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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1928-9-26, Page 8WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 2tlth, 1928 THE BRUSSELS POST PATTERNS OF Wall Paper On Sale at Greatly Reduced Prices Now is a good chance to have that room papered and get the benefit of the Re- decorating during the Fall and , Winter, when one is spending more time inside. Every Pattern on Sale AVES TIME, is a Bargain The New Public School ' Bcriptc Pencils History of Canada is here now. Price 30c. Secure your copy before the first supply is sold out. Reprint Bucks at 85c. Popular authors, interesting stories which provide a good evening's entertainment. A smooth writing, always sharp, pencil. One of the most satisfactory on the market and at the low price of 15c each. Long Lead Refills 15c pkge. O rex Miniature Liquid Polish Kits 1()c, A chance to test it out. Fly Tox sprayed in a room will quickly destroy Flies 8 oz. bot. 50c. F. R. SMITH The sti-Te.40..ez,Store Druggist and Stationer d l Local News Items 1 Mark It Down. The first snow of the season struck here on Monday, Sept. 24th, and again on Tuesday, but it did not last long. Plain Opens Up Saturday. The Olen for the, fall fair concert, opens up at Allen's Drug store on Saturday of this week. Better get your seats marked early. Did not get Prize money. Peter Stewart and Alex McIntosh attended the• Horseshoe pitching tour- nament .,t Seaforth Fun last Friday. but diel not succeed in getting in on the prize money. Will Serve Meals. A ehieken iihm,rr and snarler will be served at the Huron County Plow- ing Klatch to be: held in the field of 3Ir. Dave Boyd. Zlclillop townsldp on Wednesday, October mrd by tine Ladle Bethel - nl ofl:nited Church. cr. A Variety of Weather. The last few days have seen a varlet;,• of weather put on by the weather -man, The sun can be out one minute, and then snow, rain, hail or wind van cause a stir in no time. L.at's hope after this we will have some real fall weathe. • Mayor Resigns Mayor Taylor Pipe, elected by a majority oL two at the annual Hail- eybury municipal elections last Jan- uary, has resigned his office, and 1 special meeting of the town council will be called to consider what Steps are to be taken with regard to the prospective vacancy, His worship 13 emphatic that he will not run agan, and the probability is that an acting - mayor will be appointed and nominat- ions called for at an early date. Ma- yor Pipe, is a nephew of Miss Pipe, of Town. West Huron Teachers To Meet At Goderich. West Huron teachers' convention will be held in Goderich on October 11 and 12. S. Pickles, of London Normal School, will give two address ses on manual training and Dr, H. It. Kingston, of University of Western Ontario , will represent that institut- ion. Miss L E. Sharman, Goderich, Ick president, and G. S. Howard, Exet- er, is secretary. "Wings" Corning to the Grand Thaetre one day only, matinee and night, Satur- day, October 13th. A famous Bri- tish ace, Captain W, G. Campbell, who was credited with fourteen German planes, rendered invaluable assis- tance to Director William Wellman in the filming of "Wings," the great aviation spectacle. Captain Campbell plays the role in "Wings" of a British ace who receives a decoration for valor together with Charles Rogers and Richard Arlen, the two 'heroes of to photoplay, Atmospheric touches suggested by Such veteran birdmen, together with the story provided by John Monk Saunders, also a war pilot, and the amazing stunt Eying executed by the greatest aviators of the allied armies, combine to make "Wings" a malvelotis show for all who ever have flown, would like to fly, or are inter- ested in aviation. An added Special. Another Special has been added to the Brussels Prize Lists. A. L. McDonald offers $5.00 for best shorthorn Dull, any age. Many Went to Seaforth. Many from Brussels were at Sea - forth on Friday to attend the fair, but the rain about 4 o'clock soon stopped proceeding_. School Sports Thursday. Thursday of this week the annual sebool sports will be held, The us- ual programs will be held on the Park in .the afternoon. The public is I cordially invited to attend. i Improving We are glad to report that Mrs. J. L. Er rr is showing improvement at .V llrslrr Hospital, Toronto. It ir.