The Brussels Post, 1929-3-27, Page 8•iiVIII7\TPSDAY, 'MARCH 27th, 1929
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EASTER
CARDS
The sending of Easter Cards
now ranks only second to
Christmas ones. Come in
and look over the display of
BEAUTIFUL,
EASTER
CARDS
at 5c, lac & 15c ea.
With matching interlined
envelopes.
Easter Post Cards
5c each
puska
Toilet
Preparrations
With the Incomparible Od-
or in attractive red packages
PERFUME PURSE VIALS 30c
TALCUM POWDER 35c
FACE POWDER $1,00
FOUNDATION CREAM .75c
CLEANSING CREAM ... 751'
COMPACT$ $1.25
TOILET SOAP 25c
Store
$30)000
IN PRIZES
Come in and get details of
the big $30,000 Prize Pic.
ture Contest the
EASTMAN
KODAK
COMPANY
have put on fox Amateur
Snap Shots.
Get your entry blanks at our
store -- Kodak agents for
Brussels and surrounding
district.
If you have had much ex-
perience in picture taking
you know that Kodak Film
in the familiar yellow box
produces the highest quality
negatives.
Stock up with Kodak Film
and when taken bring them
here and have them finish-
ed on
VE LOX
PAPER
by the latest improved Ko-
dak methods.
Headquarters for
Contest Information
Supplies and Finishing
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Brussels United Church
REV. A. W, BARKER, B. 0.
MINISTER
Sunday, Mar, 31st
EASTER SUNDAY
11 a.m,•—Public Worship.
Subject
"Woman's Magda Charta"
A W. M. S. Service
With a Specht Easter Offering
3 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
All are Welcome
7 p.m.—Public Worship.
Theme:
"King•sh;h• or Marching with King Jesus
The 10th sermon in a series on
"Ten Spiritual Ships"
SPECIAL EASTER MUSIC
Will he rendered by the Choir both
Morning and Evening.
Monday 8 p. m.. --Y. P. S.
Wednesday—Prayer Service
-Choir rehearsal
BARLEY FOR SALE— O. A. C. No
72, 2 -Rowed, good malting barley.
`TFsa' Wm, Speir, Phone 544, 41-1.
es FOR SALE — Certified Crawford
c11 Potatoes. Sample can be seen at
i`A. C. Baeker's Flour and Feed
g Store. A. Hislop, 41-2
R SALE—Seed Barley, 5rowed,
d FODan. McKinnon, Phone 23-16..41-1
k l PIG STRAYED on Premises of Alex.
Y4 Murray last week. Owner may
X have e ame by proving property and
is
paying all costs. Alex Murray,
Phone 18.15, 414
"!ie Store Druggist and Stationer
rlexteiree u aram%taiereiainteretaiaa aiatatatatreataata efeea'.a,
.salaiarat�,✓,�. i�rzr�aa;v,..":;rrt.rr�,
pl MAMMOTH Pekin Duck Eggs for
hatching. J. S. Armstrong, Phone
2349. 41-tf.
YORK SOW for Sale, 2 years old,
due to farrow April 10th, L. 11).
Frain, Phone 38-5.
Local News Items
Bank holidays. 1 Seaforth Spring Show Thursday.
Both banks will be closed on Goats i will heal nu i Seafon orth
Spring
ofs shotow
Friday and Faster Monday.{ week.
Foot Bali Meeting at Stratford.
The annual W, F. A. ronventiott Library Closed Monday and Tuesday
will be held on Good Friday at Strut- ;nee tltelrannu annual convention at Toron-
f will be attend -
+>rd 1 to, the I.ibrary will be Closed next
Council on Monday. i Monday and Tuesday.
The regular meeting of the Town IA Creat Service.
Council will be held on Monday I Treat is ane department of The
evening next. I Pot which can be of great service
Easter Holidays. i to the avenge. reader. It is the
Easter holidays commence onWart Colman. A. little Ad. coats
.Thursday of this week. Schools re• j only a quarter, but the results are
often big.
open on Monday, Atprli 8th,
Usual Holiday Hours.
The usual holiday hours will be
observed ut the Postoifice on Good
Friday.
Let Us Have the Names.
halter time means vis]tore. Lot
The Post have the names of your
knownre are going
Er' let
uwhere youau c
Heard Solo.
Those who tuned in on C. J. G. C.
London, Last Friday night when the
Petrolia Citizens Band was broad-
ea.etiing a pro:grans, heard Fred Gilroy
former manager of the Balk
klt aiof
Nova Scotia, a solo.
over fine. Archie Ballentyne's solo,
broaden -t from Wingham station on
Sunday afternoon, wee also• listened
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A Sate Depository tortQouds
or Other Valuable Papers
A•SAFETY
Deposit l3ox in your
nearest branch of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce is the logical
place to keep your valuables for security
and convenience, We shall be pleased
to furnish you with space necessary for
your requirements at minimum rates,
THE CANADIAN. JEAN K.
OF COMMERCE
,uirh ,uh/e), is nn,rafgatented ' n
1( 'THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA
Gave Without Hurting.
At ,a birthday shower, held, in
The New Spring
Samples Have
Just Arrived
A Quantity of Hay for Sale. Alex.
