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The Brussels Post, 1924-10-1, Page 8NOTICE Maude C. Oryans Announces her Brussels Office will he open foliowhtg"days of every week :- Hours—a, m, p, al, Monday.-, 10 to 12 1,89 to 6 Friday --130 to 6' Satnrday 10 to 12 130 to 0 Saturday Evening ,,.. 7 to 9 Your Finished Snap Shots You want them developed correctly, printed properly acid returned promptly. That is the kind of Kodak Finishing Service we aim to give, Briug in or mail us your Filrneand try it out, 1. `? c. Tt �?/36GLze., Store BOOKS Short et School Opening Now in Stock P. S. History of Canada 25c P. S, History of England 250 P, S, Geography H. S. History of Canada H. S. Physical Geography Shorter Poems ............... . 75c 490 390 450 Best values going ie Scribblers, Exercise Books, Note Books, &c, For . Pickling Pure Pickling Spices Parke's Catsup Flavor 35c Parke's Pickle Mixture Pickle Bottle Corks Catsup Bottle Corks Parowax 2oc lb. pkg. SALICYLIC ACID For a Preservative Powder for Tomatoes, &c. 350 F. R. SMITH Druggist and Stationer atal N etas kerns OCTOBER. Tams in tbe Fall Fair, SNO WFLIJRRIES may be looked for. WEEKLY holiday runs through Octob. er. Council. Meetiug next Monday even- ing. Houses to rent in Brussels are at a premium. Cool. weather set a number of stoves and furnaces going. FALr. FAIR Thursday and Friday of this week, Dont miss it. FLowERs have retained their bright- ness to a marked degree in the absence of Jack Frost. 25 cents, in advance, secures THE PosT until Jan. rst, to new subscribers- We want x00 names, VoTEas' List Courts have been on the program getting ready for the Plebiscite vote on October 23rd. A CAR of live poultry was shipped to New York last week by Robt. Thom son. It was accompanied by Harry Champion WEDNESDAY of this week the Mam- moth stock of Carpets, Rugs, Lino1- eums, Curtains &c, &c„ go on sale at the store of Owen Sound Carpet and Fur- nishing Co., next door to the American Hotel, Brussels. SPEcXAL for the ladies is the news that Thursday and Friday of this week a Demonstration will be held at R, W, Ferguson's store of dresses, suits and lat- est and most up-to-date costumes. See advt. and call and see the choice goods. ENGAGEMENT.— Dr, and Mrs. B Kil. bourn, of 236 Annette St.. Toronto, an• pounce the engagemeut of their elder daughter, Ruth Margaret, to Mr. Roy Alexander Stewart, B. A., eldest son of Peter and Mrs, Stewart. Brussels, Ont„ marriage to take place Friday. October x 7th. A GANG of young lads are frequenting some of the streets at nights when they should be under the parental roof, and if not thus cared for the Constable will be asked to take charge. They interfere with cars, play on the middle of the streets, at the risk of their lives, and are none too polite to passersby, Now is the time to nip it in the bud. "Ia Winker Comes," and "St. Elmo," are feature picture versions of two well known and extra interesting books and are high class works of Art , Read about them iu the advertisement this week. Messrs, McKinnon & Murear are deter- mined to secure A x films, even if they cost big .money, and nope 10 be backed up by the public in their enterprise. Those who have read the 2 books men - Mooed will no doubt be anxious to see the portrayal by picture. HOLIDAY RUNS THROUGH OCTOBER, — Several people had the impression that the weekly half holiday terminated with the end of September but such is not the case as the vote of the Business Mens' Association was to run it through October, hence Thursday afternoon holi- day will continue to November ist. The shorter days and cooler weather may not add to the pleasure of these holidays but the program will be carried out for this seasou anyway, no matter what change may be made for next year. CHANG2 in TALENT.—Owing to the Orpheus Male Quartette taking perm- anent employment in Toronto, the Fall Fair Concert here will be in the hands of Harry Bennett, Scottish Comedian ; Miss lassie Butt, an eminent Contralto ; Miss Kathleen Raid, a fine violinist and Mrs, Seelay, soprano and pianist, The program will be well varied by solos, duets, sketches, A r instrumental num- bers and costumed comedy. Plan of re- served seats at Fox's Drug store, LOCAL and district news on pages 4 and 5. MlssEs HUNTER have a message for the public this week, Read it. BAD colds, after the Au character, are bothering a number of people. H CrE you reserved your seats for Big Concert Friday evening? Plan of ball at Fox's Drug store, Bausseas Continuation pupils will take part in Blyth School Field Day next Wednesday afternoon. THE Fall announcement of W. D. Hamel, on page 5, calls attention of the men to Fall goods. See what bas to be said. THE School Sports were a fine success and the management is to be congratulat ed and the Weatherman commended for the enjoyable afternoon. ONa good Collie pop for sale. Phone 1010. ROY Manor., R. R. 4, Brussels, PoTAToea for sale. They are in the ground and will be sold at 60c a bag, Phone 96 MRs, W. Rona, Brussels. Brain Plums for sale. 85a a basket ou the tree. Ready this week. Mies KELLY, John Street, Brussels. Fon SALE.