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FILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINTED
Cara Nome
Single Compacts
Very thin, just the thing for the
hand bag, dull gray silver which
will not tarnish..,,.... $1 50 each
.Formolid Throat Ease
lOr, and 25c
Paraformic Throat loungers
25c
Meloids 25c pkgs
Ate reliable Remedies foe
Throat Irritations.
Dennison's
Crepe Paper
All the popular shades,
Nothing better or cheaper
for decorations or parties,
making Fancy Costumes, &c,
Folds 20c
Rolle 16e
Magnolax
A combination of Mineral
Oil and Milk of Magnesia
50c and $1 00 Bots,
Rexall
Milk of Magnesia
25o, 40c & 65c
F. R. SMITH
The M 4 Store
Druggist and Stationer
Waal 1163's Items
Tits huntsmen are away.
Do you require feeding molasses? See
advt,
WINTER'S touch has been felt. Get
ready for Jack Frost's coming.
LARGE gaaotities of poultry are com-
ing to East Horon Produce Emporium.
A LARGE number of School reports
have to be carried over to next week.
MAITLAND river is very low for this
season of the year. Logan mill still runs
by steam.
HURON Co. Children's Aid meeting
was held in Goderich Tuesday afternoon
of this week. Ladies served lunch at
the close.
NExT Tuesday evening D, D. G. M.
Jobb,North Huron,will make his of-
ficial visit to StJoh's Masonic Lodge,
Brussels.
DONT forget the 2 minutes silence on
Armistice Day, Nov. rtth, at it a. m.
Those heroic lads deserve special re-
membrance.
MONDAY evening a contingent of
Wingham Salvation Army Band paid
Brussels a short visit and gave Street
Concert and service.
A SALE of poppies will be on the pro-
gram on Armistice Day for the ;benefit
of disabled soldiers. Local W, C. T.
U. making theis arrangements.
THE Masquerade Party in the Town
Hail last week was quite asuccess. Cos-
tumes were varied, fancy and funny,
Clinton Orchestra provided good mus-
ical program.
MARY'S little lamb is an historic critter
because it followed little Mary to school
one day. The goat belonging to Messrs.
Plum has the same right tonotoriety
b
% Y
being made a prisoner it] Brussels
school on Hallowe'en
METHODIST CHURCH ReorENING —The
date for the reopening of Brussels Meth-
odist church has been set for Sabbath,
Nov. 23rd, with public services at rr a.
m. and 7 p. m At 3 o'clock the Memori-
al Window, commemorative of tbesu-
preme sacrifiee made bY7gallant youths.
formerly of the congregation, will be un•
veiled. Fowl Supper Tuesday evening
following, Flue program. Full partic-
ulars next issue.
STRATFORD DEGREE TEAM COMING —
Friday evening of this week, mit Inst.,
25 members of Stratford Odd Fellows'
Degree Team expect to visit Western
Star Lodge I. O. 0 F , Brussels, health
and weather permitting, and will confer
the First Degree on three candidates.
A large attendance of members is ex-
pected Lodge opens at 8 o'clock sharp.
J I. Cosens, formerly of Brussels. is in
charge of the Degree Team. They
demonstrate the work in No. t style
and their coming will be an event of
special interest to the triple link breth-
ren of Brussels.
HALLOWE'EN was a time for jubilation,
and more than the kids had a time.
One of the features, was sign writing
with soap on the windows of stores and
shops. Usually artists sign their initials
to their work but it was not done Fri-
day night, It was not necessary at the
'PRE POST as the names of the young
ladies, who had ahand in it were sup.
plied by a gent who watched the writ-
ing being put on the windows. We
Would suggest that next year a regular
program of fun be arranged, as has been
done in a number of towns this year, e0,
that everybody could enjoy the fun.
