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red etas Items
WILFRED Willis is now driving a
new Overland 8 sedan.
A VALUABLE Jersey cow belonging
to G. A. Deadman died last week
from indigestion.
Tsa Huron Veterans with their
fawitiee.and Mende, will hold their
annual picnic in Jewett'. Grove, Bay-
field, on the aftern8on of August 28th.
when sports, speeches and supper will
entertain the gathering.
Scttch Doubles:—Messrs. D. C.
Ross, R. F. Downing, A. Strachan,
and J. A. Cameron, of London, are
taking in the -Scotch of
at Wing -
ham today.
Improvements.—Mrs. Jane Thomp-
son is having the store front re-
painted.—John Rutledge, Mill -street,
has had his house painted.—A new
verandah has been erected at the
home of F. M. Wilmot.
Caught a Beauty.— On Tuesday
morning Postmaster Scott caught a
nice bass at the mill darn that weigh-
ed See lbs. It was a beauty.
Many Went to Goderieh.— Many
from Brussels and locality are attend-
ing Derry Day at Goderich to -day.
The Co. town expects over 6,000 to
attend the celebration.
Why Not a Band Concert.— The.
Editor along with W. A. Grewar at-
tended the Sacred Band Concert at
Listowel on Sunday evening. The
Band gave a good program. A mixed
octette gave a selection and there was
community singing by the large audi-
ence present Old hymns "Rock .of
Ages,” "Sun of my Soul," Safe in the
Arms of Jesus" and "I need Thee Ev-
ery Hour" were those chosen for Sun-
day evening. We understand that
the Band is quite willing to come to
Brussels any week night or Sunday
afternoon and give a concert for
their expenses. The Post believes
that the ,business Men's Association
should take tide matter up at once.
A collection could be taken at the
Band concert and the difference, if
any, made up by the,.Town Council.
We believe the citizens would apprec-
iate weekly concerts.
Obituary.—Hannah Burton, belov-
ed wife of the late John Currie, pass-
ed away Sunday morning last after
a prolonged illness. Mrs. Currie was
born. in. Tuckersinith on June 22nd,
1848, About fifty-four years ago the
deceased was married to John Currie,
who predeceased her ten years ago.
After living in Harpurhay for many
years they moved to Brussels where
they resided for 25 years, The de-
ceased is survived by one brother,
Joseph, and two daughters Mrs. Geo.
Eddie, London, and Mrs. Gordon Me -
Dowell -of town, also two sons, An-
drew, of Toronto, and John of town.
The funeral service, which took place
Tuesday afternoon from her late
residence, Mill Street, was conducted
by Rev. Mr. Lewin, assisted by Rev.
Jowett, of Sarnia, Mrs. Meadows
sang"The City Four-square." The i
pallearers were J. Logan, T. Ritchie, {
A. R. Currie, Wm. Gillespie, Wm.
Becker and J. Burgess. FioraI trib-
utes consisted of two pillows from the
family, a pillow from friends on Mill
Street, a sheaf freta the Eureka
Club, London, a sheaf from Charles
and Mrs. Seager and James McDon-
ald, London, three Sheafs from
friends, Also bouquets front Mr, and
Mrs. Wilmot, Mrs. E. Ewan and John
Wright. The reenains were laid to
rest in5Brussels Cemetery.
Executor's Sale -Executor's Sale
of farm property will be held at the
American Hotel on Saturday evening,
Aug. 15th, at 8 o'clock. See advt on
page 4 of this issue. D, M. Scott is
the Auctioneer.
Married Last Month.— Mrs. Bert
Gerry, of Fort William, was married
to Mr. Bert McKee, at the horse of
B. Gerry on the 8th of July. Mr, and
Mrs. McKee went met to Winnipeg to
visit the latter's brother, Will Living-
ston, then came East to visit with
relatives and friends. They called on
old friends in Brussels last Wednes-
day. The bride's old friends extend
hearty congratulations and wish them
much joy and happiness.
