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F. R. SMITH
The e1a..."...Cta Store
Druggist and Stationer
atilt betas Pius
FRosry nights.
READ the advts,
CLEAN up : is the watchword.
BOWLING green is being got in shape.
How does your label on THE PosT
read 7
LADY'S silk glove found, Ask at THE
Posr.
NEXT week will conclude the month
of May.
Goon strings of fish being booked
from the Maitland river,
LccAL and District news on pages 4
and 5 as usual this week.
SEND THE Pos0 to the absentees from
your home and add to their pleasure.
A delivery of bulbs, the 2nd part of
Horticultural order, came to hand last
week.
NEwPlate glass replaced the broken
window at W, E. Willis' bakery this
week.
LOYAL Legiou will meet Friday after-
noon at 4.15 o'clock in Melville Church,
Good attendance hoped for,
DONT leave horses untied on Main
street. Life is too precious and window
glass too expensive to take rises,
SNOWFLAXEs were in evidence Mon-
day of this week and the temperature
had numerous symptoms of the coming
of Winter.
A NUMBER from this locality will take
in the Unveiling ceremony of the Sol-
diers' Monument at Atwood, Friday
afternoon of this week.
Foto a predicted "dry May" there bas
been a very generous supply of rain
water and cool weather. We may be
kicking later If the Probs, should coin-
cide with the prognostications,
THE bricklayers got to work at the
Methodist Church repairs last Monday
morning and are making good headway.
Messrs. Brown & Parke, Mitchell, have
the contract of the mason work and plas-
tering.
WHOSE going to direct the proper
parking of cars on the streets ? A reso-
lution was passed at the Business Mens'
Association that was intended to be put
into practice. Let us have system and
safety about it.
SATURDAY will be observed as a Public
Holiday, hence business places will be
closed. Folk should remember this and
get their usual Saturday shopping done
on Friday. Stores will keep open Fri-
day evening, as is the custom on the
night preceding a holiday, so that the
wants May be supplied.
AT a meeting of Brussels Horticul-
tural Officers Monday evening plans
were made for the continuance of the
flower beds on the boulevards of. Turn -
berry street. A supply of Geraniums
has been ordered and will be in hand
in due course at Drnggist Fox's store,
See about them at once if you need
some.
THE plate glass window in the shop
of Messrs. McKinnon and Murcar,
Stratton block, came to grief last Satur-
day by the fall of a stepladder while
window dressing for the noticeable dis-
play of Hydro fixtures, This firm invite
you to call and inspect the goods which
will be sold at reasonable figures. See
their advt, in this issue,
Is Yons Hones oa Brimless PLACE
WIRED?—By advertisement in another
column the Council fa urging the neces-
sity of a "hurry -up" on the Hydro wir-
ing of houses and business places as the
service decided upon by the Individual
will make a difference to the street wir-
ing plan. Did you read what Council
is asking for ? After changes will not
be made without additional exoouse so
it will be to the interests of. the In-
dividttol and town to get in line at once
With the program for the future,
Furl coats still hold tat place.
BELSHAZZER Cantata next Tuesday
evening.
ARE your premises ready for the Sani-
tary Inspector's visit ?
THE Posr advts. often bring very
direct results. Try 1t out,
JNo RUTLEDGE found tis hound adver-
tised in last week's POST.
POSTOFFICE hour On Victoria Day will
be one hour after the arrival of what we
call the noon train,
FOR SALE. — Have more 8 -day-old Barred
Rock and White Wyandotte Chia for sale now
at reduced prices. Have also mixed Chia still
lower in prise and a few more settings of
White Pekin Duck Eggs. Phone 5112
Alga, N. MOCADLEv, Brussels.
COMPORTARL0 hoose and t/e acre lot for sale
on Flora street, Brussels. Good stable, small
fruits, &o. Good neighborhood. Early pos.
session. Price very reasonable for quick
Hale. For further
Partioulareapply
on the
promisee. Phone 78. MART.A,
BOLT.
