HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1924-12-03, Page 8The Charm of
Beautiftl Tailet Pieces
Where French, Ivory, Tortoise Shell, Amber,
Ebony, Amber on Ivory is shown in the
New Brushes, Mirrors, Combs, Trays, Manicure Pieces, Cloche, Paper
Knives, Electric Candle Lamps and many other now pieces, Our tine
collection le now on display, is worth easing and will be found a groat
help in deciding for OhrietU1as Gifts. The prices are lower than they
have been for some tinge,
Have You Seen the New China
in Yellow and Orange colorings, outlined with Black?
Ooutpoets, candy Jars, Puff Boxes are shown in these
striking coloriuge, and the trimmings of black make
them entirely different to anything that has been.
ehoivn before, Cups and Saucera, Platee, &c„ are
also to be had in Yellow, decorated with small
bunches of flowers, and are quite new,
Standard Patterns of Fine Limoges China in the
White and Gold, Scattered Roee pattern, also the
Bridal Roee China,
The Serving Trays in the China section are new
and good values.
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Stationery in Boxes
With Fancy Covers and new designs this season, at 25e, 30c
and 50c each and up to $3 25.
Eversharp Pencils and the Waterman Fountain Pens
, with Automatic Pencils to match, make useful Presents.
Come and see our Holiday Display
while the choice is at its best.
F. R. SMITH
TheQ,Q�t.+ Store
Druggist and Stationer
gap
goad Reins Items
LOCAL and District news on pages
and 5 of this issue.
TRE POST to the end ot 1924 given t
new subscribers for r925 free,
TRE snowstorm of last Saturday an
Sunday set cutters and sleighs agoing,
LOCAL and District news always wel
coma at TRE PosT but get it to ns early
IP you have car trouble Lorne Turve
is ready to help you our. Read his advt
this week.
Towrr Council met last Monday ev
ening, with all members present. Re
port crowded over to next issue.
25 acres ot laud is offered for sale o
exchange by Alex Nichol, situated. r
miles South of Brussels. See the advt
TELEPHONE Construction gang placed
a transformer on Turnberry street Mon-
day. Better service should be the re -
suit.
SEE the Family Theatre big program
in their advt. Friday evening a feature
will be the Kitchener Vaudeville troupe,
who put on a live wire hour.
A SMALL fiat key found in the Meth-
odist Church the night of the annivers-
ary Tea. Owner may have it by calling
at Tea Pose Publishing House.
BIUJSSE.s School is planning for a Mus-
ical and Literary Entertainment for the
Christmastide, of which further partic-
ulars will be given later. It will be
something good you may depend.
AUCTION Sale of 27 bead of cows and
young cattle Saturday afternoon of next
week, at 2 p. m., at Central Stables,
Brussels, M. Lowe, Prop , D. M. Scott,
Auc. See list in another column,
W. E. Long. of the Bank of Nova
Scotia, Toronto, for a number of years,
has been moved to North Bay He is an
old Brusselite and a steady goer, always
on the job. We wish him continued
success, Will, is a son of Jno, and Mrs.
Long, town.
DONT forget the Auction Sale of
Household effects at Peter MacDonald's
home, corner Church and John streets,
Saturday afternoon of this week. at 2
o'clock. Sale without reserve 95 pro-
prietor has sold his residence. D. M.
Scott. Autioneer.
COMMENCING next Monday the night
train from Toronto on the Canadian
National will change its Time card t3
minutes earlier, and will arrive at 9.5t.
This is the only change on this line, but
it should not be overlooked.
THE Pose. regrets to bear of financial
difficulty in the business of the McVettie
garage, $rassels, A meeting of those
interested is called for Thursday after-
noon of next week, at x o'clock, in Brus-
sels. Advt. regarding the same may be
read in this issue.
