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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-8-4, Page 8• We give a list of our goods that will add to the fort of the trip. What do you need ? Look aver the items, 04,444+4,01414. ida� Time is Nere 1 coM- Tooth Take • Brushes • Ktenze Brushes . Each to a separ- ate carton - • 40c, 5oc & Doc • Other Tooth Brushes • 20e, 252 & 35c Mann Tooth Paste • 35c asd Doc flaxen Tooth Paste 25c • Pepsodent Tooth Paste •p 5011 • 2 • • along a good Supply of Kodak films Soaps Soap Boxes 3os each & up Klima Soap Woodbury's Soap Powder Puffs 152 & 251 Whisks ` 25c & 350 Chamois Pearl Tooth Powder Brownie Cameras Kodaln Sponges 2Se i Films Developed and Printed Bathing Caps 150 250 Yucca Talcum 26c Violet Duloe 26c Parndia 76c Jonteel BSc Jonteel Combina- tion Cream 60c Rexail Cold Cream95c Blades for the Safety Razor Gillette— 6 io pkge ., 50 12 in pkge ...... .... 1 00 Autostrop—pkgs .... ...... ..........5oc & r 00 Durham Duplex— pkge 6o Rexsll Shaving Cream 40 Rexall Shaving Stick 35 Rexall Shaving Lotion --bottles... . 4oc & 6o Piashflghts and Batteries • II • Watetmae's Fountain Peas give ood service. Priced at $2 5O and up. rd Baltimore Portfolio contaius a good supply of Writing Paper and Envelopes. Price 5oe. F. R. SMITH The Store Druggist and Stationer 'b•+Ar.F.+•+•k.a4+•+*+s'!'ofi++$'Fa*0.14,4.41**4'.+ +•'►ss•'i'•+•f f'o'cal eb Stems FAIL Fairs will soon be on. POTATOES are said to be a light crop. Soma good catches of fish are being made at the Maitland. CouNchi. did not meet Monday even- ing. We hear it will convene a week later. You bave not cut your weeds yet A dandy crop will be assured for 5922. Wake up. LI-Tows2 and Godericb have the call this week and next week for Old Boys' Re -unions LET Tim POST know of your Summer visitors, or where you are going for your vacstiou. AT the Grand Bend Ford pic-nic, last week, D. M. Scott, Brussels, took 3rd prize in a ne of he foot races, M ns RING Tow is offering great re- ductions in Summer Millinery. Read what the has to say in her advt. Gnome number of folk are squaring up arrear subscriptions to THE POST. We're grateful. Do it some more. &,AaD of Directors of Fall Fair met last Saturday and finished plans for the coming Fair. It promises to be a good one—if you help it along. HAY fever and Asthma are quickly re- lieved with RAZ MAH. Time to fi{ht rheumatism is the warm weather. RAZ - MAH and the T. R. C,'s both sold by Jas Fox, SeacrAs- Bargains in lrlen's Sunday Shoes are offered by Joe Scbwadron, Brussels, at the wonderful price of $3.75. Change of advt. too late for regular space this week SALE OF HOMEMADE BARING —Friday of this week, ander the auspices of the Ladies' Md of the Methodist church a Sale of Homemade Baking will be held on the chtt ch lawn from 3 to 7 p. m. Supper will also be served. You are invited to attend. ARE Yon GOING WE•.T'THIS HARVEST? On page 5 of this issue will be round the advt, of the C. P R. calling attention to the annual Harvest Excursion, $15 to Winnipeg August loth is probably the date most suitable to people in this lo• cality. Special train from Toronto. See the advt. Beannouncement in this issue it will heob er ell that e v a a Foot cap ert of Dr. Scholl method, will be at Downing Bros, store, Brussels Wednesday of next week, rotb Inst. 15 you have shoe troubles call and see him and be shown bow you may get relief. Read the advt. and be happy. THE POST 50 pleased to state Lyle Forsyth, one of Brussels pupils writing at the recent Entrance Examination, won tbe highest marks in East Huron Inspectorate viz. 654 We congratulate Miss Lyla and wish her successes cor- responding with this one, It's a feather in the cap of the school and a boquet to the teacher Miss Annle Geddes. WORK 11 so made good progress at the repairs to the mill dam during past week. Stone was crushed by the Car- diff mill and the McNab cement mixer soon got tbe