The Brussels Post, 1917-12-13, Page 81
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.. This week secs our store transiormtd and our new stock of Chii»atlas l'
Bunds In place bigger and better than ever, so that you will have no q
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+ spend, we think you will be able to find what will please. A few of the Central BRUSSELS
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Cy^t• � :,+ �' tint have conte out t1l1 semen,
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"The Nujot ' try semen, At 2 o'clock,
Connor. Also a cull Hue of
Bibles and the New bleth•xilet 0
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The list crntsiets of
Io 2 -Solar -old Feeder Steers;
10 Yearlings •
Cows in Calf and
Sows due to Farrow
Feb. and March
'1" sr,c is u•t shortage of these this
time, ,ed litany uew Mechanical and
Fite on Toss, also Dolls, Dolls' Car-
, :ttt-N. Picture Books, Painting
1;:,' k aoilding Blocks, Puzzle
R',•,ks, N Gaines, Sleighs, Carts,
& • P, my to briog Christmas
e. . eery child in the district.
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Add a ries to your
frlentl'e collection
from the large
number of man -
eure and toilet ar-
ticles that are to
be had in thio popular ware. +
Kodaks - o
Why not give e Kodak ? The 1'
aompact Vrat Peeket Kedah 1.1
to be had for 08. Then of course 14
there are the larger (11100. I11
the Brownie Camerae the 28
Brownie at 48.50 is very satisfao-
tory.•
Limoges China
We have our regular etaclt pat-
terne in these. also Japanese
China and the Nippon Ware.
Fountain
From 51.50 up
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Piaiu Orepe Tissue Paper, Tags, Seale, Holly Ribbon and everything for Decorating, ®F
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STATU'roo'v Council maeetings Satur-
day of this week,
TEM SCOW plow did a good chore last
Monday morning in opening up the
sidewalks after the storm.
THEao's a lively skirmish in tax pay-
ing this week to avoid the additional
centage after Friday, rittb Inst,
SEVERAL Cru -n Brussels went to Sea -
forth to hear Sir Alan Aylesworth, of
Toronto. speak in the interest of the
Liberal candidate,
WROXETER Patriotic Club have very
kindly offered to present the play they
gave at Wroxeter and Fordwich before
a Brussels audience, The date will be
announetcl next week,
LAST 1unlls7's storm was one of the
obi 1;,--: ,,,led kind. It reduced the con-
grega'i,;ts at the churches. Monday
m,rni•„{r 'rain from Kiucardine got
tl,rou..' 1r ta'.t':°t aped time,
RE't.,_:1sN.; Officer Diallough, with
T. R H rr.,. 4Vin;>.ham, as coach,
tens thosi:;'1 t'1's locality distributing
the be' ; u tide respective Depu-
SKATING Rink opened last Friday
QUITE a bump was given business by
the snow storm for a few days.
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L, BLAKE, will hold a clearing sale of
leweltry in the Richard's block, Brussels.
Read his advt. on page 1.
Fon $ALE. -8 thoro'bred York pigs. 4
weeks old, Apply to CECIL BAT1oMAN, phone
8618, Ethel.
FR080 Oysters at S. 0. WILSON'S.
HARD wood wanted in exchange for single
harness, RIc/DARDS & Co.
READ L. Blake's advt. concerning big clear-
ing Bale of jewellry in Brussels. It you want
bargains don't miss sale.
BAG of peas and a horse blanket lost on
gravel road, North of Brussels on Tuesday.
Wi118nder please notify ORAE. A. LAMONT.
Ethel P. 0. Phone 2118.
CoaDw0on WANTED,—From 10 to 20 cords of
hardwood wanted for Methodist Churah, Brne•
eels, to be delivered before Feb 1st, For fur-
ther particulars see R LEATItE1tDALE,
Phone 87 Armenia.
GREAT clearing sale of jewelry, nlocks,
watches, &c. See L. Blake's advt. on page 1,
Goods must he sold.
4 cows for sale due to calve in February.
GORDON MODOOALD, Hruaeel8.