THE Girl's. Dorcas Club intend put-
ting on an Old Tyme Concert in Brus-
sels Opera House Thursday evening
lith lust, proceeds to go to help bright-
en Christmas for those who might other-
wise be deprived. See what the advt.
says about it,
ANDERSON Baos, have bought a large
barn in Grey township and purpose mov-
ing it to their farm adjoining Brus-
sels where 11 will be rebuilt on cement
foundation. They intend specializing in
thorn bred Jersey cattle, of which more
will be said later,
GIVE THE POST the names of your
visitors
Wa•rcu:the advertising columns of
THE Pose' for Holiday bargains.
ains.
4 AUCTIN Sale of Farm stock, imple•
men's, Furniture, &c, Friday afternoon
o of next week, at Mrs, Joseph Whitfield's,
Brussels South, at 2 o'e'ook. See list
d io this issue. Sale unreserved as farm
has been sold. D M Scott, Auctioneer.
• Do YOU REQUIRE RUGS, LINOLEUM &C
Special Bargains are: baieg offered at
y the Red front store in Congoleum Rugs,
. Liaoleums, Carpets &c. A perusal of
their advt. on page 4 of this issue is res-
- ommended and then a call at their busy
• store to inspect the many offerings at
close prices. It will not cost you a cent
r to make the visit and it may mean a sav-
ing of dollars.
LAST Monday evening Rev, Harold
White, Ethel, gave an interesting and in-
structive illustrated Lecture in the
school room of the Methodist church,
his subject being "The Life of St.
Paul". The viewe were splendid and
a few illustrated well known hymns
were greatly enjoyed. The speaker also
Contributed a mO13010 0 proving him to
be a very versatile gentleman. Mr.
White promised to return and perform a
neighborly part in assisting the young
people of Brussels,
CHUNKS for sal e, ERNIE PLAaxe1 r,
Phone 855 Opp. Ethel Cheese Factory,
12 PIGS for sale, reedy to wean, also 10
Chunks, Roux, ,7 6101,ENNAN,
Phone 100 N%Lot 19, Con. 2, Morrie.
A thoro'-bred Bronze Turkey Hen and Tom
for sale. MRS. ,Toi HUNTER,
Phone 627 Brussels R. R. 8
REEPEOTADLn women desires positron to do
house work in private home, Weges $10, n
month, Apply at, "Tan Poem."
DWELLING rooms to let above store. Ap-
ply at Bank of Nova Scotia.
24.2 I. C. R1on,eaDe,
26 spedine Ave., Hamilton,
Fos SAL1,-Women's Persian Lamb Fur
Coat, sable collar, cost 580.00, ter $15 00, Also
a Parlor Stove, burns wood, with nice trim.
med platform board to stand it on, for $12.00.
A bucksaw nearly new 51.25, All good value.
MIee 2ELrv, John Street. _
FOR SALE, - Registered White Leghorn
Cockerels from the Highland Hatchery, Hol-
land, Mich, These are fine birds and worthy
of your attention. L. E, Calmar,
Phone 514 Morris,
UNE, tor building purposee, for sale. Over-
plcehauledlor Methodist Church rebuilding.
See members of Building Committee if you
want to bey.
Onomoo }Knitting will be attended to in the
manufacture of Men's Socks, Child ren's Bore,
&e. Sstlefaetion assured. Reasonable prices.
21-4 Taos. Sm mu.
Phone 4410 Jamestown,
Dowty Town Oreroa CLnseo,--Miss Maude
Bryane has, for the present, closed her office
on Turnherry street but asks old or now pat.
rons to call at her home, corner Thomas end
Elizabeth streets, one block West of Bank of
Nova Scotia.
FALL Honeytor sale. 10 cents per pound.
Good quality. L. WHEELER., Phone 6824
DR, PARKER, of Wingham, lane resumed his
weekly visits to the Queen's Hotel, Brnseela,
Church Chimes
Next Sabbath tho pastor will conduct
the services for the 1st time in the ue w
auditorium. Day will open with a Fel-
lowship service at ro 15, followed by tbe
regular order at 11 a, m. which will par-
take somewhat of a short review of the
past few months, Regular week even-
ing services have resumed as of old
Despite inclement weather good con-
gregrations assembled last Sabbath in
the Methodist church to join in the Sun-
day School and Young People's Anui•
versary services. Rev. C. W. De Witt
Cosens, Lucknow, occupied the pulpit
and was warmly greeted by many old
friends who remembered bin as the son
of the Methodist Parsonage, M..rning
service was based on text, "With lower
god and 3rd stories shalt thou make it".