material ready, Wall is 10 feet high and 36 feet long and when fill- ing in at the back is complete the work should stand a good many years. Low water bas favored the carrying out of the job. Now A K, C,—We are pleased to notice that Barrister U 'MoFgddee, e wall known legal light of Sault Ste. Marie, Oat., and a former old boy of Brussels, lias had conferred upon him the honor of King's Counsel ;by Altor- ney General Raney, Congratulations are extended by many old friends here, Mrs, David Walker, Brnssels, 1s a sister of the gentleman so honored, • • • • • • MuNCEY Indian flax pullers are here to assist in harvesting the crop. THAT bunch of weeds on the proposed postoffrce site is au eyesore, What are they being kept for ? DID you get an East Huron Fall Fair prize list yet ? Secretary Black will he glad to supply you. Fair well be held in Brussels Thursday and Friday, Sep- tember 15 and 16 RACE HORSE SOLO.—J, H. Galbraith, Brussels, bas sold his speedy pacer, "Jim Hal," to R. Colvin, Teeswater, at t a good figure. He was hardly swift I enough for John Henry. ' DON'T forget the Auction Sale of 1 Household Furniture Saturday afternoon of this week at 2 o'clock, at rear of Bank of Nova Scotia. Sale without re serve as the proprietor, W. H. Stiles, and family purpose removing to the West in the near future. Fon ASALs.-11 good Piga 6 weeks old, Call awl see them and you'll want to buy. Phone 8518 Oxon, BATSMAN, Ethel. 8 PIGS 6weeks old for sale. Lot 15, Con. 7, Morrie. CLAnaxcxBrussels Phone 465. HONEY Fon SA05.—H1gh grade extracted clover honey. P, tee 20 aents_per pound. Bring your container. GEo LAKs Phone 4215 Lot 6, Con. 14, Grey. SIDE Curtain of car found. Owner may have it by proving property and paying for this notice, at Toe Poor Publishing House. FDa BALE,: li young plga for 365 00 Good ones. Your ohotce, for next 2 weeks, for 51.00 Ancona Cookerele. D DAVIDSON, Phone 2519. Lot 5. Con. 12, Grey. ance Officers be appointed according to DWELLING rooms to let nbove store vacant law and their departments organ zed to Sept. first. Apply 10 CHAPMAN BROS. ensn'e fist, that all young persons be- FAMILY THEATB( itoscoe f attyl Arbuckle ae'Brewster's Millions' A Paramount Picture Manday, Aug Your Harvest Expenses WAVE you sufficient ready money with which to meet the expense of harvesting your crop ? If not you are cordially invited to discuss your posi• tion with our local Manager. Standard Service always affords practical and help. ful accommodation. THE STANDARD BANK QF CANADA 411 TOTAL ASSETS OVER NINETY MILLIONS Brussels Branch: • C. H. Semis, Manager. Dublin Branch: • F. McConnell, Manager. Rev. and Mrs, McLeod are away for t) 1 short holiday. Rose hunter, junior in the Standard Bank, Is having his holid tys. I. Garfield and Mrs, Long, Niagara Falls, were holiday visitors in town, Mrs. W. H. Kerr has been spending a week in C intoe at the home of her son. I. I., Kerr, Miss Loraine Hingston, Toronto, is spending tier vacation in Brussels with relatives. George Buchanan, 13 A ," teacher at Swtft Current, Sask , is bare for holidays at the parental home Misses Rebecca and Mae McQuaig, 8 Upek0°w. spent a few days here et the home of Archie and Mrs Thornton, I During rsst week Fred. Hunter has been sp'odipg his vacation at Meaford and Oven Sound with relatives and old ENGAGEMENT. — Mrs. Nellie Reith, Clinton, announces the engagement of ber daughter, Flora, to it ilfrid C. 'rteonipsou, marriage to take place in August. THIS week W. Bell was running a re- fresbmeut booth at the Ln ower Old Boys' re -union A large number from this locality have been taking in the program. LOWER SCHOOL EXAMS,— In last week's issue the list of successful Lower School pupils from Brussels was incor- rect in the fact that names were omitt- ed, Here's the very satistactory stand- ingcreditable alike to pupils and teach- ers :— Jean Turnbull 0), Cameron Denuls, Ella Fraser, Marjory Hoover, Norman Hoover, Jessie Miller, Janet MoVettie, .Anna McFadsean, Margaret Nolan, Velma Heist, Edith Dark, Thelma Burgess, This makes 12 out of 14 who passed. Nobody was any better pleased over the results than Principal Scott and Miss Morris who worked bard to secure re- sults Brussels School is still in the fore. front. We congratulate, DOES THIS APPLY TO YOUR FAMILY ?