The Brussels Post, 1924-1-23, Page 8Store
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The hind it] the Rattnd Tin pkg,
IP stud 250,
You can he assured the Quality is
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Remedy for Coughs and 4'olds.
35Cand TQC.
Purest Glycerine
and Noss Water
For Chapped Hands
enc bots.
Rexall God liver 011
Emulsion
Builds Flesh and Is a
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Rose
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$Qa.p
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2 large Cakes, 25a
Lunch Kits
Complete with Plot Vacuum Bottle
$2.25
_jaded Cold Cream
or Jnnteal Camhinatine Cream
50c Jars
Horehound
Candy
35C lb,
Formolid
Throat Ease
roc and 25c
Paraforrnic
Throat
Loze26 gars
Good
Remedies
Rexall Cold Tablets ' - 25e
Wampole's Cod Liver
0i1 - $1.00
Dreeo Bots, 3.25
Scott's Emulsion 65e & L30
Milk of Magnesia
Large bottle - 50e
Laxative Bromo Quinine 80e
Toilet
Needs
Cream of Violets, bots. 85c
Lemon Cocoa Butter
Lotion - bats. 35c
Almond Bloom Cream 60e
Three wRice
Powder 900
Lorie Liquid Shampoo 50e
Peroxide Face Cream 25c
Rexall Cold Cream 20e & 35c
F. SMTH
'77e✓�wa Store Druggist and Stationer
Taal.
DID you read the new advt. of W. D.
els Items p g 5
WHAT ahout early chicks? G- R, Wel-
ler's Advt, should be of interest to you.
"Orphans of the Storm," Saturday
and Monday evening's at the Family
Theatre.
LOCAL and District news on pages 4
and 5."THx POST gives the news" is
no fable.
How is your coal supply ' Couple of
cars expected at a nearby date by G. R.
Weller. See his.advt.
SOME. neighborhoods are bragging
about "clutches" of early chicks. Are
there any record breakers around here ?
Dor'T neglect to read the advertise..
meets. A dollar or so saved every week
by keeping tab on bargains offered is.
surely worth while.
Tex sale of home made Baking last
Saturday afternoon, under the direction
of St, 'John's church Guild, was quite a
success. It was held at Miss Mary
Ross' store,
ALEX STRACHAN recently invested in
a Yorkshire terrier—the 3rd to carry the
name of Dewey, the predecessors going
out by.. the accident route, The new
canine attracts the attention of mbre
than the kiddies, who are greatly taken
with "the dear little dog."
D. O. Ross was re-elected Cbairman
of Brassets School Board for 1924 He
has been associated with school affairs
here for the past 28 years and has ma0i-
fested deep interest in the cause of
education that is commendable, Miss
Florence. Buchanan was re.appoi0ted
by School Board to a seat at the Public
Library Board.
ROBERT T WINSTON DECRASED—Satnr-
day of last week Robert Johnston pass-
ed away, at bis home in Toronto, in his
wet year. Funeral took place Monday
in that city. Deceased was a former
resident of Brussels for some years; when.
he was inlpartnersbip with "Tot" Cocb
rane in the Monument business, He is
survived by bis wife, a son, Ivan, and
daughter,; Mrs, Bell. Mr. Johnston was
a member of Brussels 1, 0 0 F. Lodge
and were remembered. He had been in
poor health for some years. Old friends
here sympathise with the bereaved.
by announcement in another column
it will be seen that Joseph Edmund
Seott passed away at Aylmer, Ontario,
on January 5th, in his 'sand year and
was buried from his late home, Talbot.
street, on the 8th fust„ interment taking
place in Aylmer cemetery. Local in -
from
tercet is felt to Mr, Scott'sdecease
the fact that his wife Was a Former resi-
dent of tbis locality, is the person of
Miss Lihble Ball and old friends here
will sympathise With her in her widow-
hood, There are no children in the
family. Mr, Scott was a fine spirited
man, enjoying the ,esteem of a wide
oirele,
ExrasasE5 THANKS,—The following
note from Fort William, written in the
handwriting of our former Brusselite, B,
Gerry, speaks for itself :—We Wish to
express our most hearty thanks to the
members of Brussels Methodist church
congregation for their kindly greeting
and expresssion of goodwill to me on my
Both birthday. Mrs, Gerry joins me in
r.his. In thinking over the members of
No. 2 class, Mr. Gilpin writes that Mrs.
