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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-4-21, Page 8• +•+4144+•+40+•+//+44••114...0+•+,+•+•+•+•+++.+•+•+•+ 2 • • • + 2 • • • • i• • •• • • .i- • O •h • rye Store AIN Out -doors Kodak invites Your - Take advantage of the new lower prices on Kodake and Brownie Cameras : No. 2 Brownie - $2.50 No. 2c Brownie - $5.00 No. 2a Brownie - 9 50 Vest Pocket Autographic g ra hic Kodak - - 9.00 Films Developed and Printed in our Store Housecleaning Specials Bon Ami, cake .............. . 150 Housetio'd Ammonia, bot,,,. 15c Crewel Flour Oil, pint .,.. , 300 Ligpid Veneer, bot 250 Silver Cream Polish 350 Powdered Copperas, lb100 Chloride of Lime. pkgs ..iSc & 35c Pantry Shelf Paper, folds3oc Whisks, each 250, 350 & 500 Collection of Giant Orchid Flowering Spencer Sweet Peas 12 (25c) pkgs. $2 72 different ar n4 col ore Now is the chance for lovers of this flower to procure a variety worth while. F. R. SMITH. The�./x®.�+ Store Druggist and Stationer • r • 1 'i'4+.+O•t'43.+4,44+•+tet'f'0+04'4*!'41 4.44+10.1.110+0+•+O•I-•4••+OiO441114v Xaxal Nelms Ports JEAN VAL JEAN Friday evening, 29th inst. A few cutters were on the move last Sunday. TIDY up your premises so as to pass the Sanitary Inspector's demands. SAM. CARTER was at Cbatbam last week for another supply of Gray -Dort cars. See their big advt. on page 4 this week. THERE was snow enough fell Saturday night and Sunday morning to make lightsleigbing but in the afternoon the sun rather put a kink in sledding pros- pects. FORDSON DEMONSTRATION.— Don't forget the demonstration of tbe Fordson Tractor 'Thursday and Friday of this week at the Ford Garage. Experts will be hear to knock down and assemble the tractor and explain each part of tbe pro- cess, It will be good schooling and all are invited to attend and ask questions. AY Home—Thursday evening Wes- tern Star Lodge, No. 149, I. O. O. F., will be the hosts at their. annual At Home to be held in their spacious Lodge room, Pose block, An interesting pro- gram has been arranged and invitations have been sent out. Games and lunch will follow the progam and a fine time is counted on. MATRIMONIAL —By notice elsewhere it will be seen that a former Brusselite, in the person of Wm. J. Haycrott, and Miss Nellie Nelson, botb of Hamilton, were united in marriage on the 4th inst. The ceremony was perfortned by Rev. T. A. Wilson, at St. Andrew's manse, Hamilton. Old friends in town and locality wish Mr. and Mrs. Haycroft many happy, prosperous years. MARRIED IN MONTREAL —A quiet and impressive ceremony was performed at St. James Methodist church, Montreal, Quebec, on Monday, April 4th, when Vera M. Swartz, 5, A., daughter of H. C. and Mrs. Swartz, of Westmount, was united in marriage to G. R. Weller, of Brussels, Ont. The pastor, Rev. A. J. Thomas conducted the service assisted by the organist, Bride, wearing a travel- ling suit of navy blue and big moleskin scarf with small hat and corsage boquet of sweet peas, was given away by her father. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Weller left for Ottawa and other Western points. They have taken up residence on Turnberry street, Soutb, Brussels, where we hope they may enjoy many`bRppy years. We welcome Mrs. Weller to town. READ R. W. Ferguson's Bargain advt. for next Saturday in this issue, Tux road grader gave Turnberry street a good scraping on Tuesday and the refuse was removed shortly after. This will put tbe street in good shape. Mats, H. R. ELL= has purchased a fine Jersey cow from the choice bred herd of R. and A. H. Baird, New Ham burg. The latter have 56 cows kept in first-class shape and run a dairy making 600 pounds of butter a week. Mrs. Elliott bas a great fancy for the Jerseys and personally made bee choice from the berd. PASSED To HER REWARD.