Everybody canot go to Ottawa or 'Tor-
onto
Toronto but that doer not binder the an-
oval visit to "parliament" buildings
Dearer home. These calls have a very
upsetting tondeney. It would be just
as well to leave the bells alone and avoid
wanton destruction. The Golden Rule
practice would cut nut a number of the
Shabby things that are sometimes done.
GOo06 year-old mare for sale, quiet and
sound TOMS. A. GRAanT,
Phone 814 8th Line Morrie Twp.
PLAIN SOwINOrI am prepared to do plain
sowing at reasonable rates. Enquire 60
MRs. Govta+e,
20 8 Thomas Street, Brussels.
6 Youxa Cows for sale, to freshen in the
Spring Ronx. BA Eon,
Phone 507 Lot 52, Con. 10, Grey.
25 Bred•to•lay Barred Rock Pullets for sale.
,Ino. MOGILL,
Phone 169 Morris Twp,
Dortax Church Envelope loaf containing
25 00, with Mrs E. Mal.auehlin's name written
across it. Will finder kindly leave it at Tas
POsx and lunch oblige Mrs. Robt. Thomson,
STRAFED from pasturage In Elton township,
a 2 -year-old steer, about October lit. He
1s dehornsd and a good size, Informa-
tion as to his whereabouts will be thankfully
received, ALES ODONALD.
Molesworth.
Fon BALE.—Barred Rock Cockerels, from
Cnlp's best pen of bred -to -lay atrain.
KENNETH TrERMAN,
19-2 R. R. 8, Brussels.
Two well bred Leicester Rams for sale.
19.2 W. R. BIWAnrooT,
Phone 2710 Lot 2, Con. 16; Grey.
BLAOR heather:overcoat lent Inst Baturday
night between Lot 17, Con. 2, Grey, and Bras.
gala, Will finder kindly leave it at Tire Poem,
Brussels, or notify Phone 2010,
SHEEP.—Several Oxford Down Ram Lambs
for sale, Prices reasonable.
18.4 KNOX BRos., Wroxeter.
FOR SALE —One sow with litter of 9, two
weeks old. Also a cow, to freshen Nov tat,
CECIL WHERLeo,
Phone 1818 Morrie Twp.
BARRED Rock Pullet& for sale. Phone 858
MRs. JOS ENGLER, Greyy.
2 Yolto. Bowe far sale, due November and
December. Lot 19, Con. 7, Grey,
Phone 845 Wm. HOLLINGRR
Dowty Town Orman CrooEn,—Mies Mande
Bryan has, for the present, closed her office
on Tarnberry street but ash,' old or new pat-
rons to cell at her home, corner Thomas and
Elizabeth streets, one block West of Bank of
Nova Scotia.
GOOD Winter Apples for sale. Apply to
Pk
H, O. WALKER
one 3 M Morr(s Tw .
p
CUSTOM Knittin will be attended to to tb
manufacture of bten's Socks, Children's Bose
&c. Satisfaction assured, Rsaeonable prleea,
17.4 Trios. BMtati,
Phone 4419 Jamestown.
FALL Honey for sole. 10 cents per :pound.
Good quality. L. WHEELER, Phone 6824
Fon SALE.—Very comfortable frame house,
Princess street, 'now vacant as owner has
moved to Kincardine. Apply at once for par-
ticulars and terms to T. R, Bennett, Wingham
or A. H. Macdonald, Brussels,
FOR SALE ATA BA ROAIN: Gns machine and
all necessary fixtures, An ideal lighting ase.
tem for residence out of reach of Hydro. In-
expensive to operate and in good condition.
Apply to W. 61, StNOLAItr, Brussels
Dn. PAREER, of Win sham, hoe resumed his
weekly visits to the Queen's Hotel, Brussels,
LOCAL and District news may be read
on pages 4 and 5
SPEC AL Bargains for the next to clays
in Work Garment and Mackinaw Coats
at R W. Ferguson's.
READ the advtof the Family Theatre
every week and keep posted on the fine
films Proprietors McKinnon & Murcer
are presenting.
