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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1924-6-18, Page 8Summer t Needs SHAMPOOS 'BRILLIANTINE COMBS FOR SOBBED HATS TALOTJIVL POWDERS FACE POWDERS POWDER OOMPAOTS FACE CREAMS TOILET WATEItS SOAPS BATH SALTS PERSPIRATION DEODORANTS DEPILA,TORIE$ HAIR NETS POWDER PUFFS SPONGES WASH CLOTHS, Se. Eastman Kodak Finishing Our Prints are made on Velox— it gives us the best Prints we can get. Mail us your Films or bring them in.. Films, Kodaks, and Supplies Promotion Examinations are now on and to our customers, both in town and the surrounding rural schools, we cordially invite you to come to our store for your supplies. Examination Paper Water Colors Rulers Examination Pads Brushes Rubber Erasers Fountain Pen Ink Pens Pen Pointe Lead Pencils Drawing Paper, &c. F. A. SMITH The " ,.S 9f,+ 'aL Store Druggist and Stationer Poi elms Imss Cool. nights. GARDEN Party season is at hand. How is your subsciption to THE POST 1 TIME to mow the bay on the sides of numerous streets SEND THE Pos'r to the absentee mem- bers of the family. It gives the news. LOCAL and District news may be read on pages 4 and 5 this week. See what is said. PEONIES are oat in their gayest dress. "Jack" Wright bas one plant with 8o buds, which is a good record. SEE the Base Ball match Thursday evening of this week on Victoria Park, Brussels. Dungannon and Brussels will be the diamond dusters. THIs week the High Court of the C. O. F. is in session at Montreal, Brussels Court did not send a representative as the distance and expense barred the way. REGULAR meeting of the Loyal Legion will be held in Melville Church Sunday School room Friday afternoon of this week. at 4.15, A large attendance hop• ed for. AT Monkton last Thursday evening Brussels lost to the home team by 1.0, It was a close game and the goal score was really a presentation. Monkton bas a good team just the same. ACCIDENT, -Last Saturday Joo. Smith, who makes bis home at D. M. Scott's, had the end of the middle finger of bis left band nipped by the turnip palper. The injured member was dres- sed and the patient will make a quick recovery we hope. WB.oxaTEa Intermediate Foot Ball team will meet our lads on Victoria Park here Wednesday evening of this week. The Visitors play a great game Mad there will be no dull moments dur- ing the match, Our boys are out to win. See the gams by alt means. Tsaibusiness section of Turnberry streetwas swept, and afterward washed off by a supply of water supplied by the Fire Engine last Saturday preparatory to the putting on of the top dressing of was done this week. tarvia which Chips of stone were added after the sealing Coat. THE Maitland river at the tnill dam is a favorite spot for bathing and swim. ming. People should not forget that a By.law calls for the wearing of bathing suns, a little formality some youths overlook. Cost of a suit would, be less than a fine, solthis hint had better not he overlooked. LOSTOWEL BOAan of COMMERCE HIKE. -The and annual Automobile bike of Listowel Board of Commerce was held Wednesday of this week and was a /narked success. London was the pivotal point this year. 55 well loaded oars lett Listowel at 7.30 2. m., carrying 25o citizens, in which was iooluded the fine town Band ander direction of Band. master Dempsey. first stop was at Brdssels, where street banner proclaim- ed Weicome and the visitors were greet- ed by a large number Of business people and citizens generally as the imposing, tooting procession lined up on Turn - berry street. After a selection by the Band Reeve Backer gave a short ad. dress of Welcome, referring to the neighborly kindnesses shown to Brus- sels and wishing the Board of Corti Tnerce and citizens generally the best of success, Rev. T. B, Howard, Anglican