Num105—A II box rents roust be paid by the
1515. POSTMASTER some.
Foe SALE.—Gelding rising 8 years. Will
sell or exchange for cattle, Apply T. ERrraa,
8-1 Phone 847 R R 1, Ethel.
BETTER, BETTER- EVERY WAY.—We have
mode a shipment of lovely honey to JIM ROSS
and W, J. 5loCraeken. when. you taste it
you will say that it is better, better every
day, for we gave the bees time to ripen
it, Try some. G A. DEADMAN,. 8-2
FOR SALa •-1nine year old bay horse,
weighs about 1500 Ibe, worked on threshing
outfit last season, not afraid of steam engine,
quiet and reliable, Boman Sravarreo,
e-tf Phone4226 B. 14.2, Brussels.
LOST •--Itim and glass for front glass be.
tweed. Brussels and Belgrave, via 6th line, on
Snuday. Finder kindly leers et Tan PO>;T,
Foie SALs.-2 Ford Sedan cern, (I naw,) li
touring car:, 2 trucks, 2 robber -ti, ed burgles,
oak extension table, 2 second hand Wagons, 2
extra good driving, horses, sound and (Inlet.Apply to WALTER Low,Y.
Yofso lresh. milking oew for sale. (4ocd
and easy milker. Bargain for quick purchan.
er. Phone 658 J. P. t.1ciNTuen,
hens. Saran.-150
WAtyemits o)1ioPh ne 58 old
BOA rtnnnR or reamers wanted. Apply at
THE Pow. tf
Scotian hand Singer sexing mnahine 1n
good cot ditlon, for sale. alae be seen at the
home of Man Josefh Whitfield, (Lurch and
Johnstrects, Brussels,
gra do locationCl50 1lizsledl house
, xn
nhanga It for other rr, rleriy. For further
inlet motion apply at VI e P .sT.
Foe SALE-Gond Wel) drilling rachiro,
,4nwyer and M9'.4ay traction engine and stain
separator. All most be, sold to wind. u•, Estate.
Address, 1111,0.5 STtu1Mu,
5'4 Ford Moll, Ont,
Fon SALE.—Dandelion end .'pole Blossom
honey, 10 oentn per ,b.
8.5 El A. MONapo,r'r, near Olonorieff
PIN,P/111Tv gun SA 611.-10 sores of liraholase
land, about hell a rile uuth of Br untels''
good water anhoud about mid n70 fruit treesnd a barn
a edea
down.. Apply at American Hotel. tt
Has Fordo, Sedan,—Dr. T. T. Mc-
Rae is now driving a Fordor Sedan,
purchased from McIntyre & Cudmore,
Ford agents.
Died in Detroit. -Mrs. Will Leslie,
of Detroit, better known to Brussel-
ites as Frank Pelton, and a sister of
the late Mrs. R. G. Wilson, took sud-
denly ill on Saturday night, and was
rushed to a hospital where an opera-
tion was performed but death took
place on Sunday. Besides" her hus-
band she is survived by two sons. The
funeral will be held on Wednesday at
St.. Thomas. The .bereaved have the
heartfelt sympathy from old friends
in Brussels.
Tire Prices Are Up Again.— The
third increase in the price of tubber
tires and tubes of all sizes is in effect,
making the fourth increase since June
3rd, The net result of these increas-
es is to add about 80 percent to the
price of tires over the prices of the
month of May. Manufacturers say
the increase is the result of the ad-
vance in raw rubber prices, which is.
the outcome of manipulation, All
dealers report increases in sales at
the advanced: prices,
THIS IS TUE MONTH
During the month pf August yotltig
people must decide the monentoue
question as to whether they will see-
are more educetien, and, If so whist
hind. In making the decision we ask
each one to write the Wingllam,,,Busi-
ness College, Wingham, Ont„ for par-
dealers regarding the success of our
graduates, also for names and addres-
ses of graduatesi who are holding re-
munerative positions. Recent lady
to $60 0) perewdrawing
ek in Young mens aro
holding positions as managers, super-
intendents, etc, in the very best firms
on the continent. Individual instruc-
tion, Enter any day. Home study.