Do0LEY Seed Potatoes far cele. Seedof
from O. A. C. 21.26 per bag. phone 844 18
EARL Bowes, Ethel
Hogan for ante on Princess Street,Brownie,
Reasonable terms. Apply to
Phone 2 A. H. MAODONALD, Bru.sele,
POE SALE.. -5 pure bred Yorkshire Sows,
ready to wean. Featherstone & Welstead
breeding. Also 6 barrow pigs fromcame lit-
ter. NO. MOHAIR,
Phone 420 R R. 2, Brussels.
DimUAM Cow for Bale, 6 years old, Will
freshen next week. BgesEL CURRIE,
Phone 1214 Morrie Twp.
A NUMBER of Barred Rock Baby Obloks will
be ready for sale June 15th, at 10o each. Order
now end make sure of your supply,
Phone 128, RAavey Bayess, Morris Twp.
Fon SALE.—Barn 64x60 feet: oiled 16e60 feet ;
and about 800 feet of dressed spruce lumber,
For farther partienlars apply to
W. C. $TEyeNooN,
Phone 508 R. R. 8, Brussels
SEED Potatoes for sale. Good stock.
GEO. Wn1TTIELD,
Phone 4010 Grey Township
GREEN Mountain Potatoes for sale, suitable
for seed. B. B. DUNBAR. Phone 8418
Folin Coupe, run between 800 and 900 miles,
for sale, Apply to
R. ToOMSON, Bruaeels.
4 Wagon for sale. May be seen at Ritehle'o
Blacksmith Shop, Brussels. Bargain for some
one,
Fon SAM—Span of good work horses, a set
of team harness, wagon, harrows, seed drill
and sleighs ALBX. N1on0L,
Phone 606 Brneeets South.
PnrvATE Funds to Loan. W. M, SINCLAIR,
Brussels.
Fon SALE. -6 panel doors, suitable for arch.
way, or could easily be fitted tor regular
doors, also a cherry bureau, a cherry glans
cupboard, a none bin with compartments
and 1 large bedroom stand,
Phone 20 JOHN Roan, Brussels.
Da, PARNIM, of Wingham, has resumed his
weekly visits to the Qneen'a Hotel, Brunets,
Home and lot for sale in the Village of Brno -
eels, formerly occupied by the late Alex, Ellie,
Queen street. Eligible property. For further
particulars apply to W. 81, SINOLAsa,
tf Brussels,
A MILD form of something like la -
grippe, with sore throat and hoarseness,
appears to be quite common and not
eesily gotten rid of either.
Thu empty store in the Ledke block
has been secured as temporary supply
house for the Hydro outfit in the instal-
lation of the system in town. It requires
a big quantity of material to complete
the work,
FIRST OF THE SEAsose —Friday even.
ing of next week the tst Foot Ball con-
test of this season will be played on Vic-
toria, Park, Brussels, between the well
known hustlers of Ethel and town team.
It will be no rocking chair game but a
lively bustle for the honors from start to
finish. Game at 6,t5. See it by all
means,
HOME MADE BAXING,—By advt, in
another column it will be seen that the
ladies of St. John's Church intend
holding a Sale of Homemade Haking,
Candy, &a, Friday afternoou of this
week, in the store immediately North of
the U. F, 0. place of business. A tasty
supper will alae be served from 3 tory
p,rn,
Maude C, Bryaus
Announeee her l3ruaaelt# .Office
will be open following dale of
every week
Hours—a, las, p. 01.
Monday 0, to 12 1.30 to 0
Friday 1,30 to 0
Saturday..... .. 10 to 1,2 1,30 to 0
Saturday Evening 7 ter 9
RESERVE your seat for next Tuesday's
Cantata Belshazzar,
ETHEL vs, Brussels, Victoria Park,
Friday Evening 3oth inst.