Gilpin: and himself, are among the few
left. I remember W. H. Maunders and
S. Carter and Wife ss in the number,
We used to walk In company together
hat now we go single handed, The
Gerry Camillo here are well as usual.
Wishing one and ail Of the old friends
Goodspeed. I am,
oure Very Truly,
B. GERM
Fort Wiitialu, rannaryr8ah, 1924.
Hamel on a e this week ? He has a
surprise for yon.
120 below zero on Monday, It telt
like twice that wben you were facing
tbe b'izzarddy bluster.
De PARKER. Wingbam, left on Moo -
day for Daytona, Florida, where he will
visit for 4 or 5 weeks. He hopes to re.
some his visits to Brussels on his return.
UP we RDS of moo loaves of baker's
bread are conveyed some days on certain
mail routes from Brussels. It is a good
recommend as to the staff of life turned
cot from our bakeries,
FOR SAL'S-2 young cows to freshen about
Feb. 1st, Lets 9 & 10, Con. 4, Morris. Phone
9218. A. PtmoTER.
Goon Young Cow for sale, will freshen at
nearby date. R. A, BTRADSHAW,
Phone 1712 Lot 20, Coo, 0, Mortis,
4 Connor Paps for sale, a month old.
Apply at TRE Pon.
Goon milk cow for male. Will freshen in
about 2 weeks,
Phone 845. Roy BALL,
FOR SALE.—Masaey-Barris tractor 1222 h. p.
n 8 -farrowed Verity plow, 1 Maple Leaf 20
inch grinder and 118Inch oat roller. All in
good working order.
JAMES Mronr$, Brussels, R. R. 0.
Fon SALs.-1 baggy, 1 cotter and one set
light harness, all In good condition, 3100 w111
boy the lot. The outfit may be seen at
Wroxeter. Write to Box 100, Clinton.
COMBONTAELE house and e, acre lot for sale
on Flora street, Brassets. Good stable small
fruits, &c. Good neighborhood. Early pos-
session. For further particulars apply on the
promisee. Phone 78. MARY A, BOLT.
CARD OP THANKS,—We wish t0 ex-
press our thanks to the many neighbors
and friends, not forgetting the Odcl Fel-
lows Lodge, for kind deeds, beautiful
flowers, &a, in connection with the ill-
ness and demise of Mrs. Walter Smith.
It was appreciated beyond expression,
Yours Thankfully,
W, C. SMITH ANP MEMBERS OF FAMILY.
AN UNusUAL FIND.—A bee's nest was.
discovered in ao unused chimney at tbe
residence of Ed. and Mrs. Brewer,
Turuberry street South. On closer
examination about halt a boiler full of
prime Honey was secured. The hive
offered considerable objection at being
routed out of their Winter quarters and
put up a fight but January temperature,,
plus an aggressive onslaught by the
honey -seekers soon overcame the opposi-
tion, Pbat section of the town has bad
so much to do with bee-ology it seems to
be a congenial locality for the honey
makers.
KITCHEN RANOS WENT SKYWARD,
Monday morning this week the kitchen
range at the Queen's Hotel blew up
with
considerable force, forcing out o
n
e
of the windows and scattering tbings
generally. The cold of the night pre.
vices had frozen up the pipe to the
range and consequently shut off the stip,
MS/ to tb'e water front so that when the
fire was started the explosion took place.
Fortuaately, no person was in the
kitchen at the time. Other folk with
Water fronts En their stoves should ;take
the hint. Tars Porn' baci .its experience
some years ago.
Tits comfortable residence of E, A.
