The Brussels Post, 1924-1-23, Page 5cie
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Honor graduate Of the Ontario Votorinery
College, Day and night oohs, Office oppolly,:
Pleur Mill, Ethel,
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ly fitted Lenges,
Satisfaction Assured,
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Saturday evening, 7,00 to0ololook..
Phone 20x
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Ad, O. H„ 'village of Si week'.
• Physician, Surgeon, Accouohosr
Offioo of residence, opposite 1401111e Church.
William -street.
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Barristers, Bo:icitors, Notaries Public,
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DUDLEY
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AGENT FOR
Fire, Automobile and Wind Ins.
COMPANIES
For Brussels and vicinity Phone 647
JAMES NI'FADZEAN
Agent Hock Mutual fire Insurance Company
Also
Hartford Windstorm and Tornado insurance
Phone 42 Beal Ternborry Street, Breasels
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The I7tdiall Herbalist
May be found in thi Stratton Block
Brussels, 1 Pednesday and Saturday
of each week until further notice.
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company which greeted the sign.
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WHO ore your visitors ?
TRE Elmsford auction gale attracted a
large crowd last Saturday.
HURON Co. Council is In session at
Goderich, 'Reeve Baeker Is attending,
Waxen out for the eclipse of the sun.
Friday morning of this week. Get your
smoked glass ready.
WHAT about re -organizing a Brass
Baud in town 1 There ate still a half
dozen or more of the members of the last
Band res.deota,
A MASER of people measured their
length 0n the street on account of the
elippoty side being , uppermost. You
had to be very sober to keep on your
pies.
&i' Naw RATES ECM MONEY ORDERS.--
Higher
RDERS.-Higher rates for money orders were put,
into effect on New Year's Day by ex,
press companies in Canada, Phe new
rates are as follows : Up to $2.5o, 5
cents ; over $2 5o to $5.00, 7 cents ;
over $5 to $io, to cents ; over :$to to
$30, 12 cents ; over 830 to $5o, 15 Beate;
over 350 to 360,18 cents ; over $6o to
$8o, 20 cents ; over $8o to $100, 24
cents ; $100 at same rates,
Po= WILLIAM NONAGENARIAN SKATES
ON HIS. BIRTHDAY -A news item from
Fort William on January 14th refers to a
well known former Brusseltte "Hale
apd hearty at eo years of age, Ben Ger-
ry, 224 North Archibald street, enjoyed
bus usuat birthday recreation of skating.
Sunday, Mr. Gerry celebrated his eolh
birthday anniversary, and, although the
thermometer hovered around 23 degrees
below zero, he attended worship in Wes-
ley Church. His usual custom is to don
a pair of skates on his birthday, but fall-
ing as it did this year on Sunday, be
wafted until Monday to enjoy his skate."
Mr, Gerry used to celebrate on skates
when he lived here and was always
ready for fun. Few at his age would
seek a sheet of ice. If able to get about -
at all they would walk round a block if
necessary to miss it
DIED AT Loeuoa rhe death occur
red "Thursday afternoon of last week of
Mrs. Louisa Gilpin, aged 76 years, at her
home, 4o Pipe Lineroa3, London. She
was the widow of the -late Rev. J, W.
Gilpin, and bad been a resident of that
city for many years. She is survived by
3 0005, 'William G., Dunnville, Ont. ;
Herbert T., Bidwell, Michigan, .. and
John, London , sed 3 daughters, Mrs.
Albert Wilkins, Harriston - Mrs. J. C.
Blair, Preston, and Miss Bttieat home.
Funeral services were held at her resi-
dence s13 o'clock on Saturday after-
noon, after which the body was shipped
to Harriston; via the C. N. R, where in-
terment was made in the Harriston
Cemetery Sunday afternoon, Service
was held in Harriston at her daughter's
residence, Deceased was a sister-in-law
of J (. Gilpin, of Brussels,
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Or, D. N. Mclliccs
CHIROPRACTOR
of WInghsm, will bo at the
American. Natoli, Bruesele
Tuoeday and. Friday Afternoons
Adjustmaute given for di.onees or all
kinds, apSe11111ae in dealing with
children.
BRUSS ELS
I1u#11ott
DISTRICT Mi0N311Y0 -Annual meet -
lug r of Mellott Dietiiot Loyal Creep
dsa on wet at Winthropon Tues-
ay, January 8th, There was a large
attendance, delegates being presene
i s
from every lodge in the district.
