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The Brussels Post, 1924-10-1, Page 14x VOL, 53 NO, I; 2.o0' fier rinoum It advance BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I, 1924 Most great business successes lad their foundation in a savings account .Capital enabled the saver to grasp his opportunity . Are you preparing for the day. of " i opportun ty? You can , by in a do so opening p. savings account to -day in ..THE � Bank nk Nova No�Scotia 2STABLISRED 1882 F. M. WILMOT;' Pad -up Capital i 10,000,000 Manager, Brussels Reserve - 19,000,000 Tota Amete - 210,000,000 - - - New Advertisements Fall Fair Conoort Pup for sale—Roy Nichol •: Paryigstoes for sale—Mrs, Robb ToContrantore—L. B. Cardiff Fall Announcement—W,D, Hamel - a' • Demonstration—R. W. Ferguson The Right Business—Misses Ranter If WinterComes—Family Theatre Thanksgving Services—St. John's Oharah Linoleum—Gwen Bound Carpet and For, Co. Bluevale Brussels Fall Fair Friday of this week will attract a good man y from dire locality, Anniversary services of Knox Church, Bluevale will be held next Sabbath, Oct. 5th. Rev. Dr. Edmison, Toronto, Secretary of the Home Mitt - Edon 'Board, 'will preach at 11 a. m. and 2 p. m. All friends of the congre- gation are invited to come and enjoy these services. Morris Open portion of Mustard drain was let by the Council to J. A. Nichol, Grey towusbip, and .the covered sec- tion to a Mr -Robertson. ' McKillop: BARN BURNED;— Fire of unknown origin on Saturday morning Sept. 20th about one o'clock completely destroy- ed the tine barn and shed of Ohas. Dolmage, 71.h Oon. McKillop. The fire had gained such headway: when discovered that it was impoesrbie to save anything. It attracted a number of people from the surronding catontry and by their strenuous efforts were able to save the house. Mr. Dolmage had thrashed only a few days previous and his entire crop was consumed, consisting of between 2,000 and 3,000 Important n Fall .l, For your Special Ltd., of Perm fammus "Pullin play in our We cordially theee New buyers who of•materials. A Special ments, explain able for every In addition Coate for years, Every once. • Pollan finement, Whether tage of lisle dueed in Canada, R. o convenience arrangements ito, store. Fall ereatione. demand Representative and type to Miesee model Garments superior you opportunity PULLAN GARM E NTS and DOROTHY p DARE i DRESSES A COMBINED DEMONSTRATION + THURSDAY i, & FRIDAY• Oct. 2nd and 3rd the store will be open until 9.80 p; m. have been made with We Pullen Mfg. Co„ the house with the national reputation, tailcre of the Garments" and Dorothy. Dare Dresses, to hold a dis- g invite the ladies of the town and vicinity to inspect We. appeal especially to those exacting artistry of style expression as well no reliability will be in charge who will take'measure- assist in the selection of any garment most suit- of figure. the Ladies' Garments we willalso have on display and Children, ranging in sizes from 0 years to 20 011 display is subject to sale and can be delivered at are man -tailored and are characterized by re- quality and superlative values., intend purchasing or not you should take advan- of seeing the finest line of Ready-to-wear pro, W. Ferguson rill.,ataIIIIIMMINIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIA bushels of grain 116 loads of hay, a i. straw stack, 1b loade of peas and I8 pip end a number of hens, and all bis implements and harness, 000100- Ity eywpathy is extended to Mr. Dol - mage in emir a loss. Moncrief ,Ali roads lead to Monorieif on Oct, 6th and 6th for the Harvest Home Ser- vices and Supper. Fred. Tuck, who was so seriously in• Pared at Flint, Mich., was able to be removed to hie home, Anniversary services next Sunday at Moncrieff, followed by hot chicken dinner Monday evening and fine