productions for years and net, and bhe rest of the cast, which : who played the role of Buffalo 13,11 includes Mildred Harris, Kathleen I in McCoy's "Wyoming" is sean en Kirkman, David Torrence and Inez the role of a villainous trap; Gomez is splendidly balanced. brother of the heroine. Corning to Grand. May 25-26—Isle of Retribution May 29-30—Spoilers of the West June 1-2—Return of Peter Griner' June 5-6—Tea for Three 8.9—Mary Pickford in "Spar 15-16—Bitter Apples 1.9-20—Wyomnig 22-23— Don Juan a 26-27—West Point 29-30—Winning of Barbara June rows". June June June June June Worth" July July 3-4- 6-7—Resurrection "Spoilers of the West." Tini McCoy, who has given to the screen such vivid historical films as "War Paint," Winners of the Wilder. Hess," "This Frontiersman," "Cali- fornia," and "Wyoming" has just completed his latest American front- ter romance, "Spoilers of the West." which will be shown soon at the Grand Theatre. The new film is said to jbe by far the most thrilling titin drama in which McCoy has been starred. It i5 a tale of the Laramie treaty with the Western Indians and the efforts, of the army officers to keep within the terms of the treaty,, • which was being repeatedly violated by the white trappers slaughtering 'the Indians' game for the fur mar- kets of the world. McCoy has the 'role of an American cavalrymen while Marjorie Daw is seen as the • owner of an illegal fur post, built 00 Indian lands. William Fairbanks, ,aa.... Everyday Prices at Bain iinimmiyaimmor This product don't need advertising, but we want to let you know that we leave it. City Dairy Ice Crearn One Tried - You are Tied Matches, 3 boxes for 25c Jelly Powders, 3 boxes for25c Yeast Cakes, 1 box for 7c !7c Corn Flakes, 1 pkg • ... ' , 43c Postum, large tin •Chicken Meddle.. large tin , . 255c ,Sardines, large tin Puffed Rice, plcg .........18c Soap Chips, 2 lbs for .25c Soda Biscuits, lb, ........a, .15c Andre GENERAL MERCHANT ETHEL r i uvt''(,rY V~ i ' aper $ We have an assortment of Remnants of Wall Paper, many of them having as much as 10 rolls, most of which have borders. To clear these out we are of i off regular price fering them at Come and see them. It will pay you. Also we still have some beautiful and some of the newest designs in Parlor and Living Room Papers, also some very pretty and durable Bedroom and Kitchen designs in prices from 10c roll up to 35c. We will always Trim your Paper if you wish it, a. 3 �,rayiae For spraying fruit trees and all garden plants. Quickly kills all insect and bug life. Used ieither in dry powder form or dissolved in water. 60c Ib. Sappho Used in Liquid form Kills Flies almost in - is unequalled for stantly. k lb bots. 50c Fly To X killing moths, etc. 11b bots. 75c ilen's Dr , g Store Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox PamettittaMINSIgealaINMAAMMEMPIE Presentation and Address. On Tuesday evening a committee of the Trustee Board of the Brussels United Church, waited on Mrs. (Dr.) Hamilton, and presented her with a silver tea service, as a gift from the congregation for faithful service for the past 23 years as organist. Mrs. Hamilton has now resigned her dut- ies. Following was the address:— We, the members of the Brussels United Church and congregation, wish to express to you, and do here- by place on record our deep appre- ciation of your long, efficient, and faithful srviees as organist of the church. You were ever ready to serve in that capacity, thus proving yourself a valued member of the choir in their leadership of the ser- vice of Praise. Kindly accept this gift as a token of the high esteem in which you are held by the congre- gation. We trust ydu may long be spared to render service to the Church and the Kingdom of God.— A. W. Barker, D. C. Ross, R. J. Hoover, on benatf of the congrega- tion. Brussels, May 22, 1928. Executive Met Here. The Executive of East Huron Wo- men's Institute met at the Public Library on Tuesday afternoon and made arrangements for the annual meeting to be held at Gerrie on Thursday afternoon, June 14th. Af- ternoon tea was served by the Brus- sels ladies. ROMP EOgMIER; In Grey township, on May 20th, to Mr, and Mrs. tieeil O. Bekmler, a sou -- William Charles. RAYDEN.—In London, on Sunday, Way 20th,. 1828, to Mr. and Mrs L, B. Hayden (neo Mnale Somerville) n eon. MoLAOBLAN.—In Brownlee, Sask., at the Narse'a home, on Sunday, May 18th, 1928, to Dark)) a eoand n—Olarenoe lliobert. lan (nee SLULRmon BIIR'EPi—ANDERSON.—At the hoine of the bride's parents, on Wednesday, May 10313, by Rev. ens. Scottie, hi iss Violet Anderson, R. PT., eldest daughter or :Woes and Mrs. Anderson, Morrie, to Mr. John A. Burke, Toronto. DIED DIDNNIn -In Vaginal) township, nn Sunday, PortertA. end Mrs li DenBleanis, raged daughter years and 7 days. 0CCE0ID0 CE IDOD mm®®C DmD m Al News of New ess s PT1AKE TIME TO -DAY to see the New Dresses for early Summer. Nothing like them will come again this sea- son. Every one of them is, in Fashion, Fabrics and Color, the latest novelty. Moderately priced at $8.50 $13.75 to $19.00 Summer Coats in a Sale that will save you Money This is an opportunity to have your want of a Stylish Summer Coat completely satisfied and at a price which means,a Big Saving, Many customers took advantage of the fine Coats we had on sale the past week -end, and so for you we have made another group of the Sea- son's Smartest Coats that are regularly sold at $38 50 to $35.00. Friday and Saturday $ 19.00 WINGHAM l j 4r' 1