THE village property of the late James
Sharpe, offered for sale by Auction., was
not sold as reserve bid was not reached.
A H. MacDonald is the agent,
BRUSSELS Connell met last Monday
evening and passed a number of ac-
counts Statement of arrears for Hydro
for past quarter was on the. table Show.
ing a long list of names Council in•
tends notifying those and will out off
light on expiration of date stated unless
squared off. Minutes will appear in
next issue,
SPIRITUAL CONFERENCE—Os Thurs-
day, Nov 13 h, a Spiritual CO0ferfence,
for Goderichand Wingham Districts,
will be held rn the Methodist Church,.
Westfield. Morning session opens at l0
e,.m, Dinner and supperwill be served.
There win be afternoon and evening sem
Bions, flue addresses and music will be
given Pastors and people are urged to
attend, Westfield is on the Auburn
circuit,
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TO OUR PATRONS
Now that Fall weather le at
hltttti (rusk:avers wotilld, uiuell
oblige by 'phouing thele or-
der? early so as to cava 14 rep-
161011of culls un surae str'eet,.
Why not have your trema
placed on our 'phone het to be
called by us every morning ?
i3aeker Bros.
HAVE you paid your Hydro rata?
'l'HANk'01V,NG Dry next Monday.
NIC v subscribers awning our way,
CuetsTMa.s trade will now loom up
ADVEITI E strayed aud strayfog bock
(.'1iitt''rMAs tales on 'Thursday this
year
AUCTIONEER MCINNES' sale of horses,
cattle vnd pigs went with a good swing.
PLANT vuur advt, for the Christmas
trade. You know about Ibe early hied
DONT Il ter the streets with banana
ur orange skins and the like: It is, a
dangerous and dirty practice.
GET ready for the Christmas rush,
'I'ts PO:r columns are available for your
a tnouucements.
KING Beats Wiugham, bops tort' wj l
not only read their ativt but act upon it.
IT will pay you to read the aria's.
THE Monthly Horse Fairs will be re-
sumed in Brussels this season, the first
being slated for'l'hursday December 4,11,
Local and outside buyers as in former
years. Thrse Fairs have been in oper-
ation for many years in Brussels.
LAYING CONTEST.—Councillor Walter
Rose was at O.tawa during the past
week with his pens of White Legboins
that he has entered in the Dominion
Laying Contest, opening on Nov lit.
He was a competitor last year and stood
14 io a competition of 84 pens. We
wish hits 1st place this year.
CARD OE THANES AND CONGRATULA•
'nota —The local Committee io charge of
the Ontario 'Temperance Campaign in
Brussels wish to thank the men and
womeu for hearty co operation and sup-
port throughout the campaign that end
ed so successfully. We extend co0gra-
tulations on the pronounced victory and
think Brussels did,spleodidly. We ask
the hearty backing of the law by rigid
enforcement.
Yours Truly
L^.CAL COMMITTEE
BACK FROM THE WE-T.—Robt. G. and
Mrs. Dark arrived home from visiting
their family in Sask. Wedneadsv even-
ing of last week. They left Mr. and
Mrs. Phillips improved in health also
their baby, Warren. On their way
home they took a trip to Neepawa to see
lames Dark and gamily also to Riding
Mountain to visit at the home of Charles
and Mrs, Fox. Mrs. Fox is a sister to
Mr, Dark "'hey had lovely warm
weather and on Oct 24th it WES 82 de.
grees in the shade. Mrs Dark picked
a handful of strawberries in Mrs.
Fox's garden ma that date. A sample of
Mr. Fox's wheat may be seen at Tits
POST Publishing House just as it came
from the machine.
$65 00 was collected at Zurich for
the Bible Society,
Levi Erb presented Teeswater News
Editor with a 3¢ Ib. potato. Congrat-
ulations Bro.
Joseph and Mrs, Hunter, Teeswater,
celebrated their Golden Wedding.