—Wednes- day of last week Mrs. Dougald MCDon• ald, of Lucknow, passed away, in her 79th year The funeral took place Sat- urday. 4 daughters and 2 sons survive Relative; from this locality attended the funeral. Mrs. McDonald was s sister to Cohn and Peter McArthur, of Brus- sels, and Morris township. and was a fine woman Her husband predeceased her. Mrs. McDouald was born in Seet- land, 4MIY THEATRE I3RUSSELS Thursday, 21st The Miracle of Money And Pathe News Saturday, 23rd Ethel Clayton IN Crooked Streets A ParimountPicture Tuesday, 26th Hoot Gibbons IN The Sheriff's Oath And Government Scenic Picture BRUssELS Women's institute gave recently. the Nav OUO CO Y League $5 • BRUSSELS GAVE 260 MAJORITY —Last Monday a very busy day •.as "pent in harvesting good results for Prohibition. The record was as fellows : — Yes No Poll N , I-197 59 MA, —138 Poll No. 2-158 36 M:j —122, Majority for Y . 26o The day was fine and the victory never in doutt. DECIDED Success —Mrs$ Erl"h Hop- kins, of Lindsey, who 'vas conduotirg a Domestic Science class her. , left on Saturday for Bobcavgenn, v here she will conduct a similar class. Mies Hepe kips was most willing to give informa- tion relative to cooking and cembiva- tion of different foods. Her different demonstratious were successful. We will be pleased to have Miss Hopkins with us at some future date. She had a class of 46 members here JEAN VAL JEAN,—This wonderful in- teresting story will be told by Rev. J. F Knight, B. D„ Milverton, in the Methodist church, Brussels, Friday es- enieg of next week, Aorii 29th, at 8 o'clock. and the tree` should 001 he missed. The speaker has scored a great success in this recite' and where - ever given has been tendered grew praise Tickets 25 cents, school pupil-. from Brussels and surrounding echoo'n 15 cents. Rev Mr Knight rem -wee to Calgary next June so this will he the ast opportunity of hearing h'm WHEN you're going home take a City Dairy Ice cream brick with you from W. A. Gam- in's. MILL eon PAeTTIRE.—I have n young COW that I will let out for her keep Guaranteed satlafaetory. G. A. DeADMAN. 1 Runnel. Rug found. Owner may have 1t by proving property and paying expense of adver- tieing. WM. OAMERnN, Phone 628 Cranbrook. Fon SALE.—A Rubber Tire Buggy almost new; a quantity of Onto fit for need ; and a quantity of Alaike and Dutch Clover Seed JNo. MCNABB. Phone 4811, WILL Remove To Preemie. — When the news was made public last Monday afternoon than F. H. Gilroy, the genial and capable Manager of Brussels Branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia, had bees appointed to Petrolia Branch and was likely to go in the near future, general regret was expressed brit alt felt he had justly earned the promotion. Mr. Gil- roy came to town in 1903 as teller on the lopeeing of the Branch, associated with A E. Mellish, the Manager, and spent 3 years here then was removed to King- ston branch and later to head office He returned to Brussels as Manager 13 years ago which was a pleasure to both the public and himself. He not only attended to his duties at the Bank in a business -like manner but found time to take a deep interest in church, society and community aff firs, so that his go•ag away will be very noticeably felt anti his various posts of duty not easily filled When we say be is a Past Master in the Masonic Order, a member of the I 0 O. F., Secretary -Treasurer of tbe Public Library Board, Treasurer of the Child• rents Aid Society, Secretary of the Busi- ness Mens' Ass') , Treasurer of the Ten nie Club, &c, &c, and in addition ban. been Associate Superintendent of the Methodist Sabbath School. senior Bible Mass teacher, 'Treasurer of the church and basso in the choir, a decision will be easily arrived at why he has not rusted out during his residence bete, Mr. Gilroy, who is a fine vocalist, will be greatly missed in musical circles and gatherings in and