• few week; yet before she b,• 4,1e, to s' torsi to her Home Engagement Announced Mr. and 1Ic Thomas C. McCall, Br''iss••-ds, Ont., announce the engage- ment of their - daughter, Margaret Edna. to Jonathan B. Nelson, D.S.A., of Pet erboro, Ont., only son of Mr. ::mil Mrs. George N,.Ison, Rockwood, Ont., the marriage to take place in October, Tender Plants. Brussels flower lovers who still have blossoms nut in their gardens which they cherish may prolong the flowering season by covering• lightly at night any plants they wish to preserve. About this time of the year often frosts sufficient to damage semi -tropical growths visit this dis- trict, afterward there is- frequently two or three weeks of milder weath- er. Care now may add many days to the continued beauty of the flower garden. Gun Gospel For Three Nights. Iien Maynard, the lovable and popular star of "Gun Gospel," a first National Picture produced by Charles R. Rogers and which will be shown at the Grand Theatre, on October 4, 5 and 6, a double show on the 5th Fair night, is in constant training for the daring stuntsthat he perforins before the camera. Just as a mus- ician pretties long hours to keep the fingers supple and strong, or a run- ner, boxer or swimmer keeps his body in perfect physical trim, so does a motion picture star train regularly to be ready for the demands made upon him, Maynard is famous for the Glaring and thrilling stunts he enacts, •Only one who trains consta- ntly could possibly perform them. He spends from two to four hours daily with setting -up exercises, box- ing, running weight pulleys, and, of course, practicing new tricks and stu- nts with Tartan, the wonder horse. Charles R Rogers, the producer of the Maynard series, has installed a fully equipped gymnasium for his star in connection with the traing stables and anyone who follows the 3 tsynard daily routine is bound to become an athlete. "Gun Gospel" is the second picture of tne. new Maynard series, It wasdirected by Harry J. Brown, and taken from the popular novel by W. D. Hoffman. Marion Jackson made the adaptation, r tyL ";1 Brussels United Church R.F.V. A, W. B.aARKER, 53, D. MINIS?Is''tt Sunclayl Sept. 30 RALLY D.Ni 11) .t. ni.-•-Thr Samlav :;sis,] will meet for rehear:al, and at 11 dclods will join the ,:engr,,iaminaunionservice. Ecery• - body s,nue. The geeerill lh.•nte will he 'lasend G.. d-eeglh' The pulpit theme will hc- 3—The Culture Speech 7 p.m.—Public Worship. Subject : 'Housekeeping and Soulkeeping' Wednesday—Prayer Service Friday 8 p. m.- -Choir rehearsal. Sunday, October 28th ANNIVERSARY DAY Rev. E. F. Armstrong, B, D„ Listowel, w ill preach, FOR SALE—Choice Fall Honey.. 7c a pound. George Bone. Phone 126. 15-2 SHORTHORN BULL for Sale; also 2 -year-old driving colt. Earl Bentley, Phone 454. 15-1 FOR SALE—Quebec Heater, large size, in good condition. Phone 1 or 5x. 15-1 10 Chunks of Pigs for sale. Chas. Cleaver, Phone 41-7. 15-1 FOR SALE — White Wyandotte Roosters, six months old, Bray's bred -to -lay, bloodtested stck, at $2 each. Miss M. Duff. Bluevale, 15-1 FOR SALE—"Long Sam" the pure bred Registered Yorkshire Hog, No. 2-118193, is offered for sale. Call and see him, or phone, Wm. J. Grant, phone 256, Brussels 115-1 HOUSEKEEPER WANTED—Young woman who will take charge of a farm home. Apply to Phone 18-4, Wesley Searle, R. R. 3, Walton. 15-1. EXPERIENCED FARMER wishes to engage with a farmer to either manage his farm or will work on shares. He also has two sons able to work. Phone 569, Brussels. 15-1. ., FOUND—A number of ducks.. Apply to the Post. 14 1 FOR SALE—A frame house and 34 acres of land on Thomas St, next door to Jos. Querin. Mrs, Robert J. Anderson. 14-4 FOR SALE—Three Hanging Lamps; 1 Mainline Lamp, suitable for Din- ing room; 1 Hall Lamp; 1. lamp suitable for living room:. Ail as good as new. J. Harvey Bryans, Phone 128. 14-tf, HOUSE FOR SALE or to Rent -7 rooms, hard water and small hen hou.•e. On Alirurt St., Brussels, Apply to Mrs. Wm. Heist. 11-4 1 Have a Real Proven Remedy for Rheumatism, unmatisnt Gout,Sciatica, Lum- e 0 ba'o and Blood osi nincalled Dicalac, being composed of, preparation therfor harmless and drugless. Rarely fails to relieve and eventually restore to health, Six weeks' treatment for $2.00, Write for particulars to Sale manu- facturer of Dicalac, Alfred English Mount Dennis, Qnt. 13-4. • FOR . SALE— Pandora . (McClary) Range, in good condition. Apply at Post. QUANTITY Dry Wood for sale; also good summer wood. D. McKinnon Phone 23-16. 100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE:— Being Lot 3, con. 16, Grey. Build - Ings in first class condition. An- drew Sloan, Phone 27-12. R. R. No. 2, Brussels. 23-tf. Coming To The Grand. The following shows have been booked for ,the coming season:— September 25,26—"Life of Riley" 28,29—"Desired Woman" October. 