Dixon, Princess street. has been pur-
chased by the Bank of Nova Scotia to be.
held ee the home of Whoever may be the
Manager for the years to come„ Is this
a hint to Manager Mowatt or Teller
Hayden, of the present staff, who are
bachelors ? There is often a diffieuity
to secure a comfortable borne tor the
Manager but this action of the Bank
will obviate the trouble, Mr. Dixon will
go to Detroit and Mrs. Dixon and
George expect to follow in the course of
a week or so. They will be missed is
many Ways and their removal is regret-
ted by a wide circle whowill be a unit in
wishing them Godspeed wherever they
may be. They hold an Auction Sale of
ref:Shure, dtc., cn Saturday, Feb,. and,
NOTICE
Maude C. eryans
Annouuces her Brussels Oftice
will be open following days of
evst'y week :—
Hours—a.
Monday.,,, 10 tats 1,30 too
I+riduy ., 1.80 to 1)
Saturday ,.......10 to 12 1,80 to 8
Saturday Everting ..... 7 to 9
MONDAY was a most inclement day
and a disrupter to business generally.
Tuesday was pot much, better.
THE Box Social of Brussels Farmers
Clob of Friday evepiDg of Ibis week is
OOP of the events of tbe season. Read
tba advt, on page 2 of this issue.
BRtrisasI COrrrat8UT10N5, -- The
Treasurer of the Musko.co Hospital for
Cousumptives desire gratefully to.
ackoowiedge the following contributions
in Brussels by the Field Secretary of the'
National Sonitorium Association ;—
Ameut Bros $ 5 00
Dr. T. T. McRae .............. 3 00
Rev. J. P, McLeod 3 00
Rev, J. A. McNaughton , 2 00
(ernes Fox . - ..... , 2 00
L. Downing 2 on
Miss P. Taylor 2 00.
G. F. Coates..,,....,.,...,, 2 00
Miss N. M. Robb 2 00
Miss Flo. Buchanan 2 00
Miss $- Nephew -.,.. 2 00,
Miss M. Maunders.— ....... I o0
Miss M. Yeandle, z o0
Miss K. Wilton 1'00
Rev. C. F, Clarke, ..... „.„,.., r 00
American Hotel 1 00
W, M. Sinclair z o0
G. H. Semis ................. r 00
R. W. Ferguson. 1 00
1F.reee Backeru' 1 00
d. Heter z o0
J R Smith r 00
J. F. Ferguson t o0
J. r. Ross............ 1 00
G. C. Manners 1 00
M. Black 1 00
C. Pope - r o0
T. Ritchie r o0
G. Weller.:..., t o0
E C. Cunningham-- r oo
N. Chapman z o0
P. Scott ,.... 50
A, R. Stewart...... 5o
V. C. Huntley 50
Mrs L Lowry 5o
W. E W illts ....................... 25
$ 48 75
A WELL KNowN REsiDRNT DIES.—
Early
IES—Early Monday morning the spirit of
James Ballantyne, a highly esteemd
townsman, took its flight. It was not
au unexpected event as he had taken a
tura for the worse during the past week
and in bis weakened condition was not
able to fight it off, as he had repeatedly
done, 'Jiro." as be was familiarly
designated by the community. was the
only son of the late Wm. and Mrs. Bal-
lantyne, and was born at St. Marys 53
years ago last October. His father died
many years in the past and mother and
family moved to the vicinity of Brussels
until Mr. Ballantyne Was"a youog man,
Coming to town deceased con-
ducted a grocery business and continued
in business up to his demise. For years
deceased bad not been what could be
called rugged and at times was laid
aside for weeks or months, bis heart be-
ing the seat of trouble. In the year 1896
Mr, Ballautyne married Miss Margaret
Roberton, who loyally and faithfully
cared for her busband, bar home and
the business, 2 sons, "Jack," wbo ren-
dered prominent service to tbe Empire
in the world war, now holds a good
position with the Ontario Reformer at
Oshawa; and Archie, who is a student
at Brussels Continuation school survive
and share with their motber,in the sym-
pathy of tbe community, Funeral takes
place Wednesday afternoon of this week,
service being conducted in Melville
church by Rev. J. P. McLeod, de,
ceased's pastor. Interment in Brussels
cemetery. The subject of this notice
took an aet(ve interest in athletic sports,
particularly Foot Beli.and for years was
Manager of the successful teams here.