— Under tbe changes in the School Law, Sec No 3 of the Adolescent Suhool At- teudnuceAct, says :—Section 3 of the Act, which comes into operation on Sep- tember 1St, 1921, provides for the at- tendance at school of adolescents be- tween fourteen and sixteen years of age, The Minister announces that in con- formity with this section of the Act, pupils are expected to remain in full- time attendance at school until they are sixteen years of age unless employed on the authority of a home permit or an em- ployment certificate as provided for by the Act, but that it is not his ioteotion to instruct Attendance Officers to snake the Act retroactive by endeavoring to compel young persons between fourteen and sixteen years of age who have been engaged 'u regular employment to re- turn to school. School authorities, ac- eard(ny,le, will, in the beginning, be charged with providing only for the con• tinued instruction of those who are at present at school and not for the num- bers who :night be forced to return to school by the strictest iuterpretstiOn of the Act. At t e same time, the Minist- er expects that the Act will be made fully effective to the extent that Attend - YOUNG pigs for sale, Apply to J. R DfOR- anre, Lot 8, Con, 11, Grey township. Phone 2628. Da. F. T. Harem, of Toronto, will he in Brussels on 'Thursday and Friday August 4 and 5 for consultation in disease of ear. nose and throat. Appointment may be made by ringing 88 ring 2. Tex Dominion Feather & Mattress Co. are located in Brussels and are making the Sari. tary ten roll feather mattreaa- Drop a oard t0 Brussels and our agent will oath Sanaa and lot for gale, Queen Street, Bras. sale. For further particulars apply on the premises. Mese MONAB, Brnsaela, Fon SAr.It,—First clime young cow, due to freshen in about a week.he 894 r EryheavBRAY. 2 fresh Rowe for sale. DONALD MOTAGOART, Phone 2910, Tris Dominion Feather & Mattress Co., Brussels ba all kinds of feathers, old or new. y n a 1 Dropa onr and our agent 111 cull. dg W WREN you're going home take n City Dairy ion cream brick with you. from W. A. GREW- Att'e. DOMINION Feather and Mattress Co„ Brno• vela, make the Down Comforters from your feather bed, Drop n card and our agent will call and show samples of our work. 8 4 Da. PARKER, Oeteopathlb Physiolnn, visite Brneneis Monday afternoon of Boob week. Chronic and nervous detention ancoaaafully treated, Visits residencies. Consnitatton at Queen's Hotel. BsPREAENTATrVE WANTED for Branoola and Huron County to represent "The Old Reliable Foothill Nurseries; Big antes are to be mnde in gelling Nursery stock during the reene- atrnation period. A splendid opportnnity for a live gnlesmnn, 'Highest commissions paid, handsome, tree equipment, large line of fruit and ornamental stook to otter. SToNa & W eLLrxoTON, Toronto, Ont. BRussins is without a resident parson lhrs week as tbe local trio is away boli• (laying. It is up to everybody to be as good as possible. SATURDAY Of this week Robt. W. Fer- guson is putting ou a Dollar Day Sale ie dress goods, general dry goods and many other lines and asks you to call and get a sheaf of the bargains, His advt. specifies some of the lines to be offered, GODERICIt is putting 011 a great pro- gram next week at the Old Boys' Re- union. Particulars may be read in the advt. on sat page. Several Brusselites,' wiso were former Godericb residents, a ong with Lumerous others will attend. tweet. Dior een and x'een years of age shallhe either at school or at work ; and, second, that all those who are at work either at home or in gainful employ- ments, shall hold the permits or certifi- cates required by law t$ People We Talk About it tt tt W. B. Strachan is home fur a vaca- tion, Miss Elsie Stinson, Harristoo, Was tbe guest of Miss Jennie Robb, Brussels, D. Lowry. 