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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-12-4, Page 5IOW Of Interest co the Public Now— It has long been an axiom In the cornineeeial community that those who study their enstomers most mid give the best value for money always succeed in winning the greatest confidence of the public mid in obtaiiiing. the largest meas. nee of its patronage. That, and that, only, is he reason why I have built it fine business, despite considevable opposition. I give better value—whilst my prices ore generally lower than elsewhere. 1 give you an honest, personal service, identifying myself with your interest, and ever endeavor - i lig to give you a better return for Lite money spent with Inc than what you could get elsewhere. Prompt delivery is as essential as good work. The importance of this is recognized by me, and I realize the responsibility when I accept an order. Cemetery won promptly attended to. • Estimate.. cheerfully given. 4.. 140 Brussels Granite & Marble Works ALLAN E. HERSEY, Proprietor Yuca I'1.1 clus Items Bithssime Sehool Board will meet Friday evening of next week. DJNF re id the local news on priAe 3. R. -member we have warned 1104 are your liens laying now that eggs are selling at top notch prices 7 SINGLE fare on the railways to the Winter Fair at Guelph which opens next r.ttesd.iy. SEND THE POST to the absent member of your Itutus 01kinsfolk for 1914. 181.00. in advance, Ickes it to any Canadian address until the ist of Jan - limy 1915. 'lux I mildly lights in the windows during the absence ol the elect' ic light on Lite street were duly appreciated. Not a few had recourse to the old time lantern and found it proved a friend in need. A. Stracitan's acetylene store lights did Much rin Turnberry !meet to illuminate the darkness. The latter was of the Euypt ty pe several nights WobibakFut. VALUE.—The best dol- lar's worth offered today is a year's subscription to The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Mon' real. Any borne not now receiving that paper is missing o treat for every member of the family —from grandfather or father down to 1 he youngest tot. Try it for at y ar and you will be convinced. The Publishers will refund your money if you are not satisfied. It is certainly worth your while to try it for one year. FINE WORK —Tile Myth Standard Etlye El Hersey. of the 13. tissels Marble and Granite Works, .erected a beautiful monument itt Ute Union Cemetery on Thursdt.y last to the memory of tile late Richard and Mrs Corley. The stone is of a blue pearl cube design, stands upwards of 6 feet 111 height and weighs three tons. The workmanship is neatly and artistically execmed. Some fine moimmen•al work has been placed in the Union Cemetery derieg the petit year, the major part being from the M.,rble and Granite Works of Brussels. • Paper Hanging and Painting John Lunn begs to notify the pnblie that he is peepared to at- tend to their wants in Papering and Pai IL ti ng on short notice and at reasonable rates. Outlet hoine, Mora street, or drop 0 note 'to Box 198, Brussels -P. 0. Satisfac- tion guaranteed. 20.4 John Lunn The Regina Watch How about that old watch P' Is it not giving satisfaction ? Have it exchanged for a REGINA. and you will always be sure of the right time. They are sold at the following Prices : 7 -jewelled 20 -year Banner Gold-filled Case - -$11.75 15 -jewelled 20 -year Banner, Oold-filled Case - 13,75 17sleivelled 20.yeat Balmer Case - • - 16.75 Id 7 jewelled Waterprolif Nickel Ouse - - 8.20 15 je NV I lied Waterpt ocff Nickel Case- 10.20 17 - jewelled Wateepfsnif Nickel Case - 18.20 These Watches ave all gmartut teed foe three years. L. BLAKE Walton - Ontario Tax Pos'r gives the news. WEATHER has been unusually mild, minty days Almost like Summer. MONTHLY tiered Fair Thursday of 11115 wesk. NcxL Fair w1,1 be held on Sth, owlug to the 1 1st l'imrsday being New Year's Day. I "Amok 10 Wonderland" will be pre. Sell:ell 11 Brussels selioul pilptllt, ea- sisted ty others, ill the 'Town Hall 'Thor:ably auti Frailly evenings, Jam in 186 and cud, IF 300 have visi ors, have been visit. Mg, or have any other news that is to - 1610111 Ing, tell us, telephone us, or write us, We are always pleased to get the news, Now, send it along, aud sand it early. Dun IN SEAPORTH.