He occupied a seat at the Council Boatd
at one time, was associated with St,
Toho's Masonic Lodge and was a mem-
ber of the Presbyter,ao cburcb° To his
early years "jim" excelled as an expon-
ent of Highland dancing and when be
donned the kilts be was a brew Scottie,
The business will be continued by Mrs.
Ballantyne who is a proficient storekeep-
er, assisted by her son Archie. The late
Mr. 'Balluutyoe was the only sou of a
family of three. One sister survives,
Mrs. D Ritchie, Zealandia, Sask„ the.
other sister, Mrs. John Baine, Rona-
thwaite, Sask ,having died last October.._
Now and Then
THERE will be an added zest to your enjoyment
to -day if at the same time you are establishing
financial backing for to -morrow by gradually acc
cumulating savings, Youth can spare what aid aqa
Will need.
Open a savings account with this Bank now;
THE
STANDAR/4.BANK
Brussels Branch,
Dublin Branch, -
G. a. Samis, Manager
P; McConue11l,Manager
Ronne Division Court was slated for
Weduesday of this week. Judge Lewis
was on hand,
People Wo Talk About 1
ti Et
Miss Marion Forrest is back to town
from an extended vislt witb relatives in
Seafortb..
Mrs. Chas. Sheriff is making a visit
with relatives and old friends in Hamil-
ton and Toronto.
Miss Ltzzte Holmes, John street, was
not very well last week but we hope she
will soon be reel hearty,.
Mrs, Albert Hays, of Bradwardine,
Man., was a visitor with her cousins,
the Misses Hunter, ot town.
W. and Mrs. Palmer and family have
removed to Detroit, Miss Mazie pom-
merviile accompauied them.
Mrs. James Armstrong spent the week
end with relativeslat Londesboro, She
brought ber sister, Miss Clark, back
with her.
The veteran "Sandy" Stewart was re-
elected Hon -President of East Huron
Agricultural Society. It's a well de-
served honor.
Mrs S Bell and children. Teeswater,
have been visiting here with Allan and
Mrs Lamont. ' Mr Bell is in charge of
a skating rink at Preston, He's a good
hand at the business.
Tuesday Earl and Mrs. Cunningham
left for a trip to New York State where
the former is attending the General
Electric Convention, He takes a great
interest in this department and picks up
many a pointer of value.
'ernes Ireland„ a well known Saska-
toon resident, has been enjoying a holi.
day in and about Brussels. He is a son
of James Ireland, an old time Morrisite
and has been in Saskatoon for a good
many years. .
Last week, at Kitchener hospital, Mrs.
Robert Henderson, Brussels, underwent
a very critical operation and her many
friends will be pleased to hear that site
is now maelug favorable progress and
bope that speedy restoration will ensue
so as to enable ber to return to her home.
George Rooerton, Clinton, was hero
during the past week on account of the
serous illness of James Baitautyue,
followed by his demise last Monday
morniug. The former is a brotbcr of
Mrs. Ballantyne and known to a number
of readers ot TRS POST.
ex President George Muldoon and
Mrs. Muldoon will represent East Huron
Agricultural Society at the Fairs' Asso
elation Convention at Toronto, to be
held February 5th and 6.11. They take
more than a passing interest In this de-
partment of work and will no doubt en-
jov the Convention.
James Dunford. Toronto, spent a few
days in town during the past week in
connection with the disposal of tbe
property onus brother, the late 15 C.
Dunford. The former is an old boy,
Brussels being bis birthplace, He lived
here for years.
las Gilmour, Winghem, was looking
up old friendsln Brussels last Saturday.
He and his family have recently return-
ed from the West where he farmed for
many years, He bas leased his fine
fa'm at Archydale. Mrs. Gilmour was
a former Brusselite and will be better re-
membered as Mrs. Dora McFadzean.
The fall of to or r2 feet sustained by
Jno. Oliver, in bis implement show room
gave him a very severe shakeup, so
much so that bis disabled back still
ties him to bed. It is no joke for a 200
pounder to take such a tumble on the
hard door. The wonder is tbat he was
not fatally injured. We hope he wilt
soon be as hearty as ever.