out of town and as be is a good public speaker his talents in the line of public address were Mien employed. Mrs. Gilroy in church, Sun• day school and society work will also be parted with very regretfully as will Bar- rington, as they have been real helpers in many ways. Petrolia is to be con- gratulated on the acquisition of the Gil ro7s to their town and Tex Poser bas no hesitant'y, after years of intimate am quaintauce and association with them, in heartily recommending them to the best that is going. Mr. Gilroy's succes- sor here will be E. A Dixon, who bas been Manager at Sudbury for past 2 years and will be here shortly. In the meantime J. Ross, of Head office, is in chatge of Brussels Branch so lie to per- mit Mr. Gilroy's early getting to Pet. toile. A peculiar Coincidence in the new appointment Is that Mr. Mellish went to Petrotie when he left Brussels,. Our townsfolk will always feet a kibdly interest in Mr. and Mrs Gilroy and son and be glad to extend courtesies and R. L 'TAYLOR DIES 111 LONDON.— Monday of last week, lath Inst„ Robert Leslie 'Taylor, a former Barrister of Brussels, died at his home iso Mill street, London, after being in poor health for the past 6 months, He was born near London in r852 and after graduating at Osgoode Hall, Toronto, practiced with his brother and after- ward in Brussels, moving to Loudon later. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon, r3th, after a short service at his home to St, Paul's Cathedral. Dean L. N. 'Tucker, conducted the services at the cathedral, assisted by Rev, H. M, Langford, of St, John's Church, Kitch- ener, an old friend of Mr, Taylor's, Following the ,service, Harry Carson song. Interment was made in Wood- land Cemetery, The pallbearers were T. H. Luscombe, Andrew Chisholm, Hanle Elliott, Guy Ferguson, Morton Young,and A. F, Nash, Deceased was married to bathe Molly Smith, of London and she, one son, Russel, of Ottawa, and x daughters, Misses Aimie and Beatrice, Of London, survive, SEED Barley, 8 -rowed, for sale. ALEX, MOLADO5 LIN. 42.2 Phone 2119 R R. 5, Brussels. FRAME house for Sole, Ilstories, alae 22 x 8D to 'SAHEB P e, 00K, Phone 4417 BI¢evnle R R. 2. QUANTITY of Alaike SeedHAS.. ale. Phone 1228 4th Line, Morris, YoONO Angus bull for sale, Jit for service. Phone 428. M. L. CARDIFF. Grey R. R. 2, Brnosele. $OMEEoDY misplaced a robber rig in the Methodist church shed, Bru-s°ste Initials on inside of rng. BARRY BPeraAN, Grey tWn FOR BAWL—Quantity of Belying for fanning mills not made up will he sold at 250 per salve May be bad from Thos. Dougherty. Hentryn atter next week. Mao 86 bags of potatoes at 50a per bog. S. 21 COLE, Ethel. EGOS FOR HATORiNO—Martin's exhibition Regal Dorcas White Wyandotte etrwin. Bilge 5 cents apiece. Mao Rental Duck eggs, .1 E. COCHRANE, 46-2 Phone 429. R. R. 2, Brussels. I00DBER tire buggy, with auto fleet for sole Good price. Phone 87. now corn Sc CARTER. Pres at Pres FOR SALE. -12 young Yorkshire Pigs 6 weeks pone 556 y to J Lot 21, Con, 12, Grey, CATTLE FOR SALE. -4 steers rifling 2 years, 8 heifers rising 2 years and a farrow cow. JNO. FIPOHRR, Phone 6214 Lot 18, Con. 11, Gray REGISTERED Durham cow for Pate Mao 1 jrj bushels timothy seed. RAWEST BRYAN%, feet. Apply , Phone 128, ra good gout ty, Phoneo4219 seed n GEORGE r 1 BLAKE. DOOR agga for hatching, Phone 5112 WHITE blossom sweet clover seed for sale, W, 0. STEVENSON, Lot 27, Con. 10, Grey, Phone 508 PAY Un'_—All persons indebted to the under- efgned ere asked to kindly square ne accounts at once, before colieol lane are placed in other hands. A. L. RARE, Brussels. 11000 FOR HATCHING.—Barred Reeks, good laying strain. I gathered 600 eggs 1n Jan. 1127 in Feb and 1486 in Match up to ,he 2lat of the month Egge will be sold at 76c nor 16. White Leghorns, Barrow' atrtdn, eggs 75c per 16. Wm. GRANT, Lot 0, Con IS, Grey. Phone 269. SrtorsT Horn bull onions for sale 7 and 11 menthe respectively, One from an imported town,blpa Phone ed to sell 86, .1051 Con 0, 8817 a SEED Oats for sale, limited gssntlty. 