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The Brussels Post, 1924-2-27, Page 5BUSINESS CAPS %IN% SUTui..0 HpLAN O 14 SO NS 41MITED D, M, SCOTT R,l*WrseV4' a ltr 'u'rz(aannmam PRICES MQDERATE Fee yeterersoos conduit any person whose sales I have officiated at, Phone 78x or 94 OR, WARDLAW e the i Veterinary Sonar graduate night Os. o ' flea y College. Day and nlglit at1W. O1Hoo oppp,its ]front Drill, Ethel. MAUDE C. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Graduate Department of Ophthalmology, Ole- Voriniolr Aledloal,College, Chicago, I11. Three monthe post graduate course during yea: 1910. Eyes aoloatlfaally examined. Latest Modern Methods used. 15d-0ross Ryes straightened through proper. ly fitted'Lensea. Satisfaction assured. Ofilae hoard : 10 to 10 a, 0c, 1 1.00 to a p. tn. Saturday evening, 7,00 to 9. o'clock, Phone 26x T. T. .11,1' RAE M, es., M, O. P,, 4 S, O. M. 0. H., `Village. or Btuasel7. Physioinn, Surgeon, A000uohe'ar Offloe at resldenoe, opposite Melville Church, Wiliam street. T$': eff. &MAI BARRISTER, SOLIOITOR, CONVEYANCER, NOTARY PUBLIC LECKIE BLOCK - B4USSELS PHOUof0QT, NILIOSAN '& HOLMES Barristers, 8o'.icltora, Netarios Public, &o. Office on the Square, 2nudoar from Hamilton Street, GODLJR101I ONT. Private fund; t0 loan at lowest rates. • W. PNOnnroo!r; K. O, J.I.. Xi mous t, DUDLEY 1101.It2a, JUN. eeIzzaita g. 1'�czvairy AGENT FOR fire, Automobile and Wind ins. ' COMPANIES For Brussela and vicinity Phone 647 JAMES M'.FADZEAN Agent Huwick Mutual fire Insurance Company Mao Hartford Windstorm and Tornado Insurance Phone -till Box 1 Turaberry Street, Bruedele Zsrx TVI,sz1? "The .Indiasc Herbalist May be found in the Strettan Block Brussels, 16'adnesday and Sattcrttay of welt week until further notice. Start Now to Equip Yourself for a Position of Trust ,01 ELLIOTT Yongo & Charles ata., Toronto Is well known throughout Canada for positions as Private Secretaries, Sten. ogrephara, Typists, Accountants, Com. mercial Teachers, eta, Grndnatee to keen demand, Enter any time. Write for Catalogue. W. J. ELLIOTT. PRINCIPAL ektio r '74%'larezrit:Waitori; k r7, CENTRAL. BUSINESS COLLEGE STRATFORO, ONT. prepares young en and young Women m or Business whish le now Canada's greatest profession We midst grade; .S ares to positions and they have a prat- Mord training which enables thorn to y meet with success. Students are reg. , laterad each week. Get our free cat- alogue and learn something about our different departments, O. A. NPLAOHLAN. PRIN. BRUSS ELS HORSE FAIRS ,Monthly Boras Fairs will be held in Brussels this season as follows l ' THURSDAY, MAR, 0, 1024 APR, 3, 1024 Local and Outside Buyers will he Present By Order of Council. A. 0, MACDONALD, Clerk. 't"he Old 13oye of Perth Co. have re - or auized In 'Toronto, SSr. Murray, Dublin, bas gone to Stratford hospital Rat' treatment, Thos. Scott jr„ Oroinorty, is larking a e0utee on the Hector at the Rum. ley works, Iutlianna, U, 8. 58 mail bags, averaging about 100 'be., arrived at Mitchell P„elnfliae with Departwental stole catalogues, 50,700 wore corrected in Ones at Sleatfcid he the Pollee tii,rgi,,'rate, last year, There were 101 a0c`.'ents oowpared With 851n 1922. 4. 3. 