A Poen Coupe has been purchased by
Station Agent Kerr from Frank Woods,
the local agent,
FOURTtr Division Cogan was held
Wednesday of this week, before bis Hon-
or Judge Lewis,
ST. Joxxs Lodge, A. F. & A. M.,
have issued invitations for alSocial Even.
ing to be held in the Opera House Brus-
sels, Tuesday evening 3oth inst.
RUMOR says neighboring town zealots,
who look with envious eyes on Brus-
sels, would like to purloin one of our
industries. They get in wrong by such
tactics,
THE dust on Turnberry street on Sat-
urday afternoon was a"corker" for a
while. It gave the merchants plenty of
exercise in removing it from their goods,
counters, &c.
"Ruygoa" will be on the screen at the
Family Theatre Friday and Saturday
evenings of this week and "Times Have
Changed" on Monday and Wednesday
evenings of next week.
Soma Quaatxs—
Who'll win the Foot Ball District?
Have you tidied up your premises ?
Did you order your chicks ?
Have you signed up with the Busi-
ness Mens' Association ?
What would you think about boost-
ing a Dollar -Day Sale in Brussels ?
Are we going to celebrate the ih-
augurationof Hydro
What success have you met with by
advertising in THE POST?
WELL KNOWN IN BRusseLs.—J B.
Campbell, prominent resident of Ches-
ley for ro years, and for 3o years a gen-
eral merchant in Pinkerton, passed
away on May r4, aged 65 years. Mr.
Campbell was a former member of
Greenock Township and Bruce Councils
and was County Valuator in Igor. He
was an active Liberal, and for several
years was President of South Bruce Lib-
eral Association, For to years be was
an organizer for the C. 0, F. Survivors
are the widow, 2 sons, Arthur in Mon-
treal, Dr, Hardie, of the Herman Kief-
er Hospital, Detroit, and 2 daughters,
Mrs. H. S. Sanderson, Chesley and Mrs,
James Preston, Montreal, The funeral
took place to Chesley Cemetery on Sat-
urday at 2 p. m. Deceased frequently
called at Brussels in bis boosting the
Canadian Order of Foresters.
MISSION BAND — Following was the
program of the Mission Band at the En-
tertainment last Thursday evening in
Melville Church ;—Hymn 768 ; prayer
by Mrs. J. E. Smith ; chairman's ad-
dress, Rev, Mr. McLeod recitation,
Marguerite Logan ; recitation, Tommy
Walkey ; sopg, eight little mothers ;
recitation. Eddie Haist ; solo, Maizie
Somerville ; recitation, Mary Ritchie ;
sold,' Mary Isabel Raynor ; recitation,
Melvin TbomS n i• recitation Winni-
fred McMillan . song, "The Black-
smith"; recitation Viola Fox; chorus
by Band members ; recitationCrosby
Innes ; piano duet, Gertie and Joe Vol -
leek ; reading, Doris McDonald ; reci-
tation, Gordon Wheeler ; song, by four
girls ; recitatiou, Evelyn Riley ; recita-
tion, Dorothy Rutledge ; solo. Margaret
Scott; oborus by the mothers ; recits•
tion, Lottie Walker ; solo, Matguerite
Logan ; recitation. Archer Grewar ;
solo, George Jeater ; recitation, Norman
Thompson ; recitation, Edythe Innes ;
recitation, jimmy Palmer ; solo, Jack
Oliver • duet, _leaflet McVettie and
Wilma Galbraith ; recitation, Winni-
fred Riley ; solo, Dorothy McVettie ;
recitation, Ruby Smith ; recitation,
Benny Yolleck ; recitation, Russel Far-
row ; recitation, "Good Night," Vera
Fox. One new Junior Member was ad-
ded to the roll in the person of Mary
Helen White. Proceeds were $26 50.
Church Chimes
Sunday School Lesson Notes on an-
other page.
Do you aid the congregational singing
when you attend Church ?
