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F. R. SMITH
The Id • Store
Druggiet and Stationer
gout Nebo I ems
BY a fall Victor Pope sprained bis left
arm badly,
DON'T forget the County Plowing
Match at Brussels Friday, October loth.
Miss Elva Oliver bas gone on a visit to
Stratford and Bright to visit relatives
and friends.
A NEw } cent post card is now on the
market. They must be sent out by the
zaoo by the sender,
HOWICK Mutual Fire Insurance Direc-
tors
irecttors held their monthly meeting at
Wroxeter an Tuesday.
W. H. GREGG & SON, Gorrie are bold-
ing a sale of Herefotd thoro bred cattle
Thursday of next week,
A Toronto business man was here last
week prospecting about opening a stock
in the I. C. Richards block.
Tax lady's lost fur advertised in THE
PosT was returned to the owner after
onelweek's notice It pays to advertise.
THERE are 5 Thursday half holidays In
October. The calendar makers were
very kind to the holiday keepers of Brus.
sels this year.
FAMILY Theatre program for Friday
and Saturday ( evenings will be "The
Silent Partner" and for Monday and
Wednesday "Not a drum was beard."
MISS LAURA ASIENT, Brussels, who is
teaching at Palmerston, is President of
the North Wellington Teachers'
Associa-
tion. It meets at Palmers.00 Thursday
and Friday of this week.
Congratulations are extended to Aust-
in and Mrs, Mair, Glenrose (Sask.) over
the arrival of a daughter. The proud
Mamma was formerly Miss Winnifred
Morris, teacher, Brussels,
DONT Forget the tea at Mrs. Geo, Wel-
ler's Friday afternoon of this week.
Proceeds go to Armenian Orphan Fund.
See the advt, in this issue. The Wom-
en's Institute have it in hand,
THE Family Theatre played to big
houses on Fair Day, presenting the pic-
ture "If Winter Comes," plus a comic
series. "St. Elmo" was,on the canvas
for a few nights and was much enjoyed,
CAUGHT i9. --Rats were getting too
bothersome in the cellar of one of our
business men, so traps:were set and lq
were caught in a few days. They were
lifting eggs out of tbe cases and making
off with them, without making an om-
elet.
Soma thoughtless youths who are an-
noying householders at nights by rap-
ping on the windows and knocking at
the doors, &c., may get a cooling off by
a night's occupation of the town lockup
unless such performances are cut out.
People dont have to stand for that sort
of tomfoolery.
Now would be a good season for Brus•
secs Business Men to hold a few meet
ibgs to discuss such questions as Dollar
Day, Winter Sports. Concert Course,
Debating Society, additional industries,
&c. 'There's a danger of organizations
bluemoulding unless activity is main-
tained. What do the officers say about
the suggestion 1
SHOULD NOT BE ON VIE LORD'S DAY.—
Last Sunday alernoon the public tab•
Mating of the World series of Base Ball,
which had been on the carpet Saturday
as well, receive by radio, was continued
end attracted quite a crowd on Main
street, Many others beside THE POST
are fond of Base Ball and are ready to
support the game but do not favor
the carrying out Of such a program on
the Sabbath and4tre none too sure it is
in keeping with the Lord's Day Act. If
the Good Book is a safe guide it says
"Remember the Sabbath day and keep it
boly," Let us support the good name of
5Brussels by close observance of all that
`will prove our Willingness to conform to
law and order, particularly as it relates
to the Sabbath,
PLOWING match Friday.
HoLIaAYs at School Thursday and
Friday of this week. Teachers' Con
vection at Seafortb,
BRussSLs escaped very well last Sun-
day evening in comparison with some
other towns more Southerly, where con-
siderable damage was done by wind and
rain.
A raw Brussels Base Ball fans took in
the Brtdgeburg-Goderich game at the
County Town Wednesday of last week.
Match was a good one with a score of o
to o in favor of the visitors.
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QUANTITY
Of large
Jost( DAmo, Phone Or-
der2418ums for sale. OAnDAOe for sate. .Apply to
MRs. Wte OAKLEY,
Phone 779 Turnberry Bt., North.
Cow for sale, due to freshen October 20th.