5PHA 6weeke old for sole Alm a 8001'
driving mare 6 years of age. ^red by Cuff
Bearer. R. 0(7081E. Phone 1214
BEn86EL0 TAXES.—I will be in the Council
I Re' 1 -.tli , 's for next Monde a L`hamber e•.r;ls afternoon o4 next tvnek and ail
Y day Friday to a taxes. Ren ember after
01 amu. Friday 6 per sent. ie added. r uwnit for the
Owl.4, 3 to ',in nous i' a-, of her la-- d., 21:'
n;ece, R t' Std Chan, Miss Florence R to-1dc i
B'SOht1 tIt del not teach !‘..1o
. -.da Til7rIoNE ACCOnRTS.-- Note i hereby
y Or ivenELthat all accounts due the Br els Grey
T8080:8 , . -v nt; none to heip nurse the Morris Telephone Company 18,14. he paid be
h-igh'- iii'lc l:'.3sie, who is improving fore theclose of Deaenabtr, one, 10 r-,luareoff
ninety. �equest Willntl concerned attrnit to thio
request promptly.
{.Aon oi' i'H.1NK1 ---',:re 1v+s11 to ex- was RCM SINCLAIR. Will take a limited
pl(2110 'U( ' IN, ni f..•' the kiudnese and number of pupils for instruction on the Piano
SI tnpatl'e 4:x;11".^a;,t1 Lu our la e mother, HTnaa calf for male, 2 mouths old.
s. J Duds. v :sad to tis S nee her de- Wm. TURNBULL, Brussel.: North,
a se. 1i appr-ci•r'ed very touch. 13008E AND Lor 0020 MALE,—Good frame
Y:,urs gratefully, d'HE Uuotav FAMILY, "once, 2)6 care of land, fruit trees, well, &n.,
y, in Brn,aele. For further particnlara apply eY
NEE Monday will be Election Day. Ten Pose.
Polling plop, -o will be in the Council • CGntrrnTA2Lr'. house end good garden fn
Chamber for those South of the river. l rale. Preperty in gond repair. Far further
and in the Puddle Library Board • pertionlareapplytoM boll t street. li It eels•
room for vol, rs N 'rth of the river.
Deputy ReterntO( ntlicere will be S. C.
N:iison and ioo. Cunningham. Polls
wt1 be opal from 9 a. m, to 5 p m.
SAILS, SKATE,: AND SNOW SHOES.—
Monday eve' nine, rt«,spite the stormy
weather, Its -v, C. R, Durrant, Tees -
water, delivurt•d a most interesting lec-
ture, anter the attsptces of the Epworth
Lague, with the un'que tole, "Sails
Skates anti Snowshoes." He dealt with
New Feundtand and other Easterly sec-
tions amt ohowtd the good work done
by the M'son:hey among i be sailors and
fishetnt o The reverend gentleman is
a good spt:,ker and as he spent to years
in the P•tst iris experiences were first
hand, M1isic W 111 rendered by the Male
Quartette :uud Miss Hiogston, Miss
Mina Hauler prtseled.
RED Cross meO tug opened Tuesday,
Dec, .µh, by singing the War hymn,
Miss Martha Smith presiding at the
organ, Mrs, McGuire read the Scrip -
1020 lesson and Mrs. Smith uffered took place at St, Stephen's church, Cal.
pryer. About 30 ladies were present, gory, Wednesdav afternoen, Nee 7111.
13 of the trees Committee out of 2o, when Miss Mary Irene, youn0e=1 tlsngh-
O:ving to illness 14Irs. 13. Walker was ter of 0, W, and Mrs, Buchauau, t'al-
unable to, give ha talk on Nursing Mut it guy became the bride of Avon McKel-
will be given some time in January.
Miss Beatrice Whitfield sang a solo,
"rhe grey home iu the West," In a very
pleasing planner. Miss M. Jones was
accompanist, A motion to discontinue
the meei(ings until the second Tuesday
in January was moved by Mrs. Muldoon,
secen.twl b.v Miss Kate Ewan and car.
ries, All agreed to continue knitting at
home until Tan 8 h. Rev, D. Wren,
Mouu. Forest, gave ashort talk on the
work done iu their town along Patriotic
lines, He referred to pleasant .memories
of meetings held in Library, which the
lathes enjoyed an was evidenced by
he:trty;epreause. Atter vote or thanks
to the revereed gentlerine] eta motion by
Mrs, P. Scott, in R very neat apprecia-
tive style, seconded by Mrs, iMoLauelo
lin, meeting 11 y singing "Gott
We the Ting."
