HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1925-8-26, Page 8Ready dor :School Opening
With a FineLarge
Assortment of
SCRIBBLERS and EXERCISE BOOKS
VVitkl new attractive eovers-•..better, paper and more pages than before
Loose Leaf Note Books ,Malik Books
Fountain Pens Eversharp Pencils
and all School Accessories
High, School Books Public School Books
There ]ere several changes This time and we will have on hand
the new Editiorrs,
Good
Forma
Hair Nets
Single of
Double
Mesh
3 for 25e
Lemon
Cocoa
Butter
Lotion
Whitens
the skin
355e bots.
Rexall
N ice
for. ,
Perspira-
Lion
350
Rexall
Corn
Solvent
35c. bots.
Solidified
BrillIan-
tine
5oc tins
Wilson's
Fly Pads
Inc
Fly Coils
3 for 10c
Fly Tox
Kills Flies
and
Insects
50e bots.
Full Line
of Pure
Pic�sling
Spices
Parowax
20e ib.
Pickle
Bottle
Corks
Water
Glass
Egg
Preserver
200
Now in Stock
New Fourth Readers x
New Third Readers 15c
New P. S. Spellers Igc
If needed for School Open-
ing it will be wise to pro-
cure early,
Special
A 15c Rainbow Play Bali
.FREE
with every purchase of a
ChiId's Tooth Brush
At -190
F. R. SMITH
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Druggist and Stationer
oat etbs ,Itents
The Post holidays next week.
LAST tveek of summer holiday.,
Many Went West •—Last Friday
morning 3 special coaches were packed
when the 0 N R. train reached Brus-
sels. Over 20 got on here to go Nest
to help with the harvest.
ANNOTJNCEMENT.—MIs, Mary Snarl-
ing announces Lha engdgement of her
,daughter, Adeline Elisabeth, to Wal-
ter Arthur, son of F J. and Mrs.
.4 Munday, Toronto, Ont. The wedding
will take place quietly in September,
in Los Angeles, California.
WILL MEET AGAIN — After a lively
but lengthy session last Friday night,'
the meeting adjourned until this Fri-
day night when the tie,v officers of
Brussels Fire Company will be select-
ed.
Wdn 3rd Prize The Brussels
rink composed of A Strath,,, J. 13,
Cameron, R, Downing and D. 0.
Roes, skip. won third prize at the
Goderich Bowling tourney held last
Wednesday. Each got an electric
ir00.
A Special Rate.—All new subscrib-
ers can have The Post and Family
Herald and Weekly Star to the end
of 1925 for $1.00. Better subscribe
now.
1 Away as Ho11dnyot "+- W, C, KM,
the thlig!ng C. N. it, statioNagent, ie
away on a toontles 1lalidoye and Mr,
Wilkere, of Tovietook, hi the 1•ellcving
agent,
Granted: Cortlficatest 7'he Vin•
tram Board of Ifixantinere have, up•
appeal, granted oertificetee to
Katie i'liamae and Ghiford Earnaeh.
0,0. This tn,Akes a total or 13' who pas,
sed out of a elites of 17 in Bruseels
Public School.
IiEf)EIv1CS 0a410,,,— The Brussels
Rottioultural Society has, received a
grunt from the Dominion Govern..
stent, to be used for flower beds at
the Post Office block next Spring:
We understand the Department will
make Bouts needed irnprovernents to
assist in the work,
NaTtoa —4.11 those Who have not peld Post
013oe box rent, will receive their mall from
Bon. delivery after Lug. 814, 1028.
NATIONAL Fertilizer Order bagk lost be
tw00n Brussels station and Con. 8, Morrie.
Finder please phone 5810. Taos kis000, ,
P0808 10$T..•hetween Will Cardiff's and
Ament's mill, Finder kindly")pave at Poet
Publishing Rouse,
Cow roe Seas,—Will frspben liret Week of
September,Rus. WILL MrRn4T,
September,__ Ruth
Walton
STRAyo9.-A red 2 -year-old heifer from Pet-
er Baker's farts at Oranbrook. Ella a ring on
its ear. Finder kindly notify,
DAN A1' S sNON, Phone 2818, •
Fon SALEQnuAp,-2 washstands, 1 washer,
1 ringer, toilet. dishes. Phone 88x, ring 8.