'Toronto, was renewing old friendships In Brussels during the week, Jas. Au derson a ud bride have arrived home om an enjoyable a triP to the . West, We are sorry to bear of the illness of Will. Robb,'l'tloenas street, but hope be wilt soon be convalescent. Dr and Mrs. Lackner, Kitchener, were calling on relatives in town on their return trip from Kincardine to their home town. Mrs Louisa Lunn, nurse, wbo has been to Florida witb a patient for sever- al months, has returned to Detroit. She was here tor a short visit during past week. Rev and Mrs Johnson and daughter are away to Eastwood, a former parish, and other points for a holiday, They attended as organ recital Monday at their old charge and met many old friends. Jno. Crerar, Queen street, wee home fora few days He is employed with a lightning rod construction gang in the Ottawa region. The job appears to agree well with him only it 58 a long piece from home Wednesday morning Jno aid Mrs, Cott and son, Harvey, accompanied by Mr. Holland, ail of Godericb, were call- ers 00 THE PosT, It was their Civic Holiday and they had come to Walton per C P R , whets Coulon Holt, of Jamestown, met them with his car "to convey them for a v'sit at the Holt home- stead and with relatives and ft lends ie Howick. The Cult families are well re- membered in this locality, friends. J and Mrs. Cohean and sons, Harry and Chas , Chesley, were visitors at the home of Alex, and Mrs. Stewart, Queen street. Mrs. D. D. Stewart, of Winnipeg and sons, Jack and Donald were visitors with A. and Mrs, Stewart and family, Brnssels. Mrs. George Lott and Miss Edith, of Wingbam, and Miss Addle Lott, Toron- to, were visitors fn Brussels for the week end. Miss Eva Bryans and Mrs. (Dr.) Ed- ward Bryans, Toronto, have been here for an enjoyable visit at the former's parental borne, Mrs. MCPherson. Detroit, Mich., re. turned to her home last Thursday after speeding a week with A R. and Mrs. Currie, Jobn street, Mrs, Addie, David Fountain and Austin Wort, London, were here for the week end visiting the Currie and McDowell families. W. M. and Mrs. Sinclair and Miss Ruth motored to Hamilton on Tuesday where they will spend a week visiting relatives and friends. I C. and Mrs. Richards, Hamilton were calling in town last week. Their son Charlie, Toronto, accompanied them as he was having his vacation. Nurse Annabelle Dawson, of Wyom- ing, who is doing duty at Dennis Horne, Port Huron, has been visiting Mrs, (Rev) McLeod, at Melville manse. Last Monday Rev. and Mrs. Clark and family left by motor for Kingsville where they will spend a few weeks at their Summer cottage where they have gone for years. Rev. and Mrs. McKibbon and family, Gorrie, were in town, while enroute to Bruce Beach for a vacation, and called at the home of the former's sister, Mrs. Wm Armstrong. Harold end Mrs, Best and 3 children, of Moosejaw, and Mr, Ferris, Toronto, were week end visitors with Wm, and Mrs. Gillespie, William street, Mrs. Best is a sister to Mr Gillespie. The Misses Haddock, one a Mission• are' on furlough from China and the other a Deaconess, bave just returned from a delightful hnlidav trip to Ireland, atter an absence of 20 rears, Miss Had- dock starts for Chitla about September, Miss Isabel Dark, who had been visit- ing at the parental i5ome, Church street, returned to her position at Halbrite, Sask„ last Salurdyy. Sbe was accom- ponied by ber sister, Miss Pearl. who purposes remaining in the West for awhile, '1'be young ladies went via Chicago, During the past week Mrs, Chambers, daughter of Elijah and Mrs, Jacklin, to- gether with her daughter and son-in- law and their three daughters, all of Detroit, have been visiting in town and relatives in Grey