THREE Mee. Horn 140110 trona 10 to 12
6,
months old fee
een 11e. 06..1As. BPEIIt, Lot 10, Con.
Dn,Pentflon, O.ateonnthie Phy-irtnn, vteit:-
Animisls Tltnradoy 81dernnon of each week.
Chronic and nervous dlseasee sucet a le1lt•
treated, Visits residences. Consultation a,.
Queen's Hotel
AUCTION SALE OF CATTLE.—Saturday
afternoon, Dec. 22, H. O. Walker will
offer for sale at the Central Haul yards.
Brussels, 3o bead of choice cattle eon-
sistiug of 2 year old feeder a'tcrs, year-
lings and Cows in calf. 9' S tie silt will
be the Auctioneer, See the a•ivt,
A POLL'ncAL, meeting will ht geld in
Brussels Town Hall Thursday evening
of this week at 8 o'clock, to be •.ddress-
ed by Barrister M. G. Cameron, Gode-
rich, and A. Hitiop, the Liberal eandi•
date, Opposition is invited. Seats; re-
served for ladies,
McKELvEv—BUCHANAN — A Calgary
Daily says t—"A very preny weddtug
vey, Venconver, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Canon James. The
bride, who was nnattentletd, was charm-
ingly attired in white crepe tie client
trimmed with pearls and lace and car-
ried pink and white carnations, F sllnw•
ing the ceremony a wedding breakfast
Was served at the home of the bridle,
11782 9i street West, Mount Royal. The
brine was the recipient of many beauti-
ful gifts, among them being tete, cheques,
one for Bion and one for ;16i,noo. Mr.
and Mrs, McKelvey left on he evening
train for the Coast, wherethcy will make
their home, the brides travelling In a
green cloth coat .with green velvet hat
to match " Tile groom is aeon of Wm.
and Mrs McKelvey, Prineeas street,
Brussels, and be and bib bride share in
the good wishes of many here for a hap-
py and prosperous life.
Church Chimes
Evening services in St. loan's and
IVi• 1'-•11.. esie h• = were wittidrae n lest
Sot day evening emelt to the stormy
tvreteor
The Birthday Party of the Little
Stars Mi:caton Bund, of which Mrs. B S.
Scott is the energetic Superintendent,
win be held in Mel Lille church Sunday
School room, Thursday evening of next
week, at 8 o'clock. Good program will
be given.
The Evaegeliseic seiieso.r services in
the Methodist church concluded last
Friday night. Meetings wero fairly
well nods led. Very practical addresses
Were gtvrll1 by the pastor, Rev. W. E.
Stafford and a live interest was mani-
fested in snug, prayer and testimony by
a goodly portlier of the eongr, gallon.
A program of work has been outlined as
a result of the meetings with a view of
reaping,
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I People We Talk &boort 1
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Harty Lott is home from a trip he
took to the West several months ago.
Pte. Robt, Ellis is expected home this
week to visit his parents, Brussels,
South.
Mr. Halliday, Belgrave, was a visitor
with T. and Mrs. Walker and family,
The hostess is a daughter.
Peter and Mrs. McMartin, Waterford,
were here for the week end visiting
with Wm, and Mrs,. Wilton.
Mrs. D. C. Ross was called to Ethel
last Tvlenday morning on account of the
illness of her mother, Mrs. Samuel
Ames, who i183 years of age.
Miss Emma Dudley will spend the
Winter in Toronto with her sister, Mrs,
Goff, The grand children who lived
with the late Mrs. las. Dudley returned
with their respective parents after the
funeral
We are pleased to hear that Miss
Delia, slaughter of los, and Mrs. Whit -
Brussels South, who recently un-
derwent a serious op -ration for goitre in
Strta.f.trtl hospital-, it: malting favorable
progress and we !tope will soon he able
to 011111 ] home.
Tro and Mrs. Pepper, Deloraine,
Mnt,i', t,a, are mewing old friendships
in thialecRlity It i0 15 years slice Mr.
