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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1924-12-17, Page 5BUSINESS CARDS 010, SUTHERLAND & BONS LIMITED D. M. SCOTT PRICES MODERATE For references ooisult any pereen whose salon I have oflloieted at, Phone 78x or 05 reWI aiNd2'1zsJlAiNa It you wantresults gat R. MoINNES Cleansed Aeottoreer ter Huron Cesnty, to handle your anloa, 4 years experience in the Went. Cali phone 8817 DR, WARPLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, Day and plght calls. Office oppoilte lIlour 42111, Ethel. MAUDE C. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST PH LMOLOG/ST Graduate Department of Ophthalmology, Me- Corrnlok Aiedloel College, Chicago, Ill. Three anoutho post graduate course during year 1910. Eyes acientifcally examined. Latest Modern Methods used. rte," Cross Eyes straightened through proper- ly fitted Lenses, Satisfaction Assured. I Oilluo hours : 10 to 12 a,m.. 1,30 to 0 p. m, Saturday evening, 7.80 to 0 otoloak• Phone 26x r d.,thA0 e . 1..IONT AGENT FOR fire, Automobile and Wind Ins, COMPANIES For Brussels and vicinity Phone 647 JAMES M'FADZEAN Agent Hawick Mutual Fire Insurance Company Also Hartford Windstorm and Tornado Insurance Phone 42 Box 1 Turnherry Street, Brussels T. T. M' RAE ne. B. M. 0. F'.. A S, O. M. 0. Et., Village of 11. uaael3, Physician, Surgeon, Accoucheur Office at residence, opposite Blely 111e Church, William street. Tr.. N. &t✓!,'z r`q BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. CONVEYANCER, NOTARY PUBLIC LEOKIE BLOCK - BRUSSELS .t:?n4�Avtsr.4�..svdmybmrb� m. ELl.l07'�' it kAsCor. Yonge and Alexander Sts. Toronto Noted for h'gh grace instruction and superior ereploymeut onrvice. Many students tram other Business Colleges dhave been In n,tendance here during the past twelve months. Enter any F9 n.no. write for catalogue, �4 W. J. ELLIOTT. PRINOIPAL. t 'V& avc*av io Brise V r a`r ala' g CENTRAL D BUSINESS • .0` 1 COLLEGE D g Q STRATFORD, ONT. prepares young men and young woven \ for Business which la now Canada's r� greatest profession. We assist gradu- ates to positions and they have a prac- tice) training which enables them to moot with s:coeer. Students are reg - e. Iaterod each week, Get our tree oat - 4 atom, and learn something nbont our different departments, f D. A. M' LAOHLAN, PRIN. 4 Will Sell or Exchange The undersigned offers his 26 sore term. 1re;', miles South of Brussolo, for sale or exchange for other property. Cheap for quiok sale. Got per Oculars as to price, &a.. from ALES NIOFLOL, Phone 560 or Br¢soels P. 0. Eligible Property for Sale It is the Hoath East part of IN Lot 80, Con. 6, Morrie Township, end oontnine 10 mores. On 11 i0 a oomforteblo house, stable, good well. young omental, &a , and, its location, adjoin- ing Brussels, makes it a eonvenlent spot. For further psrticalers as to price, terms, &e., ap- ply to t118 Executors of the estate. of the late Annie Turnbull, N1f. 114,7021, Brussels P. 0. '11103. TURNBULL, Ethel. Munford Property for Sale Rouse and Int of about 9a aaro, situated on the corner of Turnberrs and Thome streets in the Village of Brussels, Iruotve ms the Dna ford home. On the property len very sub. 018111100 brlok house ; nicely isolated, 'steel roof, cement cellar Room, new furnace, olotben closets, bath room, cistern, drilled well fruit trees,1111100 respbotry plantnthoo, lovely ar- mnt60tnl and evergreen trans, end It beantitut lawn. Will bo wild for half or what It would. poet 10 build it to wind up' the estate of -the late 16.' C. 1)untord, Imrnedinte pronasion, For ,to6rlJalDexFORD,Drl' oAyclaADLASI,(tt door), Box t Brussels P. 0 GRAIN WANTED For Milling We are prepared to pay the highest possible prices for all ° . kinds of Grain, Feed of all kinds on hand ,. T. G. Hemphill, Phones 50, 21 2A end 02 Wrozeter 1 Battery Charging for Winter Storage Having installed an up4to- rlate Hydro Charger we Will be able to attend to Bat - Lulea of any description. Radiola Am alae agent for the Rad- in1a, the new Receiving Bet, No witee, no