Canada's greatest chain of high grade
commercial schools. Write to -day for
particulars to C. J, Martin, 3,A„
Wingham, Ont., or J. 0. MCDermentt,
B.A„ Canada Business College, Tor-
onto, Ont,
Attended Chautauqua,— A few
from town attended the Chautauqua
at Wingham last week.
Must Pay First Premium,—When
any person signs a contract to take
out insurance, they have to pay, the
first premium, was brought out in a
recent court case in Owen Sound. The
young man, who is under 21 years of
age, claimed that he could not be
made, to pay, but a recent act shows
whereby any, person over 15 years of
age is bound to pay.
tPersonal Paragraphs
1
Mrs. Ida Lowly iso visitor at Lon-
don with Stet eiet0l-e.
D. M. Scott made a business trip
to London on Monday.
Miss Bradley, , t''1'coawater, was the
guest of Mies Pear) Baeker.
Cliff Wishart, of Detroit, spent a
few days at the home of Mee. 3. Jones.
Mr. Mulherren, of Brantford,was
calliug ou old friends in town nu Non.
day.
Mies Bessie Davison, or Paisley, has.
been the guest of S. F. and Mra, Davi-
son. •
Miss Myrtle Hunter, Listowel, was
a visitor in town during the pest
week,
Nurse Jean Ferguson, Walton, is
the guest this week of Dire, A. 0.
Danes.
Mrs, John Long is spending this
week with relatives and friends in
Toronto.
James Fox is spending a few days
with bis daughter, Mrs. McDermott,
at Norwood,
Mre. Carrie and daughter, Ilene,
Toronto, are visitor's with Runes '1'.
and Mre. Rias,
Miss Jessie Ounniughaw, Toronto,
visiting with her parents, Jno, and
101re 0unrringham.
Miss Pipe, Mre. Skelton and Miss
Mae Skelton are spending a few
weeks at )iaileybury,
Mise Pearl Baeker left on Monday
for Bruce Beach, where she will spend
the week with friends.
Jos. Sharp and family, of Toledo,
Ohio, were visitors with the fotluede
sister, Mre. Ida Lowry.
Harry ,\Muster and son, Jim, of
Burford, spent the weekend with
Reeve and Mrs. A. 0. Baeker,
Mr's Zapfe hag been a visitor in Es-
sex, Windsor and Detroit. She runt-
ored down with,tbe Weller family,
Merton and Mrs. Howe, of Toronto,
were calling on old friends in town on
Saturday. They have been visiting
at Wroxeter.
Geo. Thompson and daughter,
Florence, of Toronto, are visiting at
the home of the former's sister, Mrs.
Cleve Baeker.
Miss Grace Perkins and Master
Billy, of London, are visiting their
grandparents, Angus and Mrs. Camp-
bell, Mill etaeet.
Mrs. Weiss, who has spent the palm
couple of months with het' sister,
Mrs. James Duncan, returned to her
home in Lindsay this week.
Mrs. Nelson B. Gerry and deught-
ere, Mai jri le and Odean, of Fort
William, arelvieiting with S. T. Plum
and other, relatives in town.
A. and Mrs. Sykes, and daughter,
of Toronto, are guests at the Amer-
ican Hotel. DL'. Sykes expecte- that
a start will be ,nide next week to cut
the flax.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade and little
daughter, Wilda, also Mrs. Frost, of
Owen Sound, visited with A. H, and
Mrs. Macdonald, Turnberry St., last
week.
%Lae Alice Fordes, of Rathwell.
Van., is the guest of her cousin, Pits.