Fon SALE •—I nine 1080 old bay horse,
%valghsabout 1800 lbs, workedon threshing
outfit last season, not afraid of steam engine,
quiet and reliable, - BAxmnn 81111881108
d.tf Phone 4228 R. R. 2. Brussels,'
FOR BALE, -2 Ford Sedan care. (1 naw,) 8
touring oars, 2 trooks, 2 rubber•tired boggles,
oak extension table, 2 second •hand. wagons, 2
extra good driving horses; sound and gotet,
' Apply to - WALTER Lowav,
Twit 8028 055 or roomers wanted. Apply at
Semen hand Sieger Bening maohlne in
good condition. for sale. May be seen at the
f home of Mrs. Joseph Whitfield, Church and
• John streets, Brussels.
Fop SALE.—One 0 -roomed house and lot, in
goonto h fon ochElizabeth Bt., or will ex•
g property. For further
Information apply at THE POST.
Will Play To-day.—A number of
the members of the Goderich Tennis
Club are expected here for a friendly
game to -day at the local court.
Picnicing at Bayfield.— A truck
load of young people druve over to
Bayfield last Wednesday afternoon
and spent a pleasant tiros there. On
Thursday many more drove over t
Huron's famous summer resort.
Were at Henfryn.—A mixed soft-
ball team from Brussels motored to
Heufryn on Wednesday afternoon of
last week and took part in the tours.
ament, which was held under the
auspices of the Anglican church,
They lost out, to Listowel by a score
of 2-1.
A Beautiful Bouquet.— Monday
morning James Bowman brought the
Post Editor a beautiful bouquet of
gladiolis. Mr. Bowman has over 250
varieties in his garden, and they come
from all parts of the World. Tne
donor has our thanks.
Seriously Injured._ Saturday's
papers carried an account of a motor
collision near Tilbury in which 3 met
death and Mrs. Bert McCall, Hamil-
ton, was seriously injured, but was
expected to recover. Mrs. McCall is
the mother of Mrs. "Billy" Ring, of
town, who is at, present in Hamilton.
Mrs. Mceall's old friends ends in town
Bluevale vicinity will wish herna
speedy recovery.
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cow in Oanada le about 4,100
pounds annually but authorities
are agreed that the higher the prodltot-
:.. ion per CQW Lilo greater the prowl. YOU
can {materially rncreuse the productive. ^
floes of your herd by breeding bettordivo
stock and the local branch or the Stand.
and Bank of Canada le at your service in
supplying loans for the purchase of stock
which will give a greater tach returl) for
the feed arid labor expended;
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BRUSSELS
20 Tickets Sold.—H, L. Jackson, hest wishes of us all for a very h{sppy
C.P.R. agent issued 20 'tickets for and prosperous life in far-off Van -
various points in the West. I couver, We will be looking forward •
A Correction.— A correction has to the time when we will be able to
been made in the report of the Mid- give you a royal welcome back.
dle School published last week. Miss Signed by,
Elva Hemingway had 1st in Br. Hist; Your Friends.
2nd in Anc. Hist. and 2nd in Physics. Brussels, Ont., Aug. 24,'1925.
Son Dies in Idaho.—Mrs. Mary J.
Coates received word last, week of the On Tuesday" evening, Aug, 18th,
death of her son, George Coates at the Post Staffgathered at the home
of A. W. and Mrs. Dennison and pre-
sented Miss Esther Pollard with a
snapshot allum and the following ad-
dress:—Dear Esther:—It is with feel-
ings of the deepest regret that we,
your co-workers on The Post staff,
have gathered this evening to bid you
good-bye, We miss you a great deal,
dear friend, since you have resigned
your position and shall feel the sep-
aration more keenly when many miles
lie between us. We have. had such
good times together at the office, on
certain memorable occasions, but it
will never be the same now that you
are leaving us. You have been a true
friend, dear Esther, and werealize
your worth more ishan evert now, so
it seems only right that we should
tell you so. How thankful we are
that no unkind' words or ,acts have
marred our association with you!