Gen. 6-16, The true purpose of life
was the theme anti the discourse Ras an
optimistic plea for the better end broad-
er life. At 3 p m. an open session of
the school was held when Mr. Cosens
spoke appropriately on, "Lessons from
an Automobile". He also favored the
company with a fine solo. Evening sub-
ject was, ' Ivory steps to the golden
Throne", founded on r Chron : 9 157-18
Various practical steps were instanced
leading to the throne end the practical
address should prove helpful to all who
will follow the path MUM tied. The rev,
gentleman not only allowed himself a
Pc"al
Egg, Stove and Not
ON RAND
G. R. Weller
Brussels
clever pulpiter but his well sung gospel
song at the evening service proved his
musiea i ability. It will soon Pe 20 years
since Mr. Cosens removed from Brus-
eels but his many old friends keep tab on
Trim and are proud of his success in the
ministry, His visit here for the anni-
versary was a mutual delight,
The morning service last Sabbath in
Me'ville Church was conducted by the
Pas'or who spoke on "The Loving Re-
venge of Jesu•+." basing bis .thought on
the s cry of Paul's Cooversioo, 'rhe
thought emphastz-d was that God has It
mac for every emergency and list Paul
was God's man for a great emergency,
(1) He was fitted for his work by his
training ; (2) He had a vision ; he saw
God and had a conviction of his duty ;
(3) He had a complete reversion of form ;
He had formerly persecuted the Chris-
tians, now he preached that Jesus was
the Christ, , t God d has his em.r enc meng v
butexpectsa t tis o do our rt
t pa AlA the
evening service Rev, Duncan Sifters
spoke on the subject "An Overflowing
Blessing," taking as his text "Bring ye
now the tithes into the storehouse and
prove Me now saith the Lord of Hosts
if 1 will not pour you out a blessing so
that there shall not be room to receive
it," Mao's greatest need is rotgieeness.
This is freely given by Jesus Christ.
Apotber great need is illumination.
by reading and study of the Bible we
will be led into all Truth. Another
need is Restfulness. All our needs will
be fully supplied ,if we put Him to the
test.
Flt People We Talk About /
tY t3
I, C. Richards, Hamilton, was in town
for a few days last week.
Curtis Ratbwell, Strathroy, was cal.
ling on relatives and old friends in Brus-
sels and locality last week.
We congratulate G. S. Leckie on bis
re eleltion as Councillor at Wroxeter for
1925. He was a former Brusselite,
Miss Myrtle Hunter, Listowel, was re-
newing old friendships in town last
week and assisted the Methodist church
choir at the Anniversary,
Lieut -Col. A. H. Montieth, who was
a Barrister in Brussels at one time, was
elected Mayor- of Paris, Opt., where he
now practises, by acclamation.
Rev. C. W, DeWitt Cosens was the
guest, of the Misses Hunter, old friends,
while ill town over Sunday He met a
good many be knew ou Sabbath.
C. H. and Mrs Kerr, Oakville, and
J. L and Mrs. Kerr and Miss Mary,
Clinton, were calling on relatives for a
day or so. The former is the ellest sou
of Rev, W, E and Mrs. Kerr, Vancouv-
er, B. C.
Fred S'efert and bride, Preston, and
Frank O.iver. the bride's uncle, 'rilison-
burg, were visiticg relatives and old
friends in town Mrs. Siefert is a
daughter of Wilber and Mrs. Baker.
DIED
OLAax.-In Morris Township, on November
20th, 1924, Pearl E. Stewart, beloved wife of
James Clark, aged 88 years, 9 months and
27 days.