pro- gram. A corn novelty was on display at R. Pratt's in the shape of a cob of corn, or a combination of them, centering round the one cob. 6 or more of them were in a circle. It was a freak all right, Ethel - A large acreage of Fall wheat has been put in this season, Mre. John Reading, Evanston, I11 is visiting her sister, Mre. W. H. Love. Brussels Fall Fair will attract a good many from this locality Friday of this week. Next Sunday afternoon Rev. L. Per- rin, Hamilton, will preach in the Pres- byterian church here. Alex. and Mrs: Speiran, Mrs. Love and Mrs. Reading, Evanston, Ill„ spent Sunday with Seaforbh relatives. Mrs. Ira Tayloteand Ohas. land Mre. Lucas, Hamilton, spent the past week with fortner's ;brother, Ohas. Oleaver. Mrs. J. Gorsalitzunderwenban oper- ation at Listowel hospital and is mak. ing a good recovery we are pleased to hear. The Voters' List Court was held hereWednesdayforenoon of this week, before Judge Lewis. Several names were added. The Sewing Course arranged for by Ethel Branch of the Women's institute will commence Friday, Oct. 8th, with Mise Florence Beck, Blenheim, as in- structress. e1 METHODIST OHIIROH,-Jack and Mrs. Slemmon were given a surprise party and presented with a rocking chair on theirdeparture for Stratford, Mrs, (Rev.) White has been appointed org- anist in Jack's place and took her dut- ies for the first time last Sunday. Mr. Bixby has been appointed Choir Dir- ector. - Mre. White will also take the Wowens' Bible class at Ethel on Suudal!. afternoons. — Congregations are gradually increasing. Subject on Sunday,- "The Fading Leaves."—A large bulletin board is being construct- ed for community use. We call our- selves "The Friendly Church." — The Delco bulb for lantern has not arriv- ed,'and the Junior League will be poet - gonad until Thursday, Oct. Oth. - Rev.; Mr. Rogers, a former pastor, will take Harvest Thanksgiving eery - ices at Roe's appointment on Sunday l' 4-14+++++++4.4-144444444++44+ PICTURES EVERY- BODY SHOULD SEE FAMILY JH[ATHE Thursday, Friday & Saturday he WILLIAM FOX Screen version of A.S..Hut ' Chlt]SOi] S famous novel Finest Scenery on Screen, Yon are bound to enjoy it. - Don't fail to see the Film. You will never forget it. • Story teaches. Fine Lessons, Monday and -Wednesday, October 6 and 8 ST. ELIVIO A Story that Everybody Loves, will be featured, Enjoy MI hone at the Family Theatee with these tine Stories, Open at 8 p. Old Friona McKinnon & Murcar r3"!'N++40111444401.4.4:t •'1••h'Ff'.+4.14-lt Harvest Thanksgiving Services Will bebeldin - - St. John's Anglican Church - - Brussels Sunday, October 12th at it a. m, and 7 p. rn. ' Rev. Mr. Snell, Wingham, will be the special preacher, Good Music by the Choir, Hot Fowl Supper will be served in the Lecture Room Monday - evening follow- ing from 6 to 8 o'clock. A fine Concert will follow in the.audi- torium, in which excellent out- side and home talent will enema a first-class program. - - Everybody Invited. Tickets 50 and 35 cants. REV. F. L. LEw1N, Pastor. GEO. MVLDo0N,} Wardens. whi. SMITH, j week Oot.l2th, morning and evening.— The newlywill meet orchestra at the parformed aronege on;Monday, Oct, Oth, at 8 o'clock. Any new members will be welcome. Those desirous of learn- ing an instrument are invited to con- sult Rev. or. Mre. White. Oranbrook There was no service in Knox church last Sunday but next Sabbath Rev. Mr. Perrin, Hamilton, will occupy the pulpit. He was formerly pastor at Wroxeter. W. H, KRRR, Proprietor $ APLAY IN3ACTS ENTITLED I" ophr°onia's Wedding" Walton Rally Day services in Duff's church next Sunday"morning. Men have been busy installing Hyd- ro and 10 homes, stores, bank,lhotel &c are now; ready. Waltoniane are de- termined to keep up with the times. Albert Dundee had nearly 1200 bush. els of peas this year, a line