—IYIre. Rebell Me. ell old and respected resident of Sealorth, passed peacefolly away nt Iter home, Seaford., Wednesday 01 last week, alter a lung and trying illness which she bore blare y and with moult fortitude. The (0 tonal melt # place Thorstley in her late home at 2 o'cliak to the Maidandbank cemetery. De- censt 0 was a loriner resident Of 13 in. Se15 and it sister in law to Mrs W. Wilton. She is fillEViVeti by her hus- band and a sun wit :attire in the Syn) pet It I of old fi iends it. this ler/tiny. Morris Mrs, Elision Oardiff and children were visiting relatives at Wvoxeter locality. This week Reeve Shoetteed is tit Goderich doing duty its a Co.' Councillor. Frank Beyatis is able to be up and about and will soon regain his Nieuwe good health we trust. WILL BOWIllall, 4611 title, Wee 11 mem- ber of the GI tmd Jury et the recent Assizes ttt Ooderich. The Gordon case came before them. If you want witch cows, young cattle in. calves attend 8. NVitIker's Auction Sale Friday atm noon of this .week, Oth There was 110 school in Barrie's school house last week owing to the dotal) of Miss McNabb's sister, 114s. 51cLitueliliti, in the West. We tender the Misses McNabb nue sympathies in their bereavement. The 25 acres,, of land being part of Lot 25, 5th line, owned by Mrs. Joseph Clegg, has been bought by Elston Catdiff whose farm it adjoins. This gives the porch:Leer. a fine ad- dition. There are no buildings on the 25 acres but there is a nice plot of bosh. WOODEN WEDDINet.—William and Mrs. Davidson, 4111 line, celebrated the 5t1i anniversary of their marriage on Wednesday of ,Iaet week. A jolly party of 30 spent the day and even- ing at thole home and enjoyed a tine. soviet time. Presents of furniture, in the way of chairs, table, etc., were presented 115 reminders of the in- teresting event. 'We wish Me. and MPS. Davidson many happy returns of the day. ScHoor.Rproter.—Following is the report Inc S. S. No. 5, Morris for the month of November. Exam. in Hist., Comp., Grain., Arial. and Spell. Si'. IV.—Flotence' Procter 80 pee cent, **Gotclon Ferguson 42. • Je,IV.—Oorrt Armstrong 83. Sr. III,— Myrtle Johnson 82. Jr. Ht.—Edwin Martin 70, Maude Bell 66, **Iseeland Procter 42. Sr. IL—Violet Anderecin, Ernest Martin. Jr. 1L—Willarn Armstrong. Pt. IL—Mildred Rnssell, Mary Kelly, Nellie Anderson, Willie Stubbs, *L11111 Procter, **Nora Vancamp.. Sr. I.—. • Wilbert Procter. Roy Armstrong. Jr. I.—Anna Kelly, Richie Procter. Those marked *missed exams. FLORENCE Istt,AX, Teacher. Smoot, REIPORT.—Report of S. Si - No. 6 Mortis for the month of Novenr. bee. Sr. IV.— Examined in Liter- ature, Recitation: History,' Art, Composition, Hygiene, Writing and Daily Work. Honors 76% Pass 60% *Irene Wilkinson 82, Jr. IV,—Ex. omitted in same. Gertie Bone 79, Sam Yuill 78, Mary Bowman 74, *John BOWntati 59. Jv. M.—Examined in same, Harold Sellers 71, *Mina Wilkinson 65. Sr, IL—Exansined in Literature, Recitation, Arithmetic, Art, OomPosition, Hygiene, Writing, and Daily Work Norman Shaw '713, Jr, II.— Examined in same Cecil Bone 74, Lillian Selleis 64, Earl Sellers 63, *3itntnie Hogg 42. Sr. I.