We hope and trust you will be happy
in your new home and wish you the
very best success in life. You will be
often in our thoughts and we feel
sure you will often think of your old'
friends too. As a small token of our
friendship we ask you to accept this
Bellevue, Idaho, ut up to date has
received no particulars. Deceased
was 'born near Constance and lived
ith his anent
w p s near Cranbrook prior
to going out West 23 years ago. He
married in the West and is survived
by his wife, 4 sons and 1 daughter;
his mother, in town; two brothers,
John J., of Killarney, Man.; R. E., of
Seaforth, and two sisters, rs. N. As-
kin, of Muskoka, and Mrs. R. E. Buch-
anan, of Bellevue, Idaho. , The de-
ceased had done well at sheep ranch-
ing.o He was State Representative for
a term and also Senator for a term.
He was 51 years of age. More par-
ticulars are expected relating to his
death.
Addresses and Presentations.— On
Monday evening at the home of Ed-
ward and Mrs. Pollard, friends and
neighbors gathered to bid Miss Esth-
er good-bye before, her defarture to
Vancouver with her aunt and uncle,
D. and Mrs. Cantelon. ' The follow-
ing address was read by Miss Mar-
garet McNeil and Miss Verena Clark
presented her with a handsome purse.
To Miss Esther Pollard:
Dear Esther:—We, your friends,
have gathered here this evening to
give you a merry send-off. Your
friendship has been a source of great
pleasure to us all, but it won't be un- Brussels, Ont., Aug. 18, 1925.
til after you have gone that we will
begin to realize our loss and the other I Many friends will regret to learn
fellow's gain. However, as Tennyson of the• death of Mrs. (Rev.) }Bricks,
says, "'Tis better to have loved and wife of Rev. Dr. W. H. Hincks, pastor
lost than never to have loved -ht all" of High Park Avenue United Church,
As a small token of our regard we Toronto, on Saturday last. Deceased
ask you to accept this purse, with the was a sister of the late Rev. Josias
snapshot album as a remembrance of
the happy days we have spent togeth-
er in the old Post Publishing House.
Signed, Elaine Dennison
Velma Lowry
o'er's Drug. for
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WEEKLY, STORE NEWS
School Days
Again
TN the course of a very few days the doors of
the old Seminary will awing, open for busi'
toes again. To those who have so success.
fully peeked their Examswe extend hearty eon-
gratlllations and to all we extend; best wishes
and a very cordial invitatiou to make our eLnre
headquarters for whatever School Supplies may
be required, We have just received a very large
and well assorted stook of everything in the
school line and our Scribblers arid Blank Books
Gf every kind are very attractive and splendid
values. .
The following list may serve 09 a reminder :
--Erasers —Lead Pencils
—School Hags -Loose Leaf Fillers
Crayons -Mathematical Sete
—Compasses —Microscopes
=Fcsolseap —Mucilage
—Fountain Pens ^ Protractors
— Waterman Ink —Rulers
-India Ink Slates
— Milton Bcadley Paints —Thumb Tooke
—Paint Brushes Pens and Pencils, &e,
We will tie glad to have you leave your list
with us unfit can assure you it will be given
prompt and careful attention.
FOX'S DRUGSTORE
"Careful "Prescription Dispensers"
DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER
Green, a former pastor of Gerrie, and EfORN
for many years a resident of Clinton. AnoTIN.—In Gorrle, on -August 201h, 1925. to
Wm, and Mrs, Austin, (nee Serena Ras•.
emoseenl,a son.
pfEo WirnoT. In Brussels, on Sunday. August
23rd, 1925, to F. M. and Mrs. Wilmot, a
Oolong —In Bellevue, Idaho, George Goatee, daughter,
formerly of Brussels, aged 81 years.
FuLTos. In Ailsa Graig, on Anguet 18th,
1925. Margaret Campbell; wife 01
f}eerge Desirable Propertyfor • Sale
Fulton, formerly of Brussels, aged. 87•.
years
Panxox.—Suddenly, on Saturday, August.
22nd,1025, et 88 ffighoroft Road,. Toronto
Arthur Edward Pelton; dearer beloved
husband of Miriam Moore, aged be yearn.