rector, made . an appropriate reply., Cheers were given for the hikers and responded to by cheers. for Brussels and the eompaay moved off for. Seafortb, M. R. Hey Is the live President of the Board of Commerce and Editor. Hudson Secretary. Listowel has set a good example worthy of emulation, MRS. BISHOP WARD, a former Brum• selite, died at her home, Omemee Street St. Thomas, on Friday of last week. Other particulars are not to hand. A BEAN guessing contest is on at the Lindensmith store for which an electric toaster or an electric iron will be given for nearest decision. Contest closes Saturday. 28th inst. A DELEGATION went to Clinton on Tuesday to attend the Co. Temperance Conveotiou, Next Monday representa- tives will go to Palmerston to the Dis- trict Convention on the same issue. FOR SALE. -15 young Pigs about 2 months old. also some seed Buckwheat. Phone 556 J. P. 550l52005 Grey Twp. ACcOnsTs -I would ask all those owing ac. counts to please settle by the 25thof this month. B, P, BOLOea. CATTLE wanted to posture, Phone 510 GILIIRa, Sparc, Morrie Twp. l 6 noOM house, good lot, berries.garden planted, good well and cistern. Cheap for quick sale. Apply at Tan Poem. 1 WANTED - A capable Maid for general housework (none other Hoed sppply.) City eon !'mens, pleasant anrroundinge, good wages. Apply. atating wages expected and experience, to Mas. 0. M00BLLUe, f 50.8 Box 41 O. A. College. Guelph, FOR SALE AT A BAROAIN.—Gas machine and all necessary fixtures. An ideal lighting eye• tem for residence oat of reach of Hydro. In- expensive to operate and in good condition. Apply t0 W. M. SINCLAIR, Brussels Two comfortable houses on Mill street for sale at a bargain. Possession to snit pert chaser. Terms easy. Apply to W. M. SINCLAIR. COMFORTABLE house and 14 sore lot - for eels on Flora street, Brussels. Good stable small fruits, &o. Good neighborhood. Early pos. session. Pride very reasonable for quick sale. For further partionlarnapply on The premises. Phone 78. MARY A, BOLT. Horse for sale on Primase Street, Brussels, Reasonable terms. .Apply to Phone 2 A. H. MACDONALD, Brussels. NOR HALE. -Barn 54x00 feet • shed 18x80 feet ; and about 800 feet of dressed spruce lumber, For further particulars apply to W. 0. STEVENSON. Phone 608 R. R. 3, Brussels FORD Coupe, ran between 800 and 400 miles, for sale. Apply to R. THOMSON, Bewails. PRIVATE Fends 60 Lean. W, M. SINCLAIR, Broesele. DR. PARKER, of Wingham, has resumed his weekly visits to the Queen's Hotel, Brussels,. Boon and lot for sale in the Village of Brno• sets, formerly occupied by the late Alex, Ellis, Queen Street. Eligible roperty. For further particulars apply to W. M. SINCLAIR, tf Brussels, AT the Family Theatre Friday and Saturday evenings "The Cbristisn" Is the widely known story, "Grandma's Boy," a real genuine funny one, Mon- day and Wednesday evenings. See the advt. Friday evening of next week the Young people of Brussels Methodist Church will bold a Lawn Fete at the commodious grounds of Dr. and Mrs,. R. S. Hamilton, Mill Street West. Fine program will be presented by the popular Harriston Male Quartette, the well known Gorrie Orchestra, &c., re- freshment booth, Country Store and other novelty features. See the advt. and mark down the date, June 27th. GARDEN PARTY, -According t0 an- nouncement St. John's Garden Party was held on the commodious lawn of D. and Mrs. Walker, Thursday evening of last week, attracting a large company, the receipts being $168 no. Rev. Mr. Lewin, rector, filled the bill as Chair- man. Program was excellent and con- sisted of instrumental numbers from Piper Wm, Young, Art. Rogers and J. Cuyler, guitarists, Kincardine ; Rev. and Mrs, and Miss Lewin ' Thynne 8t Speir Orchestra, . and Miss Lewin ; Soloists, Wm, Pilkington; Kincardine; Miss Hingaton and Mrs. Locke,; short address by Rev, Mr, Hawkins, Blyth ; Neil McDonald, Kincardine gave burrs. orousselections, Rain came on cutting short the program, Np CE Maode C, 'Bryan Announces her Brussels Office will be open following days of every week :-- Bloure-a, In, p, m. Monday , 10 to 12 130 to 6 Friday 1.30 to 0 Saturday ••'..