crop, He sold moat of them to the Hemphill mill, Wroxeter, at $1:40, the purchas- er drawing them. Mrs. Lena McGavin and children, Walton, have returned home after an enfoyable visit with Jas. apd - Mrs. Harris, Preston, Mrs. McGavin is a net a of the former. EGO CURIOSITY,—One day as Mrs. H. Dennie went to cook what looked like a double yolked egg, she discover- ed that Weide of the outer shell was a perfect egg with shell complete or in other words an egg with its shell over- coat on. - A welcome visitor in the pow- munity was Rev. J. P, Weetman,of B. 0., a former pastor on Walton Oir- suit years ago. He has done well and re now President of the Methodist B. O Conference inB and is pastor of Mountain View church, Vancouver, r One day last week Robert and Mrs. Ferguson took a trip to Brussels and visited A. O. and Mrs, Dames, old friends. This is specially noteworthy as the former has not done much trip- ping since hie ;health fagged. It's a good token. Next Sunday Anniversary sermons will be preached in the Methodist church here, at 11• a. m. and 2 p. in by Rev, Mr,- Abery, Londesbore', and Presbyterian choir will lead the prais- es. Special offering will be taken. The pastor will take Rev. Mr. Abery's work. BAZAAR. The Ladies' Aid Societies of Walton and Bethel l will hold a Bez- mar in the w Ft •mkmen Hnll hare day, Oct. 10th, opening at 1.3lir- 0, A choice of work will be offered for sal at reasonable prices. Also homemade baking, A booth will dispense ice cream and homemade candy. Supper served from 4 to 7 o'clock. Bazaar will afford folk an opportunity, to pick up bargains. See the posters. The flightBusiness IN The Right Place AMESSAGE to those of our matrons and others cut aide of Brussels locality attending Fall Fair on Friday next: We wish to say prompt and courteous service will lie extend- ed to each and all. The differ- ent lines of Goode we carry are better than one year ago as our stock is continuing to grow. We' invite your inspection of the several depottments where it will pay you to purchase, - LUNCH RO O M Special attention is called to one Lunch Room where splendid Hot Meals will be eerved for 35e. M. & C. HURTER The Variety Store Phone 82 Will he given by the Ladiee' Aid of Union Methodist Church, in UNION CHURCH Wednesday Ev'g, Oct 11th � F II tai Commencing at 8 o'clock CHARACTERS Mrs. Uriah Snodsrase, President of the Soele- hire, T. Doherty Beraphhia, her Angel Daughter Mre, Abner Doddridte, Fnbh11ae la Irene GossipyEraaber ...,Mrs. 000 cpelran Mies Nosey Spriggs, ratifier se Aeld Dropp .,..Mre H. Eiohinend Mrs, Joshua Perkins n Pesos Maker:..,.. Mrs, Harry Bpi�lera» Mrs. Elmer Killemquiak, the Doeter'n VW ..,Mrs. Frank Boyd Mre. Penes Peabody,• Village Poetmisbrese hiss, Risk Robinson Mies Flossy Sulppern, Village Seeraktreas Mra, blex, Spsiren Mrs. Caleb Bavineouls, the Minfelsr's Wife Mrs. Josue'', Rathwoll Lobelia and Painelia Witherspoon, :Bator Spin• stern .,.,.Mrs. A. Brown and Mrs. G, Michel Lottie Anne Sykes hire. Will. Cpelran Mrs: J. Piper, Gentle Mother of lophronia bert Whitfield Tilly Tooker, Maid of all Work `- ..... „Mise Emma Battery Genevieve Van. Haatea, IIp•to•dnte Brides• maid .. ,. ....Iona MoRay Sophroniu Piper, the•Bi ial' ..Eunice Richmond Tommy Bavinsonles- .....Clifford Spalran MUSIC. BETWEEN ACTS Admission 35 and 30 conte - LATE NIRS THOS. DOLMAN,—There passed away at the family residence, Lot 8, Don. 14, Hallett, on Monday morning, Sept. 22nd, Maty Cowan, be- loved wife of Thomas Dougan, in her 67th year, after a few shortdays' ill- ness of bronchial pneumonia, The death of Mrs. Dougan has cast n sad gloom over the entire community. She was a woman of stirling charac- ter, who lived a cunsieteut Ohrietian life and was a sympathiser and friend to all who knew her. She was a mem- ber of the Blyth