J. A, ARMSTRONG.
Phone 868 Morris Twp.
W ooloil water tank for sale, size 6 z 7 Leet,
about 6000 gallon capacity,
ROBS. TnUCLL, Brussels.
RAIN Coat found. Owner may have it by
proving property and paying for this notice.
Tux Pose.
WRstron found. Owner may have It by
proving property and paying for this notice.
Tat POOST,
CUSTOM Knitting will be attended to in the
manotaotnre of Glen's Socks, Children's Bose,
&e. Satisfaction assured, R,•asoseble prtoea,
17-4 Tues. Sum,
Phone 4419 Jamestown.
A QUARTER -OUT Oak Dining Room Suite for
sole, as good as new A bargain.
17.2 ROW. Bo
a T, wMaN Brnaeels.
PALL Honey for sale. 10 cents per pound.
Good quality, L. WaESLSK, Phone 5824
ONS good Collie pup for sale. Phone 1810.
Ror Manor., R. R. 4, Brnesels.
LUMBER Wagon and 2nd hand top braggy, In
good repair, for sale. A Iso a set or 2nd hand
single Serosas. M, J, ENOLS,
Rhone 5218 Cranbrook.
1100 SALo.—Very comfortable frame hoose.
Princess street, now vacant as owner has
moved to Kincardine. Apply at once for par-
ticulars and terns to T. R• Bennett, Wingham
or A. H. Macdonald, Brnaeels•
P0it SALO ATA BARGAIN.—One machine and
allneceseary fixtures. An ideal lighting sys-
tem for residence not of reach of Hydro. In-
expensive to operate and in good condition.
Apply to W. M. SINCLAIR, Brnaeels
DR, PARK/SR. of Wingham, has resumed his
weeklyvisite to the
Queen's Hotel Brussels,
@ , e ,
?Ha vacant store in tbe Leckie block,
recently occupied by Hydro belongings,
bas been renovated and looks about as
good ss new.
Daniel Lowry and son, Ashley, 'Tor-
onto, were calling on relatives and old
friends in Brussels during the past week.
They were former residents.
HYDRO was off for 4 hours Sunday ev-
ening. owing to the burning out of a
transformer by the sharp lighning
Some phones went punk for the same
reason.
HaMPRILL's advt. is bringing results in
the line of large purchases of peas.
The crop was large, was well saved, and
good prices are being,paid, Mr. Hemp-
kiill is doing a large trade in his mills at
Wroxeter as a reward to close attention
to business and turning out No, I pro-
ducts.
EAe'1' HURON '1'Eacsmas, —Annual con-
vention of East Huron Teachers' Associa-
tion will be held in Seaforth 'Thursday
and Friday of this week, October gob
and both. Morning and afternoon ses-
sions will be held each day in the G. W,
V, A. Club rooms on Main street, and
on Thursday evening the local teachers
will entertain the visitors at the Princess
Theatre.
LICENSE 1N5PECTOR PaLLOW Was here
last Pricey taking in the Fair bnt by the
way of attending strictly to business he
located a consignment of booze within
the corporation and the offender plead
guilty and paid a fine to Police Magis-
trate Reid, Goderich on Saturday. Fun-
ny how "the cat gets out of tate bag" but
there's a pussy with its optics on another
quarter, it is said. The best thing to do
would be to cut it out and save trouble
for all concerned.
NOTICE i
Maude C. Srfans
Announces her Brussels Office
will be open following days of
every week t—
lloute—a, m, p. m.
Monday ,•, 10 :to 12 1,30 to 6
Friday .,,.,,,.,,. •-- 1.30 to 0
Saturday 10 to 12 3.30 to 0
Saturday Evening 7 to 9
ii People We Talk About ti
1
t3 .it
Mrs. A. McGuire attended the Prov-
incial W, 0, '1' U. Convention last week.
Misses Doris and Marjorie Ross have
resumed their studies; at Toronto Uni-
versity,
Wyman Sparliog, mail clerk, London,
Was a week end visitor at the pareutal
hone.
Mrs. Robinson, Woodstock, was a visi-
tor with her mother. Mrs. W', W.
Harris.
Mrs, E. Scantlebury, Stratford, was a
visitor with her parents, George and
Mrs. Hanley.