Congratulations.
A
ear load of
cater wasshipped' to
London by C. Fritz &6;Son, Zurich. It
is a great crop this year.
Earngey'e barber shop, Gorrie, has
been moved to shop North of Carson's
hardware. W. Bremner has purobae•
ed the vacated building.
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tet People We Talk About
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Miss Elaine Dennison spent the week
end in Stratford.
Howard Bolt is serving his King as a
Juror in Goderich, this week.
Miss Mary Lamont was visiting her
brother. Barrister 1, L. Lamont, Kin-
cardine.
W. M. and Mrs. Sinclair and Miss
Ruth were visitors in Hamilton over the
week end with D and Mrs. Clark,
Mrs. Chas. Sherriff left Tuesday for
Winnipeg. her old home, where she •will.
visit an
dill
goCaliforniaWon t0
U for the.
Winter.
Barrister G. F. Blair, Regina, aud J.
11. Cameron, were calling on friends
last Sunday. Both were former well
known residents and were glad to hear
their old pastor, Rev. Dr, Ross, Toron-
to, in Mellville church Sunday morning.
We welcome James and Mrs, Bow-
man to town as residents. They atria.
ed last week from Toronto, where they
have resided for the past 6} years. Mr.
Bowman was M P, for North Huron tor
some time and will make a useful citi-
zen we are sure.
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Bring rYour Maturing
Victory Bonds' to Us
OLDRRS of Victory .Bonds mat-
minison November' the first,
Hnext, will find it profitable and
BANKINGconvenient
FIFTY
YEARS
to convert them at
this Bank, iVe are prepared to pay cash
for such bonds of any denomination, and
ettggost that for the sake of eaf06y, sins.
plicity and convenience you deposit your
maturing bonds to your credit in 8
Standard Bank Savings Account. s
THE STANDARD ' BANK
OP' CANADA
BRUSSELS BRANCH—G. H. Semis, Manager
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lames and Mrs Melutosh and child-
ren were here Iron) Owen Sound renew -
tor o'dfriendships
Rev, C. F. Clarke attended the fun-
eral of an old friend at Windsor, in the
person sf Dr Compeau, He was most
highly esteemed in Essex C,.unty,
Bobs Campbell completed his military
course at O lawn in handling small arms.
He is instructiug a couting'ent at Exeter
putting in his days in London assisting
his brother Stanley iu the truck busi-
ness
Archie 'Thomson went to N.agara
Falls to meet his daughter; Miss Don.
el:la. wig) was coming home from Ro
attester, N, Y. We are sorry to say her
health is not very vigororous but 'Brus-
sels air will brace her upsoou we trust,
Church Chimes
In connection with the Missionary
Campaign of Methodist Churches, Wing -
ham District, Rev. Mr, Cragg, Wing -
ham, will conduct service next Sabbath
morning in Brussels at 21 o'clock.
Last Monday All Souls Day was ob-
served in St. Ambrose R C. Church'
Brussels, Rev Fr. McHugh conduct-
ing the service. Miss E Ryan, Wing -
.ham, kindly assisted the choir.
Dont forget the Institute to be held in
Melville church on the 19'h inst. Good
program will be presented, There will
be afternoon and evening sessions.
Supper will be served in the Lecture
room of the church to the delegates and
visitors.
Sabbath morning last the pastor dis-
coursed,in the Methodist church helpful-
ly on the text Gal. 6-17,"I bear in my
body the marks of the Lord Jesus."
Text in the evening was Isaiah 42-4,
"He shall not fail nor be discouraged."
Sermon was followed by chorus singiug
by choir and congregation of a number
of hymns. Miss Hingeton sang '-I've
been redeemed.