3. Yoilick k HENS I-iiglest market prices paid. Sea rue or Phone No, 2x, Deus- sele, and 1. will call and get your Poultry. goad 11.eirts t.Cins Wlto'LL report the first Spring chicks? TowN Council next Monday evening. SATURDAY will nailer ill the month of March, A day's work by daylight is now a possibility: PHrs mild" Winter is keeping up it's rearutatiou very well. 5 SUNDAYS in March, This Isa good chance to make a record. Tsuxs»AT of next week will be the Monthly .Horse Fair, Teta PoeT at 4 ets, a week ie not ex- peusive guying, almost cheaper than the trouble of not rowing. Dori'' forgot the Wingham District Institute Thursday afternoon and even - lug in the Methodist Church, Brussels. Good program, Mas. Banca Ds06ASED -There passed away on Thursday morning, February 141h, one of Wingham's most highly es- teemed residents in the parson of Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Brock, in her eat year. Deceased lady met with au accident a few weeks ago in falling down a stair- way and was recovering nicely from tbe effects of the fall, but wag stricken with paralysis which hastened her death. Mrs. Brock had been a resident of Wing - ham for a number of years and doting this time had made a large circle '01 friends who will regret to bear of her death, She was a member of the Meth- odist church and was faithful in her at- tendance at all church services. .A Earn• ilyotzsons and 2 daughters survive. viz t—C. C. Brock, Guelph ; Arnott Brock. Loudon ; Miss M. Brock, Wing - barn ; and Mrs, Geo, Thomson, Turn - berry, Funeral was held Friday with service iu Methodist church and luter- ment in family plot, Wingbam cemetery. Pallbearers were Richard Lloyd, F. R. Howson, Wilbert Wellwood, W. A, Gal- braith, Robert McGuire and H. 13. El- liott. Services were conducted by Rev. C. E. Cragg. Miss Maud Brock, who sngilt le Rri6e1319 wheal severe] years, o e e ' i d r h er f dtEc as d, a at t s g Di» you return your net of HOrticnl- terel eho10es .to We. W. W, Hartle, Secretary of Brussels Seelety i' O ! yon forgot, Well get a bustle up so list can be compiled and the order forwarded, LAST Thursdays bluetry weather plus the drifted roads, shut offer good many front this locality attending the Hawick Mu'ua1 FireIosurance Annual Meeting at Gerrie, The date of this gathering is thought by same to he a hoodo, '1`IIANKa.—E. R, Wigle, M. P. P., for Centre Huron, sent Too Pose: Editor cQnlpiimentry tickets to the Speaker's gallery in the ]legislature end also the floor plan of the Assembly, He has our for his c thanks I s c , urtes y. ON SICK LIST. -1-1, E. B.ywater, a former puhlle;ber of the Palmerston Spectator, since a severe illness Inst Fall, bas not regained sufficient strength to resume bis regular dptiee ip his news- paper office. His paper, the Athens Reporter, has not been Issued for the past few months. Teares1!eaaall To LONDON —Khmer - dine --K neer-dine Review of last week ear; 1—Dou- ald McPherson, Mall Clerk, left last week for London—Toronto rue. In the course of a month or two he will be fol. lowed by his sister and father. They have sold their home on Victoria St., Kincardine and will take up bousekeep. ing in London, Dan. McPherson has beep on the Kincardine—Palmerston run for many years and was entitled to promotion although Kincardine people would prefer to have him stay here. He is a rnember of the Business Mens Club apd the Country (golf) club and, an active worker In Knox church. having been for some years. Secretary of the Board of Management. Tuesday noon his fellow clerks, on the Kincardine— Palmerston run—Fred. McPhail. Ed. Johnston and Clarence McGaw—met at the depot and presented him with a pipe ant an address expressive of their ap- preciation of his comradesbip, their con- gratulations upon his promotion and their wish that his course in the service may continue onward and upward. HURON CHILDREN'S AID SotIETY.