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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-8-4, Page 1VOL, so NO. 6' $2,00 per annum in advance BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, T,FI URSDA Y, AUGUST 4 1921 W. H. KERR, Proprietor New Advertisements For sale—D, Davidson, Family Theatre re mens. Plge for sale—Oec11 Bateman. Old Home Week at Goderloh. Dollar Day—E. W lratgnson, Neilson'a Ica Cream W, Bell, Honey for sale—Geo, Blake, Boards to let—I, 0. itloharde. Bide curtain found Tiara POT, To Contractors Pup, of Morris, Pigs fog eels Olorenoe Hollinger, Foot export 0muPt a—Downing_ Bros. Reduction In nullinery--Mies Hb, sten, Notice to Ratepayers—Twp. of Morris. Business $daoatIon—Onnada Bug. College: f xsXr ct Stirro Bluevale PRESENTATION, --Cit Saturday even- ing before L. and Mee. Rattan Left Wroxeter they got quite a surprise when the choir of the Methodist church called and showed their appre- ciation of Mr. Rutten's,eervicee for a year. Following address was read :— "DEAR MR. RIITTAN,—We are assent. bled bete to -night to express our ap- preciation of your kmdnees and pat - lance during the past year as our choir leader, By both precept and example you have left your impress on this choir and the success attending your splendid efforts me leadltr has provers an inspiration to us all. Regret is ours to -night that these associations are to be severed, but we wish to as - euro you, though absent, you will not be forgotten, \Ve hope (as we under- stand your home will be in Bluevale) to often have the pleasure of your vieits to our church and choir. As a email token of the respect and esteem we feel for you weask your acceptance of this umbrella and hope as it shelt- ers you from the pouring rain your thoughts will teen back to the Metho- dist¢harob at Wroxeter, Signed on behalf of the Choir --Mrs. Stocks, Mre. Howe, A ie w , hn Hupfer, Rhoda Hen - hinge, Orvella Hupfer, Lloyd Hup- fee." Mr. Rattan made a brief but appropriate reply. Gran brook k Alvin, son of Wm. and Mee. Camer- on, met with an accident which eaus- ed a doable break to hie right -arta while cranking J. Leitch'e cat. Next Sunday afternoon the service in the Methodist church will be son - Coated by G. Rintoul, Biueee's, The pastor is away on his vacation. Moncrieff Mrs. Wm, Dicky, Chicago, is with her sister, Mrs, W. Mann, 16th Con, Mrs,. George Mann is spending the Summer in Flint, Mich„ at the home of ber parents, W. and Mee. Schnook. A cuuple of weeks ago, John A. Stewart, with other friends, while spending a few hours at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Mann, had the misfor- tune to fall off a food of hay breaking his right arm. also several ribs, along with other bruises. Accident was caused by the trip rope breaking be- fore it entered the carriage, it being almost worn to a strand, Mr. Stewart fell to the barn floor with force and it was lucky that h0 got off eo easy as it might have been a great deal worse. His many friends hope he will soon be as well as ever. • BIG DAY AT MOssoarn e.—Date i8 Thursday of next week, on the Mem- orial Park. Sports will consist of Base Ball at 3, Cranbrook vg, Kenni cots ; Foot Bull, 6 p. m., Ethel ve. Bethel ; Foot races, for men, boys and girls. A dancing platform and Strat- ford orchestra. Supper served on the "Dj Sch. Foot Expe COMING Come In and Let Him Examine Your Feet and Advise You FREE If you are tired of being bothered by hurting, tender feet, here is your chance to get immediate relief and permanent correc- tion. You are invited to consult this foot specialist while he is here, He Will Be Here Wed., August 10 Don't wait until the last minute and, maybe, lose your chance to get foot comfort. Come in any time during business hours and talk it over with the expert. Men isa . : 11 D ls�ho Appliance orRemed&ErScelboeTnxd& There is no need to suffer from any foot trouble, any