Maitland Presbytery and Presbyterial
convened at Walton on Tuesday of this
week,
Rev. Dr. Taylor's Lecture on India in
Melville Church this (Wednesday) even-
ing.
Rev. Mr. Lewis was at Bervie one
day last week attending the funeral of a
former parishioner.
Young Peoples' Society of the Metho-
dist church have withdrawn their week-
ly service until next Fall.
Annual meeting of the Methodist
Sabbath School will be held Wednesday
evening of this week, in the .Lecture
room of the Church,
Rev. A. Lawson, Presbyterian pastor
at Granton, has resigned his charge,
Rev. J. _l. Brown, Ayr, may come to
fill the vacancy at St. Marys.
Methodist Church District Meeting
convened in Wingham Tuesday of this
week. Rev. C. F. Clarke, R. J. Hoover
and=W, H. Kerr were in attendance.
Rev. C, F. Clarke spoke Sabbath
evening in the Methodist Church on
"Merozand their neglect to do their
duty," Misses Ida Red Ella Rands and
their sister, Mrs. Stanley Wheeler, ren•
dered a trio in addition to the anthem
by the choir. In the tatter Miss Mildred
Sperling sang the solo,
Arrangements lar ho'ding the Toth
meeting of the General Assembly of the
Presbyteriab Church at Owen Sound on
lune 4 are rapidly being completed.
In view of the acute situation existing
in the Church with regard to the ques-
tion of Union, the present Assembly
promises to be an interesting one.
Sessions of the Assembly are being held
in Knox Presbyterian Church and Divi-
sion Street Church, Owen Sound,
Brussels Branch, - - - G. 11. Sams, Manager
Dublin Branch, - F. McConnell, Manager
G. C. Manners, S. Carter, Jas, Fulton,
A. B. Hersdy, Robt, Ferguson, Percy
Mitchell and Thos Pierce are the Society
Representatives of Brussels Methodist
Church for the ensuing year.
The new rector and family. St, John's
Church, are getting nicely settled in
their new home in Brussels. Congrega.
Hon is evincing increasing interest in
Church affairs, Next Sunday it is ex-
pected that W, Pilkington, Kincardine
a week end visitor with Rev. and Mrs.
Lewin, will, sing solos in St. John's
Cb arch.
In Melville Church last Sabbath morn-
ing the pastor spoke in the interests of
the Lord's Day Alliance. taking as his
text Matthew 3 : 27, "And he said unto
them, the Sabbath was made for man
and not man for the Sabbath." The
motto of the organization was shown to
be Erlacation, not Legislation ; Per-
suasion, not Coercioo. The aim — To
educate people to put the right spirit in-
to the keeping of the Sabbath. The
method of education—By Field Secre-
taries, The Lord's Day Advocate and
Publicity. The demands of the Lord's
Day Alliance are most reasonable as
they aim only to prevent unnecessary
labor ''The Great Factor of Faith"
was the theme in the evening. Text,
Hebrews is : 6, "Without Faith it Is im.
possible to please Him." The great fac•
tors of Faith are :—(t) It gives us cour-
age to attempt to do things ; (2) Con•
secretion of the task ; (3) Conviction of
the reward.
People We Talk About 22
t3 It
Supply THE Por with the names of
your visitors.
Lloyd Jackson was home from
London for the week end. '
Dr. White spent a few days with rela-
tives at Collingwood locality.
Mrs, Win. MeCall has been quite poor.
ly during the past week,
"Jack" Huntley is back from a visit
with relatives in Lambton County.
Miss Jennie Budd, John Street, was
temporarily laid aside by an attack of
lagrippe but is Feeling better,
Miss Edith Deadman, who bolds a
good position on the staff of Edmonton
University, is borne for the vacation, or
at least a part of it.
Milton Oliver has recovered his health
sufficiently to return to Goderich last
week. where he is linotype operator for
the Huron Signal.
Mrs 'Travis does not regain her vigor
as quickly as many friends wish but we
bops the good old Summer time will
prove a valuable assistant.