Methodist 'church. Deceased was born in Hullett Town- ship and in early girlhood resided with her uncles, h and D. illctiaviu, 27 years age she was married to her now bereft. husband, Tilos. Danger], Fun- eral took place Wednesday, Sept, 24, and was largely attended by friends and relit t'vrs. Pallbearers were D. Watson, John Mills, W. Howatt, J. Cochrane, John Love and 3, Wells. The funeral.services were conducted by her pastor, Rev. A. C. Tiffin, and interinent took place in Blyth Union cemetery, Mrs, Dougan is survived by her husband and one son, Edward, to whom is extended the sympathy of the entire community, Gray R. Onion and bride, Toronto, were visitors at the home of C, and Mre. Hutchinson. A large number intend taking in the es Supper at Moncrieff, Harvest Home Su Pp , Monday g, evening, Oct. 6th. e A number of Grey township farmers say they never threshed bigger or bet- ter crops on their farms than this sea- son. Dont forget the play entitled "Snph- ronia's Wedding" in Union Church next Wednesday evening, under the auspices of Ladies' Aid, See the ca•1te in the advt. Hoover, who has spent he W. J. Hoo t I past few months in the West, arrived back last week and after a few daysat home left for Kingston to resume his studies at Queen's University. Next Sunday morning, at 10.45 o' clock, Rev. Mr. McLeod, Brussels, will au address Subject, "The Issue," give , 1 lurch There should been in Roe's 0 u gond rally as he has a great message. CARD OF THANKS —We wish to heartily thank neighbors and friends for much appreciated words of sym- pathy and helpful deeds extended in connection with the demise of our mother, the late Mrs. Duncan Living- ston. They were highly valued by us. A, AND MRS YIYILL, • BucermERs AND SISTERS, Last week W. R. Broadfnot 15111 Oon., arrived home from a visit of 2 weeks with relatives in Nova Scotia. It was an enjoyable outing as the scenes were new to the visitor and l,is friends gave him a good chance to see the country. Mr, Broadtont tells some interesting stories of the East, whose ways and means of doing• things are quite contrary to many methods in vogue here. He'll be disposed to take another hike later, maybe a wedding trip. FINE WOMAN PASSES AWAY.—Loeb (timidity Susan Howlett, beloved wife of Alex. Barron, l6th Con„ answered the imperative Call and passed out of this life in her 60th year. She had been poorly since last March, dropsy being the ailment, Funeral was held Wednesday afternoon to Brussels cemetery, Rev. Mr, Chandler, deceas- ed's pastor, taking the service. Mrs, Barron was born in Usborne township and afterwards moved to McKillop township. About 41 years ago elle was married to her now bereft part- ner and they lncated on Lot 10, Con, 16, 3 years after, where they have liv- ed continuously. 8 sons (Archie George and Alex.) and a daughter (Mire. "F"trm, Hurst, Mornhlgton town- ship) were born to the family, The first mentioned is deceased. Mrs. Jno, 71anpson Portland, Oregon • ,Mra, R. Stephenson, Zion Ohl, Ill'; and Mrs, T. Barrows, Bock River, Alta., are surviving sisters and ;intim, Swift 'Outlaw, Saek, ; 'George;" Rush Lake, Sask, i and Roy, Lloydmiueter, Alta., Friday Ev'g, Oct. 3 OPERA HOUSE' BRUSSELS TALENT sn.....---- Harry Bennett The greatest Scottish Come- dian in the Dominion. Miss Jessie Butt Eminent Contralto, in Scotch and Irish Costumes. Miss Kathleen Reid A Star Violinist, Mrs. Seelay Artistic Soprano. and Pianist— a War Widow, Excellent -'program, full of good things, in Solo, Duet and Sketch form. Plan of Reserved Seats at Fox's Drug Store. Don't Miss this Musical Treat I are brothers, Mrs, Barron was an in- dustrious, hospitable, level headed woman, whose home was her chief concern and who enjoyed the esteem of all who knew her. - She will be much missed 10 the home and the sympathy of the community is ex- tended to the bereaved family. SCHOOL REPoRT.