— Ex- amined in Reading, Arithmetic, Spell- ing and Daily Work Frank Sellers 64. Pr. Excellent—. Sam. Barr. Those marked *missed examinations. Average attendance 13, BEATRICE M. CURRY, Teacher. Wingham Anniversary services of the Metho- dist church will be held Sunday, Dee. 7111. Sermons will be delivered by • the President of the Conference, Rev. G. H. McAllister, 111. A., of Exeter. Wingham poultry exhibitoft, at the National Live Stock Show iii Toronto were very successful. Thos. Bowers won 7 first prizes, 4 seconds, 3 thirds, 2 Pintails and a fifth on Itis GRID@ Bantams. M. W. A.rnistrong won first, second, third and fifth on Old English Game Cockerels. F. W. Angus exhibited Hondons and won first and fourth on cockerels ; Best and fourth on pullets and third on cocks. A committee of ladies and gentlemeti representing the Methodist timech in Wingbain waited upon 3110. and Mrs. Kerr at the residence of BALD AT 35 Kill tho germs; Nourish the Hair ilotote And YOu41 Never Crow Bald— ' Use Parisian Cage. yont own fault, if you geow bald at 35 as thousands of men do--yeel and women mem le you have dan- druff it is because the germs are al- ready devouring the vet y life of, the 1)1111 111 ittt r001s, 16111 these gettnit with Parisian Sage and stop dandruff, itching scalp -and falling hair in two weeks. ICs gitaratiteed, you know, this de- lightful and refreshing Parisian Sage that is now sold till over Canada, and it it does not iirove better than any other, hale Wide you ever used, get, your money bask. It pots life and beauty into &Ill, faded hale. Large brittle at Jas, Fox's and druggists everywhere, Regular price SO cents, , • • While 151111 ning front (I [1 with rmers Take Notice Highest Prices paid for Dressed Turkeys, Geese and Ducks at J McCracken's Store BRUSSELS • theft datighter, Mrs, E. A. Hammond cut Lite eve of their departure from Winghatit, and presented them with tr handsome leather co yered conch in miesion (11111, accompanied by a suit. able address expeessing the sincerest vegeet at their departure, and wishing them success Mid happiness in thew new 110100 in London. Amnia] meeting of the shareholders of the North Huron Telephone Co. was held in the Council Chamber on November 191.11. The reports present- ed showed that the rompany closed operations nn the 80111 of September, 1909, with 53 telephones In use and no 1115 30611 of September this year there were 428 telephones 10 1180, The Com- pany is riper/J.1111g on 331 miles of wive and has 135 miles of pole line. Board of Directors is cormiosed of following :-.-W. J. Greer, Winglitun H. T. Thomson, Bellmore John. Waist er, Ford yce ; George Thomson, Goderich and Wm, Maxwell, Leam- ington, was re-elected. Ab the close of the annual meeting the Directors met and re-elected 'W. J. Greet. as President and H. T. Thomson as Vice - President. H. B. Elliott was re-en- gaged as Secretary-'freasurer. The question of increasing the rental of telephones was discussed but action was deferred fin another year. BAD Minn.—Fire of unknown might Tuesday night of last week destroyed the offices turd warerooms of Walker & Clegg, furniture manufacturers, nem. the Grand Trunk station, Wing- littin, The building was it two story frame shut:tore about 90 by 4e and the loss is $10,000, partially covered by histuance, The firm has been rushed with work and the men have been prittingin overtime four nights a week peeparatory to the Christmas holiday. • About 20 men will be thrown temporarily out of woi k. Listowel The Karn -Morris Piano Co, shipped 0 car load of p1111108 10 Vancouver, B. O. G. and Mrs. Forbes and family left for New York after having spent the Summer in Listowel. The large stables at the Queen's hotel were completed and opened to the public last week. Mayor Climbs, who has been spend- ing. the past couple of months in the West, has returned home. Lieut. Votanben has received word from headquarters that the rifle gallery at the armories will be finish- ed at mute. Plans for the new drill were sent from the chief Architect's office, Ot- tawa, to T. Bamford to bo revised to suit local conditions. A. J. Vandrick has sold his stock of groceries'flour