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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1916-5-18, Page 8Clean Teeth Here are a few of the Preparations we keep for cleaning the Teeth ReXnll Tooth Paste Euthymol Tooth Paste Pearl !both Powder All 25c .exnll Antiser❑'tic Powder 'preparations Woodbury's Tooth Paste W oo d b u ry's Too t h P o w de r) Pearl Tooth Brushes 250 Other Tooth Brushes Inc, 150, a50 & 350 Toilet Soap Rexa11 Glycerine Soap—a pure trans- parent Soap—two kinds, Rose and Violet. 2 Targe cakes for 25c, It's the Soap that lasts and will not leave the skin rough. Try it. Developing and Finishing And You don't Walt Your Films and Prints are ready on the dot—we don't believe in empty promises, And not only will your work be done promptly, but just as well as up -+o date methods and good mater. cal can make them. Take a Kodak with You on the 24th ?'lieaf,X,Cat Store F. Rs SMITH H DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. Xrard ( eb s gems MARKET your woo! at Brussels. THE street watering cart made its first appearance this season last week. NEXT Wednesday will be the 2451a of. May. A day of pleasant memory to older folk. "THe Village Doctor" Friday evening of this week in Town Hall, Brussels. Hear and see It. 1 J. F. RnVLAND exchanged his 5 pas -1 singer Studebaker car for one of the same snake to accommodate 7 people. Dotr'•r forget the annual meeting of Brussels Women's Institute Friday afternoon of this week. See local on page 5. IF you have money to loan, on gilt edged security, a good opportunity is offered in Huron County Debentures. See the advt. on page 4 of this isue. THERE was an interested gathering at the Family Theatre last Friday evening to see the fine war pictures designated, "The Campbells are coming" in which scenes in the historic Sepoy Mutiny were depicted. There were 5 reels. THE Sewing Class, under the instruc- tion of Miss McKay, although not so large as on her former visit, probably on account of the busy season, has had an enjoyable and progressive schooling which will no doubt be of great advant- age to them in years to come, WEDNESDAY evening of this week J. F. and Mrs. Rowland were presented with a gold watch and a Life Member- ship Certificate and pin in the Red Cross Association, respectively, by the citizens of Brussels on the eve of their departure to Tillsonburg. Presentation was made in the Public Library audience room. i A more extended notice will be given next week, weawenummemiesnnemematom READ the Local and District news on pages 4 and 5 in this issue and each suc- ceeding week. A Nuossea of young ladies took a hand in the Enlisting Campaign. They wore white badges, emblematic of peace, with I inscription in red ink, indicative of danger, "Knit or Fight." --- o— Bor wanted for delivery wagon. GEo, THOMBON. GOOD stable end 35 acre 101, well located, for sale. Apply to Tan Poets. COOKING stove and sideboard for sale, Ap. ply to PTE. JNo. THSBIDEAU or at his home, A Naw Bain wagon and box complete for sale, also a heifer calf about 0 weeks old. Am ply at Lot 0, Con, 0, Grey. Mae. CHAS, COOKE. Phone 908. INONNAae IN PRIOR.— Brttesele tee cream dealers have been compelled to advance the price of Syrup Sundaes and Sodas train 5 to 10 cents. Banana Solite and Crushed' Fruit Snn0aea will be 10 cents straight. plain ice creams remain at 0 cents, New price Hat comes into effeot June 1st. W. A. GiEwAR, S. C, Wlrso2, Bar MORAY. ROUSE far sale. Apply to Mae R. Roraima, Ducar 'eggs for hatching. Large variety of bird- Phone 036. W. J. SnAfPE, Jour ro lsANn,—Ger of good seed Delaware Potatoes, 02 10 a bag, Mao a car of Basis Slag Fertilizer, at $20.00 per ton. Car of Milverton Floor at 05 00 per cwt. or 500 $2 90. ALF. BARIUM, Brussel.. FDRTILI'AEa.—We can now fill all orders for lime. Let us hear from you. CARDIFF & DAarEB, 10reseels. A coon house for Bale with stable end fruit trees. Apply to I. C. RICBARDC, c BUSINESS NOTICE.