IgG.
Each lodge allowed a large increase in
membere during the poet year, Die -
Wet Master D. Is Stevenson, 011nton,
was in the chair, Peet District
Master Hanley, Clinton, and Pae1
County Master W. J. Falconer, South
Huron, gave suitable and excellent ad-
dresses on the welfare of the Orde0,
Following officers were elected and in-
etalled by Oonnty Master W. 3, Fal-
coner for 1921 ; District. Maetsi•, 19c1,
Ririe, $eaforth ; Deputy Mastee, Jae,
11, Campbell, of Winthrop ; Chaplain,
John Bullard, Winthrop •, Recording
Secretary, George Evans, Olinten ;
,Financial Secretary, ,urian Hogg,d
'
Winthrop' Treasurer, Thos. Runde,
$eaforth ; Lecturers, W. Cook, John
Pethiok. An excellent hunch was
served by the Winthrop Lodge, after
which the meeting broke up with the
eing.ing of God Save the King.
HORSE FAIRS
Monthly Horse Pairs will be held in
Brtiseels this seaeoo es follows ;
THURSDAY,. IAN, 81, 1924
MAR, 0, 1924
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192
APRs,
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Local and Outside Rulers Will be Present
By Order' of Counoll.
A, li, MACDONALD,
Oletk.
DOING WILL -A YeTrktou newspaper
sayy_ot a former Brusseltte :-Baptist
church at Yorkton, Seek , bad been
without a pastor for 8 months, wheu
Rev. W. H. Bilis, of Medicine Hat, ac..
cepted`the call and came on Nov. 11.
The people had become, greatly .dis-
heartened, many being of the opiniou
that it would be altogether impossible
for any pastor to rally again the mem-
bars of the congregation. However,
the coming of Pastor Ellis has introduc-
ed a uew Helen) every department of
the church work. In less than 2 months
church has been full of people 8
times and upon 2 or 3 occasioos adds.
tional seats had to be secured from an
adjoining hall. Daring December Mr.
Ellis has been taking one country ap-
pointment and there the congregations
have tucreased from 3o to 6o people.
The communion service in December
was, perhaps,. the most largely atteuded
in the history of the church. Rev, Mr.
Orchilyd, Winnipeg, and Rev, Mr.
Sbarpe,. Regina, assist Pastor Ellis le a
special evangelistic effort early in the
New Year,
HARRIS HAMILTON - NOT GUILTY, THE
JURY SAYS Weduesduy's Toroutu
Duey Globe of last Week gives the fol.
lowing report of a case iu which tht
people of this locality were greatly in.
wrested, as Mr. Hamilton Was lormety
teller in the Standard Bonk here; --"It's
a most deplorable verdict, geutlemeu ;
alter this I think I shall not travel on a
street car," said Justice Rtddell, In the
Winter Assizes yesterday, upou receipt
of the ju,y's-verdict of u01 guilty in the
trial of Harris A. Hamilton, ohatged
with manslaughter In connection with
the death of Wilfrid Snow, who was
struck and killed by Hatniltou's automo-
bile on August a3rd last as Ile was a-
lighting from a street car at Dundas
street West and Rushoime road. After
dismissing the jury his Lordship re.
marked : 'See that they are not called
for another jury, for it Is quite unsafe to
have them on one.' Auer assurance
from the Crown that there was no other
charge against the Acquitted man, he dis-
charged Hamihou, woe left the Court-
room with his couusel,'T. N. Phelan, 1t
C. The jury's deliberation lasted 3
hours, TRIS was the second trial ea the
same cbarge for Hamilton, a jury le the
Fall Assizes having failed to agree upon
a verdict after hearing much the same
evidence, Swift upon the close of the
defeuoe, which had been to the effect
teats brilliantly lighted billboard had
Momentarily distracted Hamilton's At-
tention from the road, Assistant Crown
Attorney J. C, Molluer launched an at
reek open such evidence by introducing
2 new witnesses, who flatly contradicted
defendant's corroborated testimony
Walter Sellars, an etnployeeot the Tor-
onto Hydro•etentric System, in the wit-
ness box, swore that the wiring fu the
billboard had not beau installed Zoom•
Goderich
Tenders are called for the new in-
take pipe.
There were 81 births, 85 marriages
and 72 deaths in Goderich in 1023.