•,•10 to 12 1.30 to 0 Saturday Evening 7 to 9 .FAMILY TffE ATRE FAMILY BRUSSELS Friday and Saturday June 20 and 21 'THE ' CHRISTIAN' At last 1 the world famous novel comes to Motion Pictures by Sit' Ball Oaine - the greatest love story of all time supported by an excellent oast. Monday and Wednesday Now for Israel laugh when you see "Grandma's Boy" A Creel Harold Lloyd Comedy. If you can't laugh you better not come, You have all been wait- ing to. see "Grandma's Boy," eo here is your chance, A rousing Fast Action Fea- ture also. SEVERAL interesting matters are crowded over to next issue WESTERN Star Lodge. I O. O. F., is being represented this week,.at Guelph, at the Grand Lodge by W. A,. Grewar and Walter Williamson. LAST Friday while playing Base Ball on Victoria Park W. E. Willis strained the ligaments of one of his ankles while sliding in to 2nd base. He ;has bad a very sore leglbut we hope he will soop be o. k. WottsN's Institute meets Thursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at Mrs. R. T. McLauchlin's. Don't forget Mrs, Pat. terson, Gad's Hill, is to address the meeting. Specially good attendance is asked for., BELSHAZZER, the sacred Cantata pre- sented by s company of 5o Blyth folk, will be repeated in Brussels Opera House. Monday evening lune 32th. Reserved seat plan at Fox's Di ug store, under auspices of the Willing Workers of Melvil e Cum ch See advt. ANNUAL pion c Of the Huron Old Boys' Associat on ot 'Toronto, will be held oo the South lawn. Exhibition grounds, on Friday afternoon lune'27th. An attractive program of sports and games is being arranged. The Farmers' Sun has ;everted to a weekly edition.' A re•organtzation of the staff has been effected. and the new Editor will be D J. McArthur, a son of Peter McArthur. W. L. Smith, who was Editor of The Sun before it was Required by the Farmers, will write the editorials and act as Consulting Editor HURON Co. Council granted $roo to North Huron Plowmans' Association. A meeting of the Directors was held in the Council Chamber, Brussels, Tues day of this week, Allan Adams is the wideawake President and L. E. Car- diff the Secretary, A hustling Plowing Match will be held next Fall, THE sad news was received here of the sudden death of Mrs. Emerson Bean nee May Reading, of Windsor, on Tuesday of last week. Fuueral took place Friday. Deceased was a daughter of J. sed Mrs. Reading, Windsor, for- merly of Wingham. She was a niece of George Brown, formerly ot town, now in Toronto. THE house and stable with to acres of land attached, also the Housebold Fur- niture, &c., the property of the late Annie °I urnbull, will be offered at her late home, Brussels North, on. Saturday, lune 28•h, at 2 p. m. by D. M. Scott, Auc. Executors are Ss m. Knox and Thos. Turnbull. See posters for furth- er particulars. Property is an eligible one, W. C. T. U -Annual meeting of Brussels W. C. T. U. was held on May ducted a A. Lowry exercises by Mrs. J. y after witch minutes of previous meeting were read and adopted, Reports from different Departments were received showing activity along all lines. Uuloo bas a membership of 32, to members being added during year, 12 meetings were held during sameperiod. Raised for all purposes $132 Contributed to Budget Fund $42, which' goes to support Field Workers, Mrs, Dr. Detwiler, Miss Rosemead Duff and a Missionary In the Lumber Camps. A gift bale, consisting Of Moen, quilts and canned fruit was sent to Willard Hall, Toronto, valued at $25. Union managed a very successful sale of poppies for Armistice Day in aid of .disabled soldiers. Our school boys and girls assisted in the sale, A St. Patrick's Tea and sale of home made baking Was held on March 1710, realiz Ing $53, Election of officers resulted as follows: --Pres•, Mrs. McGuire; 1st Vice -Pres., MM. T. McCall ; and Viee- Pres., Mw. (Rev.) McLeod; 3rd Vice. Pres., MTs. Skelton; Corresponding Sec.,. Mrs, W. J. proctor ; Rec,.Sec., Mrs Skeiton ; Treasurer, Mrs. 