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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-11-1, Page 4HAVE YOU A B Y S TQ BE CLQTHED? v il'73a1�kditilt' �'• l yr IF YOU HAVE,THEN COME TOMS STORE TO OUTFIT HIM YOU'LL, FIND' GOOD STURDY,. DEP>TNGABLE MERCHANDISE,THAT HAS JUST THE RIGHT STYLE FOR REGULAR0VS-- AND PRICED RIGHT TOO. Snappy new green brown and blue grey sults, Come In single or double breasted styles sport back. Two trousers any style, shorts, golf or longs. They're new and smart. Kiddies Sizes 4 to 8 years BiG VALUES BOY'S W4DERWEAR AT PREWAR PRICES Fleece Lined Shirts & Drawers Fleece Lined Combinations Watson's Brushed Combinations Suit Penman's Preferred Combinations ..... $1.95 Combinations -- Suit Boy's P. D. Q. 2 Thread Watson's $1.95 Combinations Suit "Tiger" Fine Rib $1.50 Combinations Suit 2 Pant Big Boy's Sizes 9 to. 15 years 2 pants -i.. TROUSERS and BREECHES F rR. WINTER WEAR Boys' Lined,iYhortS .Elastic Bacg i ,, .5. to 12 years ,,..,.. $1.19 Boys' Golf *Odors Lined . , sorted Tweeds $1.50 Whipr4{ leeches L1ne'd0Oro4rt, or ,Grey $1'59 "Humphreys' .1/411, Wool Breeches se t. „. $2.50 GOLI 1 it ,QSE TO MATCH All Wool Het Vet Lastex Top ............390 Penman's it4[ e- WSoI Hose 590 BUYS' bVERCOATS ,, 1 . _ $8.95 - $9.511 590 Each •-.. $1.00 Suit Blue, Grey, Brown, in checks or plain wool cloths. Sizes 5 years to 14 years, Fitted' an raglan styles $3.95 to $3a95 Coat., Le;t galig and Hairnet Sets A Popular Style for 2 to 7 J' Year, AH Colors, $6.50 $ 7.5O $ ; .m95 Bay's ; Jackets uiJ' Coats All wool Jackets, All SHOW SUITS Heavy weight, all ,wool Blanket cloth in red, green, brown or navy. Buttoned or zipper styles. double seat and knees. 2.95 to $4.95 colors, buttoned front All wool Melton $2.95 cloth, plain shades sipper'ifrr5nt ,,,., $3,50 Fa ncy,'chieck Jackets ..... $3.95 Horsehide Coat fur cgllar -_. $9.50 SheepskNn Coat fur. collar ..... $5.75 S b EW..RT'��B s I' .5.,.+•:n:2�:{_rr:. i.�i_�� :T�. ��...�'1++4reR:".,Z ,`k•: 1v-m•:"''Mi`C�t�...`'• _�' --.tea"c'.F'ei Convention Asks C, 7% A, Declared Valid In County Resolution By Temperance Federation Asks Ontario Government To Cancel Beer Sales Goderieh, Oct 28—The Huron Tr;ntp.erance Federation in its an- nual reinvention Tlrnrariay in Mac- Kay Hall passed a reeolutioh call• inlq n110n Me government of On tario' to order its Liquor Board. to can.cei forthwith all illegal author- iLie:-r, to all beer In this county in accordlanoe with the decision of the Supreme Comet o,C Ontario that tate Canada Temperance Act is valid in Huron County.. The resolution also asked that Lite attorney -general Of the pray - inns. at once take uuceeeary e'l'l)s to secure a vigorous and or fo.tive enforcement of the Canada- Temperance anadaTemperance Act in this. province, The full text of the resolution reeiewed the legislation from 1914 waren the Canada Tenvpedance Act was brought into force and never 'elevated; that d€spite• suspension of the act from 1916 to 1927, it ra- muimd in mem in Hur00; the re- cent judtment of the Supreme Conrt of Ontario that the act was valid. and within the competence of the Dominion parliament; that tbeerr decisions', are Minding on every . judge, magistrate and. every' law officer in the province and wherees in 1924 the On•t.ario Liquto Beard issued author'ittes 1 to contain persons to eell beer aid during these years 'beer has `hem,",rid under these authorities in vlolaLloe of the lrtw established „1 by these rnnrt elect:Ion': and sines' the de- ' sioni of the Supreme Court of On- tip to and including 1115 prey -- 'ant day, beer has been and is being sold in: this' county under govern, cent anthpritp in violation of the law, Claim Law Defied The Federation in the resolutlor echo declared than the issuance 00'[ continuance of authorities to sell beer in this county by elms Cites's. Liglor Control Board constitutes an autocratic and intolerable tie. fiance of law and that by permit- ting [he hnarl r ter its authortty to act in this way, the government of the Province of Ontario is aiien• rbonil.g one of the most imiportant, functions of governtnond, The resolution was carried un atelmouely. "It has been announced ilia' there will be no provincial election Or the duraiioa of the war," said ',V, G. Itledsh of Exeter, in lfia pre« i- dential address, "Thaw should I v...:.7.t.M,_. THE BRUSSE $ POST it i.k/41'+i#�JMRI.A! NOAA:lhISE ' 1St' make lio dif1eeeneee, The temger- An'e forces' 'sleetatlr bo augmented. and ready tor any emorgen1y, say, wlth reluetauo5, they have net been ready." Dr, Mut 'C''eburn, oC Toronto, was the guest Speaker, his .subject being "'The !SISItu's of ,the .Canada Teriperance Act int 4ieron," He received the various ste'ps 'takatl In temperance legislation sleets. 1.914 to the remit deselsdon Misde by the Supreme Ceurt of 'Ontario includ- ing the teat eases at Bramtgato:n esti I4lamttoulin Ieltantl, Ile quoted Hau., Mr, Lapointe, minister of justice, as. saying that if the Canada Temperance Act le attacked, the Dominion government will be there to defend it, and de• clamed that the aat was the . law in Huron, County, Lpsing Fight At Home 't'We are' sending melt' '10 fight, Hitler, but are we going to lose a.1 fight alt home?" he asked. "There is anotheh• phase of the temperance) cause confronting use, thatof thel eltusrtion regarding war conditions. Military and political authorities' aro stressing we should learn from the experience gained where we teat off and carry on. The Great War taught many leslsons regard- ing the liquor traffic, P. took elle Dominion govern- ment nearily four years to wake up. the speaker contluued, and in the early days' of 1915 when these was tremoenriotus fear in the desperate situation, all the resources of the nation were mobilized for one our - pose and the government ' passed the law of complete prohibition, "The claim is made that we put one over the :soldiers. That is not true for a plebiscite was promised and in 1919, after three years, the people voted to repeal the law," The sale of liquor is intimical to the welfare of the people. In the In- terest of our country And cause surely it is -unfair to have an en only like the liquor trade within our camp, Judging by the experi- ences of tate last war, every part of the liquor traffic will be an ally of Adolph Hitler. Any citizen or group can under take the enforcement of the C.T.A., Dr, C'bburn said, The county coun.- cll may appoint an officer to prosecute in tore county, and, all fines collected would go into the coffers of the county eounoil to pay his salary. The cGlweutllon• piaded itself as. reword as desiring and expecting that the Dominion ' govermmtea't place such restrictive legislation on the statute books during the duration of the war as, it is found uecessarl' for the achievement of victory, 'Officers Are Elected . The election of officers resulted as follows: President, W. G. Medd, Exeted (re-elected); viceepresi• dents, Richard! 7,loyd, Wingham. Mrs', George John,alton, Goderich; secretory -treasurer, Rev. W. A. Bremner, Sealorth. chairman legis- lative committee, ..A, T. Cooper, Clinton; finance, Frank Houston, Winghaam. The sub -executive is composed of the officers and, chairmen of the ooeiuuitt;ees, and was, given power to deal with all emergencies. Hallowe'en Party Held The high school teachers and scholars held a Hallowe'en, at home on Friday evening to which the school board anuli their nv'ives, in costume, attended. Games were played and dancing enjoyed, Iien. Ashton, .principal oe the Public school, won lint ,prize for fancy dareste and Miss Helen Beaker won firr0t prize for the ladies. Lunch was served and a good time enjoy- ed by all, • Notice Voters' List 1989, Municipality c the Township of Grey, County of Huron NOTICE is hereby given that I have coarplied with Section 7 of the Voters List Act and that I have posted up in my office in Ethel, on the 20111 day of October, 1939, Voter: the list of all persona entitled to vote in the said Municipality. at Municipal elections and that such List retrains• there for inspection, And I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proreed'ings• to Slave any errors or omissions co.