more. Be it ever so simple or ever so serious this specialist, who is a member of the Staff of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, the noted foot authority, can show you the way to immediate relief and to ultimate Foot Comfort if you'll stepin and give him the chance.; He can tell just what the cause of your trouble is, and he knows the remedy. Improve Foot. Appearance No larger sized or oddly shaped shoes needed. Wear the kind you like In perfect comfort. The Dr. Scholl Appliances actually improve the grace and beauty of the feet. Downing Bros. BRUSSELS "Watch Your Feet" granule. Concert program in even- ing by Brunswick 0oneert Qo„ Lon- don, that is hard to beat, Bon, Mr, Drury le invited to speak. See bine for full particulars and arrange to take it in. Thursday of next week,, August 11th. H of n e ry Mr. Griffiths is visiting his daugh- ter, Mrs, Joeeph Hanna, S. 5, and Mrs. Ou1e and Mise Ber- nice, Stratford, spent the week end at Thos. Dougherty's. John and Mrs. Fletcher, Toronto, have been visiting for past couple of weeks at Edward Collis' 8r, Ralph 'Thomson, of Henfryn, has purchased the Henfryn brick and tile yard getting complete possession as soon as present stock is burned, Walton Miss Lyda Sime,(Of Blyth, ie the guest of Mrs. Jack Taylor, Walton. There will be no service in St, George's church next Sunday as Rey, Mr. Johnson is taking a holiday. Community Pic -nit fu Jae, Rea'e grove on \Vednesday, Nth inet., un- der direction of the Wornen'e Insti- tute. Watch out for bills giving par- ticulars. Next Sunday the Quarterly Com- munion services will be held in the Methodist °hutches, Walton 10 a. m. and Bethel at 3. Pastor Button will be in charge. Clemency being refused by the mini- ster of Justice to Hotrum and McFad- den, Toronto, Wednesday of this week the full penalty was carried out and they died on the gallows for the cold blooded murder of druggist Arthur Sabine last Martha It is sur- prising how many people are ready to rush to the relief -uf murderers and other law defiers in trying to get thein clear. 1f they would exert themselves to get scamps to mend their ways earlier in life they would deserve more credit. A fine time was enjoyed at the Pic- nic in the Leeming grove. After an interesting musical and literary pro - ram Mr. McCool of Atwood,giv- ing a number of flute selections ithe former, there was a well contested tug of war. A Football game be- tween Moncrieff and McKilio fu which the latter were successful by a score of 2-0, Games and sports were gone into with zest arid the big basket lunch was joined in without much coaxing. Rev. Mr. Button and the Committee handled the afternoon's sport well. Proceeds about $100. F. MOCULLA PASSES AWAY.—An old and highly esteemed resident of Leadbury :legality, passed away last Friday at the London hospital in the person of Francis McCune. Be had been taken suddenly ill and was con- veyed to London for an operation. Serious ease of cancer was found and the end came speedily. Mr. McCulla HENFRYN STORE New Dry Goods New Boots & Shoes New Hosiery New Groceries Highest prices paid for Fresh Eggs and good Dairy Butter. Coal Oil, any quantity, always on hand. W. Gr McMillan Well Tools FOR SALE 275 feet 1.11 inch Drill Rupe nearly new, 1 set Jars and Rope Socket, 1 Sicker, 10 feet by 3 inches, 14 -inch Sand Pura), 16-irich Sand Pump, I 4 -inch Reetner, 2 5.inch l eernees and Bits for sante, Also a length of 6 -inch Casing, All for sale cheap as owner has no use for thein. Wells Cleaned Out and Pumps Repalred Well Drilling done as usual. Call up Phone 28x GEO. BiRT, BRUSSELS ++++++++++•Ara+++++d'++++++++ Fresh Fish! .l. 4. • Town Deliveries 4. • Tuesdays and Fridays 1 ,p. Patronage Solicited. 