township. The visit- ors motored from Detroit. They report tuueh unemploymeut in their borne city and very short crops on the road here, On Wednesday evening relatives to the number of 35 gathered at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Jacklin to bid their American friends Goodbye. All spent an enjoyable time. A eouple of families did not get home until 5 a. m next morning, Business Education THE Wall Terre of the Canada Business College, Listowel, begins Monday„ Angual, 20th, Nine put of ten steno- ge aphers and bookkeepers in this vicinity look to Toronto for a position, therefore, you should get your training nt the 0 B. 0., Listowel, and be'placed and kept in a position by the Canada Bueioeea College, College and Syncline, Toronto. The Spawn Colleges are the largest trainers of young people in Canaria, Twelve Colleges in Canadian towns and cities. Individual Itl- struction, A Diploma from the Commercial Educators' Associa- tion of Canada. Mail "Courses, Day and Night Classes. Special Course for Farmers' Sons. Write for particulars to CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE, Listowel or Toronto. Mrs H. E. and Miss Maddock, of Kincardine, were renewing old friend - chips in Brussels. The former is a sis ser of H. L. Jackson, of towp, and will be better remembered by saying she was Elsie Jackson in maiden days. Postmaster Scott has been poorly dur- ing part of the past week in the shape of sort of fainting spells, High blood pres- sure is the cause, it is said. Hope he will soon be free from his indisposition for F. S is not built on the lay-up lines. B and Mrs Gerry, Fort William, have recently returned from an enjrvable visit at the home of their son. Albert, who lives at Indian Head. They were on hand for au old time picnic in the Qui Appelle valley, Dominion Day do• Ings and the 12th of July celebration, They found everything in good shape and crop prospects fine. Hope for 20 to 30 bushels per acre. Mr Gerry writes he Was sorry to miss the Press party at Fort William but is following the trip report in THE POST We were sorry to miss he and Mrs. Gerry also but folk who gad about must meet with these experiences. HORN SMITE,—At 609 Dupont Street, Toronto, en July 25111, 1921. to Mr, and Mrs. J. B, Smith MRS Isabel MoTeggart) a son — Robert Douglas. MARRIED MARTIN—D eoGr,A9.—In Toronto, on:rely 22nd, 1921, by Rev. James Wilson, lir. Austin .5, Martin, Toronto, to hiker mina' Moo troae, eldest daughter of Reeve and Mrs John Douglas, Wroxeter. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of onr. mother, Mrs Peter McQnarrte, Brussels, who entered into rest July 26th, 1920. Absent but not forgotten. MRO.J C. PaiDRANI, W. T. MOQGARnIa AND FAMILY, BRUSSELS MARKET Fall Wheat -- Oats Pelle Barley Batter Eggs HORN Bay 31 40 60 tl 50 60 1 75 1 56 66 20 9D 1800 2059 Notice to Morris Ratepayers Anyone intending to pay cash on the Mur. rayLalnb Extension, the Merle, the Evans, the Kirkby, the Kelly, or the'Senora Drains must notify the Trennurer (A, Shaw, Bluevnle P. 0.) at ones, as the debentures will now be offered for sale. A. MAOEWE0-2 OIerk. Dollar Day 4a Saturday Next, Aug. 6th We are going to put on a Dollar Day Sale. We can- not quote prices through the press as space will not permit. Come and see what you can purchase for One Dollar, Real Bargains in. Remember the Date. Silks, Satins, Ribbons Flannelettes, Shirtings Towellings, Sheetings Galatias, Suitings Trimmings, Table Oil Cloths Duck and many other things. Pick up the Bargains. R. W. FERGUSON 8 e • • s 0 • Epsom 1 Salts fl aoowtiaDaa it l tbi6191!1 41 a Fox's drug Store THE STORE• Weekly Store News Hot i • Nob very pleasant to take- Not particularly pleaaaot to talk about, But when you need them you will find our quality strictly $ret•claas. Large bright crystals in • large cardboard package • 15 Cents • • t • • • 0 True to Name 0 • • Its Tasteless Penslar Cod Liver Extract Our Great