'r, Whit- field ; Asst.-Treas., Mrs, Maunders ; Superintendents, Dept. of Sclentifie Tempera0ce, Miss Jessie Strachan and Miss Menzies; Flowers, Fruit and Del,- locks el"fcacks and Traveliers' Aid, Mrs. R. Oliver and Mrs. D. Cunningham : Mother's Meetings, Mrs, T, Strachan' and Mrs. E. Bryan ; 'temperance attd Sunday Schools, Mrs; A. J. Lowry ; Citizenship, Mrs. H. McKinnon and Your Current Account ,ARB +ou getting the maximum of service h* Dolt« Rection with your Current Account? We are in a'po�tion to offer clo!e exchi'<uge rates, to give� your cpllections promps ;alfention, to buy or sell dra ts, and to issue flit lista of credit rand money. orders. TIAL STANDARD BANK Brussels Branch, - - Gold. Semis, Manager Dublin Hranch, - F, McConnell, Manager Blyth' Choral Society • Will preeonb ' OeIs b azzer A Sacred Cantata. In which 50 voices will take part —IN THE— OPERA HOUSE BRUSSELS Monday Ev'g, June 30 at 8 o'clock Under auspices of Melville Church Willing Workers Reserved Seats ; 50o General Admission 35c Plan of Hall at Fox's, Drug Store Mrs. R, Strachan ; Anti -Narcotics, Mrs. 'ryerman and Mrs, F, Oster ; Parlor Meetings, Mrs. McGuire, Miss Mary Lamont ; Superintendent of L. T. L„ Mrs. 1'. C. McCall, Mrs. A. Mc• Call and Mrs. A. McDonald, All who are interested in the great work of Temperance and Moral Reform are ins vited to join and stand by our motto, "What we have we hold." • tit People We Talk Abouts tt tt Mrs. (Dr.) Moore. 'Listowel, was in town this week. Miss Hazel Lowry is home from her school at Brantford. Mrs. Kingswood, London, is a visitor with her sister. Mrs. Ida Lowry. Miss 'Yeaodie motored to her home. at Stratford for the week end. Miss Nephew spent the week end at the parental home, Kincardine. Archie McCallum is here from the West on a holiday visit, looking good. R. McFadden is a visitor with his uncle and aunt, D. and Mrs. Walker. S. and Mrs. Carter and Miss Myrtle were week end visitors in Owen Sound. Mrs. Burrow, Mount Forest, was visiting Mrs. A. C Dames last week' Mrs, Geo. McCall does not make the improvement in health her many friends. hope for. Ben, and Mrs. Walker and Miss Betty. New Hamburg, spent the week . end with relatives in town, Geo. and Mrs, Muldoon and J. T. and Miss Mary Ross attended the funeral of Mrs. Pierce Collison, Palmerston. R. I. and Mrs. MCLauchlin, Mrs, D. C. Ross and Miss Mary Isabel Raynor motored to Palmerston to attend the. funeral of Mrs. Pierce Collison, grand- mother of Mary Isabel. Wm, and Mrs. McAllister and Wm. and Mrs. Elliot, Windsor, were visitors with Mrs, E. Bryans. They bad been to Molesworth to attend the funeral of Mrs. Thos. Elliot. their aunt. Mrs Robert Oliver, Princess Street, whdhas been on the sick list for the past to weeks, is still -confined to her bed. Her many friends hope she will soon be about as smart as ever. Mrs, R. M, Williams and son, Jackie, St. Thomas, are here on a visit at the former's parental home, Jno and Mrs. Watson,atherine street. Mr. Watson does notim rove as quickly as his num- erous fries s desire. Thos. McCrea, a former resident of this locality, is here on a visit from the West, He is a brother to Mrs Jas. Speir and Mrs. Angus Lamont, of this locality One purpose of the coming was to see the