1,2,3—"The Shepherd of the Hills" 4,5,6—"Gun Gospel" with Ken Man- nar,. - 9,10—"Reno Divine" 11,12—"Valley of the Giants" 13,—Matinee and Evg„ "Wings" 16,17—"One Round Hogen" 19 -20 --"The Noose" 23,24—"Beware of Married Men" 26,27—"Chinatown Charlie" 30,31—Rin-Tin-Tin "Dog of Regi- , mont. Minor Locals. September will soon be Over. Don't forget Brussels fair, Oct. 4-5, Are you pulling for Brussels Fall Fair? Sehool Sports on Thursday of this week. Get something ready to show at the Fall Fair, The cool evenings serve as remin- ders of what is coming later on, II The best way to tell the vegetables I from the weeds is to watch your neighbor's chickens. There have been issued up to date 436,601 permits in Ontario for the purchase of liquor, 69,905 of which were issued to tourists. l DI11 The Bank is an Agent ll-iE Bank is an agent whose duty it is to make the mar- ket a thousand miles away as accessible and- profitable as the market which lies at your door, This Bank maintains Branches throughout Canada and agents in every commercial centre ofthe world. THE STANDARD BANK OF. CANADA ESTABLISHED I$73 y}1 G. H. SAMIS Manager, Brussels Branch Harvest Home Services, The annual harvest home services of St. John's church will be held en Oct. 14 and 15th, Special services will be held on Sunday to be followed with a hot fowl supper on the Monday night. Keep the dates in mind. Increase Power Supply. A report of the Department of the Interior indicates that during the present year 550,000horsepower will be added in new development and additions- to existing power stations. There are also many uncdertakinks in the initial stages of construction and others in near prospect, which on completion will add a further 2,- 000,000 horsepower to the installa- tion in the Dominion within the next few years. This would represent an investment of about $200,000,000. We like to get the news. The main aim of the weekly news- paper as the name implies, is to give news of its own district. It may have other aims, such as to give the merchants a chance to tell of their goods in its columns or to try to in- fluence public opinion through its editorials; but first of all it must give the news. Some of the news is not easily obtained and no editor can cover It all without assistance. Especially is this true when you have visitors. Many of the ladies think that personals are the most interest- ing reading in the whole paper. Your visitors are usually glad to have their names appear, so send them in Sometimes people come in and give the impression that they are asking a favor when they want us_to insert the names of their friends who have been spending a few days with them. No person need feel that way about giving us news items, for we are glad to get them all, Irene Rich Scores in "The Desired Woman" To the accompaniment of the primitive elements of the desert, Irene Rich depicts the terrific battle of the two most powerful kinds of love which may possess a woman's being in "The Desired Weman," her newest starring vehicle for Warns• Bros., directed by Michael Cut'tiz• These are mate love and mother love. She Is seen as a woman who has left the luxurious, sheltered life of London society to become the wife C of the commandant of an isolated outpost in British India. After three years of desert existence and associ- ation with brutalized `nen she welc- omes a young soldier fresh from home Her husband is unreasonably jealous, and in the process of "making a sol- dier" of the lad almost kills him, so when her ausband has taken the garrison out op one of his raids on hostile natives she persuades him to leave, and he persuades her to accom- pany .hint, The love which has awakened between the two conies to a climax in the desert when a storm, forcing them to halt, gives her time to think. Then it is that the mother in her rises to dispute her right to hazard his career and hap- piness to gratify her infatuation and save her from the desert. She is older than he, old enough to love him as a mother—young enough to love as a sweetheart. In the outcome of that terrific soul struggle lies their destiny. William Russell, William Collier, Jr., John Miljan, Douglas Gerrard, and Jack Ackroyd Pa's in- cluded ein the excellent supporting cast. "The Desired Woman" comes to the Grand Theatre next Friday for a run of two days. DORM KNIGBT,—In Orey township,on Sept, 18th, to ler. and I11re. Russell Knight, nson— Rona Donglsa. OAR..