and feed and cured meats triL. W. Sovereign, who has also purchased the store and fixtures. Mrs. D. A. Harkness and family left for Calgary, where they will make their home in the future. Mr. Hark- ness has a good position in Calgary. McIntyre & Gabel, importers of high class horses, had the misfortune to lose their fine bay Clydesdale stal- lion, Salon°. The beast had been sick only a few days with acute indi- gestion. They Clive Wonderful Health. None are so healthy, so buoyant and full of life as those who regulate with Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Even in one night they work wonders: Fur and coating they take front the tongue headaches they relegate to the pat, biliousness and stomach dis- orders they prevent and absolutely cure. Think what it means to have ' the system cleansedand purified by Dr. Hamilton's Pills 1 A true laxa- tive, a perfect tonic, hatmlees and wholly 'vegetable in composition they will do you good. To feel and look your best use Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 25e at any dealers, • Goderich Mrs. Wm. Proudfoot found in her garden the other day a beautiful rose. A lady in Goderich received re- cently a small package from India, the duty on which was $9. - Sunday being the anniversary of the Sunday School 06 6111 North Street Methodist chneeh, Rev. De. Dougall, of St. Thomas, will be the speMal preacher. The many friends of Rev. 3. 13. Fothethigham, rector of St. George's church, will be sorry to hear that he has been laid up owing to running a rusty nail in his foot. Robert Oraigie, who bas •been em- ployed in C. 0. Lee's hardware store for a number of years left, for Sher- brooke, Quebec where he has accept - a position where he will in future eside. The service in Knox church Sunday morning was attended by the Sons of Scotland in commemcwation of St. 'Andrew's y, Nov, 3001. Rev. Geo. E. Ross deli Tercel 16 discourse 1)11 "S. cot land's Conti ibution to the Woeld." While lel m till ig ft m afternoon tea Mrs. F. J. Pi idham fell 01 tho sidewalk near the corner or Welling- ton and St. Patrick streets and cut bet face badly. neve was a hole in the sidewalk which she stepped in and caused bee to fall. While exercising his horse near hie oWn icsidence on Victoria street, W. St ot hers lied 11)0 miSfortune to break his leg. Ono of the lines of the hae- nese broke es he was driving along tool he got out to fix it and in so doing he tripped and fell fracturing his leg. with a rather polnini end serloos eident on the litivon road near the Victoria public school. Some part of the harness broke when die horse, which her fathee was driving, become refractory sod before he could get content of 1110 anitind again it kicked ciiivniebr.the dashboard and struck Miss ss 1./01w the knee fracturing the Blyth Miss Clara Copp is teaching school • at, Whighion. Dodds lifeGowan, of Lite O. P. R, eat, spent a few days with Toronto hien& Robt, and Mrs. Young spent a day with Mos. Myles Young 5/110069 from New York to their home in Long Beech, Oalifor ilia. M 11. McQuarrie hos received word that her son, Archie, who is homesteading 111 the 'West, will be home for Xmas. The meeting of the Canada Bible Society in the Methodist church Sun- day'evening was largely attended and Was addressed by the local clergymen. The marl tuition to the Bible ;Society Fitnii amounted to $65, • John BRIT hall three head of rattle at the Toronto Fat Stook Show and captured 2iicl and 41h prize, which was exceptionally good considering the keen competition. It is also his intention to exhibit at Guelph. St. Andrew's Bible Glass was re- organized and oppointed the follow- ing nfficers ('or the next, six months ;— President, A. Bider ; Vice -President, Miss C. Dodds ; Secretary, Miss E. Leith ; Organist, Miss 3, Steinhoff ; Asisstant Organist, Miss E. Leith ; Teaeher, Rev. W. D. Turner; As- sistant 