0. A, 0. No, 72, Free frnrn noxious weeds R. L.TAvroa, Brussels R. R. 2. Lot 16, Con, 10, Grey, Phone 2810. DESIRABLE property for sale in Brneeela con' elating of a large atom and onmtortable dwell• Mg houses. Bargnln for quick pale no 1 am re- moving to Winnipeg. For farther pro -Maulers apply to R.LEATn1aDAL8. Phone 87 Two well bred Sliort Born Belle for sale, aged 2 and IH years. Lot 28, Con. 18, Grey. Phone 4916 GEC. WHITFIELD. Fon SALE.—Tho residence of .7 T. Wood, Albert. etreat, Brtmeele. All modern conven- iences; 14 sora of land; most eligibly sltuated,t, garage. Come and see it If interested, Dn. PARKER, Osteopathic. Physician, visite Brussels Monday afternoon of each Week. Chronic and nervens dlaeaoee s¢ooeasfnlly Y.—This RID treated, Visite reetdepeo5. Consultation et • The Farmer's Partner A Bank, like an individual, le known by the company it 1.1. keeps—in other words, every bank hu a distinct character. This Bank has been so closely Associated with rural develop- ment in the past half century that it is now characterized as the Farmer's Partner if you are looking for practical banking co-operation, let our local Manager demonstrate "Standard" service.. THE 4STANt44RD BANK TOTAL ASSETS OVER NINETY MILLIONS Brussels Branch: G. H. Semis, Manager. A HYDRO representative was Pere this week looking over ground in and about Brussels. We hope good results will promply follow his visit. Auc'rtots Sale of Household Furni- ture, &c„ will be held at the residence of R. Leatberdale, corner Turnberry and William streets, Saturday, May 71k. See the bills and further notice. The houses will be effered the same day if not previously sold. ' SUBSCRIBERS IN ARREARS.—The Divi• sion Court Clerk will be asked to deal with the subscribers wbo owe 'rim POST for past 5 years and take 0o notice of the reminders scut them, We have tried to avoid the incurring of costs but we think full and fair notice has been given them. May 15th Is set as the limit, ' Goss'To'1'oxoxTo ON N A week S. and Mrs, Weinstein and family remove to Toronto where they intend making their home. They have been 3i years in Brussels and carry with term the good wishes of the people of chp locality. Mr. Wetestein sold hi - house and tot, Mill asset to Stanley Rutledge, "Sam," asked 'THE PosT 1 • say Good Bte t0 all the !elks and to hank them far tee favors shown him. BA°E BALL —A very successful re -or. gauization of Brussels Base Ball Club was'eld to W, A. Grewar's restauran Mon-iay ,light. Jas. Ballantyne was voted lu the chair and the minutes of ; the lest meetiug were read and adopted. Following officers were elected. Hon. President, D. C. Ross • Hon. Vice President, G. H, Santis ; President, W. M, Sinclair; Vice President, Walter Rose ; 2nd Vice President, A. C. Beek- er ; Secretary, Oswald Hemingway Treasurer, Roy Ryckman ; Manager, W. A. Grewar ; Captain, Wm. Thomp- son, Financial Committee, W. M. Sin- clair, D. C. Ross, A. E. Seeker. Ground Committee, Robt. Downing, Wes. Arm- strong, Noble Gerry. It was decides to enter a team in the North Wellington Base Ball League. and the following umpires were chosen to officiate at the games, Wesley Armstrong and Rote Downing. Prospects look exceedinglt bright for the coming season and some good games may he expected. A FINE MEETING.—A large, attentive and appreciative audience filled Mel- ville eburch Friday evening at the Pro- hibition rally. After an opening hymn, led by a large union choir, J. T. Wooil offered prayer. 