—Following is the report of S. S. No. 6, Grey, for the month of September. each class being examined in Spelling, Writing and Arithmetic :—Jr. IV—Helen Bermes 88, Hughes Armstrong 54, Se. III-- Annie II—Annie Eveleigb 90,: Jean Campbell 88, Bella Lucas 80, Amy Holmes 79. Jr, 11I— Kathleen Bremner 80. Gladys Lucas 82, Lizzie Beirnes 71, Willie Beirnes 51. Sr. II—Florence Hamil- tonil, Jr. II—Norman Rea 68. Sr. Pr.—Harry Holmes, good ; Carl Luc- as, good. Jr. Pr.—Clarence Lucas, good. E. I' F.AR, Teacher, A WELL KNOWN RESIDENT PASSES Amor.— Ou Friday, September 19th, Mrs. Duncan Livingston died quite suddenly at the borne of her daughter, Mrs. Alex. Yuill, Sth Con., with whom she had lived for, some years. Deceas- ed's maiden name was Mary McVicar and herbirthplace was the Township of Vaughan, York County. She was in her 81st year. 69 years ago she was married to the late Duncan Livings- ton, who predeceased her by 18 years, Rev. Mr. Bell tied the matrimonial knot. at Molesworth. Mr. and Mrs, Livingston moved to the 5th line of Morris township where they lived up to 25 years ago. 11 children were born to the home and a remarkable feature is that all are living. They are Archie and Jack, Debuc, Seek, ; Neil, Vancouver, B. 0.: Mrs, A. Yuill, Grey :Wheel- er el- Brand Miss Margaret, h township . l •Mre Hudson,Mrs, s W e .t Detroit Mrs, e, D H, Smith, Mehta, Man, Mrs. G. Mc- Vicar and Mrs Jas. Hardy, Smith, Nevada, II, S, i and Miss Mary, Tor- onto. Mre, Jas, Strachan, James- town, is a sister of the late Mrs. Liv- ingstone, and Jno. 1ticVicar, of Nev- ada, a brother. There are 18 grand- children. Funeral took place Wednes- day following her Rev. J. P. demise, McLeod, deceased's pastor, conducting the service and speaking from the sub- ject of Kingship and God's Great Coin - passion. Dougal Strachan sang "Rock of Ages." Pallbearers were W. Work, G. McFarlane, W. andR. Arm- strong, A. Bishop and D. Inglis, Iu - toanent was made in the family plot, Brussels cemetery, Floral tributes were choice, Among those from a distance who attended- the large fun- eral were • — Jack Livingston and Mrs. Smith, W, and Mrs. Hudson, Miss Winnifred and Gordon, Alton and Mrs, Wheeler, Misses Mary and Margaret Livingston, Jas. and Mrs, Banbury, Mt. Elgin ; V. and Mrs. Del - wage and Mrs, Lomeli, Rothsay • W. and Mrs. McVicar, Toronto, Mrs, Livingston was known for many miles rs an extra good nurse, and often had to refuse many of the numerous calls that came. She was kindhearted and industrious and much beloved and re- spected by the members of her family, wbo share in the sympathy of a wide circle of relatives and old friends, While in failing strength for the pact few years, Mrs. Livingston was able to get about to the last. She passed a• way quite suddenly and unexpectedly, Deceased will be kindly remembered by many. Wroxeter Miss M. Howe is holidaying in Tor- onto. Miss Ethel Ferguson left for Toron- to last week. Mise A. Townsend,'Gorrie, has tak- en a position in W. S, MCKercher''s of- fice, Mrs, M. Hazlewood, Grimsby, spent Thursday last at the horse of W. O. Hazlewood. Rally Day services were observed in the Presbyterian and Methodist churches on Sunday, W. H. Sanderson, who recently re- turned from Toronto, has purchased Mrs. Gen, Gibson's residence on Ann street. ., Mies Mary'Sproaibeeiveu up her g position at the Telephone office and eaves shortly foe Kitchener, Miss $proal was very obliging and Rgenial and her removal . is regretted. er'position Is being filled by Atkin Ranh, linoleum Advertised at 25e per square yard on our large bills is an error and should read 95c. The hen Sound Carpet and Furnishing Co. Rev. Dr, and Mrs. Brown, Trow- bridge. were recent visitors at the par- sonage, the former preaching at Sal- em Sunday afternoon. September meeting of the Women'e Inetitute was, held at Mrs. Pope's rooms, Wednesday afternoon with an attendance of 80, the President, Miss 11. P, Hazelwood, presiding. After the business had been disposed of a splsndid paper on "Opening our eyes to the Wanders of Nature" was given by Mrs. W. S. McKercher, followed by several poems on the same subject. Community singing was also a feature of the afternoon's program. 