7`eacher, 11. Somers. The mistery is solved as to the par- ty'who has leased the store to be va- cated by R. H. Robinson on Sanitary 1st. Phe party is Jas. Dodds, who has been engaged with the Gordon McKay 00., Toronto, for the past 7 years, previons tosivhich he was en- gaged with McKinnon & Co., for 9 years and later with Popleston & Gardiner. He is well known here, . Blyth having been his home for many years end hears a noon exemplary Charnel er. We understand that it le his intention to earl y a complete line 01 boots, hilUSS And grocerlee. Thieveirentered the ehickini coups 01 Rev. George Je (1111 and Inane Brown on 0 recto] t night. and carried oft 16 considerable quantity of thole choke fowl »ot ivii Wounding that 111 boll/ 1114(4nel-el the hotiees wet e secur- ed by looks which had been broken. '`be Oclafellows at their regular meeting held in their hall, held their election of officers for the ensiling year with Ole following results W. Philips, N. (3. ;3, Weymouth, V, 0, ;A. W. Robinson, R. '8, ; 0, E. Mc'Taggitet, R. S. ; •R. H. Robinson ; 11e. Oltarlesworth, Ph ys)- eisn ; J. Stothers, S. MtVittie, 16. Gardiner, Trustees, The lodge is figuring on moving Into the hall 0Yee stole, soinetinie in the be. ginning of the year, • Atwood Biwa Council met on Monday. Mrs, Donald Mum ay gave a thinible tett in honor of Miss Mau Hanna, W110 returuing to the West. Before the gathering dispersed Miss Hanna was presented with a, -silver casserole. Stanley Fold, who conducted a _geoeety store in this village for the past year, disposed of his stock to Wm. Lambe, who has purchased tbe baking business fi can C. Beeman. He had the oven moved' into the former balte shop and will conduct both grocery and bakery business, Rev. A. Henderson, of Kipling, Sask., and a forme'. pastor of the Peesbyteriail li111 eh here, has been appointed Moderator of the Presby- terial) Synod of Saskatchewan, Rev, P. A. 'McLeod, D. D„ of Truro, N. S., was inducted into the Keniptville and Oxford Mills Presbyterian church. Me, McLeod was also a former pastor of this villnge. The annual meeting of the mem- bers of the Gravel Road 001.11 Syn- dicate WEE held at the home of Adarm Oth con., Rime. After general business was found satis- factory following officers were elect- ed for 1914 :—President, John ; Vice -President, Geo. Porter ; • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4444+.+••••+.+•+0,14+4014444. a. • • • . Cold • : Weath-0 • • • Goods . • • 4. • • • 9. 9. 9. • Fine range of well made Horse Blankets at various prioes • Sleigh Bells in varietg, • Halters, Curr g Combs, Brushes, &o, Trunks, Valises and Hand Bags if gou intend travelling Comfortable Rugs and. Robes Otte large stook gives customers a good choice. PRIORS ARE RIGHT. Call in and see OUT goods. Harness Repairing Specialty. B. F. CARR, Brussels a Ou Jan. 1st, 1914, the Cash System of doing bust Pess will be adopted. 1.4.•+•44+•+.4.414.4.4.404.•+•+444.4 •+++++++++++++.+++.4.•+++.4. Secrethey, Win. Simpson ; Manager- Treas., D. A. Thompson, Belgrave Smoot, REPORT.—Following is the Belgrave School report for the month of November. Subjects of Ex- atninations were Arith., Geog., Gram. and Comp,. Sr. IV.—G. MacKenzie, T. Wightman, J. Geddes, H. Wilkin- son. Jr. IV.—H. Taylor, M. Fergu- son, H. Nethery. 81. III.—M. Arm- strong, G. Ferguson, IL McLean. Jr. IIL—M. Budges, M. Wightman, H. Procter, A, Stonehouse, H. Wilkin- son. Sr, II. -0. Hill, E. Brydges, M. Nethery, W. Whaley, • R. Mont gomery. Jr. IL—L. MacKenzie, E. McGuire, L. Stonehonse, Pt. II. sr.— D. Brydges, A. Geddes, L Watson, G. Brydges, R. McGuire. Pt. IL Jr.—J. Wightman, L. McDougal, V. Arm- strong, Pt. I.-3. Hill, R. Mac- Kenzie, L. Taylor, J. Brydges, 11. Robertson,S. Whaley, I. McGuire, E. Stoniouse, R. Armstrong, R. MacKenzie, C. Scandrett. 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