Root. Thomson. • The vials,., is a
daugIcer of P. 0. Fordes, a former
woke nt of Brussel.
J. H. and Mrs. Cameron and Mrs.
Slemmon, of London, have been re-
newing old friendships with Brussels
friends. Mr. Cameron was Principal
of the Brussels Public School for a
number of years.
Mrs. Oliver Smith and Mrs. Robs
Rae and daughters, Helen and Doro-
thy, of Raddison, Seek , and Mre.
Greer, London, were vieitms at the
horse of Alex. Stewart, Queen St,
during the p tet week,
Herb. Cunningham, and Miss Doro-
thy, Peltneraton, and Miss Janet
Hyndman, Tnrunto, were visitors' in
town on Monday. Mrs. Cunningham
came up nn Saturday and spent the
week end with her mother, Mrs. Man-
ning,
Dr. J W. Shaw and Miss Madelon.
of Clinton, MISS Dolly Shaw, Winni-
peg and John Shaw, of Wheeling, W.
Va., were' calling on old friends in
town last Thursday evening. " Thelr
marry friends were glad to see thein
again,
Mre MoBain, of Detroit, lefts Hort.
on, rat Galt, and Ie, and Mre. ' Vallace,.
of Tolontn. have been here durir g
the post week owing to Ilse Retinue
illness of their mother, Mrs, Bnbt,
l ere, :The patient is abl.` to be about
again, we are pleased tp state.
le 8 and Mre. Scott, of tendon,
were guests over the week -end with
A. and firs. Strachan. The vieitors '
were on their' Way to Collingwond and
tookthe opportunity to call on
old friends. Mr, Scott wits a former
Principal of the Brussels school,'
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for such an Idea, and, full
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men that the' setviee is a convenience to
hint as well as W hie creditor, Standard
Bank collections by draft are universally
used by businese bowies to which court- .
esy and goodwill are aeewe Val in trans-
it is eflteleub business manage-
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BRUSSELS BRANCH -G. H. Santis, Manager
Mise Elizabeth Spear Is visiting with
Mr. and Mrs, Bosnian at Leamington.
Mrs. J. Rutherford, of ISolasevoin,
Man., is visiting ler sister, Mr's, 0. M.
Wilmot.
Peter dud Mrs, Stott are attending
the i Iilty Shaw wedding at Oliutou
to -day
E, and Mra. Ivlittell and Mies Zenda
Salter, of Clli,ton, were visitors with
S. Plum and family on Tuesday,
CHURCH CHIMES
The United Church
Rev. Mr, Lewin takes the evening
service next Sunday evening,
A representative of the Lord's Day
Alliance will take charge of the
service next Sunday morning.
Melville Presbyterian Church
Ezekiel 97 : 9, "Son of • man, can
these bones live ? , "' was the text
from which Rev. John Davey, B. D„
of Oreemore, 'preached in Melville
chug -ch last Sabbath morning. The
dry bones of Ree,kial'e vision are a
symbol of the nation of Israel which
had been carried away captive to
Babylon, The majority were satis-
fied with their condition but there
were a few who looked forward to
returning to Jerusalem. These men
put new life into the nation, In the
church there has been from time to'
time men such as Luther, Whitfield,
Wesley, etc, who pet new life and
enthusiasm into the church. If the
church of today is to make progress
it can only he by each member being
true to himself and his God,. Ab the
evening service Rev, Mr. Davdy'spoke
on Job 11 : 7, "Owlet thou'hy search
ing find out God ? The question as
to whether or not there is a Gad, has
occupied the mind of man throughout
the ages. God is revealed to us in"
nature and in man. In every man
there ie something of the Divine
image. God is revealed most perfect-
ly in Jesus Christ, who has shown us
the way to Gnd. At the evening
service, Mr. 0udmore sang 'The
Song and the Sinner."