— Pleasant indeed was tbe gathering at tbe Children's Shelter Tuesday evening or Last week when the iautern donated to the Shelter at Christmastime by the Goderich employees of the C. P. R. was used to good advantage in depicting to the re young inmates and to others as sembled the progress of a number of the wards of Huron County Children's Aid, Society. Superintendent, G. M. Elliott, showed 125 slides, which revealed with graphic effect many interesting foci. dents in the lives of the children in their foster -homes. Among other features of the program a short address was given by Rev. J. W, Hedley. and Walter Ship. man sang "Keep Smiling," much to the delight of the kiddies. At the regular meeting of the Society the form of agreement by means of which .children re pieced out in foster -homes was ex Weed and { e able a d scus.ed at some length. c was uhe sa 1sfactarX There are 10 ohndree at menet le Ibe Shelter for whom the Society Is anxiously anti eagerly looking for raster -bourse. Clinton W. Grant has been bothered with trouble in one knee. Last weok'sstorm gave us a good many short date residents, Mrs. W, Doherty will moire her with her daughter in Whitby. Thailand's / . ut ale fingers t f J. H Ao temple 0f R were broken by being meshed by a block of lee, J. E. Dohertyt earl familyh ve mos'. ed into the tato Wln, Doherty holm, High street. N. W. Trewartha, M, P, P„ has been eieeted Chairman of rile Agri- cultural Oou wlttee in the Legieialare, - 1 E. and Mts,'eVelsb were called to Chatham owing to the illneee and elhb- sequent demise of their son, David Lorne. Chas. Langlois. President of the Gunn, Langlois & Co., died at Mon- treltl on Feb, 10th, in his 77tH year. There is a beetling branch of the buoi- nese in Clinton. Atwood Elmo Council $ to the Ag1, Society and (626 tot" Pubile80 Library, Rev. Mr, Gilmore is President of Elmo township Temperance Associa- tion, A former reeident, in the person of Dr. Chas, S'ronah, died at Brantford to his OStd year. A quiet but pretty wedding took place at high moan Wednesday, Feb - teary 20th., eb-teary20th., at the borne of Andrew luljl Mrs. Robb, when their only daughter, Harriet Motion, became the bride of Arthur Herbert Love, eon of Wtn, and Mrs, Love, 12th, Con, Oere- enony was performed by Rev. Byron Snell, Methodist minister, in the pres- ence of the immediate relatives. Wad- ding March was played by Miss Jane Love, sister of the proem, and doting the signing of the register Mrs. Snell sang "Until" Happy couple left, mid showers of confetti, on the 4 o'clock tt'ain, for Woodrow, Sask., where• they will reside, the bride travelling in a navy blue snit with hat to match. An old and well known resident of E1 01, who had resided in Milverton during past 3 years, passed away at his home in .Milverton on Wednesday in the person of Samuel MoCourt. Mr. McOourt was born in Elma about 74 years and resided there until his retirement to Milverton. He was mar- ried over 48 years ago to Mies Lydia Barton, who with toliowing family survives him • Offs. H, Seeihoff, (Mrs. W. J, Cleland, deceased), Hugh, at home ; Dorcas, Toronto ; Howard and Dalton, Elma; Mrs, James Gray,, viaanna•adaT4-,.. llama • LIMBS, AND BODY ALL SWOLLEN "Fruit -844s" Believed Both Dropsy and Sick Kidneys d e Wondere1 Fruit The u t Me I in � Those who know they have Kidney Trouble.