4. ROBT. KERR 1 4. + BRIISSELS *4' i d +++++++ F++++++++++++++ tuteito ICE C R. E A tel IS SOLD BY W. BELL BRUSSELS It Stands the Test. was neatly 80 years of age and had lived in AlcKillop for over 40 years. Mrs. McCune died some years ago int a son and daughter are still at the old home. Mrs, Alex, Ellis, Brussels, is a sister. The funeral took place Tues- day afternoon to Maitland Cemetery. Sympathy is expressed for the bereav- ed. Grey Township Council and Drain Court of Revision next Monday at Ethel, Dr, Robertson, Oollingwood, was calling on relatives in this locality. James Pearson is home for a holiday at the old home. He took the services at Roe's and Ethel last Sunday most Congratulations to the township of Grey. 5 of the 7 awards in the Oat Field Crop were taken by residents of this municipality. The Trustees of S. S. No. 8 (Fulton's) have ae ac engaged to ber for the com- ing ing term Mise Eva Matthews, of Chat- ham, Salary will be $1000, Duties willc ommence next month. Morriss Miss Isabel Couper, Tara, was a vis- itor with Mies Viola McLeod, 2nd line. Mrs, George Martin, Gordon and Gladys, Georgetown, are enjoying a holiday with relatives and friends. Do you want a job? See the con- tract work to be let by Township Council on August 16th. Advt. on page 8 of this issue. Neil and Mrs. Robb and 2 children, of Stratford, were visiting old friends and relatives in Morris, Bluevale, Belgrave, Dungannon and other points. They were nn a motoring trip. A SHOWER. —A very pleasant even- ing was spent at the horrte of Beet arid Mt e, Watson, 6th line, when about 60 friends and neighbours of Miss Mar- garet Clark, bride -elect, assehtbled together to spend a few pleasant hours with her before leaving for her new borne on the 14th Con. of Grey. The hostess suggested playing a game of Jacob and Rachel. - Bride-to.he was placed its the centre while Misses Margaret McNeil and Verena Clark, carried in a basket, daintily decorated with maple leaves and pink and white hollyhocks, filled to the hriru with kitchen utensils. The rest of the evening was epeut in music and dancing. Before leaving lunch was served by the ladies. Margaret made a suitable reply. Mies Mae Johnson, daughter of John Johnson, Salmon Arm, B. 0„ is a very welcome visitor at "Snm- merland Fermi", 5th line., This is Miss Johnson's first visit to Ontario. She left Vancouver Jntne 2611,, rnming by rail to Galt, Iowa, %there she join- ed her uncle Dr. Wm. Potter and his wife and faintly coming finch there, 1200 miles by auto, The company ar- rived in Blyth, Jnly 20, having spent some time vieitiug at Dr, J. C. John - eon's, of Cadet Rapids, Iowa, Next Monday Miss Johnson leaves tor Tor- onto and Hamilton, visiting relations for a few days, then to Sarnia from where she will go by boat to Port. Arthur, stopping off at the "Soo" to visit her uncle, Thos. Potter. Dr, Win, Potter taught school in No, 5 at one time but could not recognize the old school it is eo up-to-date now, Miss Johnson bad a fine trip here and is much interested in this part as it Methodist Churches \ETHEL CIRCUIT Regular Sacramental Service will be held in Ethel next Sabbath morning at 10,30 o'clock. In the evening at 7 o'clock the till take Pastor' v eas his subject The Most Popular Sin in the World Quarterly Official Board Will meet Monday evening next, August 8th. -Flax Pullers Wanted Truck will ll I av e each morning at 7 o'clock. For further particulars apply to ONO. MEADOWS, FOREMAN. was; the home of her parents in (heir childhood days. henry lnhnson, 5t3 line, is an Uncle to Miss' Johnson and her father was it former resident of Morris. Jamestown Mrs, E. Moses is holidaying in Hamilton this week, Fred. Buck, Toronto, is visiting at the house of H. A. Shaw, A number from this locality attend- ed the picnic at Bayfield, Wednesday of last week, Mrs. J. McKee hue been spending a few days at the home of Wm, Moses during the past week. Ethel CO3FURTA1(La hoose for ea1e With 8 bed. rooms, parlor, dating room, Summer kitchen, pantry, cellar, good frame stable, ben house, Trait