Druggist Robt. Work, Toronto, took
a run up to Brussels last week and made
a short visit at the parental home, also
with other relatives and friends.
John Gray. Newton, New Jersey. who
aractuated thisea
y t from the Ontario
Veterinary College at Guelph, was a
visitor last week with E. G. and Mrs.
Lowry.
Mrs, Robert Oliver, who has been
laid aside from an attack of blood poison-
ing. is considerably improved and we
h' pe sbe well soon be restored to her
usual good health.
Edgar Lowry. who was up North this
Winter clerking for the Northern Can•
ada Power Co., spent a few days with
his parents E. G. end Mrs, Lowry, town,
He was a welcome visitor.
Mrs C. Phillips, nee Belle Dark,
Roleau, Sask., who has been so ill, will
take a course of treatment at a health
resort, which we trust will prove effica-
cious. Mrs, Dark, who went West a
month ago will likely spend the Summer
there.
Russel Zimmer an son, Paul, Toron-
to, are enjoying a short holiday with A.
C. and Mrs, Dames and other old
friends, The former is a nephew of host
and hostess. Itis about 20 years since
Rus. first went to the Queen city where
be bolds a good position.
Mrs, 1, Caldwell and Misses lean and
Jessie spent the week end at the parent.
al home in Grey township,
T. C. and Mrs, McCall and Miss Edna
took a motor run to Kipppn last Satur•
day and visited Rev, and Mrs. Lundy,
formerly of Walton. The rev. gentle.
man bas been bothered with high blood
pressure but is improving,
Rev, Dr, Oaten, Toronto, was" in town
this week while en route to Wingham
District Meeting. He was a former
pastor of the Methodist Church' here,
and in his earlier ministry was on Bel -
grave circuit, hence knows the geo-
graphy of this section of country well.
D. B, MacDonald and Mrs. ,H. R.
Horton; Galt, and Mrs. Maclean, De-
troit were called borne owing to the
serious illness of their mother, Mrs.
Lexa Kerr', who suffered a slight stroke
on Saturday. As THE POST went to
press on Wednesday there was little
change in Mrs. Kerr's condition.
Athol McQuarrie, who is now engag-
ed with the well known Advertising
Agency of A. McKim, Montreal and
Toronto, was in town last week call-
ing on relatives and friends for a short
while. We wish Mr, McQuarrie success
and congratulate the Agency on secur•
ing so excellent a representative,
Joshua Bateman, Assistaot—'Station
Master, Torouto, who has been in rail.
way service for the past 22 years, was a
visitor in Brussels last Saturday. He
has a busy spot at the "Union" as 41
regular passenger trains are in and out
every day, to say nothing about the
specials. Mr. Bateman likes to get a visit
to Brussels and locality where be spent
his youthful years. He is a brother to
John Bateman, town.
Dr. Fred. and Mrs, Gilpin, Chicago,
accompanied by Nurse Cox are expect-
ed to arrive Wednesday by Lincoln car
and will take J. J. and Mrs, Gilpin back
with them for an extended visit, which
has become an annual event. The
above mentioned nurse took charge of
Mrs. Gilpin last Summer when the visit
was being made, Owing to other plans
on the program Mrs. E. Crich will re-
main in town instead of accompaning
the party to the Windy city on. this
occasion as bas been her custom.
During the year 1924 96 arrivals
and departures on the St. Lawrence
route, with its different services, to
be maintained throughout the sum-
mer months by its popular mono -
class cabin and Empress class steam-
ers, will, '5onatitute the Canadian
programihe of the Canadian Pacific
Railway's eteamships. A combined
tonnage of 197,000 gross tons will
be in operation en the Atlantic under
the Company's flag, the largest
amount yet assigned by a single line
toeteamsh
steamship P� senge
r
traffic on
the St.
Lawrence
route.