At the meeting of the Official Board
of Brussels Methodist Church, at which
15 =milers were in attendance, the
salary of Rev. C F. Clarke, pastor, was
placed at $175o. for this Conference
year. It was decided to continue the
Budget system of finance and a Commit.
tee was chosen to prepare and present
the same to the congregation. Plan
was also formulated for the coming
church re -opening services on Sabbaths
November 23rd and loth. A resolution
of sympathy was passed to B. and Mrs
Gerry, Fort William, former members,
who are not having very good health,
also to family of late Rev. G. H. and
Mrs. Cobbledick in their hearty bereave-
ment.
Melville congregation was glad to wel-
come a termer beloved Pastor, Rev. Dr.
Jno. Ross, Toronto, last Sabbath, morn
Mg. 45 years ago on Sunday, Nov, and
1879, Dr Ross preached his first ser-
mon fu Melville church, having been
inducted as Pastor on the previous 'l'ues-
day. For over 26 yea's he labored faith
fully as minister of this congregation
and among bis bearers last Sabbath were
quite a number who were present at the
induction .service.
Dr. Ross retains in a marked degree
hisill
Y as a p
ab t reacher of the Word as
his sermons showed. In the morning
his theme was,"The Love of God", the
text being Ephesia❑s 2t 4. We learo of
the Love of God by experience of that
Love aud should think of God as having
love to each individual. We should also
learn io think of the Love of God in(1)
Its stupendous power—pow er to create
power to redeem and build up new llfe ;
(e) In its stupendous power shown in its
abiliity to quicken life ; (3) As unfailing
in its plenlitude and permanence.
At the evening service Dr. Ross spoke
1'
Priees /ojive Poultry
Delivered at our Warehouse "I Week ending Nov, 14th
Hens, 6 lbs, and over
Hens, 4 to 5 lbs
Hens, 3!i to 4 Iba
Hens, under 3; lbs
Roosters..,,..,
Live Droa'd Live
180 17e Young Ducks 110
lee He Spring Chickens over 5 lbs 18c
9c Ile Spring Chickens, 4 to 6 lbs 16c
6o 9e Spring Ohickens, 3 to 4 lbs 14c
8c 12e Spring Chickens,'2 to 3 lbs 12c
Droe'd
17e
22o
20c
18c
10c
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
ou "God's Highway of Life, How are
we to find it?" We shall find It mapped
out for us in God's Word, in the Law of
G od given for our direction, Christ giv-
en as an example of One who followed
in the way. Finding the way the next
thing is to follow in it. We will find
It a straight with which it followed will
produce in us an unbending integrity ;
(b) an ever ascending way leading us t0
higher and better things day by day ;
(c•) A social way in which we have the
opportunity not only of receiving bene
fit from fellowship with others but of
giving benefit to them ; (dl'1'he only sat-
isfactory way. At the close of the ser-
vice the congregatiou joined in singing
"Gpd be with you till we meet again".
Rev. Dr. Ross called on a Dumber of old
parishioners to the mutual p easure of all
and returned to'l'oronto Monday after-
noon. He reported the members of .his
family in the enjoyment of good health.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—In the
rnattor of the estate of Robert
Barr, late of tho Village of Ethel, In
the County of Huron, Merchant, do -
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to The Re.
vised Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 121, that all
creditors and others having claims against the
estate of the Raid Robert Barr, who died on
or about the Twenty-sixth doy of Ootober. A.
D. 1924, are required on or before -the Twenty-
second dap of November, A.D. 1024, to send by
poet prepaid or deliver to William H. Love,
Ethel P. 0., one of the Executors of the estate
of said deceased, their Christina and surnames,
addresses and descriptions, the fa11 parttonlars
of their claims and the nature of the securities
(if any) held by them.
And farther take notice that after such last
mentioned date the said Executors will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased
amongst the parties entitled thereto, Having
regard only to the claims of which they shall
then have notice and the said Executors will,
not be liable for the said mete or any part
thereof to any person or persons of whose
claim notice shall not have been received at
the time of such distrlbntion.-'
Dated'thls 1st day of November, A. D 1024.