latter who has been ill for some months. - Mrs. H. L. Jackson, Mrs. Sheriff and Miss Carrie Hingstoo spent a few days with Hamilton friends Conductor E 13 Creighton returned with them in car for a brief visit. He Is a brothtr of MN. H. L Jackson and Mrs. Sheriff and was a former Brusselite. Dr, T. T. McRae 'Is ib Ottawa this week attending the combined meeting of the Ontario Medical Association and the Dominion Medical Association. Some of the most prominent Medical men from Great' Britain and United States will be present to give lectures On the modern treatment of disease, ' THE Pon. is sorry to hear that Dr, and Mrs Graham, 'Toronto, former well known Brueselites, are not enjoying very good health, Tile former is 11I bed from a severe attack of sciatica and Mrs, Gtaheln' Ci'as`trotibte with tier heart. If good wishes will basted the recovery of Dr. and Mrs, Graham they should soon be convalescent, Hearty congratulations ate being ex. teudei1 to Misses Marjory and Doris Roos, Brussels, over their success in their Arts courser at'Toronto'University. The former completed her 3rd year with 2nd class trotters and Miss Doris finished her and year .with the same creditable etaudieg. The young ladles are ret the parental home enjoying a boli., day after the strenuous term, Harry. and Mrs, McArter, Burford, ac. companted by their children Jim, Doris and Donald, spent the week end with relatives:and friends here. J. A, and Mrs. Fleming, Beaverton, accompanied by Rev. D. B. McRae, Mrs, Fleming's father, were calling on relatives and old friends bete last week, Miss Nina Rogers, Mount Forest, has been visiting her sister, Mrs, A. C. Dames, Albert street and also calling on old friends in town: Miss,Rogcrs was a former Brusselite, Last Monday Mrs. George Cardiff, a resident of Brussels and locality for the past 5o years. left for Tillamock, Or- egon, with her niece Mrs, I. H. Moore, who came to take Mrs. Cardiff to live with her, Mrs, Cardiff is 85 years of age and enjoyed the respect of a wide circle of relatives and friends, A numbeeof lady friends presented. Mrs. Cardiff with a flue silk umbrella as a token of regerd, The recipient briefly expressed, her thanks for the fine gift, Many good wishes accompany the travellers for a safe journey to Uncle Sam's land. Church Chimes Last Sunday evening service in St. John's church was withdrawn out of dompliment to Melville Church Anui- vereary., Friday afternoon of this week pre. paratory service will be held in Melville Church, to he followed by the Com :minion next Sabbath morning. Rev. Mr. Lewin, St. John's Church, rector, was called to Bervie to take the funeral service of a member of the charge recently vacated by the former. Building Committee of the Methodist Cburcb motored to London last Friday to visit churches and other buildings in 'studiug new windows, seating, heating, choir and other matters of interest. Next Sabbath morning at It o'clock the members of Brussels L O. L. will attend service in the Methodist Church., The brethren are asked to meet at the Orange Hall at'ro.3o to march to the church. Melville Cburcb Young Peoples' Society donated $5o.00 toward a Com• triunity Hall to be built on the Mission field in Manitoba, where Eat) Ander son, of Morris township, is spending the Summer. It was a good deed and will be appreciated. Rev, C. F. Clarke, preached last Sab- bath morning in the Methodist church from Romans to : e 16. A number of references were made to the recent London Conference. The evening ser- vice er vice was withdrawn on account of Mel• villp church anniversary, During the months of July, August and September Rev. J. M. McLeod will have a vacation from his duties as paster of Melville,church to rebuild bis health, which has not been of a rugged type for some