storage bat- tery. lf,eoeption 8000 miles. Oome in and see it. It is a wonder, Give the family a Radio for Christmas, EaCunninghamEarl unni 13RUSSELS royal Ilebm item 1310L51 Society Collectors have been canvassing the town and locality and doing very well. A NOTE from W. 1. Halliday, Calgary, and a futmer old Brnsselite, says in re- newing for his paper, "We have fine weather and we receive THE PosT regularly." Mr. Halliday is a brother to the Misses Halliday, King street, Bros - sets. 0. T. A MAJORITY. -The final figures of the majority for the 0, T. A. in the plebiscite of October 23 last, were an- nounced last week in . the Parliament Buildlugs a5 34,031 The total vote cast is given 81 1,137,321 ; the vote for the 0. T. A. as 585,676, and the vote for Government control as 551.645. To CUT OUT HOLIDAYS. -At a meeting of the BellOville Board of Education, says the Renfrew Mercury, Col. Penton gave notice of two motions, one of which is to ascertain how many days are actual teaching days in Belleville durtag the year and that in future field day sports and any other events be bald on a Saturday or a holiday. The other motion is that the Minister of Education be memorialized to fix teachers' conven- tions so that only one teaching day will ,be taken up during the academic year. CANT RE DONE -No piper can be puhlshed without home patronage, sod every man is interested i n keeping up a home paper. If a railroad or a factory is wanted, the newspapers are expected to work for it. If a public meeting is wanted for any purpose. the newspaper is caltedupon for a free notice, 1f any of the societies have a supper or recep- lioa of any kind, the newspaper is ex- pected to give the necessary notice, Che• newspaper must puff the schools and everything alseto advance the in- terests of the business men of the town, and then give them a handsome notice when they pass away. And yet some of them do nothing to keep up a home paper. B. C. S. LITERARY SOCIRTY,-Last week Brussels Continuation School re- organized its Literary Society for the ensuing term with the following office bearers :--Hon, Pres,. Rev. Mr. Lewin ; President, Douglas Clarke ; Sec.-'Treas., Burton MacDonald ; Editor, Graham Stewart ; Assistant Editors, Douglas Innis, Margaret McVettie and Kenuetb McVettie. Form Representatives are -Doreen Lewin, Joe Yolleck, Pearl Baeker, Herbert Stratton, Mildred Sperling and Mac Ferguson Pianist, Wilma Galbraith.,This is one of the happy features of school work and has met with favor by both pupils and those Interested outside of the school. We wish the officiary a pleasant occupancy of office. COUPLE HONORED. -Employees of the Maintonance•of-Way Department of the Canadian Nations} Railways, under the supervision of L. Pander, C. N. R., Supervisor of Maintenance of Way on the territory between Kincardine to Palmerston and ,Durham to Stratford, met in the plubhouse, Palmerston, last Friday to honor Mr, and Mrs. Pender, The former has reached pension age and is severing his connection, with the C. N. R. on this account, The gathering was large. Mr. Pender was made the recipi- ent of a steamer wardrobe trunk, while the gift to Mrs. Pender was a handsome silk umbrella. W. C, T. U, -At the last regular meet- ing of the Women's Christian Temper- ance Union resolutions were passed commending the stand taken by Premier Ferguson and Attorney General Nickle in regard to the enforcement of the 0. 'C. A. Letters were sent to these gentlemen also to B. R. Wigle. M. P, P. Centre Huron. assuring them of support in enforcing the law. There was a good attendance at the meeting, Devotional service was taken by Miss Kate Deadman, Several papers were read relating to the work in the recent campaign and a sacred solo was well sung by Miss Edna McCall, The thanks of the Union was tendered'W. H, Kerr for space given in 'PxE Po81% A inem- hership campaign was planned and the Union hopes to double the membership and unite the women to gain and help in this work, for God and Home and Every land, Oh4roh Ohimes Annual Christmas Tree