trees and j. acre w:Rb FLas•onaa, Ethel, r'OHrURTABLe brick house for sale, with furnace, kitchen and woodshed, hard and soft water, stable &n., situated on Main 811501, Ethel. For particulars Phone 2225 or 155 Brus- sels Central. Mies Taylor, Hamilton, is visiting Mise Ruby Cleaver. Dredging on the Maitland River has almost been completed. Mies Leila and Miss Mae Vodden are holidayiug at Pike Lake, Several from own are taking ithe Old Boys' Reunion, Listowed, Miss L. Robinson, Bluevale, was. visiting Miss Agnes Cochrane, Mrs. Colvin spent Sunday with her t, daurhtet ,Its. G lis Mitchell, town. Aries s daughter, and Jeanette Pena - baker aro visiting with John and 1\Ire, SWmnton. Leonard Kreuter, of the Merchants Bank, Stratford, spent Civic holiday at home, Persons leaving care standing on Main street without lights, please take notice it is contrary to law. Sunday evening James Pearson de- livered an excellent address on the subject "Thy sins are blotted out." Miss Taylor rendered a fine solo. Mission Band wilt lsold its next meeting on the Park on August 13th. Regular program will be followed by a pic-ole. This meeting will close the contest so be wide awake. The Ruth Piet Junior Institute will meet at the home of Miss Ella Mit- chell Friday afternoon next. Each member is asked to make an effort to increase the membership at that meet- ing. The following interesting notice came to the hands of the Editor of THE POST some weeks ago but was mislaid and only turned up now :— KEBR—SACHE.—Under ideal weath- er conditions, with the most glorious of June sunshine, the marriage of Helen, daughter of the late Frederick H. Sache, and Alts. Sachs, of Edmon- ton, to James Kerr, of Ethel, Ontario, was quietly solemnized in Holy Trini- ty church at 10.30 on Wednesday morning, June 8th. Rev, Canon Car- ruthers, M. A., rector, performed the ceremony. The bride looked lovely in an artistic dress of light blue georg- ette crepe over pale blue silk and ex- quisitely embroidered with silk of a darker shade, .2 pearl bandeau held in place the long bridal veil of silk em- broidered net, which was arras ed in a dainty cap, from which it flowed in graceful folds. She carried a briquet f Ophelia roses, with streameie of white tulle. Miss Frances Sache, who attended her sister as bridesmaid, wore a charming dress of cream ninon, embroidered in silk, and finished ou the skirt with a large true -lover's knot in pink s'atin, and at the waist with a broad crush belt also of pink satin. A white picture hat of georg- ette crepe with satin straw, encircled by a big pink ostrich plume, and a baguet of white carnations completed the effect, Mrs. Sache, mother of the bride, who gave her in marriage, was attired in a handsome gown of pussy - willow satin, with vestee of white georgette crepe, adorned with small black silk buttons. With this was worn a black hat to match. R. H. Neale, brother-in-law of the groom, officiated as best man, Ralph Couper, organist, presided at the organ, dur- ing the service and register, anti the happy couple left the church to the familiar strains of the wedding march and amidst the good wishes, congratu- lations and showers of confetti be- stowed on thein by the many friends who had assembled. Imtuediately following the ceremony, lunch Was served at the home of the bride's mother, 10048 88th Ave„ the guests being limited to relatives only. The lunch table was verypretty and dainty, centered with a huge brides's cake on a 'Milne base, surrounded with clouds of white chiffon and green ferns and crowned with minia- ture white gladioli blossoms. Small, silver vases at the corners of the table were filled with palest pink carnations and the chandelier above was gay in a dainty design of white satin etaeat-neva and bows with a bigwhite wedding bell and a number f wee icewpie The bride and groom left 00 the gife o'clock train for the Coast, where the honeymoon will be spent, Later they will snake their 'home at Ethel, On. tario, where Me. Kerr is the owner of a faun for pure-bred stock, The bride's going away costume was of HeductiDo in ILLINERY Balance of my Summer Stock will be reduced to Half Price Lc) clr,tr, 50 as to make room for Fall Goods. 