months. We hope the rest will ac- complish the desired end. AHOUT'THE PREACHERS. -Rev. James E. •Hunter. Granton, brother to the Misses Hunter. Brussels; was elected Secretary of the London Conference for. this year, He'll fill the bill all right, - Rev. E W. Jewitt, B. A , who has been Secretary of Religious Education of the First Methodist Church, London, for the past.3 years, has been chosen as- sistant pastor of the same church. The revd. gentleman is a son ofRev. George Jewitt, a former resident of this locality, -The President of Conference is Rev. H. J. Uren, pastor of Colborne St, Church. London, who was chosen on the tstballot. He filled the post with ability and dignity. MELVIt.LE CHURCH ANNIVERSARY - Last Sabbath was anniversary day . in Melville church, and the services were specially interesting. barge congrega- tiops attended and the pulpit was well filled by Rev. Dr. Harkness, Ripley. The pastor, Rev. Mr. McLeod, assisted in the evening service. Finaucial pro- ceeds of the day totalled $3oo. At the morning service -the text was Hebrews 6, "Whither the forerunner is for us en- tered, even Jesus, made an high Priest forever atter the order of Melchisedec," The Bible presents 3 great phases of our Lord (I) As he was while here in the flesh ; (2) As be is now ; (3) As He shall be when He comes again. The text deals with Jesus as he is, Melchise dec, as he met Abraham. bad no sacrifice but had bread and wine, the memorials of sacrifice ; he blessed Abraham and took tithes. Christ now is a Priest a ter the order of Melcbesdec bringing to us strength and cheer of which breed and wine are symbols The tithes belong to Christ and when we give toi•Ilm tithes then He pours out the .blessing on us. Evening text was Acts 7 : 17 and 18 "It sba'l come to passan the last day and thev shall prophecy &c " NoVee (i) It is God that says this ; (2) It will be done in the last days ; (3) This prophesying is not to be confined to any class of Society but shall come from all classes t (4) It is Dot to be confined to. Any particular place but is to take place alt over the World, Every Christian man should be a missionary, To be missionary a man must 'know and experienee repentance and remission of sins auii the power of the 'Holy''G` st. e-Debtftion does not, make a men a missionary nor does op. pearance. God's supreme desire, as. revealed In Hie word, is that the story of salvation should be told all over the world, When the supreme thought of a man le to tell the story of the Gospel all over the world that constitutes a mise sionary. The program of music rentler- ed.by the choir wits excellent sed re- flected credit on the leader, Miss Min. erva Jones, as well as the members, In the morning "King et Glory," end "Your Lord and Ring Adore,"were the Fox's Drug; Store The Store WEEKLY STORE NEWS Bugs, ,Worms, Parasites, &c. in the golden. Un- less the garden le free from these pests yon do not get good results, Our exper- ience helps, Let us help you, Fly Away Stay Away Flies - Warm weather brings nut the Flies, Then they overrun the house, destroying evarytlting,. " FLY TOO is our best -cleans them Ont at once, 'Rey it. Full Strength Water class. Preserves 1lggs the !lest, By Putting down your nice fresh eggs now you will hilae fresh eggs all Wintet 101ag, Briggs Are cheap and Water Glass is easy to use. Straw Hat Cleaner Here is an article that we can fully recommend, :Itis easy to apply and the results the very beet, 150 the package Sugar of Milk is Good .A food value for Babies and Growing Children. A' fine product guaranteed pure. You will find` our Sugar of Milk Strictly Pure I Canadian National Ry, We would like to draw the attention of the public to the fact that we are Down Town Agents for this Company and will be pleased to