W. 6f. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor for William H. Love and
Abel Tlndal.gl
Fox's Drug Store
TheZomm„, cc,e Store
WEEKLY STORE NEW S
50c Bottle
0111._
Palm Olive Shampoo
—AND -
2 Cakes of
Palm Olive Soaa
—Fox --
50 Cents
P�llnolfve�
Shdnlpoo
n. ot.,0+001, J
50c Bottle
Palm Olive Shampoo
—AND -
2 Cakes of
Palm Olive Soap
—17011'—
50 Cents
Thls offer good for Two Weeks only
$1.25 C." Offial '"1.255
OP ONE OF _
Gillett's Safety Razors '°
--GOLD—
AND A LARGE TUBE OF
COLONIAL SHAVING CREAM
Still goes on—$1 25 for both. Every Razor guaran-
teed and the Shaving Cream is one of our best,
HAVE YOU TRIED
Fly Tox
for the pesky Plies 2 Will clear
a kitchen free of Flies iu 6 min-
utes, Bottle and Sprayer -
50c
Penslar
Cod tier Extract
AND
There is None Better
• Very palatable.
Large Size Bottle $1.00
FOX" SpR UG STORE
"Careful 1 Prescription Dispensers"
DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER
Hog for Service
AUCTION SALE
FRIDAY, Nov, 7th.—Farm Stook, at farm 0!
J. G. Anderson, Lot 10, Con. 0, Morris. Sale at
The undersigned will keep for service on 2 p, m. James Anderson, Prop. ; Jas. Taylor,
Lot 0, Con, 12 Grey Township, the tboro'•bred Aac.
Yorkshire flog, 'Summerhill Lad," 98224, bred
bbe paid att me of service withprivilegeof rep (
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turning 1f necessary, BRUSSELS MARKET
20.4 JOHN GRANT, Proprietor. Fall 'heat ,.,« 41 25 11 20
Bftarley 1 60 96 1 55
55
Cate 50 60
Bnokwheat 80 80
Butter 82 8`6
Eggs ..................... 85 45
Hoge 'a 065 060
PWooloes 21 275 1
Hay 8 10 10 00
Hog for Service
Tho undersigned will keap for servlos at
Lot 20, Con, 8, Morris township, a thoro'-bred
Yorkshire Hog. Terms 11,00, to be paid at
time of service, with privilege of returning if
necessary. R. A, BRADSHA W,
80.2 Proprietor.
ATUMN
I1�' B1�OS■? ,SUAL E
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Will Conclude this Big Saving Event
Everything Heduced.
Come and Share in
the Bargains
Northway Garments
COATS \ DRESSES . WRAPS
Many are Fur Trimmed and are of individual style—Mar-
vella, Bolivial •Veleur, Cameline, Duvetyn, Etc.
111 Reduced 20 to 30 p. co
DRESSES—Canton Crepe, Satin, Georgette, Charmeen,
Poiret Twill, Fancy Flannels, Etc., all the latest Fall
Styles and Colors— All Reduced 20 p. c.
Our. Ladies' Muskrat Coats
at $95.00
are Winners
Men's Department
Suits, Overcoats, Fur Coats, Fall Coats, Ulsters
Sweaters, Socks, ,Shirts, Ties, Mufflers and
Underwear
Everything Reduced'20.p c.
Stanfield's Blue Label Shirts and Drawers • $2 19
Our NO. 60 Overalls - 2 89
Penlnau's Fleece Shirts and Drawers - 79
penman's Boys' Fleece 59
Pure Wool Socks, 4 pairs for - 1 00
Silk and Wool Socks per pair - 69
Factory Yarns - .19
Saxony Flannelette .24
Quilt Chintzes - v" .21
Linen Table Cloths 3.25
Ladies' Pure Wool Hose .68
Heavy All Wool Yarns lb. .89
All Wool Serge, reg. $1,50 .97
ding Bros., Wingham