Lavvr
Canada's unfavorable trade bal
oace with the United States is more
than equaled by her favorable trade
balaace with the United Kingdom,
according to trade figures of the
Bureau of Statistics. For the year
ending February, Canada's imports
from the United States were $603,-
000,000' and her exports to that
country $426,000,000, an excess of
imports of $177,000,000. As against
this, Canadian exports to the United
Kingdom were $355,000,000, and the
imports from Britain $166,000,000, a
surplus of 1200,000,000 on the side
of exports.
DI E,0
DoDPt,—At Tilleonburg. on May 18th, 1624,
Eliza, widow of the late A. A. Donee, Lon-
don, and mister of J. J. Gilpin, Brussels.
McInnis —At Soadder, Pelee Island, on May
1155.1924, Arthur Molenlo, In his 84th year.
PoMaaor.—In Maidstone, on May 1855, 1024,
Rev. W. M. Pomeroy, formerly of Walton,
in hie 76th � year.PIDDLE:—In Whitoohnroh, on May llth, 1924,
Samuel Peddle, is his 78rd year.
Wedding Gifts
FOR THE BRIDE
In our store you will find suit-
able Wedding Gifts. A new
stock of Got Glass has just ar-
rived, consisting of bherbett
Seta, Goblets, Water Sete, Cake
Plates, Sugars and dreams,
Vases, etc, Also a nice assort-
ment of SILVERWARE, New,
useful pieces suitable as Wed-
ding Gifts for the Bride, Call and see the assortment.
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Our store is a good place to get your
Kodak outfit, Our stock is complete and
up•LO-date and we are as willing to show as
we erg to sell.
Get your Kodak here • $6,76 and up
Brownie Camerae • 2.00 and up
ACCESSORIES and SUPPLIES
J. R. a YY Es w 16w/ I _ ✓E ROXETER
The T,494'14.670. Store
WEEKLY STORE NEW S
Geranlums or Bedding
N the course of a few days we will be
I placing our order for Geraniums and
will be pleased to have any wishing
to secure a supply to leave their orders
as early as possible—
Salmon Pink Dark Pink
White Dark Red
Our price is the same as charged at the Green House
$2.75 per dozen
1
1
Dreco
A Splendid
Spring
Tonic
We have
$1.25 per bot.
TA N LAC
An all round
Tonic
and Appetizer
We have it—
$1.15 per bottle
Penslar
Cod Liver
Extract
Our
Best Builder and
Tonic
We have 15—
$ 0.00 per bot.
The Wall Paper Season
is still going strong and we are now prepared
to offer some attractive prices on bundles of
Remnants in from 4 to to Roll lots,
They - are - Bargains
FOX' S DRUG STORE
"Careful Prescription Dispensers"
DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER
•
BIWUSSELS MARKET
Fall Wheat,
Peau
Oats Barley
Buckwheat
Butter
Hoge
Potatoes
Hay
Wool
40 00 40 88
1 65 5
1 566
40 45
8o 8o
25 25
7 b0 760
76 75
700 800
1 21
Drain Tenders
The council of the Township of Grey is
nuking for tenders for the construction of the
Hanna and Sanders Drains, Tender% must be
received by the Clerk not later then May 81st,
Plana, estimates end specifications may be
mien at the Clerk's office. The lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
J. H. FEAR,
Twp. Clark.
J
King Bros.
Warm Weather will
Demand Suitable Apparel
Summer Frocks
Just to hand
New Voile Dresses
Ratene Dresses
Linen Dresses
Broadcloth Dresses
Pleated Skirts, Capes, Etc.
Gossard Corsets
Nemo Corsets
Corslets
Linens for the June Bride
Complete Table Sets
Separate Cloths or Napkins
Fine Medals. Luncheon Sets
Cluny and Point Venice Pieces
Dress Goods
Silks and Wash Goods
Curtains Curtain Materials
House Furnishings
Visit our Men's Department
IT WILL PAY YOU
Samples sent on request
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PHONE 7r WINGHANI