System Builder 50c and $1.00 • Weather •• • Requisites • 1Skovah Health Salts • Kknvah Lemonade • Warn pole's Grape Salta • ' Orins'Feun. Salt • Iiorsford's Acid Phosphate o Tartaric Aoiidd • nitric Ac • &c., ,Stc. 0 • Clean Teeth Don't Decay Penslar Tooth Paste Cleanses, Beautifies and Preserves the Teeth, lac the pkge. Waterman Ideal 0 fountain Pens Always O a gond assortment 8 on hand to choose O from. • $2 50 up • • Hammocks This is ideal weather for Hammocks and we have some good ones much below last sea- son's prices. See them Khat did You Say ? WELL,rJUST THIS: That onr Developing and Printing business is giving great satisfac- tion. Bring us your next Film and you'll say so yourself. • • ii FOX'S DRUG STORE 8 "Careful Prescription Dispensers" • DRUGGIST and STATIONER • 8••a•••a•••••oe••••o••••oo••e••••••••••e•o•••••••••"• a• • • 0 • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • a • • • • • s • • • w To Contractors The Reeve and Council of the Tonnehlp of htorrle ere asking for tenders for the construe• tion of the Brewer, the bacon, the Coultas, the Cardiff. the Hopper and the Blyth Creek Extension Dralne. Plane, profiles end specie. cations at the Clerk's residence. Tenders will be opened nt the Township Ball, on Monday. Angnat 16th, 1921, A. MACEWEN. Clerk, Tenders Wanted Tenders will be received, up to August 8th, noon, for the eonntruotion of ,two cement bridges, at Lots 7 and 14 on Con. 4, Grey town. ship. Plana and apeeiflcatlons may be seen at the Clerk's office, Ethel, or at the home of Reeve McNabb, Cranbrook. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. R. MACDONA LD, Township Olerk,Ethel. Nouse and lot tor Sale. The undersigned offers for Bale his house and lot on Thomas street, Brussels. Good frame hoose, large lot, herd nod soft water, good stable, several fruit trees. For further particulars apply to H. V. NERNST', Brussels, P. 0. MAUDE C. BRYAN'S OPHTHALMOLOGIST Graduate Depni•traent of Ophthalmology. Me. Cormick Medial College, Chicago, Ill. Three months pont graduate course dnring past year. Eyes correctly fitted with Glasses. Head. aches, Inflamed Styes, Granaleeted Bye Lida and other Eye troubles, ce aped by Eye-ateatn. relieved through properly Mod Glasses. Satisfaction Assured. Optical Parlor in Leckie block, one door South of Bnrrtater Sinclair's Wilco. Opine hours : 9 to 12 n, en.; 1 to a p. m. Alco Wednesday and Saturday oveninga. Phone 291c ring 4 Old Home Week in Goderich August 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 - 1921 Five Big nays of Ile -union, Sport acid fun PARADES BAND CONCERTS CARNIVALS Waterloo Musical Society Band 33rd Regiment Band lucknow Pipe Band 2 Days' Horse` Races $2,000 in Purses TUESDAY, AUGUST 9th 2.30 Trot oe' Pace—Purse $500 2.18 Trot or Pace—Purse $500 THURSDAY, AUGUST llth 2 22 Trot or Pace—Purse $500 2,13 Trot or Pace—Purse $500 Base Ball Tournament WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10th Competing Tearhs—Wingbam, Tees water, Zurich, Godericb Grand Athletic Meet THURSDAY, AUGUST llth Events include Five -mile and One.mile Open Rncee Relay Race be- tween e - twee toama of P eth Iuon and Bruce • Tug-of-war between Hutton and Bruce ; Caledonian Games, Highland Dancing and Piping, and many other attractive features, DON'T MISS THE BiG EVENT OF THE YEAR. rr P•••••••4••••.•.••••••••4•.•••.4••••••.••••••••••4/••.! The d Palace Baker • • t$ • • • Give the Kiddie Plenty of our bread spread with butter or jam and he'll not want or need any other solid food. Our • ,;; bread is a so evenly balanced 3 . : i ''„ food that youngsters thrive on i it wonderfully and never gab ` tired of it either, If your boy's • 4,, appetite is capricious try out' b r! r L' C/1,-* bread and iiia little while you'll • 0 0'III I6 iI ll• ` c 1 i find him always ready fora slice i` I`i� ti,A of it and another one too; Ilii .. rl 4 2 W,E,WILLIS I • •••••.••••••••••••.•4.••••..••••••••.•.••••••••••4•$i