--wiio suffer with painath e back—who are uPfrequently at night willwelcomethenewathat srti-g- tires", the wonderful medicine made Stern fruit juices and tellies,• will positively rclievoKidneyandBladder' Troubles—as proven by this letter, "Our little girl had Kidney Trouble andl)ropsy-Mier limbs and bodywere all serene», . We decided to .try "Fruit -natives". Ina short time, the swelling went dawn. Now, she is the healthiest one of the family", WM. WARREN, ('ort Robinson, Ont. 500: a box, 0 for $2.50, trial size 25e. At dealers or from Fruit•a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont, Marine City. All the family, except Aire. Me0ourt, were snowbound be. tweet) Milverton and Hamilton, where they went to attend the funeral or their sister, Mee. Cleland, 00 Tuesday, Moncrleff Wen. Neabel has rented Lot 35, Con. 12, Gray, from Jack Hamilton, Elma. Mrs. Jack Kuso and children, Jack and Mat aerie, ate spending a few days with the fortuer'e mother, Mrs. James Boyd. George Richmond has returned home after spending a few days with his sister, :Miss Alice Richmond, at Mrs. V Geo. Cleland, jr;, and Miss Eunice Richmond have returned after spending a week with friends in Mil- ton, Toronto and Newmarket, OMIT —Last week TILE 'POST made brief reference to the decease of Mrs. Jolin McLeod, of Silver Corners, who passed away Saturday, 10th 1n t s . Her maiden name was Mary Glassier, and she was born in ' Wilmot township, Wurer'loo County, in the year 1848. She came to Grey township and set. tied on Lot 2, Con, 11 with her par- ents at the age of 12 years. In 1872 she married Henry E$kmier, who pre- deceased her 52 years ago, She after- wards married John McLeod, who with S daughters survive. They are Mkggle (Mrs, Wylee. I6esex;Oo.) blies an Re evva a4to e, They' have 1(001.3 i t t Silver Cotner; fot the petit 0 e „ a e Dsc i v r h , e teed wag in h 7 t . r ?' t 77th ea mud wits an thaw/Hamm 'kindly holy who enjoyed the repeat of the 0003, utuuity. Birth Harry Taman has been seriously 10. A Preston Co, will eupply the Hyde° poles for Blyth, Oontinualfou School Concert Friday evening, Marsh 7111. •klydo, debentures were sold at per to a broker. They totalled $(18,000,! Blyth Choral Club reproduced the Gnntata of Bel az er lout r hiti a y evening in Community Hall, Me, Lydian $l'. is away to Lap'arte, Iudiauua,'posting himself on tractor work, Ile is the local agent here, 1?ertuanent road building will be 0n the program at Blyth next summer Estimated coat will be 525,000 of which the County will pay a good pereent1go. Wingharn A. series of Eratigelietie services will be field In 111e Methodist church here, New lighting system:and 2 tapeless furrtaeas have been installed In 81. Pouf's church. Wingbain beep' tel received timely gift of 14 jars of fruit and a bag of potatoes from St. Helene Women's institute. A. H. Wilford, a forme:' resident of Wingbain, is now . with the U. F. 0, and will organize eggpools through out Ontario, and wilmove to Wing. ham where he will spend Ilia week- ends. Mr, Wilford will be working for the Torono ofHoe, At meeting of the managers of St. Andiew'e Presbyterian Ohurrh it was decided to spend about 58500 In repairs to the church, building.. It appeals the foundation has settled thus loosen- ing, the front wall and allowing it to spread slightly, Listowel Local hospital commemorated their 4111 anniversary.' J. W. Sangoter was elected President of Ontario Seed Growers' Aseo. Rev. F. Bunter, Pleasant Hill, Ill., and H. Hunter, Essex, Ont., were spending a few days in town, as guests of their sister, Mrs. (Di'.) Jae, Moore. They were called to Listowel owing, to the serious illness of their mother, who is making her home with Dr. and Mrs. Moore. A. note worthy of recording is the fact that the veteran J. W. Scott, a web known Listowel man who is in his 89th year, was re-elected President of the British Mortgage Loan Co, with headquarters in Stratford. He has been a member of the Board for 46 Elizabeth (Mrs. Jno. Stevens, Newry) ; years. We are in tate minket to purehltle Saw logs stud Heading bolts t for which the highret 1)11108 will be timid, Out Soft 101m and Soft Maple Logs, 10 ft, 0 In.