—Having Cold my harness business to Richards &4 Co. I take pleasure in recommending thein to my customers, believing they will do their best to supply you with anything you may want in that line Thanking you all for the generous trade extended to me in the past and trusting the same will be extended to my successors. W. H. WILsoN, Brussels. "TAN VILLAGR DocTog."—This is the title of a new and interesting play to be presented by a score of Walton young people in the Town Hall, B(ussels on the evening of Fridn�y, May lgth pude( the auspices of the Women a Institute of Brussels Play is by the same author es "The Mluisler's Bride and is stile to please. Tickets will be 25 and 15 cents and program will commence at 8 o'clock, CIRCLE TEA. --The next Red Cross Circle Tea will beheld in the audience room of the Public: Library Tuesday afternoon of next week from 3 to 7 P- m., when a large attendance is hoped for as the cause is a worthy one. Yourattendance will be appreciated, The ladies in charge will be :—Mesdames D. C. Ross, S. Bailey, Edward Bryans, D. Ewan, R" Thomson, J Duncan and J. T. Wood and Misses 13. McDonald and A. Ross, NEW AGENT AT THE STANDARD:—G. Il, Semis has been appointed successor to J. F. Rowland as local manager of the Standard Bank. The former is no stranger to Brussels as he was Teller here for over a year a few years ago. He has barn in charge of branches at Grafton, Claremont and Orono and has done well. Mr, Saints commenced his banking career under G. P. Schofield, formerly of Brussels, now General Mana- ger, Toronto. We wish hits a comfort- able and successful tenure of office. Mrs, Semis isa daughter of Postmaster and Mrs, Scott, of Brussels, who has kept in touch with her birthplace by frequent visits. It is coming home to her and the young laddie of the home will have no objection to live in the town where his grandparents are. Mr, and Mrs. Samis will reside in the resi- dence formerly occupied by D. M. and Mrs. Scott, Elizabeth street EXCELLENT ADDRESS BY COL MULLOY. —Friday evening of last week a large audience listened with interest to Col,. Malloy, known as the Blind Trooper, who lost his eyesight In military service in the South African campaign. Before the Colonel was called upon musical numbers were rendered by Miss Ruth Sinclair on the piano, followed by a harmonica duet by Pies. Tbibldeau_aod Williamson, Rev. Mr. Page urged, in a brief, enthusiastic address. hearty re- sponse to the call for men to fill up Huron Battalion. Col. Mu'loy did not tollow the beaten path but d missed phases of the present day situation, overseas and Canada's imperative duty unless they wish toprove dis'otal to the Motherland and this Dominion The recruiting prob- lem was dealt with and Conscription urged as the fairest method of filling up the ranks and was the only efflrient way at this period of the war. Pastor Rus- sell and "Conscientious objectors" were not esteemed very highly, The present Militia Act gives power to compel men between the ages of 18 and 6o years to take up arms. It was a forceful appeal and was attentively listened to and s should bear practical results. Col Mol- loy did not press for recruits nor did he desire an appeal at the close of the meet- 0 ing but hoped patriotism and loyalty to hunts and loved ones would win the necessary number of men for the 16tst o Battalion. Huron County should be t ashamed to even think of leaving their t Battalion short of the necessary men to 11 enable them to go into camp The Na- tional Anthem brought the meeting to a close, W. H. Kerr was Chairman. Col. Mnlloy makes out a good case and the oonly pity is he was not earlier on the CHANGE 1'F- BUSINESS,— Riebsil'ds & Co. having purchased, the Harness busi- ness of W, H. Wilton and have moved the same into their store where they will Carry on the trade in conne0Uou with their (,hoes Repairs in harness or col- lets oblets promptly attended to. It is al veers since Mr, Richards first opened business in Brussels. We understand