'Phis is a bargain indeed in choice Stock that no one should miss. Miss Kingston Pekin blue gabnndiue, with a psle apricot georgette ('louse, and to chic writhe. Ina ie light burgu,tdy shade with over brim of d:uk blue satin, finished with a dainty Wrench wreath, Mr. and Airs, Kier have been the re- cipients of unmet ..us handsome pv85. onto, ;unpin'.( then, heirgsi1eer, cut- glaes, 1it.en, etc. The groom's gift to the bride was a beautiful gold lavali• er ; while the bride's maid received a dainty gold bracelet artist watch, and the best man, gold cufflinks and a tie pin. The marriage wee one of special interest to a large number of South side residents. The bride, who was ern hate f the daughter o an earl b s g f y and prominent lneal pioneer, the late Frederick F. SRaehe, who settled on the South side about 45 years ago, and she is also the Twice of a well known sturdy pioneer of an even earlier date, the late 1.,hn Walter. She was popu- lar its social circles, an active church worker, and before taking bar train- ing as a nurse in massage treatment, was art enthusiastic Red Cross and V. A. 1). worker during the war ; and the warm good wishes of a host of friends will go with het to her new home, Wroxeter Wm, McLean and family motored to Guelph. John 12. Gibson has purchased a new Ford car, el, Allan, Uolotado, is the guest of relatives here. C. D. Simpson, Brucefield, called on friends in the village, Ashton Morrison is at present visit- iug friends in London. Merton Howe was home from Tor- onto for the week end. Mrs. \Vin. Wilson is spending a week with Belmore friends. Cliff. White made a business trip to Galt and Kitchener last week, Milton and Mrs. Edmunsnn were guests of relatives•io Atwood. Airs. E. Hann, London, is the guest of her father, Jno. Henneberg. W. A. Rutherford was a recent week -end visitors 111 Hamilton. Mi s. A. \Vella, Torouto, is the guest of her parents, T. A. and Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. T. Davey and 2 daughters left, this week for a holiday trip to Sud- bury. L, VanVelsor, of the Bank of s' i isholidaying1' i.car- Ht milto i at Kincar- dine. dine, Wm, and Mrs, Dodds spent the week -end with relatives at Grand Bend. W, Harries, Stratford, is spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. J. Hamilton. Rev, M. Lymberner is visiting Mende in tlse village before leaving for London. 3, and Mrs. Koehler, Ayton, were recent visitors at the home of D. 'ChM pson. D. M. and Mrs, Walker, Niagara Falls, are visiting the !altar's /nether, Mrs, Juo, Gibson. H. Waller )las moved the post -office to the block he recently ptuchased from, airs. Rasmnsseu, Miss Grace Stocks and friend, Miss Dupew, Toronto, are spending two weeks at the farmer's borne. Chester and Mrs, Smitlt returned to Paris on Monday after a few days visit at the home of the former's parents, Jno, and Mrs. Smith. Miss IV, Munro left for Graven- huret on Saturday, where it is hoped the change of air will greatly benefit her, She was accompanied by her mother and abbe, J. N, Allan, HvstiesmM —'A quiet wedding was solemnized at Dovercourt Presbyter- ian, church manse, Toronto, on July 22ttd when Miss MinaMelrose,e ldest daughter of )neve and Mrs. John Douglae, Wroxeter, became the bride of Austin J. Martin, Toronto, only son of Mrs. James Martin, Clinton, The marriage was conducted by Rev, James Wilson, The newly appointed pastor of the Methodist church, Rev. Mr. Holmes with his wife and two daughters ars wf Wednes- day from Nr nndl nd n a o n dnes- e day night. Re occupied his pulpit Sunday evening taking for his text 1 