Auction Sale
AIIOTION SALE OF SMALL FARM E6-
sEome.—D, 61. Scott, Auctioneer, Lae re-
ceived instructions from the undersigned to
sell by Public Auction at her (tome, Brussels
South, on Friday, Doc, 12, et 2 o'clock, the fol-
lowing :-1 driving or work horse, 1 one•horse
wagon, nearly new, 1 wagon box and hay
fetal etatgh, 1 buggy, 2. cutters, robe. rug and
duster, 1 pair of wool horse blankets, 1 set
single harness, 1 set work harness, a number
of bens, 1 hay rake, 1 eeugle plow, 1 miller. I
set harrows 8 eeotion, I turnip or mangle sow-
er, a quantity of bay and oat sheaves, a quare•
thy of plank end lumbar, 1 grind stone, I bor-
fng machine with augers, a number of carpen-
ters tools, l broad exeml adze, 1 buck saw, 1
cross oat saw, a number of forks and shovels,
1 ditching esoop, 1 crow bar, 1 work bench
with viae, 50 ft. 1.1n rope, 1 piano box, 1 oak
barrel, 1 pine barrel, 125 gal, oil tank, 1 ladder,
I Standard cream separator No 4, 1 No 8 Daley
churn and butter bowl,l Ideal weeding mech.
Me, 1 pine tub, 1 cupboard, 1 kitchen range
(Old Homestead,) 1 Monarch heater Mo 18,
burns coal or wood, I oausagefiller and lamps,
1 2451b. house Beales, 1 sprayer. Terme-All
mins of ten dollars and under,cash, nine
months credit on Reproved joint notes, 4 per
cent o8 for cash.
MRS JOS, WHITFIELD,Proprletrees,
27 HEAD OF COWS AND YOUNG OAT-
TLs.-D. M. Scott, Auctioneer, has been
instructed by the endersl ned to Bell by Pub.
Ito Auction at the Central Sale Stables, Brus-
sels, on Saturday, December 18th, et 2 o'clock,
the following; -2 cows due to freshen in Deo,
4 oows due to freshen la Jan., 8 cows due to
freshen in Feb., 7 cows due to freshen in Mer.
end April, 11 head of young cattle, 8 cutters
and 2 eats of single harness. Terme-6 months
credit on, approved paper or 4 per cent off for
cash, M. LOWE,
Proprietor.
Notice to Creditors
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT
In the Estate of Milton McVottlo, Auth-
orlsod Assignor.
Notice le hereby given that Milton blaPlt-
tie, of Brussels, Ontario, did on the 27th doy of
November, 1924 Make An Antttorfzed Assign-
ment of all hie property for the benefitggof his
Credltore and that Edmund Wetd, bffialsl
Reoelver has appointed me to be custodian of
the Estate of the Debtor until the oreditora at
their first meeting shall elect a Trnatee to, ad•
minister the estate of the debtor.
Notloe le further given that the flret meet-
ing of creditors in the above estate will
be held at B'ruesels, Ontario, on the eleventh
day of Deoember,1924, at one o'clock in the ef•
ternoon.
olntro Mastabe lodged withte me before the meet
int la held,'
Proxies to be need et the meeting meat be
lodged with me prior thereto.
And farther take nation that I1 yon have any
claim egainat the debtor for which yon ere en,
titled to rank, proof of such claims mutat lie
filed with ma within thirty days horn the
date o1 this notice for, from and after the ex•
plrstfon of the time fixed by eab•aection 8, Of
section 87, of the solid Aot, I akail distribute
the proseede of the debtor's estate nmong the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only
To the claims of which I have then notion.
Dated et Lenders t)tie 28th day of November,
1924.
F, W. RAYMOND,
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Castodlen,
Box 171, London, 0n
t.
BANKING
FIFTY
YEARS
FromptlCollectlone
M'ONG the innumerable advan-
tages of using the services of
the Standard Bank to melte
your collections by draft, is the etTfoi-
ent promptness with which you may
close transactions by placing the de-
tails in our hands. Owing to excep-
tionally favorable arrangements
with our various agents, we are able
to handle collections at minimum
rates through our exclusive connec-
tions.