Leslie Lowry, Toronto, was home for
a holiday, Queen city air seems to agree
well with him.
Miss Fern Taylor, Varna, was visiting
her sister, Miss Pearl Taylor, Principal
of Brussels Continuation School
Dr. and Mrs. McCracken, Hagersville,
were recent visitors with Mrs. Wm, Mc-
Cracken and family, Princess street,
Mrs. Thos. Lott, Turnberry street,
North, has been quite ill during the past
week, but we hope that she will im-
prove.
G, A. Deadman is home from a stay
of 3 or 4 mouths among his bees at Mer-
lin. He says honey is about half a crop
this year.
Among the old boys who put in an ap-
pearance last week was Will. Lowry,
London. Mrs, Lowry was a Miss Sharpe
of Brussels,
Lorne S. Dunford, Detroit, took time
to make a short visit to the place of his
birth last week. He is doing well in the
city of the Straits.
Mrs, S. C. Wilson and Miss Margaret,
Goderich, were renewing old friendships
on Fair Day. which gave them oppor-
tunity to meet many acquaintances.
Mrs. W. H. Hutchinson and daughter,
Ruth. were welcome visitors to town.
The former was Miss Rachel Alexander
of maiden days. Her father was the well
known "Lion"; Alexander.
W. F. and Mrs. Coleman and family,
of St. Thomas locality, were here for a
visit at Samuel Wilton's, Mrs. C. is the
eldest daughter, formerly known as Miss
Elsie. They were welcome,
Editor Davis, the well known propri-
etor of the Mitchell Advocate. spent an
hour in THE POST sanctum Thursday of
last week. He's a wideawake business
man who enjoys bis work.
W. E. Heist, Atwood, was visiting in
town during the past week. His health
is being so well restored be purposes re.
ruming bis post as section boss on 'he C.
N. R, at Atwood, He made a wonderful
recovery.
Miss Jean Fox, who has been in Tor-
onto for the past few years, is here on a
visit. She bas been in training as a
nurse and is still on probation and is
quite enthusiastic over the profession.
Mrs. (Dr,) Moore and "her sister. Miss
Myrtle Hunter, Listowel were visitors in
town during the past week. Former was
a Judge on Fine Arts at the Fall Fair.
Mrs. Moore knows the Art by both pre-
cept and practice.
Mrs. C. E Stone and daughter, Can-
nington, were holiday visitors with rela-
atives and old friends 'Thos. McCrea,
brother to the fo-mer, and Miss Elizabeth
Speir, a'eice returned with the visitors
in their auto for a visit,
Rev, C. F. Clarke, Miss Mary, Douglas
and Stanley, will motor to Sarnia next
Saturday, their old home before coming
to Brussels. The rev gentleman g o lemon Will
conduct anniversary services on his form-
er charge and renew old fellowships.
Leonard and Miss Elizabeth Downing
have closed up their home on Flora street,
in the meantime, and are making their
headquarters with R. F. and Mrs. Down-
ing, on Mill street. Miss Downing,
whose health has been of au indifferent
character, is regaining her vigor, we are
pleased to state.
Wm. Hartry, Seafortb, who was once
more secured by the Fall Fair Directors
to lace i
lbs awards n the Floral display,
was kind and thoughtful enough to pre-
sent THE POST with a sheaf of beautiful
Gladioli from bis well deserved and much
praised garden at Seaforth. Mr. Hartry
was a well known resident of Brussels
45 years ago and has not lost interest in
bis old home town., The feeling is re-
ciprocal,
BANKING
FIFTY
YEARS
Sending
to • Distant Points
you can send any Amount of money
to any point is Oanada,,at a mini-
mum of expense by using a Stand •
-
ard Bank Money Order. This method
is the simplest, safest and most cenveu-
ient way to send remittances by mail in
the Dominion ; if the mail goes astray no
loss is sustained, Should you desire to
send money to a point outside the coun-
try, a Standard. Bank Draft will serve
your purposs for sending money to for-
eign places,
STAN DAR BAN K
OF CANADA
BRUSSELS BRANCH—G. H. Samie, Ma7ager
Church Oblate*
Rev. F. L. Lewin will conduct serv-
ices in Wingham next Sunday,
Next Sabbath Rev*!Dr. Brown, Writer.
eter, will occupy the pulpit of the Meth-
odist church, The evening service will
be withdrawn in deference to St, John's
church anniversap.