Mr, Wilson may go back to Brilislt Columbia, where he formerly resided, We wish him good luck. ADDRESS AND PRE.ENTA'rlON, — Last Saturday eveuiug Lorue and Mrs Eclt- mier were taken by surprise e when a company of friends called at the dome of Geo. and Mrs, Muldoon, where they had been taking tea, and made there the recipients of a gold signet ring and a 'cut glass water service. Following address was read by Rev. A, J. Mann, B. A , and the choice gifts were pre- sentei by Geo. Muldoon and Thos, Armstrong :•-- LORNE AND MRS. ECKMIER — DEAR Faimmis,—Learning, with deep regret, Of your earlydeparture from our midst and not willng to have you go without showing our appreciation of the valuable services which you have rendered to the Church andcommunity, we havegather- edhere this evening to bid you God speed and to wish you His blessing and prosperity. Your services. which have always been so freely and willingly given, have. we can assure you, been much appreciated. You have been en- dowed with talents, which you have ever been willing to use for the glory of God and the joy and pleasure of the people of Brussels and community, The talent of song is second to none among all the gifts with which man has been endowed. It will cheer, hearten and encourage when everything else fails, May this splendid talent, bestow- ed upon you in a marked degree and which you have consecrated to God,' coatiaue to be a blessing to mankind. Your bright. sunny, happy dispositions have cheered us all, driven the blues in- to the netherworld, confirmed our be- lief that Ibis world need not be a place with a long face and a sad contenance, and statnped more indelibly upon our hearts the great and mach forgotten truth that "A merry heart doeth good like medicine." You have great possi- bilities before you and in availing your- selves of them, may God's richest blessings rest upon you. You will be missed but never forgotten. 'rhe place which you have won for yourselves in the affections of the people of Brussels and community, cannot easily be filled, if ever. Our loss will be another's gain, and wherever your lot in life may be Fast may you go on singing and work- ing for God's glory and the good of men, It is with deep regret that we bid you farewell. We wish you God's richest blessing and prosperity. May your pathway ever be marked with His pecial favor. Any and every time you return to Brussels the welcome hand will be extended to you. In the words f the poet we say "Will ye no' come back again, Better lo'ed ye canna be", We ask you Mrs. Eckmier to accept this ut glass service and you Mr. Eckmier bis gold signet ring as slight tokens of he love and esteem in which you are eld. Signed on behalf of the citizens, A. I. MANN, J, H. GALBRAITH, M. BLACK, T. ARI,ISTRUNG, R. McKAY, GEo. Mv0nooE. Mr. Eckmier made a brief reply in which heteturned hearty thanks in be- half of Mrs. Eckmier and himself for the TF1 :t* STANDARD BANK OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE TORONTQ SOLDIERS, ATTENTION! Our Savings Bank provides a suitable convenient place for your surplus p`unds, A joint account is specially adapted t ed those going overseas, da'r'n 0873 Apply to BRUSSELS BRANCH, ei rim Manager. J. F. Rowland, aid for generous words and highly appreciated tokens. They would always remember Brussels and the happy years spent here. He wished success to every good cause. Short, complimenlaty speeches followed expressing regret at the removal of Mr. and Mrs. Eektnier from town tied hop- ing that their highest expectations would be realized in Flint, Mich., or wherever a kindly Providence might lead them. A fey' hours after the above happy event Mr Eckinier was presented with a gold headed cane from Melville (Ptesbvterian) church where Mr, Eck- mier's voice was so often heard in sacred song. The following card accompanied the gift :—"Presented to Lorne Eck- mier by the congregation of Melville Church, Biussels, with many good wish• es for a prosperous