Evangelist Torrie, Toronto, is con-
ducting a series of special services
here,
Jno.'Lanninis Chairman of Separ-
ate School Board and D. M. O'Brien,
Sec. -Trees.
Bedford Hotel has been sold to E..
G. Sutcliffe and H. P, Warrener, who
are in possession.
Dominion Road Machina), Co. have
asked the town;to advance $2,200 to
meet their Co's, annual bond, to be
repayed with interese next July.
Clinton
Reeve Middleton is attending the
Go. Council.
Huron Presbyterial met here Tues-
day of last week.
A. Christmas cactus belonging to
Mrs, 3, Diehl has 113 blooms,
The editor of the Record had a fall
in which the left arm received a frac-
ture.
A' oC 1, i
stalled the officers of the'h O. O. F: �-
Clinton.
Choir of Presbyterian church held a
skating party on the rink, with the
Band in attendance"
R. Ohowen is President of the
Sports Association of the Sherlock Re
ManningPiano factory at London.
$15,000 will be borrowed from the
bank to meet current expenditure
until collections from taxes can be
made next June,
D. D. G. M. Harburn, Se f tl n -
LIPE BURDENED
BY DYSPEPSIA
Health
andHappiness
Game
e
With. 1Fult-a-t ►esi
Made From Fruit Juices and Tonics
"Fruit -a -tines", the wonderful
medicine made from the juices of
apples, oranges, figs and prunes, is
one of the greatest means of doing
good that this country of ours has
ever known.
"fruit-a•tives" is bringing health
to hundreds and hundreds of people
who suffer with chronic Constipation,
Biliousness and Dyspepsia.
kir, l?renk Hall of Wyevale, Ont.,
Mei "I purchased a box of" Pruit•a-
tives"and began the treatment. My
l •
condition improved tmmsr Piatey.
The dyspepsia ceased to be thehurden
pf my life as it had been, and I was
freed 01 ConstiConstipation"
.
60e. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e,
At dealers or sett by
Irut t o-tivc 1
Limited, Ottawa, Ont,
Grey township. We will look for-
ward to having you return occasional-
ly to visit us and trust that health,
prosperity and much joy shall be with
you in your new horse. Wishing you
a happy, New Year and many of tttetn
we subscribe ourselves,
YOUR FRIENDS,
The recipient made brief but suitable
replies reciprocating the good feelings
expressed and thanking the friends
for many kindnesses shown,
Listowel
Listowel has's, Girls' Hockey, Club.
H. Goddard judged poultry at Chits -
ley Sho.v.
League services will be bald Sunday
evenings after church.
Legal action is threatened by Jno,
Watson against town for illegal
seizure of flax fibre, he claims.
Hough Oup Foot Ball winners held
ao At Horne when cup wee presented.
R. A. 0limie is President of Horti-
cultural Society and Rev. Copt.
Edivttrds and Mies Schafer Vice
PFesidents. A. membership campaign
Corrie
Mies L. White is taking a Business
College course.
Jno. Sperling has taken possession
of his new farm residence.The dairy business of N. Wade has
been buught by 300. Stewart.
Annual meetingof.Howiek Ageicul-
bural Society was held here last Mon-
day.
Mesdames xno, Koller and Nelson
Steurnol, Orange Hill locality, are im-
proving in health.
Au aunt of Rev. Mr. Finlay's was
buried at Kincardine, Mr. Finlay at-
tending the funeral
Wilfrid Gamble and Miss Vera
Johnston were united in marriage.
They will reside no the groom's farm
near Waldemar. -•
Word was received of the demise of
Robb, Douglas, of Redeem, Sask. He
taught school here years ago and is a
brother-in-law to Ed. James.
Grey
Mrs. Martha McCallum and family
have removed from the 3rd Con. to
Stratford, where they. purpose mak-
ing their home in the weanttine.
Members of the family have been in
the Classic city for .several years,
They carry with them the hearty
good wishes of a wide circle of friends.
fur future success. The Stratford .
people will find the M0001111m family
well worthy of their confidence.
PRESENTATION. --Neighbors gather-
ed at the home of 'Mrs. M. McCallum
and family to spend a fete hours be-
fore the latter removed to Stratford.
Evening was spent in music and social
chat. A tasty lunch wag served.