Tuesday of next week the annual Con-
vention of the Youog People's Assoc-
iation of Wingham District will be held
at Ripley, 'There will be 3 sessions with
a well filled program.
Friday afternoon Preparatory service
will be held in MelGille church to be fol-
lowed by Communion next Sabbath
morning, Evening service will be can-
celled on account of anniversary at St.
John's church,
Of course you are keeping the Har-
vest Thanksgiving services in St. lobo's
church, B russels, in mind for next Sab-
bath. They will bein charge of Rev. Mr.
Snell, Wingham. Hot supper and good
Concert will follow Monday evening in
the cbureh, Read the advt. or posters.
Rev. Byron Snell, Atwood, did him-
self credit in his Sunday morning's ser-
mon in Brussels Methodist church. His
theme was of the evangelistic type, cen-
tering round the thought ot the "Win
One" movement, The opportunity of
hearing him again in the evening was
cut off owing to the blinking out of tbe
town Hydro lighting system during the
violent lightning storm. Lamps were
not available on short notice. Mr.
Snell also gave a short novel address to
the Sunday School Rev, Mr. Clarke,
pastor, was taking anniversary services
at Atwood,
Belgrave
The Anniversary services in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday and
Monday were a decided success.
Next Sunday Rev. Mr. Hawkine
will conduct Harvest Thanksgiving
services at Port Albert and bis work
here will be supplied by Rev. Mr.
Hays, Dungannon.
Young People of Trinity Church are
brushing up on their fine new play
entitled "His Uncle's Neice." They
have booked several engagements and
are looking for more.- Play, while
humoroue, is hot silly. ,
Oranbrook
Additional news on page 5.
Mrs, Menzies was visiting at Brod-
hagen.
Harvey Hunter lost one of hie team
from indigestion.
Next Sabbath Knox church pulpit
will be filled by Mr. Madheson, of
Knox College, Toronto.
School holiday Thursday and Fri-
day. Teachers will attend annual
Convention in Seafortb,
Jae, M. had Knightgood g a g o display
of grade cattle at Brussels Fall Fair.
He handles a lot of good ones on his
broad acres.
Jamestown
Alex. and 'Mrs. Armstrong visited
friends in Goderich on Sunday.
Jno, Livingeton and Mrs:H.:Smith
left for their homes iu the West.
Mies McMillan, Hamilton, was visit-
ing friends here during the past week.
Rally day was observed last Sunday
afternoon. Programme was in line
of Temperance, mtlmbare of the infant
clave giving recitations on Temper-
ance, readings by Mrs. W. McDonald
and Mrs. W. Wright; quartette, D.
and R. Strachan, L. Eckmier and J.
Kelly. Rev, Mr. McLeod gave an ad..
dress. Sabbath School will be closed
for this season,
Prices of Live Poultry
Delivered at our Warehouse * Week ending Oct. 15th
Livo Dros'd Live Dredd
Hens, 51bs. and over 13c Young Ducke...... Ile 18c
Hens, 4 to 6 Ibe . 110 Spring Chickens over 5 lbs 20e 25c
Hens, 3 to 4 lbs . Oc Spring Chickens, 4 to 6 Ibe 17e 22c
c Ilene, under 3 lbs.... 7c Spring Chickens, 8 t 41be 150 20c
Roosters 8c 120 Spring Chickens, 2 to alba 18c 17e
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.
Tuesday of last week Albert Cardiff,
who has not been feeling in good
health lately, was successfully operat-
ed on for appendicitis in Listowel Hos-
pital and is doing as well as his num-
erous Mende could expect. ,
Wroxeter
Geo. and Mrs. Leckie spent. Sunday
in Lucan.
Mies McNair, Blyth, was a recent
guest of Mrs, Edgar,
Mrs. R. Pye, Toronto, is the guest
of her parents, R. and Mre. Black.
John Rutledge, Brawllten, called on
friends in the village on Saturday.
While picking apples Friday Miss
Mary Pope fell from a tree eufferitig.a
bad fracture of an arm.