future." The recipient expressed his gratitude for the thought fulness prompting the gift. Mr. Ecltmier left for Flint Monday morning followed by the best wishes of the eom- muuity. His example as a young man in town is worthy of emulation and imi- tation. He was well nicknamed as "Happy," Mrs Eckmier will be in town for the present visiting at the parental home with D. and Mrs. Ewan, Mr. Eckmier, who is possessed of an ex- cellent voice, expects to join the Buie° Male Quartette as rat tenor. It the other three are as competent as he the quartette will be well worth going miles to bear, His engagement is a compli- ment to Mrs. Addie Wright, Brussels, under whose tuition he made such rapid progress. Tice Posts wishes Mr. and Mrs. Eektnier many happy, prosper- ous years. Roger, Miss Edith and G. A. Dead- man leave for Scotia Junction on Satur- day. '1'be latter will go to look of ter his Apiary at Merlin for the Summer in a week. SALE oy HOME MADE BAKING—There will be a sale of home made cooking in the Public Library Audience Room Saturday afternoon of this week, from 3 to 4 p. m , proueeds to go to our local soldier boys, who will be leaving May 22nd. Every lady in Brussels and vicinity is cordially requested to con• tribute to this sale, eituer in cooking, fruit, butter or eggs. We hope it will bring the boys some little comfort. Surly every woman in this neighborhood will respoud to this call as it all we can do to show:our appreciation in a sin dl way of what our soldiers are doing for us. It is a busy time but never mind is busier at the front. Dr. Ed. Bryans, who has been en, gaged in practice at Sydney, Mao„ was here for a short visit at the parental home, Queen street, while euroute to Halifax. The Dr, has joined the Royal Canadian Medical Corps and is destined for overseas service. Miss Berea Bryans, of Toronto, was here with her brother. Old friends about here wish him success in plying tba healing art. BORN MOMILLAN,—In Brussels, on May 18th, 1910, to Mr, and Mre, Wm, MGM Ilion, a dough. ter. 5100ALLUH. In Hallett Township, on May ^ 1010, 1910 to Mr. and Mra, Duncan McCaI' lum, (nee Grace Hoover, Grey township) a son. MARRIED MT0LE0—SMITH.—At the home of'tke bride's parents, Thoe. and Mrs. Rmith, Ames. town, by Corporal (Rev.) Wesley, on May 17th, 1518, Pte. Jno, M. Miller to Miss Mary H. Smith. DI EO Joeaeort:—In Morris Township, on May 18th, (918, Charlotte Mabel, eldest daughter of Henry and Margaret J. Johnson, aged 26 years, 4 menthe and 28 daps. MAnenALD.—At the General tioepltal, Guelph, on May 10th, 1916, John Marshall, Bolniore, aged 60 years and 9 months. M0IDLaoy.—In Me$ilop, en May 6th, 1018, John McElroy,aged 98 years. Tnosw.—In Seaforth, on May 9th, :1918, Samuel Trott, aged 84 years and 8 manna. Wheat Oats Peas Barley Batter Eggs Hogs HAT Potatoes per bus BRUSSELS MARK Er 91000 91 00 0 10000 iso 21 2429 22 10 00 10 00 1400 14400 North Huron liberals The Annual Meeting of the Liberals of North Buron (Federal) will be held in the Council Chamber, Wingham, on Tuesday, May 8050, at 2n, m. Annul report(' will be pre+ented and officers elected for the coming year. A good attendanes asked for. J. Mob11JROBIH, W. H. ROBERTSON, Secretary President. Tenders Wanted Sealed tenders will be received by the un. deralgned, tip to 8 p. m. June 8rd, 1910, for the ooaetruntlon of the propped Macadam work on apeoitloeh one may(rbe 'sen after May 24th, at Clerk's aloe. The lowest or any tender not necessarily soaepted. F. 8. SCOTT, Village Clerk, Brussels. 