F'. -pi et. left Brussels for the West al-
lhut: ,b he has never lost interest in the
peo,rle. Mrs, Pepper was formerly Miss
Jamieson, of Coestaoce, Huron Co., and
i le a goodly number in 13ressete.
peer's parents, former iesideuts
, 9, Grey township, now live at
g. , ..dl
Ethel
Hoven and lot for male at Ethel Station. A
g•,rel frame hem.: mei about one-Iifth Imre lot,
sirei For further particulars apply to
Gitorms G110, Ethel.
given that all aseeneis duo the lirmeelo, ($00,
86 me, rig Teicpitoee Compeny must Levant in
fore the close of Ileemnber, so aft le square eqr
the books. Will all concerned attend to Cum
Mks Alt -elc 10111 0011. Grey, 18 a
With Iti18A VeTfla Pollard,
Thu Eptverth League topic took the
pito, of the usual evening preaching
seretee in the Methodist church last
Th••rigulei meeting of the Women's
Insihnto oill be held at the home of
Miss Hall. 'Popie "Poultry's:tieing and
Egg prtelnelion" to be led by Mrs. A.
McKee mul Miss. J. King, There is
alto) to be a Elating bee, Roll call,
funny stet itte, inusle, &c. A, cordial
invite tinn is extended to all ladies.
$210 00 Vie PROCEEDE1.—The 13azaar
last Friday afternoon, held at the
home of Mrs. Vodden, under the
auspiees of the Methodist eliuttch
Ladies' Aid, went with a great swing.
Big crowd, fine display of gouda that
sold readily aud gond baking and
booth. It vette an ideul place to bold
it and 1110 ladle% are very grateful to
Mr. t, rid Mrs. VotIden, Total proceeds
wet e $210 On, whieb will he devoted to
the new elint ch, During Die SerVing
of tea piano selections were given by
a number of yoting
Gm Ni McLaren
ACCOUNTS
All ancounte dee the estate nf the
Must be Paid by Dec, 2ind
Undersigned are authorized to
give receipte.
3NO, FERGUSON,
Payment may be toade at Welk-
e/ &Blaelt's Store, Brussels,
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Your surplus earnings in our
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we hope for early inaprovernent. ants Do., nt DIX Lot 0 Con. 8, Morrie town. 21
Ftiday evening . of this week the :gip. ' snleunreiervial 'rtt 1 p. m. George M. *
Pro Viol ic lih i Waal') men t, under 8.118- ' 3
Warwick, Prop. ; Jas. Taylor, Alto.
plc, s of Ethel public tichool, will be e
beta tlie Township Ball. An in -
Farm for Sale
titre i progteini is promised, Pro-
ceeds for benefit. ot Patriotic fund,
Go awl hear about "The consPiracy
MARRIED --
chorea, misery, on November 711t, 1917,
r, Avon McKelvey, Yanuouyer, 0.,00
Mat y Irene, ,vottege4 daughter of
Mr. and 14 re. W. Buchanan, Calgary.
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Intel being part Lot 9,
Contenting 48 e bou6e, woodshed,
Mores small cedar. Will
sell as above or Will dlepoee of 214 Korea of it
whioh will contain house, orchard, 60o. Lees
than a mile from town. Cedar will be sold
separately '1E1 desired. For further, particu-
lam apply to WM. ARMSTRONG, Lot 2, Con.
9, Grey, or Bruesels P. 0. 224
Teacher Wanted
1017, Mary Dave's., relict of the Int e '11,deoim Grey Tcw olden, Buren 0o., holding end 01119B
Lamont, aged 518 yeare 4 months and 23 Normal Certificate. Dation to continence Jen.
days. Ind, 1918 Application% stating eatery and
qualifloations, received up to Dev 10th. 1017, by
WESLEY H. STEPHENsON.
Ethel R, Set. 1 Sect..Treas.
BRUSSELS MARKET
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Wheat
Oats
Peas
Barley
Butter
Bege
Hogs
Hay
Potatoes per bag
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70
8 50 5 50
1 10 112
42 92
43 48
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9 00 10 00
Hog for Service
The undersigned will keep,for service on Lot
22, Con 11, Grey, a thoro bred York hog.
Terme, 41 00, to be paid nt time of aervioe with
privilege of returnine if necessery.
JOSEPH LONG,
24-4 Phone 559 Proprietor.
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HOW THE OHILDREN WILL ENJOY
THAT WONDERFUL. TREE
on Christmas morning I Have yOu thought how much far -away
Grandpa: and Grandma,: or Uncle John or Aunt. Lily would enjoy
a photograph of their dear faces P
Have the Children Photographed here at Once
-so the portraits will be ready in time to eeach their destination by
Christmas. How about yone own picture, too'?