P0LLoQ1L-At- Lyddeu, Sask., on Monday,
Aug 1Oth,John W. Pollook, aged 88 years,
formerly. of Jamestown.
Tunnanrt —In Ethel, on August 22nd, 1925,
Ellen Jessie Turnbull!' aged 50 years, 2
months and 12 days.
Solid Brick 8 -room .dwelling Iooated in Brae.
eels, on ) .aera lot with front trees, shrubbery
Mid beautiful lawn, The property can be
aeon by calling on Jae BleFadeean, (next
door) Will be sold ata sacrifice. to close out
estate. Write 1, S. Danford, Suite 9'.& First
National Bank Building, Detroit, Mich., or
apply to.Je8. bfeFadxean, Brussels, P.O.
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Ten.Day
Clearance Sate
Starting Thursday, August 27th, 1925
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This Sale will include all Lines that we have in stock and it MUST be Cleated up in Ten Days.
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Get Your Share of the Bargains Early.
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Hose
Ladies'
178 pr. Ladies' Housestockings, Black, Brown
and white, 6 pairs for $1.00
44 pairs Ladies Art Silk Stockings, per pr, 39c
53 pr. Pure Silk Stockings, per 'pr. .. •69c
15 pr. Cashmere Ribbed, per pair 69c
Men's
72 pr. Men's Cotton Hose 7 prs. for.., $1.00
22 pr. Cotton 'mixed hose, 4 pr $1:00
37 pr. Fine Silk and Wool Hose, per pr... 59c
73 pr. Men's Silk Hose, per pair 49c
Child's
365 pr. Childs Hose, cotton and. mercerized,
2ill1ack, 'brown, blue ..20c to 30c
Wool Golf Stockings, per pr, . , , . , 55c
Mesas Work Shirts
68 Men's Cotton Shirts
32 Men's Flannel Shirts, each „,..69c to $1.29
20 Men's Dress Shirts $1.79 a:.: $',19
= 35
Stretton Block
Underwear
39 Men's Merino Shirts, Drawers 69c garment
15 Men's Merino Combinations .. .$1.19 suit
52 Men's Cotton full ribbed shirts, and
drawers . 70c garment
12 Men's Cotton full ribbed combinations
.$1.25 suit
63 ,Men's Fleece Lined Shirts and drawers
89e garment
35 Ladies Vests 35c garment
35 Ladies' Bloomers 35c garment
Overalls
14 pr. Blue stripe, per pair $1.25
12 pr. Blue per. pr . - .. $1.50
14 pr. Black, per pair ; $1.75
3 only, .Combinations, per garment . , . , $2.75
A good assortment of
Children's Tams, Outing
Hats, Etc., all to be clear-
ed at Special Prices.
Don't Miss
' This
Opportunity
to
Save Money
10 Days
Only
Sweaters
8 men's Jersey Sweaters
13 Sport Pullovers
3 Coat Sweaters '
Children's Sweaters
$L39
$2.75
$3.75
$2.00
Boy's Cotton Jerseys 30c
Boys Wool Jerseys .. .$1.15
14 only; Ladies' Slipbn Sweaters .... •..98c
Caps
250 M'en's Caps, all lines 50c to $1.25
Common Sta•w Hats At Half price.
63 Men's Sailor Straw Hats 75c to $1.00
r
279 Childs' Straw Hats
Half Price
107 Men's Felt Haas, all to go at $2.00
values up to $5.00
7 only pr. Towels per pr. 85c
Children's Wear ,
5 Childrens Waterproof Capes, each ... $2.00
3 Ladies Waterproof Coats, each $5:00
1 Boy's Coat (Cravenefte) $7.00
15 Children's ,Romipers $1.00
Mitts and Gloves
Cotton, Jersey Gloves 15c and 20c
Mdll's Mule and H9rse,h.ide gloves 50c to $1.30
1 finger Wile Mitt : • 30c
Men's' Mule & Horsehide Gauntlets. 70 to $1.30.
Bathing Suits,
Men's, Misses, Ladies', Boys, coition . and
wool , . , '"..... • . . 50c to $2.25
Ties, Collars, Belts
Suspenders, Etc.
All to be sold fie Big Reductions.
MQrcantjIe Sales Co.
Brussels, Ont.-