Following address was read and a
purse of Money presented as one of
the specially •interesting features of.
she evening :-
DnArt )! tnoNns -"Upon learning of
your intended removal froth our
midst, we have come once more to en-
joy the hoepitatity of your home and
spend a few social hours with you.
As life rooves on it is inevitable that
changes must occur, However it is
with feelings of regret that the find
you are going to leave Dur community
for other spheres ,of action. Within
your fatpily circle we have seen
hatmotly, induetey and integrity. It
has been a pleaanre to visit you all
and we will not soon forget the happy
hours spent at Mrs, McCallts n's, The
hear by weloome and the kind atwos-
of
eniulatioto, Itocommtn ate of the hoe. ialty tlife, orthach
and all of you, have been /nest' willing
to ebre the responsibility in guy
undertaking 1" and as neighbors we
lheve found .you nourteou9 and ever
ready to be of aeststanoe, In the
various activities of the church we
have, deeply appregiated your co
opperation and faithful service. Mrs.
McCallum hair been always willing to
give use of home and.lawn for several
church socials and as Secretary of the
W. M. S. she has proved an efficient
worker. To the girls, Misses Florence
and Clara, we are indebted for regular,
attenditnce and capable aeeistance, in
the choir and as for Delhi, he Is a
general. favorite with us all and we
can recommend him wherever he
goes, As a slight torten of our kindly
regard for you, we teak you to accept
this purse, With it we Wish you to
purchase some gift that will serve to
remind you in future days of happy
associations with your friends In
will le put ab, lay. /r, 11. t3o6r 41ttt Ie
Hso,• teas,
At important
addition iras been
1e Listowel
ode i 11, ul of t i
u L I POO
Banner in tine shape .of 0 fine baby
boy. 0 i grata at1 ne n, I o .
Munioipet officers fee 1921 are 1-
Clock Bararoed, at $000,• Treasurer
Savage, at $400 ; Aee.eesor Peening, at
_ Collector e suer
$110 � TaxGo leets r fills ebb t
at 3200 I M. H. 0„ De. Liv ngeton aG
$100
0; • each.
iore, Oaveiland McCauley,
, Fordwloh
Peter Zubrigg'a health le improving,"
l,'Y, Spottou has gone to a 13110410811
College,
Robt. McLaughlin, Neepawe, Man.,
has been visiting here.
Local curlers have been enjoying
solue fun with the serrate and besotns,
Newbridge church choir was enter-
tained at the hospitable home of F. A.
Wood.
Sorry to report Mrs, R. McLan h-
lin's illness but hope for eierly Om-
provement.
Soaforth
13y a fall ;Kra. Archie Scott broke an
5010,
Ales. Robt, Jones is somewhat im-
proved in health.
Alr. McDiartnid underwent an
operation for appendicitie.
Lust Friday Annual meeting of Sea -
forth Agriculturnl Society gas held,
Miss Kate 'Laidlaw, Atwood, was
visiting Robb, and Mrs, Doig, Tuckter.
smith. her uncle and aunt,
As Stewart Bros. are closing their
tailoring business here E. 0. Alexan-
der, tailor, has gone to Galt,
W. Henry is President of Horti-
cultural Society ; Rev, Mr. Ferguson
and Mrs. Alex. Scott Vice Presidents,
and Di. Grieve, Seo-Treas,
COUNCIL MATTERS. -Bylaw No. 254
was given its several readings and
passed, appointing officers for 1924 :-
J. A, Wilenn, Clerk and Treasurer,
salary, $900 ; M. Broderick, Assessor,
3150; Wan. Gillespie, Constable, Sani-
tary Inspector, Collector of dug tax,
street oiling and watering, taxes and
unpaid taxes ; John Knight, Scaveng-
er and pound keeper at 305 per
month ; T. Roy Patterson, Engineer ;
D. F. Buck and 11. 1, Box, Auditors,
826 each ; R. S. Hays, Solicitor, 3100 ;
R. G. Parke, Chief, Fire Brigade, $75 ;
Vern. Wilson, Wm. Morrison, De.