G. S. FREE - PHOTOGRAPHER
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ceries
'A choice stock is all lines, together with
finest quality of New Confectionery,
Fruits, Shelled Nuts, Fancy Biscuits, &c.
Neilson's High-class Chocolates in Fancy
Boxes. No finer goods to be had and
we guarantee them to please you.
Ice Cream, Oysters, Oxo and other Sea-
sonable Delicacies.
Phone 4ox or call at store.
PROMPT
DELIVERY.
F y Grocer and
Confectioner
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Sox and
Rubbers.
No matter bow
cold or slushy the
weather is, your feet
will be snug and
.varm in a pair of socks and rubbers.'
Thick, warm, fleece -lined socks and stoul snag -
?roof rubbers—that's a combination that can't be beat
for out -door winter work.
We have them in all styles and sizes. They Are
priced down to rock bottom, too.
Harness epartmerit
Robes, Blankets, Bells and Single Harness at Lowest
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Fitie Isiniuge and Nippon China—,
Dere le one :,f our eery spec -
lines abd„ona stork at Preto
Nil, is exceedingly large and
We think you'll enjoy looking over our stock,
especially our splendid display of Liinoge and
Nippon China. We will be glad to have. you
call and look over our stock with the full as-
surance 01 being under no obligation what-
ever to purchase.
Dainty Xmas Cards and Book-
lets, splendid assortthent.
The Book of Praise with Music
Fancy Statiortery — Some veil
handsome packages, 25e to
Perfumes and Toilet Waters—
Fine assoatment of Seeley'e
well known oilers, 25e to $2 00
Hand Bags—Just received some
splendid Julian Sale Bags tie.
popnlar prices.
SafetyRazors--Always an accept-
able gift. We have both Gil,
let's and Antostrap.
Chocolates—We are sole agents
Inc the well known "Willartls
Forittlipt Choeolat es" and are
showing some handsome
packages at 25c to 93 50.
Fountai» Pens—When you want
per feet satisfantion you can
always rely Upon "Water -
man's 'Ideal" to give it. A
spkoirlid assortment at $2.50
Cameras and Kodaks
bona 0Y al, $7.00. And don't forget, IIH (711011 Y,,l1 1111V, 11.17010ping
and Peinting to do. We aseure perfect satiefactiou.
IVory and Ebony Goods
Some very handsome and useful Toilet artinles MrlrliPtire Set e,
Brush and Gotnb Sets, Military Brushes and .13ruslute of all kinds.
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glad to Plqiel1114 any others at short nutice. The following are
110W in stock :—
The Major—$1.50 The Sonl nf a Bishop -811'5D
Armes House cif Dreams --$1.50 The Yellow Dove—$1 35
All in It—$1.50 Over the Pop—n.50
Green Fancy—Si 35 White Ladies—$1 50
Calvary Alley—$1,35 Chatterbox—$.1 00
And mariO excellent Reprints at 00c.
Nor have we forgotten the Little Folk
As our stock of Dolls, Toys, Games and Pieture Henke will
show. Have you seen "The American Flyer" at $2 00,
Our 1918 Calendar
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Is now ready and we will be glad to have our customers eall
for one of them.
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Confectionery and Fruit Store
Luscious and Juicy CalifOrnia. Seedless Oranges
25e, dOs 50?) theAnn
Malaga Grapes, Dates, Nuts, Table Raisins,. Bananas
Our Confectionery is all New and Fresh.
see Our Grand Display of Tub Goods.
Ilaudy. has long been the
eandy for ehristutas Giving
what one should_ give., One Mock c)1' Din fee.ilonery MIN II07P1' more replete
with endlea9 vat klieg, suitable fot every one from lila ohleatt peeeon down to
the tiny tots, For stocitilig filling and tree decorating one Comity Counters
offer inviting and attractive ileum in Oontly and Novelties,
Boxes from Sc to $1.00. See them
Pi Matter of Good Taste.
ear -mace your order early for your Oht imam; brie.k or Ice Cream.
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Don't fail to see our
line of
6) Ladies' Wrist Watches
Gents' Watches
tok & 14k Ladies' Pearl
Set Necklets and
Pendants
Diamond Rings
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ts min 'Pens
Kodaks and Cameras
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is assured in every off.,iring of thia
store. Whatever the price paid,
we personally guarantee the
goocls to be as represent- y" -
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