—Three stores and apartments above them, known as the Richards Block, well located in Brussels, No reasonable:offer refused. I. O. RionAttn6, 28 Spadtaa ave , Hamilton, Lanigan wagon and 2nd band top buggy, In good repair, for sale. Also a set of and hand single harasee. M. J. Eaora, Phone 6216 Cranbrook. STRATRD on the premises et Lot 80, Con. 11, Grey, early In September. a bay horse. Own- erde requested to prove property, pay expen• sea and take him away.Call phone 2617 Fon SALa.—Very comfortable frame house, Princasa Street, now vacant es owner has moved to E ,,ssrdlne. Appls' at once for par• ttaeiara end terms to T. R, Bonnett, Wingham or A. If, Maadonsld, Brussels, FOR NAL: AT A BARGAIN.—Gas machine and all neoeseary fixtures. An ideal lighting eye• tem for residence out of reach of Hydro, In• expensive to operate and In good condition. Apply to W. M. Stnos.t a, Brnasels Da. PAnxen, of Wingham, hes resumed his weekly visite to the Qneen'e Hotel, Brnasois, HURON Co. FLOWING MATCH.—On page 5 may be read the Program, Rales and regulations concernig Huron Coun- ty Plowing Match, to be held at Brus- sels, Friday, October roth, It promises to be a big event of general interest and should draw a good crowd, A WINDHAM contingent of Odd Fel- lows visited Brussels last Thursday even- ing when a visiting candidate received the ist degree at the hands of Western Star team. Brussels Lodge is planning to visit Mitchell brethren on the occasion of Stratford Degree team puling on work. IMPtavjtMENTa—A hew stable and gar- age bas been erected by Dr. While at the rear of the McKelvey block.—The residence of Mise Pipe, Queen street, has been newly painted and shingled. —Robt. Bowman's home, Alexander street, has beenitnproved by the addition of a verandah, also interior improve - Manta. BASKET WORK AND HAN» CARVING.— A display of ;work done by soldiers of Westminster Hospital, Loudon. will be made at Brussels Fall Fair ou Friday, in the shape of Basket work and hand car- ving. Tne geode will be offerd for sale by the Women's Institute, Brussels, pro• coeds to be applied to the Soldiers' Fund. The work is very nice and should be seen by those who attend the Fair. MAS, 1N0, SHANNON, a former Brus- selite, passed amity at the home of her daughter ill tbe West recently, Inter- ment was made in London cemetery, where Mr. Shannon was buried. De. Ceased was a fine woman and will be re, membered by the older folk in Brussels. Mr, Shannon was proprieter of the tan• nary here and after selling out clerked in the grocery store of the late W, 15. Mc. Crackers, OVERCOATS, wraps and furs are back to use, to help take off the Fall chill, THE Hydro linemen were bene last week making, re -arrangement of a few poles, &o„ and removed extra poles Iron. Turnberry street makiog a Rue In.• provement. ORR day last week as Alex, Stewart, Queen street, was standing on a step lad- der picking plums the ladder tipped and. he fell to the ground tnjurieg his ueek and shoulder. Mr. Stewart is recover. ing nicely from the bump his many friends will be glad to know, 14 'EST Huron "'Teachers' Convention will be held in Victoria School, Gode. rich, Oetoder gth and roth, when every teacher in the inspectorate Is supposed to be present. Matters pertaining to the profession will be discussed, H. G. Martin, B. A , Stratford Normal, will be the visiting speaker. PASSED O. T. A. RESOLUTION.