• rested according to law, Dated in my office in Ethel title 20th clay of October, 1939. J. H. FEAR, Clerk, Grey Township, JOIN T H E LAUAr STAMP C'L.UB For ten cents and the label end showing,the teapotarade. [nark, from any packet of SALADA TEA we will send you a Beginner's Outfit oh 1-64 page Stamp Album. 4--71X1r all -different stamps, 3-04 Ilitofthoueands.ofstamps °Berger Free in exchange for SALADA labels. SALADA STAMP CLUB - 461 King•St. W.,.Torento. CLASSIFIED ADS. EXCHANGE•— A .Shorthorn Bull, would exchange for in phone 27-t-4 F'OR SALE - 12 aroniths old; 2 Bunches of 'Chunks and. 2: bunc-IL. a Cow coming es Suokens apply at Lot 8, Coo. 11, Grey Jim Smith phone 2.01'-23' Joliet. R':. Dicls on ' LOST,— A red, Heifer, about 600 lbs, from Lot 4, Con. 6, Grey. phone 11-r-6 Roy Sellers LOST— A black collie Dog, a strap around iteclk, amslwere to "Mao". John Taylor, Pell. e, Walton Pblgne 18-r-7 Brussels LOST— ICar and 'Truck Keys. Finder kindly notify phone 77 D, N. McDonald Lumber Yard t -13R SALE - 1 MasseyvHarrls, no, 10, Cutting Box, like new, can be seen at Harry SlloCutcheon's Garage; Also a nm:o- 'ber of good used, Betieriea. apply to Harry MoCutcheon F'OR SALE—. One good Thoroughbred Short- horn Bull, Pet fere service; Good; Yorkshire Hog, seven months. two thorougldbred Yorkshire Sows,. carrying first litter. WI11 be' soldt cheap to. make room. George IDeElwem, Bluevale PA, , R. R:. No. 1r FARM' FOR SALE-- One ALE—One hundred, acre farm, ail'_ till- able land, now seeded to pasture, drilled well and windmill;barn• OM Property. South 14i, Lot 5, Conces- sion 8, Morris, apply to Henry Sanderson, R. R. 1, Blyth, Ont. Executor of the Tames M. Smith Estate. AUCTION SALE— WILL TAKE— Lam'bert Saleyard Strathroy, Sat - Wood, in exchange for good hoae9 tirilay. Nov. 4tb. 250 'MIXED in 05 lb. tins, CATTLE, usual run of Mixed Pigs phone 71X Robt. Warffick and Calves, Those wishing to buy. PIAN'OS— The Mildmay Furniture Store has for sale a new Semi -Grand, a new TJpright, a new Miniature Piano. Also a large stock of reconditioner( pianos $27.50 up. T, F. Schuett & Sons, Mildmay FARM FOR SALE— 100 acres, brick house, bank baro, 2 good wells., good elite) loam, S'F6 Lot 26, Con. 6, Morris Twp, Price rerssonable, apply to J. H. Scott, Seafortb, Harvey MoCutcheon, R.R. 1 Brussels HONEY FOR HEALTH No better sweet than honey. that has been well ripened by the bees. We could get more by taking it from them sooner but not as good. We can ii11 your own container or can supply, G. A. Deadman, MEN WANTED— You'll like being a Famiilex Man. Earn easy money in a district pre- viously covered, s!e7.ling the best line of daily necessities on the mar- ket, For farther information and FREE CATALOGUE: FAMILEx, 570 St, Clement, MOONIR;HAL, cattle privately can do so- byseeing the undersigned auctioneer anytime during the week. Trucks to de- liver. Terms—Oasis. A. G..McAlpine, Auctioneer NOTICE All dogs in Morris township must he tied up. No dogs are to be al- lowed to run at large because of rabies: A couple of cases of which have been reported in the township. By order of The Board Of Health. GET YOUR FALL PERMANENT ON THE NEW ZENITH HEATERLESS THERMIQUE End Curl $1.00 and $1.50 Including Shampoo Permanent 41.75, $2.25, 53,00 and $5.00 Including finger wave and shampoo Dried Finger Wave 250 Shampoo 25c Tetephone 65X for Appointment IRENE PEASE over H. B. Allen's Drug Store for appointment Telephone 55X W hen in Brussels Doing Your Shopping Stop At THE - BRUSSELS DAIRY BA R For ICs Cream Try FaxtorQ's and you will eat no other AL ,Cr Those Satisfying IfV16LK SHAKES Those Generous TASTY SUNDAES THEY ARE GOOD