40 boys and girls marched up the aisles, to the musical ac companiment of tbe piano, played by Miss Edna McCall, and sang a rousing 'Temperance chorus, waving flags acct displaying `large cards, containing the words "Vote for us," Choir sang a fine anthem "Fling out the Banner" after which Miss Jessie Strpchao gave a most suitable reading, "The Vo'unteer Organ- ist" Ruthven McDonald, tbe well re membered 'Toronto basso, was heartily applauded in his first number and re- sponded to the encore demanded. A most practical and well planned address was given by Rev. Dr. Harkness, Wrox- eter, who showed how the Temperance cause had gained in sentiment, legisla- tion and euforcetnent and pointed out the fallacy of Government control ante Personal liberty, Another solo and en- core were sung by Mr. McDonald, most opproprtate to the occasion, follow e,d by '1 few remarks from J. 'L`. Wood relative to the vote ou Monday. Al: who took part in the program were heartily tbanked for their assistance Mr, McDonald sang his closing selection and is, response to insistent recall favor- ed the audience with another number The soloist has lost none of his old titne popularity and will be welcome to Brus• sets again. The Doxology, and Nation• Tonal Anthem and Benediction by Rev. W. E. Stafford brought the fine gather ing to a conclusion, \V. H. Kerr, of THE Pose, local President, was chair- man. The offering totalled the gener nus sutra of $53•0o. Meeting was plann- ed by the local W. C. T. U, and was numb enjoyed by the large company in attendance, as the talent all did so well. Mrs, F. S, Browne rendered competent service as accompanist to Mr. McDon- ald, Qneen'S Hotel, REPartarOvATIVE W.eNTl,n for Brnesele end Hntfuseesiletielel, IohlI County rri!' Big alaeto mad, in selling Nursery stook dodos the recon- struction period. A sptendld opnar un lty for hospitalities to them at any time in n live aalesmnn• Highest eommtsalona ppaid handsome, fres egnipmont, Isega line nL CMn the clays to come, We wish them happy and ornamental stook td offer. BTONn* years fn Petrolia. i WELLINaxoN, Toronto, Ont. Mrs, J. G. Jones and Miss Minerva are home from Toronto, Miss Addie Sperling, Toronto, bas been home op,,a short visit. Town Caretaker Oliver is recovering his former good health and is once more on the job. W. M. and Mrs. Sinclair and Miss Ruth were visitors with Hamilton rela- tives during the past week. Mts. Beu. Walker and ]Jetty, of St. Catharines, are holidaying at the home of David and Mrs. Walker, Mr. Goodie, of Belleville, has succeed- ed Walter Henderson tie Ledger keeper at the Standard Bank. The lacer's parental home is at Arthur, Wednesday night of last week Robert Anderson arrived hotne from Kttchener the hospital for an e e he was at why 0 i old time oration, He is regaining his P g vigor. Mrs George Edwards was called to Wallace township last week on account of the serious illness of her brother, Wm Ferguson. We hope he will soon be o. k. M. McDonald, Brussels South. has been bothered with a lame knee which may require an operation before he will be able to locomote as well as he was in the habit of doing. Lloyd Jackson is home from S. P. S., Toronto, having completed the term. He expects to be one of a large com- pany of students who will put in his vacation at the Hollinger gold mine, at Timmins New Ontario, where he will assist in the Frontier College work. Goderich Signal said last week ;—A. B. Macdonald, barrister, of Cranbrook, B. C , sends his regrets that he will not be able to attend the reunion, but shows that his heart is in the right place by of- fering to contribute a driver as a prize for a contest between the Goderich golf- ers and the old-timers. (Another sug- gestion for the program committee.) Neither James nor Mrs. Ireland, well known residents of town, are enjoy- ing that robust health that bas been their portion for so many years. They are in the 7o's and have travelled life's journey for over 55 years together. A remarkable feature is that of a large family' all are alive, as are the