—At a meeting of the Presbytery of Maitland held last week the following resolution was passed regarding the 0, T. A.,:— "The Presbytery of Maitland places it- self unanimously on record as deeply ap• preeiating the great good done by the Ontario Temperance Act during the few years it has been in operation, in spite of the many difficulties in the way of its enforcement, and believe it would be a step backward to repeal it. We urge its Ministers, Elders and church members to work zealously during the present campaign to the end that the present law may be retained on our Stat. uta Books." TI tt , People We Talk About tt tt Mrs. A. C. Baeker and Miss Helen are visiting relatives in Toronto, W. B. Strachan, Toronto, is enjoying a holiday under the parental roof. Mrs. Jas, Harris, Preston, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. W, Dennison. Mrs. Leaver, Flasherton, was visiting her mother, Mrs. Jno. Manning. Miss Jesoet McVettie and Will. Mc- Dowell have gone to London to attend the Normal School, Editor Hudson, of the Listowel Ban- ner, let the light of his couutenance shine upon us last Saturday afternoon. Joseph and Mrs. Faulkener, Listowel, and son, Toronto. were calling on old friends in Brussels last Saturday. They were former residents of Ethel locality 25 years ago. Mrs. Zapfe and children., Murray and Betty Lou, and Mrs Neil McLauehlin, former's mother. returned to their home in Toronto last week after an enjoyable visit with Robt, and Mrs, Thomson, Queen street. A. R. and Mrs. McKay and daughter, Mary Helen, Toronto, were here over Sunday and Monday. They motored, The former was a resident of Brussels for years, a son of Chas. and Mrs. McKay, Turnberry stree', THE PosT was glad to see Wilfred Dennis, Walton locality in town last Sat- urday. He is still on crutches but getting along well. He will no doubt have Kin - burn and 1924 Football match indelibly imprinted on his mind. Miss Ruby Kernaghan is home from a month's happy visit with relatives and "Fiends at the Soo. She took the boat at Sarnia and enjoved the sail on old Huron. The trip did Miss Ruby good and she added 23 pounds to her avoirdu- poise as proof thereof. r:rMrs. Robert Wilson, Winnipeg, and Mrs. Russel Richmond, Blyth, were callers in town last Monday. The former was a resident of this locality years ago and is a daughter of the late Jno, Vincent. Mr. Wilson is a son of the late W. R. and Mrs. Wilson. old and well known Brusselites in days gone by. Mrs, Wilson is good terms with Father Time judging by her appearance, Jas, Bowman, ex -M. P., Toronto, was here last week. We are glad to know that be and Mrs. Bowman purpose be- coming residents of Bpssseis moving in- to the home of their son, Robert, Alex- ander street, in the course of a month. Mr, and Mrs. Bowman were formerly of this locality acid hence are no strangers to many folk about here and will be wel- come back to the old friends, n Jt itl il # !l lc # 4 It .!E 4 } ,g g # It gji !! ft A A h A. g 11 g J! ap '°t 1+4tt Y ff,oP�0. ."--- eA;y , FI T-a� 2. When Your Money 1k41 1 Travels by MailII ,. SENDyour remittance by Stitd ard Bank 'Money Orders. Tiley are convenient, ef$oient The money is fill- BANKING FIFTY YEARS ,and economical. ly insured against loss or theft in transit, It can reach ,only the per- son to Whom it id addressed. Stand- ard Bank Money Orders are as good any. � Tsi.1 ].L BRUSSELS �l as cash and are acceptable Wbere in Oanada. DARD BANK- OF CA.NADA. BRANCH—G. H. Salmis, Manager lg 1 ox's Drug Store The Store -.-.-WEEKLY STORE NEWS More Eggs ' Fewer Hens Fly Tox Feed hens properly and they will lay better, Poultry Food and Vermin Killers We have theta. / Try them out. Fatal to Flies, Will clean out a room in a few minutes, Clean Effective Clover Threshing We are prepared to attend to calls for Clover Threshing. First-class work, Write or call Thuell Bros. BLYTH Wood for Sale A quantity of Dry Hardwood, out 16 irtcheelong, also Fur- nace Wood—Elm and Hard- wood mixed—I8 inches long. Will be delivered or sold at pile,to suit purchaser. J. M. Knight & Sons Phone 5516 Church Chimes Mrs, (Rev,) Harkness, Ripley, will speak in Melville church next Sabbath morning. Rev, Byron Snell, Atwood, will preach in the Methodist church next Sabbath, Rev. Mr, Clarke taking anniversary ser- vices at Atwood. Annual Thank -offering service or Little Stars Mission Band will be held in Melville church next Monday evening at 7 45. Lantern slides will be shown of "The child in other lands" Last Sabbath the pastor was in his own pulpit in the Methodist church at both services and gave good sermons. In the afternoon Rally Day progam was given and was an interesting service, The Rally Day Suedev School service in Melville church last Sabbath was com- bined with the regular morning worship, the pastor giving the address on ••Neigh hors". In the evening. Rev. Mr, McLeod preached. Harvest Thanksgiving services will be held in St., John's Church, Sunday. Oct, retli, at ti' a, m. and 7 p. m Rev, Mr. Snell, Wingham, will be the special preacher. Extra music by the choir. Monday following 'a hot Fowl Supper will be served. A choice program after. wards in church anditorinm. Jamestown MAGIC, tan and white hound strayed, Own- er will be thankful for