Entertainment of the Methodist Sabbath School will be held Monday evening, 2.4nd lost. Rev, Mr, CoUpland, Kirktou, was ohosou Secretary of London Methodist Conference to fill balauce of term of the late Rev, J. E, Hunter, Granton. The former was the Yet assistant of deceased. At a meeting oftbe Quarterly Board of Central Methodist Uhurch, Stratford, decided to. extend a uuanlmous call to Rev. W. E. Donnelly, of James Street Church, Exeter, to become the pastor of the church hi lune 1925, Roe, 3, W, alagwood, the present minister, bus seoeptod a call to Welkcl'v111e at the close of the church year, in June, and Mr. Denueliy wee the uaaaimous.eholce rf the boerd.rie Ills succeeaor, Proposal Is on foot for tie exchange of Louden Methodistastors for next term in the persons of, Rev. J A. Agaew,.01 Ridged Street, and i ev, A.'POW- KM,RM of Centennial Cbnrell, Both are wall known 05 Huron County for years. Rev, R. J, McCorinlek, ea old Trow- bridge boy, Sud later a paster at Blyth, [IOW pastor at Hyatt Ave, Methodist Church, Loudon may go to Hamilton as pastor of Zion Methodist 'Tabernacle at the next Conference. Rev. 0, IL, Bred - thaw is the present pastor, Rev. Mr. MoCoriniok is well apd favorably known in this comtnunity, Following 6 years' service as pastor of Woolwich St. Baptist Church, Guelph. Rev, '0', J. Hipd, M, A. has resigned to accept a call to the Baptist Church at Moose Jaw, Sask, He will begin his pastorate in the Western city in Ianuary. Prior to going to Guelph Mr, Hind was for many years stationed at Hespeler, 'Che rev, gentleman is no stranger to Brussels as be is a son-in-law to G. A. Deadman, Frederick street, and visits bene every year. He is a fine worker and always does well, Mts, Hind and ethild- ren will not likely move West until next Spring. We wish them prosperity. NEW PULPIT ARRIVED, -When the fire took place in Brussels Methodist Church last March the pulpit, the handiwork of R. Leattterdale, and a gift as well, was burned with the o'her platform furniture to the regret of the congregation. Their sorrow was turned into joy when Mr, Leatherdale, while here on a visit, kind ly promised to donate another to replace it. The pulpit came to hand o. k. and is a fine piece of work and was accepted by the Methodist folk with expressions of thanks and kindly remembrance for the psrishioneers, who now live to Winnipeg, but though absent are not forgotten. The present is a five one and much appreciated, Ethel The annual meeting of Knox church W. M, S. was held at the Borne of Mrs. R. Bremner, Dec. 2nd, with a large attendance. After the devotion- al exercises, a very 'interesting read- ing wee given by Mre, I. Campbell on French Evangeli1ation, followed with a presentation to Mrs. Barr, who wee a much esteemed member and held the office of President for some years and who will soon be moving away. Mrs. Barr was presented with aLife Membership certificate and pin as a token of esteem and remembrance of the many happy hours spent together 5++++.14+++++555555'o'++++i 54 \ merited with asterisk" hove pllsaed l the exan1lnatione. Sr, IV• -file Rit• I chic 80 ; Nora J3oegy 74; Della Mo. i 1VbI"Alvin Pi de, W71)iJr. DI-Oamson lharlie er ' 1' r i r Whltarattl8b• Jiriti' „ Sr, 11---Kefnetlt „Ritchie, 79 thA Hoodooed Coon Pr'ide70; Norman Williamson 04 Jr. A Comedy In Three Acta 1 Jierbla Williamson al, Prirlher- rq lett $R16SENTOP Marie Ooubte, Ix Teacher, W. M, S. -Regular monthly meet, tug of the W, M. 8. was held VVedues- day, 10th inst. at the 110010 of Mrs. A. Gardiner with the President, Mrs. Oster, in the chair, Meeting opened by singing "Speed Thy Servants,' after which Mrs. 10 Reid led in prayer and Mre, Bryaus read the Bible lesson. Mts. A, McCall prepared a epiendid paper on '"I'he Future of Formosa" and Mrs 0 Turnbull on "Japan," Re - parts n£ the various Secretnriee were given showing the extent of the work hone during the year. A bale valued at $20 80, was seat to The Boys Horne at 'replan, also 510. in nonny. 