THE
STANDARD TS BANK
OP' CAN .DA,.
BRUSSELS BRANCH—G. H. Sarnia, Maiya &
formerly of Brussels, end well known in
this locality,
VANDRICK'S SALE REGISTER
Friday, (Fair Day), Dec, 5th, at
Vandrick's auction romps, Listowel,
large quantity of furniture and house-
hold goods, sleighs, cutters, harueae,
robes, etc, Sale at I 30 o'clock,
Wednesday, Dec. 10th, for McCrack-
en Bros„ at their furan adjoining List-
owel, on the Wallace Road, 20 head of
choice Holstein cotes, all springers and
due to freshen about the time of Bale.
One of the finest herds of cows ever
offered for sale in this part of the
county. Also 3 purebred Holstein
bulla, a number of pigs, about 200
bushels of barley, 400 bushels of seed
oats, 50 young geese, 26 purebred rock
pullets, etc.
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IN MEMORIAM
MCAamsa.—St loving memory of our deer
mother, Mra, Jae. MsArter, who
peaceful-
1ypassed away Deo, 1st; 10411.
One year has pegged, our hearts to rstill sore;Aa hoes on her more.
Although s suffered patientlyend long,
Her hope was bright, her faith
wan. strong,
Tho Peace of Jesus filled her heart.
And in Hie nrma she sank to rest;
How sweet the promise God has given
That we may meet again in Heaven.
HER LOVING 0a1Lp0EN,.
Teacher Wanted
Qualified teacher wonted for S. S. No 7,
Grey township, Crenbrook Senior room,
holding 2nd Class Certificate. DolIeo eons -
mance first of new year. Applloatlone, stat -
lug experience and salary expected, received
up to Deoember 20, 1029. Phone 557,
D. RUETBER, ;Secretary,
Bruesele, R. R. 0
OVERCOATS
REDUCED PRI CES
Regular
$ 15 00
20 00
25 00
30 00
35 00
MEN'S OVERCOATS
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Reduced to
$10 00
1450
17 50
22 50
2650
Here is an opportuntty to secure real
Choice Coats at Prices cut to the last
Dollar.
Specials - for - Saturday
Regular
$ 2 50 Black Overalls
2 00 Blue and White st, Overalls
1 50 Ribbed Underwear
3 00 Sweaters
2 75 All Wool Jerseys (Men's)
For
$1 79
1 49
98
1 98
1 49
W. D. HAMEL
MEN'S WEAR
Prices of Live Poultry
D elivered at our Warehouse Week ending Dec. I l th
Live Dras'd Live Droe'd
Hens, 5 lbs. and over 13c 17e Young Ducks. ............ 10e 16e
Hone, 4 to 51be 10c 14c. Spring Chickens over 0 lbs 18c 22e'
Hens, 3 to 4lbs 7c 10c Spring Chickens, 6 to 6 ibe 17e 21e
Hens, under $4 lbs,60 8c Spring Chickens, 4ir to 6 Ibe 15c 10c
Roosters 80 Ile Spring Chickens, 4 to 4j, the 18e 17e
Geese .... 100 150 Spring Ohiekene, 3I to 4 lbs 12e 105
Turkeys (fat) . 18e 24c Spring Chickens, 3 to 8i lbs 11c 10c
Old Toms and liens 14e 20e Spring Chickens, 2 to 3 lbs 10c 15o
MILK FEO'OHIOKIINS, dressed over 4 lbs. 24e per ib.
Nothing but No. r Poultry accepted, except at re-
duced prices. Poultry must be in starved condition or
deduction made for crops.
Robt. Thomson
Phone 66 BRUSSELS
Christmas Gifts
Fox's Drug Store
Christmas
Buying
Yearly year we fiud our customers giving this important
matter much earlier consideration than formerly. So that
with this in mind this week fields our complete stock on dis-
play and from points of excellence and variety we think it is
one of the most complete we have yet shown, Como in and
see for yourselves, you will be made very welcome and we want
yon to see the nice things we have.