grand- children. We bope this worthy old couple will soon be as hearty as ever. Mlss SKIMMINGS Diss:—Thefuneral took place at Goderich on Saturday afternoon, 9th inst.. from Brophey's un- dertaking parlors, of the late Miss Rit• chic Skimmings, a life long resident of Goderich. In former years the deceas- ed was a prominent figure in social circles and was also an active worker in Women's associations of the town. Miss Skimmings devoted considerable time in writing and was known as the poetess of Lake Huroie One of her works was a book called "Golden Leaves," a copy of which was presented to Queen Mary some years ago. One brother, William, survives. tt People We Talk About ti tt J. T, Wood was home from Chatham fo a few days. Rev. Dr Petrie, Wingham was in t own Tuesday. Mrs, Duncan Mcleenee has returned to Toronto after a visit of a few weoks bere, Miss Kate Deadman• who has spent several months in Florida, arrived home last Week: Miss Kate Ewan bas been on the poorly list but we trust she will soon be shout as usual. Good progress is being made by Jas. Speir.wbo is getting about nicely afte his serious operation. Mrs. S. R. Crerar, Toronto, is her assisting in waiting on her mother, Mrs James McArter, Flora street, Mrs. Harry James is still confined to her bed but we hope the coming of Spring will help her iuvigoration. Robert and Mrs. McArtor, of Wood- stock, were bere to visit the former'; mother who has been in poor health for sotne time. Alvin Badgely, is bottle from Cobalt locality, where be has spent the pas' yer n116 reportsdthings a trifle quiet in the N Mist Bell, of 'Toronto, a represen tative of the Clieutaiqua aeries of entertainments, was in town for a few days last week, Church Chimes aviiiismkompeolvekiem00041 ▪ Fox's Drug Store Z • 1 Weekly Store News THE..-1f%laedWe STORE Colorite • Colors either Old or New Flats, We have it in • 17 Colors. 31 Given perfect satis- faction. ▪ 90c per bottler • • • • Wall Paper • Blue Grass Condition Powder On of our very beet for Koreas. Gives immediate results, Large package same old price -25e. Official Board of Brussels Methodist church will meet Friday evening of this week. at 8 o'clock. Officers of Wingham corps of the Salvation Army cauvassed the town last week in the interests of their Self -Denial cause, Next week Rev. Dr, Petrie and Robt. Strachan will attend the Presbyterian Synod at Chatham and also represent Maitland Presbytery and'the call to Rev. Mr. McLeod to Brussels at the Sarnia Presbytery, which will meet at Chat- ham. Sunday morning last the pastor of the Methodist church spoke from Acts 1-8. Miss Addie Sperling, 'Toronto, rendered a choice solo, In the evening the ad- dress dealt with the Prohibition ques- tion and the duty of the people toward it. A male choir took charge of the singing Rev, Dr. Ross, Toronto, who for 26 years was pastor of Melville church, Brussels, occupied the pulpit of that church lest Sunday morning and even- ing. His text in the morning was Judges, Chap 9. vs. 48.49 anti iu the evening St. John Chap, to, verse 9. from which he gave two most profitable dis- courses, The Dr. retains, to a marked degree, his old time vigor in preaching and Was most heartily welcomed by his many friends bere. Next Sabbath Gordon Rintoul will conduct both ser- vices in Melville church, Have you favored us with a call to look over our Wall Paper Samples, Our invita- tion means exactly what we say. We shall esteem it a privilege to have an oppor- tunity to show you our stock. We have a very ex- tensive stock to eelect from • and in view of the great- ly increased price of Pap - er a -er this year we are exceed- ingly�fortunate in having a splendid stock of last sea- eon's Papers to choose from at prices that will please you. Step in 1 I Dyes • • • • • • • • •• • We have them an— • DIAMOND • DYOLA • SUNSET • ItIT • In all the leading • Colors, Entirely reliable. o • • • Formaldehyde • Not for many years have we hada better article than we • have been fortunate in get- •, ting for this season's use and • at half the price of last g year's. Our pint bottles are • put up with a specially se- • cured metal cap s0 that any • part of the bottle not used • can be perfectly, carried over o for another season's use, • Whenyougo to the rouble • Whe t t of treating your grain be 2 sure and get a good article,• • Two sizes • — 8 ounce and 10 ounce bottles 4, • i What About a Builder ? 