8qui4s, made bv the Society, were sent Mrs, Miller, Provincial Supply Secretary. Literature was also sent. It was decided to have only one Study Book this year,"The Planting of the Faith," and have a Watch Tower of events [.'elating to women and if possible along the line of the Study Book. Society has 52 members, beside Home Helpers, with an average attendance or 37, Hope all members will nuke an effort to attend the meetings next year, which as a rule are held in the homes. It was suggested that for Roll Call the name of one of our Missionaries be given. Mre. Berry became a Life Member this year. Next meeting will be held in the Manse. Meeting closed by all repeating the Lord's prayer. Lunch was served and a social half hour spent before separat- ing. "Always in Trouble" Community hall] Molesworth Tuesday. ev'g, Dec, 23 Misery Moot, a Hoodooed Coon.,..,. Gideon B1atr, tl Milliquairgmn AlpDoneld Boeoell Grainger Tom Rioole, a Y'opng College 8888.,,.,. Mo$nlgbt On'owing Rusin Tutt, a 8681 Myeterloue wi Petrick Keller, a Ticket 80110'll, Slmpsoa nde Samantha Slade, a Poor AOldrMewldlimpo0n 6lnrgaret tjeponold Rosebud Reese Blair s Greoddasghter au oDonsld • Je _ M os ud' fru � ���nni 1/ inn R ab e 0 g A. e a tut 7n ' and desats &neater Paola Maleok, a Bolabevlek Lola Pearl, a Ragtime Girl Jeosle Brown ,,,.....,.., Gertrude Songster A laugh from sham to finish --.if you can't laugh don't come. Adults 25c. Ohildren I5c. Program at 8 eluate. in the Master's work, Site thanked the ladies very kindly for the gift and wished the Society every prosperity. Following officers ever* elected for the coming year : -President, Mrs. G. Kreuter ; Ist Vice Pres., tars. W. Bremner ; 2nd Vice Pres , Mre. W. McInnis ; Treasurer, Mre, J, Wright ; Se2., Mise E, hansom ; Organist, Mrs. A. Dunbar. $155 was contributed by the auxiliary in pest year. r Moncriefi GOLDEN WEDDING -Jas. and Mrs. Rinks of the 14th Concession of Elam, hoar West Monkton, the parents of Mrs. E. 0, Crawford, 39 Britannia street, London, celebrated their gold - Walton en wedding at their home haat week. REPORT. -Following is the report Mr. and Mrs. Rinks weremarried in of 8. S. 12 Grey and bteliillop, for the Brussels on the 9th of December, 50 mouths of September, October and years ago. Of those who were at the and November. Pupils have been ceremony 50 years ago, 2 were present examined in all subjects and the per- for the sernicentenary, Alex. Wileon, centage been taken on the total Atwood, one of the witneaeeearid Mrs. number of marks obtained, Those E, Mcl' 1rught, Monkton, who was tt III: GIFTS FOR MEN This is the Gift ' Shop for men. Here you will find a worderful ,assortment of the newest things that men like. Qualities are of the best, and the Prices ---well you know they are always reasonable at Flamel's. Gift Suggestions Ties 25c to 5195 Fine Shirts 51,00 to 58,35 Silk Hosiery '75c to $1,30 Buck Gloves $300 Suede and Cape Gloves With or without Silk Lining $I 05 to $2.50 Camel Hair Gloves $1.35 Fine Pure Wool Hosiery 50c to $1.255 Pajamas Pure Teaeeldowir Flannelette $3 85 Night Shirts 51.75 to 52 95 Brushed Wool Mufflers $1,50 to $225 "Silk and Wool Mufflers $3,50 Silk Mufflers 5I,50 to 52.50 Linen Handkerch's IPlain of Initial, 25c to 00e Brushed Wool Sweaters $325 Cuff Buttons 50o 1,6 51.00 L Father Would like a pair of Wool Lined Gloves. We have nice ones for $ I.75. Or he may need a pair of real good Hosiery. Those soft import- ed Botanies will keep him comfortable. These you can purchase from 75c to $1.25. Then again possibly a nice Shirt would please him. Our Shirts made from English Woven Cloths wash well and look good. These are priced at $2.00, $2.5o and $2.95. Or to this list conld be added Pajamas, Night Shirts, Suspenders, Ties, Mufflers, Etc., Etc., all of good quality and reasonably priced. Brother Will be pleased with one of those beautiful imported Silk Ties, These Silks are manufactured in Italy and are considered the highest grade Ties known to the trade. However, you will have to see the matchless beauty of the colorings, and feel the wonderful heavy quality of the silk before