Ashton Morrison and Mies Annie
Munro, of St. Catharines, spent a few
days at their homes here.
A. and Mrs. Wearring and M. and
Mrs. Aikenbead, London, spent sever-
al days recently with relatives here.
J. and: Mrs. Koehler and neice, Miss
Jean Moffitt, Ayton, were week -end
visitors at the home of D. Thompson.
Rev, D. Rogers, St. Thomas, preach-
ed in the Salem Methodist church last
Sunday morning and evening, bring-
ing to a close the Jubilee services
which have been observed for 3 Sun-
days, and which have proved most
succeeeful, church having been crowd-
ed at every service. Monday evening
a Fowl Supper was served followed by
a splendid program, talent being pres-
ent from Atwood and Sacriston. For-
mer pastors taking pati were Revds,
D. Rogers, St. Thomas ; I. A. McKel-
vey, Teeswater ; and A. A. Holmes.
Clinton.
MRB, GEO. Town DECEASED.—The
death occurred in Wroxeter, on Wed-
nesday, Oct 1st, of Mrs. George J.
Town, in her 63rd year. She had been
in failing health for some time and
passed away early Wednes4ay morn-
ing. Besides her sorrowing husband
she is survived by one daughter,. Mrs.
(Dr.) Smith, Detroit, „and three sons,
Harry, Wingham, and George and
Jack at home, to whom the sympathy
of the community is extended in the Buoyed from the remteoe of rho under-
loss of a loving wife and mother. Mre. signed, Lot 12„Con, i'4, Grey, on or about gg
Tow, was well and favorably known Sept. 20t1 a gray cow. Any information con- Hogs. . ... ............. 9.60
in Wroxeter and her departure is corning her whoreabouts will be thankfully Potatoes 76
mourned by a large circle of friends. received. PhonJoa t'H. STEVENSON. Bacl 21
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Fox's Drug' Store
The 4$r);0474/470. Store
WEEKLY STORE NEWS
More Eggs
From
Fewer. Hens
Feed hens properly and they
will lay better,
Poultry Food and
Vermin Killers'
We have them.
'l'ry them out,
•
Fly Tox
Fatal to Flies. Will
clean out a room in
a few minutes,
Clean Effective
Special in Shampoo
We are this week offering a Special Prise 011
Palm Olive Shampoo
With one bottle of,Shanlpoo at 50c we give
2 Cakes 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 81.25
Week -End
Specials
Just by way of a Trade
Stimulator we are ofleeing
some very Special Prices on
quite a variety of articles,
Watch our Window
and you will find it worth
while.
FOX'S DRUGSTORE
"Careful Prescription. Dispensers”
DOWN TOWN C. N. R: TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER
Intermeut took place in Wroxeter
cemetery on Friday afternoon.
BORN
ADAsIs.—In Molesworth, on Rept. 28th, 1024, to
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Adams, a daughter.
YANOAMP.—In Morris. on Sept. 26th, 1024, to
Mr. and Mre, Wm, VanCamp, a daughter.
DIED
MILLER: In Morris Township, on October
2110, 1924, Wfllinm Meller, aged 04 years, 1
month and 28 days.
TOWN.—In Wroxeter, on October let, 1924,
Lottie Matilda Gorton, wife of George J.
Town, aged 52 years, 11 months and 9 days..
Cow Strayed
Notice to Contractors
The Mnniolpal .Connolt of the Township of
Morrie is asking for tendon, for the oonetrse.
Mon of the Nichol and the McArthur Drains.
Plans, profiles and specifications may be seen
at the Clerk's residence.
The MaArthnr Drain calls for slay tile.
Tenders will he opened et the Townehlp
Hall, Monday, October 20th, at 8 o'clock. En-
close a 05000 good faith alumina with the ten-
der. A. Mann WEN,
Clerk.
BRUSSELS MARKET
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Pens ....»„ ,.. 150 150
BadeY •»...-....». 76 80
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Batter 82 82
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WE have now on eland a complete line in real classy
Coats consisting of All Wool Velours, Overcheck
Polaire Cloth, jViaravellas 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.
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Phone 61. A. HUNTER
Brussels