information as to its whereabouts. S. MoDoNALb, Phone 2014 Mrs, J. M. Martin, Clinton, is visit- ing at the home of Hugh Moses. We are sorry to hear that Hugh Moses, an old resident of this locality, is not enjoying good health, Hope he will soon be better. On account of the disagreeable weather last Sunday afternoon the Rally Day program of the Sabbath School here was postponed until next Sunday. Huron County New caretaker of Goderich poet - office building is W. Grindrod, Wm. Muegrove, Edmonton, former- ly of Gorrie, died September 19th. Adam Spence, Fordwich is recover- ing from a recent serious ilineee. The bald headed eagle caught by Wm. McDougall. Hensall has been purchased by 0, L. Wilson. 8 cattle were smothered by the col - apse of the grainary on the farm of G. D. Curry, Nile. Mrs, Margaret Oragg, aged 87 years, widow of the late Rev. Edward Oragg, died Tuesday night, Sept. 1e, at her home, 821 Thirteenth Ave., West, Cal- gary. Rev. Mr, Oragg, the oldest Prices of lice Poultry Delivered at our Warehouse Week ending Oct. ioth Nene, 5 lbs, and over. - Hens, 4 to 5 lbs Hens, 8to4Ibs Hens, under 8 ibe Roosters 18c Young Ducks 11c lle Spring Chickens over 5lbs22e 9c Soling Ohickena, 4 to 5 lbs20c 7c Spring Chickens, 8 to 4 lbs18c 80 Spring Chickens, 2 to 8 ibe ., ltic Nothing but No. I Poultry accepted, except at re- duced prices, Poultry must be in starved condition or deduction made for crops. Robt. Thomson Phone 66 BRUSSELS Methodist minister in Western Can- ada, whose annual sermons were a feature of the religious life of Calgary, passed to hie reward on October le, 1928, at the advanced age of 94 years. They were parents of Rev, Mr, Oragg, Wingham. Diamond Jubilee Services of the Methodist church, Wingham, will be obeerved last Sunday in October and first two Sundays in November. • 00 years ago this Fall the first Minister was stationed at Wingham, although preceding this [services had been con - Arrangements for the re -building of the old wing of the Chateau Lake Louise, the Canadian Pacific's charming hotel in the heart of the Canadian Rockiest are already un- der way. The contract has been awarded to Carter -Halla Aldinger, of Winnipeg, and Barrot and Block- ader are the architects. The build- ing will have a greater number of guest and public rooms than existed in the one which preceded it, as the hotel is now too small for the crowds which visit it The work is to ba completed in time for next I season. It will be recalled that the old wing of the Chateau was de. atroyed by fire some months azo. • Special in.Shimpoo We are this week offering a Special Price on Palm Olive Shampoo With one bottle of Shampoo at 60e we give 2 Calces Palm Olive Soap Free Gillette. . Razor and a Tube of Colonial Shaving Cream This is a large Tube and one of our best Shaving Creams, Both for $1.26 Week -End Specials Just by way of a Trade Stimulator we are ofiering some very Special Prices on quite a variety of articles. Watch'our Window and you will find it worth while, FOX'S DRUG STORE "Careful Proscription Dispensers" DOWN TOWN, C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST anti STATIONER ducted by the Minister from Blyth. let services were held in a tannery owned by Mr. Flack, then in a room over the shed of a hotel in Lower Wingham used as a ballroom, and finally in a room over the store kept by a Mrs, Jackson. BORN Coarse.—In M0Bailop Township, on Septem• her 10th, 1924, to Mr. and Mre.. Andrew Contte, a eon—Carl Robert Menzies: DIED BAaaoN.—In Grey Township, on September 251h.1024, Susan Howlett, beloved wife of Alex. Barron. aged 69 years, 2 months and 10 days. DOaOAN.—In Hallett Township, on September 22nd, 1924, Mary Cowan, beloved wife of Thomaa Dongan, in her 67th year:" LrvtaOsroN.—In Grey Township, on Septem- berl9th, 1024, Mary MoVlcar, widow of the late Dnnean Livingston, in heristst year. To Contractors Job of widening road in front of Leta 24 and 26, on Con, 4 Morris, and gravelling same will be let by Auction Jaterday afternoon. Oct. 4th, at 8 p, m. L. E CARDIFF, Councillor, Morris Twp, BRUSSELSinARKET Fall Wheat Peas Barley Oats ........... ............. ......_....... Buckwheat Butter Eggs Hogs Potatoes Wool - 61 15 150 46 8o 82 88 9 60 721 7 00 01 20 60 80 50 82 88 0 50 75 8 00 Northway Garments WE have now on hand a complete line in real classy Coats consisting of All Wool Velours, Overcheck Polaire Cloth, Maravellas and all the new materials. Come and inspect our new Fall range. Also a full range of Northway Dresses to choose from and prices are reasonable. Phone 61 F. A. HUNTER Brussels •p 050