®Y —In Brussels 011 Monday Heut,17, to Mr. and Mrs Alvin Oakley, a daughter. woiIDlu'LIDlt,—In Grey township. nn ynnday, Sept. 28rd, to Mr, and (inc. Gus, wheeler, fl 0011, DIED JIDWICLt„-In Cleveland, Oldo, on Thursday, Sept, idtb, Kiln Kearney, widow of the lute tSr. Jewell, Auction Salo. MONDAY, 001', 1o1,—L'a`m stook, Imple• manta So , ntLot11 bn, Grey. sale a , ( 2, G v n ten• reserved at 01.0 oorvis, Marvin Bodges, Proprietor: Jahn Purvis, Area, TUBSDAY, OCT. 550, - (hearing cols ar Thoro'•bred Short born andGc'ndaCattle, Reg. lstered Leicester sheep and Draft Horses, on the farm known as the ' Oharter,, L'nrm,” 8 miles west of Sonforth. Tarns -7 months credit on bankable paper with 8 per omit off for cash, Geo H. itllintt, Ano, ; Arthur brae' on, Prop,. Ii, R, 8, Heaforth, For Sale or Rent 100 acres being 7.ot11, Con, 2, Gre, town. ship, Bank barn with cement stables throegle • out Frame boiler : gond cellar • used or- chard, Schnal an adjoining term, Milk route Molesworth nese rectory. Posseeefon Dot, lSth, Far particulars apply' to 16 8 0, 141o1i011MI0K, Listowel, Minor Locals. Brussels gall Fair dates are Thurs. . day and 1',iday, Oct. 4th anti 5th, Milverton Brass Band will supply music on the second clay of Brussels Fall Pah', A girl thinks the sayings of Solo. mon mere piffle when compared with the smart sayings of her first. beau. ; Even an old-fashioned girl hates to think that a man merited hoc for nothing but a talent for making , meals. As will he seen by advertisement in another column, the Federal De- partment of Public Storks le asking for tenders for the extension of the mooring wharf at the West side of Goderich harbor, About 24,000 fatal accidents oc- curred last year in the households of civilized countries so that home is not always the safest place. Motorists are to be requested to re- move any signs or stickers on the windshields of their cars which would in any way obstruct the driver's vis- ion, according to a decree of J. P. Bickell, of Toronto, registrar of mo- tor vehicles. • ..gin 1. t/.,^NY\YT'HVrtP.+,w,; Got a Summons. M. Yolleck was served with a sum- mons for speeding in Toronto, but summons had a different number then what his Essex has. Somebody has got mixed all right. "Shepherd of the Hills." When a novel read by virtually everyone is produced as screen en- tertainment, the film producer feels the weight of his responsibility to the followers of the novelst. Prob- ably no novel of modern times has been so widely read as Harold Bell Wright's "The Shepherd of the Hills," which was not only a "best-seller" for over a year after its publication, but a consistently popular book ever since. For that reason, the bringing forth of its screen version is a real re- sponsibility. Charles R. Rogers, 'sru St r Have you entered the Lir AWN WORD CONTEST Yet? Lotus Lawn is the fittest quality of linen finished Stationery pro- curable at Popular Prices. For particulars and e;llry blanks erg:;are of Allen's Dreg Store Allen's Drug Stor Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox who produced the story in an elabora- te film version for First National Pict- nres, to be presented at the Grand 'theatre next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, felt this responsibility so keenly that he spent months in care- ful preparation before a scene of the film was shot, Albert Rogell, who was not only a notable film director but one enthused over the possibilities of the novel as screen material, was se- lected to direct, as the very first step, Then an all-star cast was selected with great care. Acting ability plus fitness to the character type required were the two qualifications that won each player who appears in his role, 'Chen location, as many as possible being on the actual story locate, were mapped out. Meanwhile, the adap- tation of the novel was being written by Marion Jackson. After an Inten- sive canvass of the entire film Industry Alec B. Francis was selected to play the title the approval of all readers 'of bhe role in "The Shepherd to fhe 'H111s;" Molly O'Day and Jon Boles were chosen to carry the romantic burden; Matthew Betz to play the ,villain role, and Romaine Fielding to enact the part of the Ozark patriarch, ,"Old Matt." Other notable figures 'in the cast are Otis Harlan, Joseph Bennett, Maurice Murphy, Carl Stoc- kdale, Marion Douglas, and John We- stwood. Beautiful photography that enhances the entertainment quality of the whole production was -contrib- uted by Sol Polito and his staff of cinematographers. Part of the pict- ure was filmed in the Ozarks and In Utah. • s. ,"AyfAs i10.. ' w l t�wi i1'%' � ''S % Steil,Igoe IIP PrP R TA NT • a WALTON - ONTARIO r Prices in all Departments t to,{,..':L ost and (EXCEPT GROCERIES) pportunity You Should Not Miss Come Sari and Often Watch the Papers and Window Displays I si .4 r r,'