After an absecce of 20 years Ernest
Plum. Vancouver. B C., is here renew-
ing old friendships. He is a brother to
00 T -Plum, of town. and, has found a
Roodly.number of old friends still in the
community. Mr. Plum bolds his own
very well and it looks as if bard work
agrees web with him. He lived in Win-
nipeg before going to the --Coast and
thinksVancouverthe spot. Mrs° Plum
was not able to come East witb ber
husband, as both could not getaway at
the same time.
The Model S. C. White Leghorn
Baby
0 those who are wanting Baby Chicks in April or May
right now is the time to order them. We have orders
booked for thousands of Chicks now and you cannon
get them from: better laying stook anywhere in Canada than
from us.
By the last report received—J'an. 21st—our pen at the
Canadian Egg Laying Contest conducted at Ottawa, was in.
first place out of 76 Pens entered from Canada. There are 22
Pens from _Agricultural Colleges, Experimental Farina and
Universities entered by nearly every Province in the Dominion.
VIIA LT ER /ROSE.
Huron Specialty Farms BRUSSELS
Reeve Erwin Elected Warden
At the session of Huron Co. councii,
Tuesday afternoon in Goderich, Reeve
Alfred E. Erwin, of Bayfield, was
chosen Warden for Hut on for 1024.
You will remember Tan POST nornin-
abed him last week for this honor,
His better half is a former Brusselite,
when Miss Mary Beattie, We wish
Warden lltrwin.a pleasant occupancy
Of office in Ibis grand old County of.
Huron.
Mrs. D. C. Ross went to Toronto to
attend the funeral of the late Robert
Johnston, formerly of Brussels, Former
and Mrs. Johnston were oeighbprs for
years here. -
Mrs. Sellers and children and Maurice
Dunford, brother of Mrs. Sellers, left
for Toronto Tuesday of this week, Tbe
former bad been here since the death of
the late Mrs. E C. Dunford, mother of
Mrs.MSeilers.
Ohuroh Chimes
The aunual W. C. T. U worldwide
Prayer service will be helm in Melville
church Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Cordial invitatiou extended.
At ;the Preparatory service last Fri•
day afternoon, in Melville church, the
pastor gave a very suitable discourse on
Psalm 63 8 ••I will follow the Lord
hard."
Last Sunday morning in the Metho•
diet cburcb. Rev. Mr. Clarke -commenc-
ed a series 01 discourses on The Lord'
Prayer. The evening service was held
in the Lecture room to economize fuel.
Atmospheric conditions last Sunday
reduced the congregations. A stormy
Sunday gives a good excuse for non-at-
tendance at church. Most folk appear
to be able to buckle into it on. Monday
even if the weather is more tempes-
teous than on previous day.
Annual meeting of St—Andrew's Pres-
byterian congregation was held in the
church, . Ripley, Thursday. Congrega-
tion, which was formed by the Iusion of
Knox and Huron °burcbes in 1g22, has
found the experiment of union a suc-
cess. It was decided to use Huron
Church as a permanent place of worship
Meeting was addressed by Rev. Dr.
Harkness, pastor, and Rev. Robert Mc-
Kay, Cornwall, Ont.
Pragi. Store
The.',r. 4'': Store
WEEKLY S'T'ORE NEW S
A Cold Ni b� t Need
A
or
Vacut[yna
Thermo
Bottle
To keep baby's milk
warm all night, a
'Thermo Bottle find's
a prominent use In
every home. They
ars useful for ntauy
other purposes as
well.
co You
Enjoy -.
Rheunft:atisn ?
Piot Likely.
Then try
Templeton's
Rheumatism
. Capsules
We can, with con
iideuce, reams In e n d
these as Our yei'y beet
Itheuruatism Rernedy.
WILL /31/Y
fountain Pen
That we fully guar-
antee in every way.
Self filler with
Clip tittaeied..
Splendid Value-
500.
Shaving Snaps
Every man shaves—
The razor isn't mach
good if there lain a
good Shaving Soap
used with it—
STICK
POWDER
or CREAM
We have all
the kinds.