you can appreciate what a beautiful Tie this is, and how nice a Gift it would make. The price this Tie is sold for in the leading stores in Toronto is $3.00. I am making this a little gift special for Christmas only for $1.95. Possibly Brother would like a real fine Broadcloth Shirt. These we have at $3.35. Then we have Shirts made of French Crepe, English Woven Cloths, Prints, etc. Prices from $1.00 to $2.75. A nice pair of Buck Gloves would make a very ac- ceptable gift, We might suggest many other Gifts which will please him --Scarfs, Silk Shirts, Cuff Links, Kum -apart Cuff Links, Pajamas, Garters, Arm Bands, Sweaters of Brushed Wool, etc., etc. W. D. HAMEL, MEN'S WEAR BRUSSELS The- n . ii &t , BRUSSELS . 1 72 �,. C. 1 r� 1 I C.u� �:� � Inc l( NL"J ELJ.r Eiml 1 IJLa,_�'1 EL'ti�fSYl i�ItIILINi 1 77 ne The Gift Shop El FM •_HORN gEila PA FMB© IBJ©Ir.lEl®li too, your BLANKETS COMFORTERS FLANNELETTE WOOL PLAYING STATIONERY eOR the Gift Seeker the Red Front Bargain Store is filled with interesting suggestive estive offerin s. gg ,g You will be surprised at the very moderate prices for things so useful for the home. Bring your Front List to th e Red Bargain Store and select gift from our large assortment. RUGS FRENCH IVORY MATS LEATHERHAND BAGS ARCH FANCY LINENS SHEETS CURTAINS BATH TOWELS CARPET HANDKERCHIEFS GAUNTLETS SWEEPERS CURTAINS LARDS MEN'S SOX WINDOW SHADES HOSIERY UNDERWEAR 0 'Many' other lines too numerous to mention. A Hug for the Home is a Gift for All Don't fail to see our Grand Display of French Ivory Jt WATCH OUR WINDOWS H. Hart Phone foox Jas. Grimoldby uest. Al the time of their wedding, re. Hinks, whose maiden name was Lucy Tindall, was a resident of At- wood, while Mr. kinks was from Liet- otvel. On their marriage the happy couple moved to Listowel, and after residing there for some time, went to the farm in Elrna where they have lived as well-known residents for the last 40 years, Mr. Rinke will be 75 years of age next Fall and is enjoying fine health. Rio wife, who is 73 years of age, is now in fine health but was very ill last Summer. They are bles- sed by a family of 8 children ; Mee. E. G. Crawford, London ; Arthur Rinks on the homestead in Einar! ; Mrs. Al- len George, Zelma, Sask. ; Mrs. Ed. VWorvie, Salen, Mich. ; Jas. A. Rinks, Radville, Sask. Of the family only two were able to get to the celebration at Monkton, owing to the distance separating them from the horneetead. Mr. and Mre. Hiuke have 18 grand- children, but no great grandchildren. For the celebration of the happy event some 30 guests gathered. The dining room, where a fowl supper and a social evening was enjoyed, was dec- orated in yellow appropriate for the golden wedding. +++•1•+++•1•++++++++++++.1.4.4.1-» I- 4' }HIDES* + WANTED + + • Highest market prices" paid. ,i; + + • See me or Phone No. 2x, Brits - ▪ eels, and I will call and get your Hides. ▪ M. Yollick M+• ++++++++++++++++++++++'1••21 Do Your Christmas shopping Now With Christmas on the way you should DECIDE NOW on your Gift List for this year. Come in now while our stocks are complete. We will hold any selection until Xmas ,sheer Beautifully Cut Blue White Irl' Diiamonds Set in 14k green and white Gold Mountings. Your choice of many styles .., .....535.00, $50.00, $75.00, $100,00, $125.00 MEN Here's Big Value Mao's Pocket Watches in Gold Filled Oases, 17 and 15 Jewels -Waltham, Regina, Elgin, See our complete line at Special Prices, Gifts You are Proud to Make Let us show you our stock of Pearl Strands all put up in beautiful Gift Boxes. Priced from .., $1,50 up to $25.00 each Cuff Lins Bar Pins Tie Pius Vanity Cases Silverware Fanny Ohina Autostrop and Gillette Safety Razors Waldemar Chains Waldemar Knives Cut Glass Violins KODAKS and CAMERAS Buy Now. Selecting the Ohristmas Kodak is a very simple natter at our store, Our stock 15 complete. Waterman's ideal Fountain Pens and Pencils. See the new Cardinal Pen -Gold filled band and clip, at 54.00 25 year point. It's a dandy, Join our Christmas Shopping Club a R. WEND WPDXErER JEWELER ONTARIO