Oor. chap, 1, 37.18, The reverend gentleman is a fineries' President of the Conference from which he hue just enure and an extensive traveller and we wish ltim a very happy and successful pastorate here, jeataddCePOOSSaunsulasNOSOalsauaOsuaaaaaasa fIIMI[Y illEME BRUSSELS USS J Re -opens Mondays and Saturdays Saturday, 6th Edith Roberts IN Fire Oat Admission 20c and 10c, Monday, 8th Fatty rbuckle IN Duster's Millions SPECIAL Admission 30c and 15c. Amongst the eucceseful candidates at the recent Lower School Exam. here were Jean Wylie, Hazel Footer, Wm. Rae, Margatet Ashton and Marjorie Ashton. Congratulations, The monthly meeting of the Wo- men's Institute was held at Mrs. Pope's rooms Tuesday afternoon when an interesting article on Parliamen- tar Laws for Women was read by they President, Mee. G. Davidson, The following Llloping refers to the second daughter of W. A. Ruther- ford :AGH V — UA AN — RUTHERFORD,— D Iron , At Cooke'sOhureh, Toronto, the mar- riage was solemnized by the Rev. Mo. Patter on D. D. of J. Clara, dau h- s J daugh- ter, of W. A. Rutherford,roxeter and Dr, A. E. Cavanagh, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cavanagh, Kinburn. Only the immediate relatives were present. The bride was in white georgette, with white picture hat and carried Ophelia roses. She was at- tended by her sister, Mies Delle, and the groom was supported by his cou- sin, Wm. Kemp, Kinburn. Later, Dr, and Mrs. Cavanagh left for Al- gonquin Park and Eastern pointe, the bride travelling in blown taffeta with duvetyn cloak and fox fur. GODERIOH'S BIG TIME NEXT WEEK. Groat Program for Old soya' Re-union— Premier Drury to Give an Address. Goderich is preparing for the big- gest time in her history—the Old (Rome Week, August 7 to 1L The Old. Boys and Girls are coming from all points of the continent and elab- orate preparations have been made to entertain them. Sunday, August 7, is Old Boys' day in the churches,' when the pulpits will be occupied by eminent divines who own Goderich as their home town, Monday will be reception day, with many interesting events. Tuesday will be the first day of the horse races, two events (2.30 and 2,18) with a $600 purse in each. Wednesday will be baseball day, Wingham, Teeewater, Zurich and Goderich will compete for the cham- pionship. t . Thursday will be marked by a visit from Premier Drury, who will give an address at Agricultural Park at 10.30 a. m. In addition there will be two more horse laces (2,22 and 2.13 for parses of $500 each), and a grand athletic meet for valuable prizes. Band concerts, parades, carnival, dancing and other entertainment features every day. Music by Water- loo Musical Society band, 33rd Regi- ment band, and Lucknow pipe band. Something doing every minute. Everybody within fifty miles of Gode- rich should be there to see the fun, Church Chimes Sunday School Lesson Notes on page See them There will be uo services in St, John's church next Sunday owing to absence of Rector Johnson on his va- cation, This also applies to Sabbath School. In the absence of Rev, Mr. McLeod from his pulpit to Melville church, ser- vices will be conducted by a representa- tiveofthe Brotherhood Movement, an organization that is doiug a flue work, next Sabbath. Rev. Mr, Clark 1 rk took for his text last Sunday morning at the Communion service, Matt, 17-0, 'lie seved others, Himself he cannot gave Evening subject wen "The friendship of One- sepones to Paul," "Faith's Victory" • was the subject dwelt upon by Rev. Mr. McLeod, Sun- day morning, Miss Addie Sparlieg, Toronto, sang a choice solo, In the evening the pastor gave a character sketch of Ponts Pilate, Next Sunday the regular services in the Methodist church, at sr a, m, and 7, p, no,, will he in charge of Gordon Rio- toul, a student, as Rev. Mr. Clark ie away for his holidays. Rev, Dr, Oaten, Toronto, a former pastor, Is expected for the following Sabbath,