supply you with the `necessary paste boards when taking your next jaunt, We wish to aseuee you that this does not in any way interfere with lite work of out. Agent at the Depot. If for any reason any ticket puechased'from us is not used money will be promptly returned. K FOX'S DRUG STORE "Careful Prescription. Dispensers" DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICISET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER • v [ titles of tbe well sung anthems. At evening service anthems were "Send out Thy Light," and"Father Keep Us in Thy Care." Miss Ruth Sinclair and Archie Ballantyne sang "Morning Land," in good voice and a ladies quartette, consisting of Mrs, Meadows, Miss Kate Ament, Mrs. (Rev) McLeod and Mrs. R. Thomson, rendered, with good effect. "My Task." Miss Jones' preludes were well executed. A goodly number ofmembers of St, john's and Methodist church congregations joined in the evening service, their churches being closed for the anuiversary. V. C. and Mrs. French, 'Wetaski- win. Alberta, were, visitors with rel- atives in Clinton.. BORN Ross,—Ie Kincardine. on June 6611, 1024, to Mr. and Para. Gordon Ross, a daughter. DIED B1RLny.-At Keldeid, Sask., on Jane Ord, 1024, Thomas Coke Blolby, formerly a resident of Morris and Grey Townships, aged 711 years, 10 months and 10 days. OAaTes.--In Walton on June 16th, 1024, Mar- garet Scott Campbell. beloved wife of A. J. Carter, aged 09 years, 4 mpathe and 14 days. Delo,-In Howlak, on June 1010, 1924, Jane Dolg, beloved wife of Paul Dolg, In her 88th , year• HOLptxe.—In MaKlllo township on Juno 14th, 1924, Robert .1, Holmes, in his 60th year. IN MEMORIAM DOQOLAe. - In loving memory of John R. Douglas, who died June 21st, 1025. Not dead to us, we love him still, Not lost but gone before ; He lives with us in memory And wilt for ever more, -ANNIE R. DODO LAB, AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, JIINE 28T n.-10 Gores of land with house and stable, also hsn0ehold furniture, &o. belonging to estate of Into Annie Turnbull. Sale at home, Brussels North, at 2 p• in. Wm. Knox and Thos. Turnbull, Executors. D, M. Scott, Auotioneer, BRUSSELS MARKET:._ Fall Wheat ,.. „... ........... t0 00 50 08 Peas.... .. .......... .. .. . 150 1 55 Barley "' 65 66 Oats 40 45 Buokw80 Batter .... 60 80 EgEggs............................«......... 25 25 7 25 7 25 Potatoes Ha700 800 Wool 31 21 By-iaw No. 13, 1924 Township of Morris WHEREAS complaint bus been made to the Council that live stook running at large on the public highway has become a nuisance • THEREFORE the Council enacts that, rafter theassing of tide By -Lew no live stock will be allowed to run at large on the roads of the municipality. Read and passed th16 20th day of May, 1024, R, H. SHORTREID, A, MAOEWEN, 1' Reeve, Clerk. Notice of Meeting to Consider By-law TAKE NOTICE that o By -Law for raising 050,000 00 under • the provisions of "The Tito Drainage Act,' will be token into eonaidera• tion by the Municipal Counoll of the Township' of Morris at the Township Hall, on 'Monday, the 2latdny of 3017, 1924, et the hour of two o'clock 111 the afternoon, R. H. s$ORTREisD, A. MAOEW EN, 1 Reeve, Clerk. Farm for Sale Good 100 sore farm for sale, being N34 Lot 20, Con. O, Morris township. Buildings are good and torn well cared for. 5 miles to elth• er Brussels or Rinaldo, Will sell with orop on or off to suit p,trohaeer. For further par. Haulers as to prim), terms, &.o., apply on the premises or write undersigned, MRs. A. E, CHARTERS, Brussels R. R, 6 div'/1„ 0,0 ueen Helena and Queen Mary were escorted through the Canadian Pacific Pavilion at Wembley, by Lord Stevenson, with whont they are seen leaving the building. The policemen are members of the Canadian Pacific detachment from various parts of Canada,