-; 13 ft. 2 in. and 16 ft. ; cot BBnaswood, Il ft. 2 in. ; 12 ft, 10 in, and 10 ft. Out all other timber customary even lengths. Cut Iit.sswood and Elm Heading butts 2U in. Soft Elmand For bard Maple, r l0 Basswood we MT paying 580,001 thousand men Bros. Council is advertising for town Constable at salary of 51000 per annum, 4 4++3.g,41 -1..1411.4.4'44-1'd.14+4..1•1• No Need to he late Mornings 0130 of mis' Alarms will call ynn punc- tually at whatever time p,nl choose to get up, Our as l0I'lnlelit 1{IClndes Ail the hest Makes Plain and Lunliu- 0110Diuis, Priced fen»: $1.50to5.50 J. R. Wendt Jeweler Wroxeter GREAT - CLOTHING geosimmosimmemamoni MEN'S SUITS $9.95 These Suits are Medium sizes, part wool and pea t cotton. They are usually sold at 18 00 or $20 00 and will prove a Big Bargain to loan wanting sort of a second Suit, UM BY oROtnO Regular $20 00 MEN'S 22 50 MEN'S 27 50 . MEN'S 30 00 MEN'S Beginning Thursday, February 28th This is the most Outstanding Sale of Clothing we have , Overcoats $2185 Just a few of these ever put on. Clothing has come down Greatly during the warm, burly Coats. Three way belts. past year. It had to. How else could the Farmer buy with the present low prices pre- Reg. $35.00 Boys'Suits $4.95 Nice Brown Checks, gond material and well made. Surat t Blister Brown model, Button . down Pockets, with Belts. $19.50 wailing in Farm Produce. The purpose of this Great Sale is to show you the new standards of Values. These new Values are fully One -Third Less and in many cases just Half what they were for the same quality of Suits three years ago. Never since be- fore the.War days have values been so favorable. This will be one of the Leading, Bargain Suits which a few years ago would have cost more �alr than DOUBLE this amount, Think of it—Less than a Dollar Bill will buy of these suits -- Men's Overcoats $13 95 (Mostly all wool materials, Ulster Models, Velvet Collars. Worth regular 525 00. This is a Giire-awag 1 Be sure and buy your Spring Suit now at these Great Sav- ings. MEN'S SNITS $29 85 These are of wonderful English Ser'ges and \Vur- steds, well tailored ; gond sound fronts. Regularly sold from 540.00 to 550 00, Youth's Suits $895 Good value in the huger sizes. Smart mod- els. Regular from - 514 00 rom—$1400 to 51000 $19.50 Twenty Raincoats $4.45 No, we did not steal them eithee. Omne and get one at this low price. We also have on hand a nice range of those good English Worsteds and Serges in guaran- teed Indigo Blues and Greys, also Checks and Stripes, We will take your measure and have one of these Cloths Tailored for you at prices ranging from $29.5o to $45.00. These Suits us- ually cost from $4o.0o to $6 .00. Here is a good opportunity to get one of these good Cloths at a Big Reduction. Other Bargains in „ More • Mean's Suits SUITS. SUITS SUITS SUITS Sale Price $12 95 1495 16 75 ip 75 IMPORTANT Although this Sale is for Clothing in par- ticular, we shall have some Real Bargains in our Men's Furnishing Department A number of Specials at Great Reductions will feature these Bargains in Men's Fur- nishings. Bargains in Boys' and Youths' Suits Regular $12 00 BOYS' SUITS - 16 00 BOYS' SUITS ' 20 00 ,YOUTHS' SUITS (Wear Better) Sale Price $ 745 9 95 1195 Riontitanonmanowommouretwootatistoommostra Mens Wear Garfield Block gtl�,�E�l