Other Church Notes
Mabel Gifford, aged thirteen, twin
daughter of 'Rev. Mr. Gifford, was
killed when she jumped nif the rear
of a truck in front of an auto coming
up behind.
At a meeting of the Board of Stew-
ards of the United Church, histotvel,
it teas recommended that the salary of
Rev. 1',. F. Armstrong, the pastor, be
$2500. This recommendation 'came
before the Official Board of that
Church on Tuesday evening and was
adopted.
ATWOOD.
Rev. F. W. Gilmour and family are
expected home this week fr'nnI their
holiday at Georgian Bay.
The apnual Presbyteries ,picnio•
was held on Wednesday in Mr. Mc.
Kay's grove and was largely attend-
ed,
Messrs, McOutcht)on, Vallance,
Rogers and Hiles with !heir wives
are holidying near Wiarton for the
past week.
39 Mills Brussels Tax Rate
Council met on Tuesday evening
with Reeve Baeker in the chair and
Councillors ' Bowman, Hewitt and
Muldoon present.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted on motion of
Councillors Bowman and Muldoon.
By-law No. 8, 1925, to levy -,and
collect taxes wasxead three times and
passed. The rate will be 39 mills this
year.
The following accounts were pre-
sented and ordered to be paid: Post,
printing and advertising, $32,50;
Wilton & Gillespie, coal, $46.88; In-
spector, Weights and Measures,
$10.00; G. McDowell, salary, $75.00;
Allan Lamont, account, $18.30.
Councillor Bowman was appointed
to look into the matter of fixing up
the town pump, on motion of Counc-
illors Hewitt and Muldoon,.
W. J. Proctor asked permission to
erect a gasoline tank in front of his
store. His request was granted, but
must comply with all regulations, on
motion of Councillors Muldoon and
Bowman. ,
The Clerk was instructed to draw
out an agreement re sidewalk with
Mrs. Zeigler.
Council adjourned.
HORN
MaNRrz.-In Eetevan, Sask., on August 8 1925
to Donald O. and Mre. McNeil, a daughter
(Margaret Grace,)
IN MEMORIAM
Our Soldier 8ons
MOGtrure.-In ever loving memory of our
dear son, Robert Milton McGuire, who
died In Joplin City, 0a:, on July 4th, 1918.
MOGn1Ra,-In ever loving memory of our
dear son, Sergt. Norman I,lcGuire, of the
11905 Perth Battalion, who was killed in
notion on Ang. Oth, 1918.
Grtater love than thls bath no man that a
man lay down his life for his friends
FATTIER, MOTitaa AND Braenn.
M021200 —In loving memory of J. Edmund
McLeod, who was tilledin potion in
France, August O, 1918.
MOTHER AND Stare I.
The Fort Garry
THIS is one of the chain of splendid
hotels owned anal operated by the
GanadianNatio»al Railways. IL'ie
eituated "n Winnipeg and it was there.
that dole ares p to the annual convention
of the'Can i
ad an Weekly Newspapers
'
Association were entertained to a supper
dance. The eileof the Fort Carry is close.
to the original site of the old trading
post, width grow into the City of Winnie
peg. Thevine.coveredgatoofthooriginal
Fort Garry stands a few yards from the
hotel, which perpetuates its name.
Fox's Drug .Store
The Store,
'WEEKLY STORE NEWS.
FJy-Tax,
aKl4y$
Flies
Moths
Mosquitoes
Roaches
Bed Bug$
Fleas
Ants
50c bottle
Water
Glass
Egg
Preserver
Good time now to
put them down.
Busy to 1166,
Results entirely sat-
isfactory, 8"
20c package
Kastor
Jems
Pine
Tasteless
Castor Oil
in delicious Choco-
late Coated Dandies.
Splendid Inc child-
ren. Ask for it free
sample.
Printing and Developing
FILMS left with us any day of the week will
receive our careful and very prompt atten-
tion as our Printing and Developing is done
every day. We can supply either the Ben-
umb Film in the Yellow box or the Vulcan
hat'ltas so long given the best of satisfaction.