Fountain Pens
We have a very complete'
stock of the two well known
makes
PARKER'S and
WATERMAN'S
ranging is"price from $250
to $7 00,
China
Thie is one of one most at-
tractive Tines. Many very
pretty pieces, including some
in the new Byzanta Ware,
comprisingLily Bowls, Bon
Burls, Cups arid Suueers,
Candle Sticks, Salt and Pep.
.por Sets, and a few pretty
Tea Pots,
Leather Goods
Our stook Of this very impor-
tant lmportantline is quite var-.
led and complete-
-Boston Bags
—Under Amu Bttge
—Tee velli ng Slippers
—Hand Bags
—Sewing Setts
—Music Rolls
—Military Brushes
—And a great variety of
smaller articles,
Dainty
Stationery
Always a very acceptable
Gift. You will like the
packages we are showing
this year at very moderate
prices, Our 00c and $1,00
packages ars particularly
goad vitlue. Then of course
we have some very dainty
packages of Correspondence
Cards,
FOX'S DRUGSTORE
"Careful Prescription Dispensers"
DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT - DRUGGIST and STATIONER
Hog for
Service
The undersigned will keep a Thoro'•bred
Yorkshire Hog at Lot 15, Con. 12, Grey (Oren -
brook), for enlo. Terms, 51.26, with privilege
of returning If necessary.
JNO. HUETHER, Proprietor,
Will Sell r o.,
Exchange
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The undersigned offers his 25 pore farm, 1N
miles South of Brussels, for sale or exchange
forpther property. Cheap for quick sale. Get
particulars as to price, &o,, From
ALEX NICHOL,
Phone 550 or Brussels P.O.
This Sale- for 12 Days Only
Leitch's. - Ethel
A Few Specials
SUGAR, per 100 ..... .... ..,. $8.00
Seedless Raisins, per lb 10c
Lemon and'Orange Peel, per lb..,,,,BOo
New Dates, per lb. 10e
Choice Figs, 8 lbs, for 25c
Groceries Pastry Flour, per sack.......... $1 00
Tea, regli`lar, hoc at 60c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, per pkg, .. ,10c
Shredded Wheat 2 for 25c
Brooms, regular 90c for , , ,hoc
Brooms, regular 85c for 65c
Brooms, regular 60e, for ,... . 460
Soap Special, ail kinds, 14 bars for $1
and free bar with every 14
Few Specials in Dry Goods
5o pr. Flannelette Blankets, large size, pair $2.50
Clearing line of Prints and Ginghams at 20c & 25c
Flannelette, all widths, reg. 3oc 8s 35c for 20 & 25c
Reductions in all Yarns
Underwear, heavy ribbed wool, regular
$2.0o and $1,75 for, per garment 1.00 & 1.25
5o Ladies' and Mens' Sweaters' regular
$6.00 and $4.00 to clear at 2.00 843.00
Ladies' and Gents' Hosiery, 500 pairs, Cashmere and
Silk, and Wool, to be sold at Half Price
Ladies Uuderwear, all wool, at Reduced Prices
RUBBERS
100 pairs Women's Galoshes in
' different styles, and Mob's.,
Overshoes, all new stock
20 p. c. off
Boys' Overshoee, pe$ pair, -$2,00
Rubber Boots, reg, $5,00 for 4 00
200 pairs Men's Mackinaw Rub -
hers to be sold regardless of
cost,
SHOES
500 pairs Men's Greb Shoes to be slaughtered at a price
Felt Shoes, Ladies' and: Men's, all new, at Reduced Prices
50 pairs Men's Mackinaw Socks, reg, $2.00, for 75c and $1,25
Milverton Flour always on hand.
Produce taken in oxchange Dressed Poultry Wanted
JNO. LEITCH,
Successor. to Robt. Barr, Ethel
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