109
This ,i9 Dur Telephone
Number and we invite
you to make liberal use
of it,
Orders for the
Rural Mail
will receive
Prompt and
Careful Attention
Croup Remedy
For Lids very trim.
biome aud'danger-
oua ailment we have
a very reliable and
quick acting remedy
PE NSLAR
CROUP
CURE
25c per Bottle
BEGIN THE NEW YEAR
WITH A REAL GOOD BUILDER
Penslar - Palatable - Cod - liver Extract
is Our Very Best
$1,00 the Bottle
FOX' SSTORE
ORE
"Careful Prescription Dispensers"
DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TiCKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER
-ted
DIED
BALLANTYNE. In Brussels on :Tenants,21et,
1924, James Ballantyne, in hta 84th year.
Givers —In London, on Jan l7rh 1024, Loei a
Gilpin, widow of the late Hey. J. W. Gil-
pin, inter Rothyear.
JonnsTON,—In Tnrouto, on Jnnnery 10th, 10:4,
Robert Johnston, formerly of russets is
his 71st year.
0RLLy,—In Goderlob on January 141h, 1024.
John Selly, in his 82rd year.
80022,—I0 Ay Imo., Ont., on January Ot•1a
1029, Joseph Edmund Scott, 142 his 72nd
year.
BRUSSEL$ MARKET
EO 90 r0 63
55 9Q 4555
00 00
35 85
76 760
7 1)0 8 pl
BORN Pail.Wheat
BLAToaroaD.—At the Memorial Hospital, Barley
Listowel, on January 18th,1924, to1Mr.:and Outs
Mee. 0. V. Blatchford, is son. 1 Buckwheat
NoR2oN.—In Loudon. on December 21st, 1028, Butter;
- to Mr. and hire. Austin Norton, nee Mise Eggs.
Taonle McKenzie, a daughter Everine, Hogs
Christine, Alexandria. POLRtoes
OOLR$AN: In Brussels, on January 1Btb, 1924. ' Hai
to Mr, and Mre. Alex. Coleman, a eon, l Wool
AUCTION SALC
FarpAY A NTh —Frm B,
hapten antsJANn, &s., NHY25Lot Is, Carm,onFn, 8, Mortaekrim
Township, Sale unreserved at 12 o'clock.
Kelly eros. Props. Jas. Taylor, Aim. Watch
oat for the list next week. Everything meat
be sold as proprietors are going Out of
Madness.
'MONDAY, JAN. 26Th. — 5erm, Farm Stock,
lin laments, co., Lot 27, Con, 1, Morris town -
005 revervelet 2lt o 'Imam.Agne 00. Oil' er-
Exccntrix. John Parris, Aa '
Atm
000 9052, JAN. 29mt.—Fenn Stook, imple-
ments, thO, , . moWnwano*h,
halo unreserLotved41, atOon12607, p.pin,l Bradburn
Bros., Props., Jas. Taylor, Anotloocer,
Wrn9BanAY, JAN. Sera.—Fnrm Stock. !m-
Felomania, &e. Sale unreserved at 11,60 p, m.
red, 'rook, Prop. Jns,Taylor, ATM.
W apaso»AY JAN. 80r1L—Farm Stock, int.
pleb/ants, &c.. Lois 04 and 85,- Cron. 1, Morris
township. Salorrnreservrd, at I p. m. sharp.
Earl Mailers, Prop:, John Purvis, Arlo.
NA'rUHDAY, 1rriouARY 25D, — Boasoltold
Furniture.. Will be offered at 2win. In the
%%Mott Moro In McKelvey Stook, next door
South of the American Hotel. E. A. Dixon,
Proprietor; D. M. Scott, Auctioneer.
Why Ford. Pio
Proof that Ford predominates is to be found in the
fact•that 50 per cent of all cars in Canada are Fords.
Ford predominates because it supplies the essen-
tials of adequate, economical transportation.
Ford has been the pioneer in the automotive in-
dustry; has blazed the trial in every fundamentally
sound transportation principle,
Ford service is an outstanding example of Ford
predominance. Authorized Ford service is to be
found wherever motor. cars are used—always
capable, business -like and prompt.
More than 4,000 service stations in Canada are
assurance of this.