Fresh Stock of Films
always„ o'q' hand.
We would appreciate having your name nn
our already long list of satisfied customers,
HOLEX HOSE
Druggist :-'4Row are you getting on at home while your wife is
awity for the summer 1"
Customer :Fine and dandy, I can put on my socks now from
either end -saves a lot of time."
FOX'S DRUG STARE
"Careful „Prescription Dlapensors"
DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER
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`DAldet0w.-Athls late residence, Oobonrg, on
Monday, Aug 10th.1026, bieloohn Greene
Cameron, Judge of the County Court of
United Counties of Northumberland and
Dnrhem.in hie 68th year..eldeet son of the
late M. 0. Onmeron,- Lleut.;Governor of
1 the Northwest Territory, Funeral at
Goderlah, Ont., Thursday afternoon, at
2.80.
OURRIn.•—In Brussels, on August 9th, 1026,
Hannah Burton. reliot of the late John
`Currie, in her 78th year.
MORAY -In Grev Two, on Fridny, August
6th. William V'. McKay, in his 64th year.
MOWBaAF.—In Walton, on Saturday, Anguet
8th, 1826, Susan 51u1r. relict of the latei
John Mowbray, in her 91st year.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Fell Wheat 41 26 41 26
BarleyPees 16 l 75 1.75
Oath " 45 45
Buckwheat 65 65
Butter .................... 84 84
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Eggs..._ ................... 25 81
Hoge ... 18 25 18 26
NOTj0ETO ORECITORB.-in the
matter of the estate of William
Rathwoll, late of the TOwnshlp of
Prey In the County of Huron, Farm-
er, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to "TheHe-
for Rent or Sale vinedStatutes ofOntario ;' Chapter 120, that
the estate of the said Williamgl othwelll,nwho
died on or about the Twelfth day of July,
A.D. 1025. nre required, on or before the Twen-
ty Ninth day of Angn51 1925, to send by pont
prepaid or deliver toluene Bothwell, Brneaels
P. Q., the Mel/RUM of the last will
and testament of the said deceased their
Christian and surnames, nddreoses and: deserip-
Mone, the fullnrticnlara of their Maims,'the statement of their ac0nnnti and the not -
ore of the maturities -(1t any) held by them.
And further take notice that after such Met
mentioned date the Bald Executor will We.
Hog for Service teed to distribute the motets of the demotedtmong the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the o)nims of w1}ioi, they shall
The undersigned will for service at Lot then brave. notice, and that the said Exeentor
12.4th Line, Morris, the pare bred/Yorkshire will be liable for the paid assess or any
hog, "Pine Grove Bacon Lad," 27, -107221-,
Terme ML50, to be paid at time of service with
privilege of retnrning If necessary.
. JESSE WHEELER,
8-8 Proprietor.
Lot No 9, In the 2nd Oonoeseion of the Town.
ship of Grey. Convenient to church eons
eohool. Farm is all under cultivation. New
tenant has privilege of doing Fall work, For
further partfculareapplyy to adjoining lot.
8-2
EDWARD Ievale$R.LR'2,.
part thereof to !lay perenn or persons of whose
4)afms notice shall not hove been received by
him at the time of such distribution,
Dated this eighth dsyYnr August, A D. 1925,
w. M, b1NOLAfR,
Solicitor for the Executor,
"I've Never Advertised
in Twenty Years"
"Yes, I'll admit times are a bit slow
with me but I'm hoping for the turn of
the tide.
Waiting for their ships to conte in
has spelled disaster for all too many ..Can-
adian merchants. Don'tthink along the'
lines of the man above. Advertise 1
Advertising in THE BRUSSELS
POST will keep your name and ' store
constantly before the people of this com-
munity. Advertising . is a wonderful
business -building force—and profitable to.
,use. Talk it over with us..'
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