4. N1•++tl+R+••11•f N}}+fit•• iffll'S Drug 590r e _ • ++4'+++.p„h,i i„i, p+,i'+++•p'p++4 •• • a The 0 I An • Z SCO O • Line Z I 4 • • • • E desire to announce to • the public that during • the past week we have • • put in a very nice lot of Anseo • Line of Cameras and a stock of • • Camera supplies generally. The • IArmco Line, while being a new • one to us is by no means of re- • cent origin. • The makers of the Ana ; o0 • were the fiver to manufacture• DaguerrotypePlates in America. • • They were the first manufactur- • • • ens of Professional Camerae and • • Photographic Supplies in Amer- ! • • tca ; the first manufacturers of Z. Dry Plate and Film Hand Oam. • eras in the world ; and the high i standard of efficiency applied in • the manufacture of the profes- • sional line is equally applicable s to She Amateur Oatueras now being manufactured by them. • The line comes to us backed • up by some of the very best • • dealers in Western Ontario • whose experience with the Ana- • •• co line has proven to be entirely • • satisfactory and we desire to as- • sure our customers that our per- • 6 aortal guarantee is also behind • Z the line and we guarantee setae- • • +!action in every particular or • 2 purchase money cheerfully re- • en • tded. •• • • Come in and Innis over our • • assortment and if in need of a • • Camera we will be very glad to •• receive your order at • • • • • •• DRUG STORE ••o • • The Penslar Store • r • • • • • • • Court of Revision Village of Brueeole The Court of Revision on the Assessment Roll of the Village of Bruasele, for the year 1910, will be held In the Council Chamber, on Monday, the 8rd day of June, 9910, at 8 o'clock p, m. All parties interested will govern them. selves accordingly. Roll is in Clerk's office and open for inspection. P. S. SOOTT, Dated May, loth, 1910. Village Clerk. d ++.4-+++++++++++++++++++++++ }••Pfi•'h•1••1••1••9••1••S•r' •1•✓r•F•1••1•++++++++4++++4+4+ .++++4+++4.3 •II••3 : •t+ 3• -54..4.4.4.4,4.4- i••; 4.4.4-4.4, : 4.4. o ++++++++++. 4.444.+++++++++++++++++ II } r :• h 4 i t t 1 d• 0.3.3-•i d•rti d•d•d• € r l ! 4. .1. r 4 •1- •i' •i• •i' •i' + + + + + 4 4 + 4 + 4, 4 + + ,f + + 4 4 •1• a 1' the 161st Huron Battalion has been ordered to Mobffize and at Full Strength Will Your County be Humiliated by having the first reproach throughout the Empire ? Or will the People of this County Rally to their Pride and to THEIR HONOR ? •:•ea••4..+••f'A'p•.i'•+•+•+,4..+•4', 3••'F•+•4.4,+4,+. '•+•iNi1'!'•+.+ 444.4+4.1444+•4•4÷1444144444 •444.4144 •+044+•+•+w+•4•+•++4•+•4 •+•+•+•+•.144,44i 44444 •t•+ s+•+•• •g.•. •+•444.•444,•+•+•• 44.•+••r The Last Call for Volunteers To the Mothers, Wives and Sisters : To the Men s The Business of the Young Men of the County to -day is the Completion of the Battalion she was asked to form. Kitchener urges "MEN AND MORE MEN." Canada has promised him 500,0oo. Will you be one ? Are you content to remain at home in ease and reap business advantages while other men take your place in the firing line ? Will your conscience remain clear and clean each day of the long years to come? Does the sight of your chum in Khaki leave you untroubled and undisturbed ? Make such sacrifices as may be necessary (the Empire is worthy of them) to enable you to take your place in your County Battalion, Enlist and E !list to day, with the knowledge that, at least you are playing the part of ,d MAN, 150 Mei for Huron's Own, Your Beason is only a Lome Excuse. Do you know what is happening to Women in Europe to -day ? Do you know what the Women of Belgium, of Servia, of Flanders, and even of your own race in the Old Land have suffered by the invading Tuns ? Do you know that Thousands and Tens of Thousands, with their little ones, are driven starving from their homes to die in misery ; that they are being violated and siaughtered ? Do you realize that if this. War is not fought out in Europe, you and your children may be forced to share the sufferings of those in Europe?. Do you realize that if Canada is to protect her people, her homes and her liberty, her men must be given without stint to take part hi the struggle ? Thousands of Glorious Mothers, Wives and Sisters have given their dearest to this cause of I-Iumanity Are you content to see oher Mothers, Wives anou meet this d Sisters proudly sending off e of omanhood in socia(their manhood to protect you andi your men -folk? 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