1 old reliable • Penslar Cod Liver Extract • • It will not disappoint you—Just try it and see. $1.00 per bottle • •• e Many people are just recovering from a heavy cold and are naturally in a run-down condition. Let us recommend the • m • 0 Y • O S DRUGSTORE • "Careful Prescription Dispensers" • • DRUGGIST and STATIONER • • BORN BRUSSELS MARKET DAVIDION: At Xenia, Ohio, G. S., on April Pall Wheat ,l 4fl loth, 1021, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davidson, rate M0 60 formerly of Brussels, n eon, Robert Barton. Oats 1 75 170 MODONALD.—At Brlgden, on Maroh 10th, 1921, eler 70 80 to Mr, and Mrs. Robert McDonald. a eon— PBearter 56 12 00 12 8 0 8 Wilfrid Henry. Bute 50 STEPIIRN0ON —In Braeeets, on April 8111, 1921, Hoge to Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Stephenson, a eon. Hoy 18 09 20 IID EnginerF. Phillips, of Owen Sound, was instantly killed at Palmerston G. T. IL, station. Harold Weeden, aged 20, was in- stantly killed on farm near 'Bognor, Ont„ run over by wagon. , Margaret Millar, aged 16, of Ren- frew, was fatally shot during rifle practice at the Collegiate. Mr, Diehl of Varna, says he gather- ed over 7,000 gallons of sap, but this season it took 55 gallons of sap to make a gallon of syrup. Mies Euloeen Guenther, teacher of No. 12, Stephen, brought some 25 of her pupils to Weyburn school enjoy- ing a profitable afternoon together in oral teats and literary treat. DIED 5.56655-10 Grey townohip, on April 1611s 1021, Anna Evelyn, youngest daughter of W. H. end Susan I. Baker. aged 10 months and 2 days. House for Sale The property ofthe late Mrs, Procter, tor• ner of Alexander hod Flora street, Brnasels, is offered for sale, Good frame house and X sere of land, Possession maybe had on October let For further partloulare apply TH WIIELL, Phone 1611 R. R. No, 4, Brussels, MARRIED HAY01OFT-NELSON,—At St, Andrew's manse,„ Bengtson, on Maroh 10th, 1021, by Rev, J. A. W11Nen, Mr, Was. John Bayorofl form, ly of Bruseelej to Miss Meaner (Nellie/ Nelson nil o Hamllton, WmJ,Ea—SwAnTg.-ln St, Jatnes. Methodist 1021rby Rev, iA bJ. Thomas, 'tete C}pit! W0 ler, Brussels, t6 7,2158 vera M. Swartz, B, A., daughter of Gtr. end wire. H. C. Swartz, Montreal. MAUDE C. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Graduate Department of Ophthalmology Mc. Cormiok Medical College. Chicago, Ili. Three months post graduate coarse durb, g past�yp year. Eyes correctly fitted with Glasses. Heed - aches. Inflamed Eyes, Granulated Eye Lida and other Eye troubles, eeueed by Bye -strain. relieved through properly fitted Glasses, Satlataotlon Assured. Optical' Parlor in Leckie block, ono door South of Barrister Sinclair'e ofgae. Office hours r 9 to 12 n. in.; 1 to 8 p. m. Also Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Phone 26x ring 4 •.•....•.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••4* • • • • • e Palace Baker • y • - • • • • • •• • •• • • in Just Taste This Bread You hear lots about the bread that mother used t0 make Suppose you try the bread that mother, now Wye. Be- cause she knows good baking when she tastes it, mother has decided that Willie' bread offers more in quality, quanti- ty and pure delicioueneea than anything she can bake at twice the price. W. E. 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