'Plies E. McEwen gave a very practical paper on the care and planting of bulbs. Rall call was answered by Garden Hints. Quite a large number of Ineti- bute members visited the Wingham Inetitute the following Thursday, East Huron Fall Fair Thursday and Friday of this week are the dates and with good weather an A 1 Fair will be , on the program. Entries are pouring in to Secretary Black. Friday's program will include 4 speeding events, childrens' sports, Balloon race for ladies and a School Parade and Drill that should please tip-top music by Listowel Kiltie Band great list of Special prizes. Big Con - cart concludes the day in the Opera 'House. Everybody should turn out to the Fair and snake it go. Brussels Continuation School Holds Successful Field Day A flne and well contested program of games and sports was carried out last Thursday afternoon, on Victoria Park and the school grounds, which were much enjoyed by participants and spectators. To add interest Blyth teachers and senine pupils paid a friendly visit and took part in some of the events. Competition was keen and the win- ners were well chased for the honors. The whiners were . — Senior Medal, Jack McCracken, with 15 points Girls Medal, Doris McDonald, 11 points ; Junior Medal, Carl Heming- way, if points. Douglas Clarke was 2nd in Senior games ; Luella Cham- pion 2nd in Girls' competition, and Jim Smith in Juniors. The open events, with the exception of 1st in open 100 yard dash, (captured by Elliott Blyth), 3rd in 50 yard Girls' s' dash, (taken by Annie Gluten, Blyth), and Girls'xelay, were won by• Brussels. Our pupils took both of the Shield games, thus eecuring it firm hold on it for tics year. A lively game of Base Ball between Blyth and Brussels was played, in which honors were very evenly divid- ed, Brussels winning by a score of it to 7. Councillor Armkbrong, town, and Dr. McIntyre, Blytb, were umpires. Some of the boys played their posi- bone remarkably well. Batteries were ;—Blytlitt liefrron and Elliott, and for Brussele, Champion and Oliver. The Basketball contest was a warm one between the girls of the Brussels and Blyth schools directed byMiss Goldthorpe, Blyth. 'fire homteam ran away from their opponents in the first half but the visitors put' up a strong fight in the second part. Brus- sels won handily by 84 to 19. Both teams were heartily applauded for theft' good work. Lunch was served to the visitors in the sohnol house at the close of the game and a social time enjoyed. In the evening a Musical and Liter- ary program was given in the Opera House, when the awards were &leo presented. Misees Taylor and Nephew and Mr. Coates are to be congratulated ou the successful outcome of the day's fun and the way the well planned prograirl was carried out. D. 0, Ross, Chairman School Board, Rev. Mr, Lewin, Stanley Hall and• others lent the teachers a hand during the afternoon. Return games will be played at Blyth, Wednesday afternoon, 8th inst., weather permitting, when itis hoped a goodly number of Brusselites will be able to attend and help cheer our pupils to victory. Returning Officer for South Huron, for the Plebiscite is Robb. Higgins, Hanson. Miss Ma(leline Stothers, Blyth, left for Toronto where sire will attend the Normal School. Whitechmrohchicken thief is again at large. Thiel tifne they picked up 0 of Mrs, Jas, Cornelius' tine turkeys,