Rayburn, Fenceviewers ; A F. (lutf,
Collegiate Board ; F. G. Neeliu,
A
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iOpc on Cost
For the Next 3o Days
Some Real
Bargains
Special -
Suit Sale
Men's. Made -to -Measure
.Suits
In Blues, Greys 32 00
and all colors
at only
H1W1 ?eiuson
Library Board ; Jas. Hinchley, Board
of Health ; F. J. Burrows, M. D.,
Medical Officer. Motion, Orich-
Hntchinenn, that Council is in favor
of Public Utilities proposition of sink-
ing another well and consider it
necessary in the public interest, and
will take the necessary steps to fur-
nish the phoney for same, Motion,
that the Firemen be given their usual
giant of $800 and the assessed mem-
bers be granted $55 each was passed.
Blyth
Miss Hood is visiting at Guelph.
Reeve Milne is attending Co. Coun-
cil
The Orange Lodge room bas been
improved.
Aire, Peter MoDonald had her
tonsils removed,
Waiter McGill, who underwent an
operation for appendieitis, is getting
along well.
l4tts� Fife, d lrttetich, is ;Olaitibi# ail
t e Methodist patsenage,
The Bainton residence has been par'
chased by O1u
gtil t Oh mbs
s,
Annual meeting of 7relapitoue co.
Thnt'sday afternoon of this week,
P. Gardiner and 0, McClelland taro
Auditors for the village,- D. Oowan:if)
,Assessor at 300.
Rlt7,tiitNl#D to Ian WztaT,-»Bpborb
Cote, Minden, Saelt„ who has bern
visiting his mother, MI's..., Cole, left
to is home. It is 17 year?
r,
Cole visitedilyth and
old neigh,
hors and friends in Morris township.
Ile is quite an exteneive farmer end ..
reports pu'ospetity although in scmo
parte of his Proviooe agpioulture has
had some setback/3 during the past
few years that have made farming not
so profitable as it othevwviee would
Wore been,
Huron Bounty
'
Alexandra Hospital,o erioh .re -
1, G d
ceived $25 Prete Mrs, W. H. Miner,
Ohazy, N, Y,
Thos. Wiggins, Dungannon, damag
ed some ribs by falling on the edge of
the sleigh box.
Mieees Olive Tet'riff and Nettie
Cottle, Whitechurch, are back from a
trip to the West.
Owen Geiger was re-elected Reeve
of Hensall by a majority of 2 votes
over R. Higgins,
Langside ladies debated the ques-
tion of the serviceability of the cow
versus the horse. The men defended
poor old Dobbin, Honk 1 Honk 1
Slimes held in the Ruggles 7.'rucic
Co., London, that is financially em•
hatrassed are said to amount to $80,
000 in Zurich and Crediton locality.
Murray Keriraglsan, Colborne town-
ehip, stood let in a class of 28 at the
Central Technical school, Toronto, at
the Ohristtnue exams. A good record.
A Holstein Durham eow 6 years old,
that came in on Oct, 25, gave 1587lbs.
of milk in. November and 1400 in De-
cember, She betongsto G. Andrews,
Goderieh. She is the bossy that
"should be fed on the best of hay
even if not milked 40 times a day,"`
Evening classes are now on the pro-
gram at Goderich ie the Public
Library basement. Basketry, fancy
knitting, Koine nursing, cooking,
dressmaking, millinery and automo-
bile mechanics is theiwide range of the
program. This affords a great op-
portunity to people.
THE FINAL WEEK
OF OUR -
January Clearance
WiLL BE
Clothing Week
Times have been hard. People have been saving. They have had to. Prices
have been too high. Doing without that Suit or Overcoat has become quite
necessary because you felt you could not afford to lay out so much Money.
This Final Week of our January Clearance has changed all this, We have shattered previous prices. Set up a
new standard of value. Soy ou CANNOT AFFORD to put off buying that suit when you get prices like the
following
Men's Suits
Regular
$18 oo for
27: so for
3o. 0o for
35 0o for
40 0o for
45 0o for
50, oo for
Now
$ 9 98
14 85
17 45
19 75
24 85
29 85
31 85
I 'Nearly all above lines are
Artcraft Tailored
inimusimosmommormswomesimmos
Boy&
Suits
Regular Now
$S00oo $ 46
6 95 95
1250 795
1600 998
Ig od 12 79
sismossiselimatimminseis
2I o0 13 98
1
Overcoats
January
• Clearance
7 95
11 95
14 95 •
16 95
21 65
25 50 .
warsormnisi
This is the Final Week of our January Clearance. Dome
and let us fill your needs at these Wonderfully Low Prices
Men's Wear
W. D. HAMEL
Brussels