Perrie, Phone 25-15. 41.1
FOR SALEor Exchange on cattle
or pigs, 13 -hoe Massey Harris Drill
in good repair, Agar Bros. Phone
11-7.
FOR SALE—Crown Seed Peas.
Thos- Alcock, Phone 42-5. 41-2
FOR SALE—Seed Oats and Seed
Peas; also Black Leghorn Hatching
Eggs. Jas. Perrie, Phone 25-10.
41-2,
YELLOW BLOSSOM Sweet Clover
Seed, Government tested for sale.
Apply to Ray Crawford, Lot 18,
Con. 14. iicICillop, Seaforth phone
2.13-32. 41-tf
PASTURE Farm to rent or Cattle
taken in to pasture; good grass;
spring water; and cedar shade;
also International Farm Imple
to with pleasure; by a large number
Will Retire. of citizens.
Rev. Dr. H. T. Crossley, the Neter- over fine.
air evangelist, who has carried on
his work for the 'past 40 years, has New Agricultural Representative•
derided, at the age of 79, to retire Clinton News-Record:—Mr, G. A.
from active service. 'flat true, Huron's new Agricultural
Aitenilod Convention. Repro entative, ie a graduate, In an-
t, A. Bryans, of Fordwich, ural imal husbandry , and has ef the for to Agri-
AAlex. McHercher, of Wroxeter, at cultured fir
pa
t i 1 a convention or represents- nine menthe)mien k ista.tt txo t lr.
in Mutual
• err grasp of the work. He
week.
will fellow out as nearly- as Inc van
ntents for sale, at lowest prices if
you conte and order them, David
Milne, Ethel, Ont. 41-tf
SPRING IS HERE—We have a full
line of Fleury Plows, plow re-
pairs, harness and harness parts.
Grass Seeds—We have all the var-
ieties, Canadian growls and the
hest grades. Also a full line of
Dominion Tires and Tubes for the
new cars a, well as the old, and
the wonderful "Marvelube" Motor
Oil. W. J. Duff, Bluevale, 41-2
Seed OATS for Sale, O. A, C. No.
144, Also 11 young pigs. J. A
Nichol, Phone 42-23. 40-tf
SEED OATS For Sale "Gold Mine"
and "Gramm's: Filler." Apply to
P. Ament, Phone 80x. 40-tf.
10 Horses For Sale. All Good Clydes
(int ec n interest ea wei;,hin•g from 1300 to 1500 lbs.
tiers from held n FirTorontoraia t. alltthe work of tlz office and has u All young. George C. McDonald,
Companies, held i pretty „rod 1• t t Lot 43, Con. 1, Grey, Piuevale R.
R. 2 Molesworth Phone 11-4.
40-2.
Celebrated 80th Birthday. the pre rem of work which Mr, Pat -
"Charles Ramage, er
Revinw, and for many years a neem- reining se.a. on and as 1-,e has been
bei of the School Board, cel b ata') n ti„ Cn ort;r long enough to tuneetab-
ther
his 80th birthday recently, Thie o. lisp rnllt"t, an'1 t
ganizntion presented him with 0. belt- lav of th, land, he well, no doiht,
r , • kirr'.
hisunieta
at ,.(.. of r•
r 'r.� make a success a
and a
n a
rl lr
u(t o1' rose, -
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hntnr ----Thi above. mentioned
Ram-
Durham , i on and h . had unneel for the
timer', is father of Ur. C. C. I.a,n- i A •Former Brusselite.
age, of town. The i ran•lon Daily Sun of M urh
i.eth, hid the foliowi.e el terry
Married at Dorchester. S, I Ifalliday of this city hae rc-
A genet wedding was solemnized eetved word of the death of his ei Literary Meeting of B. C. S.
at the Rectory, Dorchester, on Sat- ter, Mrs. C. 11. 11(.1..74.1101, widow of I
March lath, when ,.late Walter McNi(•hol, Mount i '1"h,. I C. 8. 1: - d their fleeing
Rev.
afternoon,.Suthe ri r • n1"0th r an Friday
errnin;r.
Rev. H, Sutton, united in. marriage . eee,000, W ,shin„ton, ]',S.A•, who I t . t y
Ruby Fleenor, second daughter of passed avav in her 7rth year after 1 March ..ted in the school room with
1. Y ot- r 100 t. 1 remit ]
S. R. and Mrs. Wilson, of Sprmfiekl O
o -
Ont.,, acrd James Albert, youngest _ehol las born•
and Mrs. Armstrong, Cumin to Mleinitah , she w t -t mat by the tool; mann seine, Alberti
son of 'fomes ceremony ,• g 0 31r •M11r ,c, Muriei Michel and dram
of Brussels. After the, i irrl at Pa • • t la Prairie, and 4
Duple le on • short't "•, ago tiv,mt n oars v • Sender,: oto-• Helen n P,at k'•r, Ruth
]'' •*1 Irak
$ 23.50
29.50
35.50
Strathroy recently for the hospital,
most of the school children made
contributions of soap. There is no
other household l
childrenould taker greatecle r pleasuh re
in giving to someone else.
Bequest for Soldiers' Benefit.
County .Clerk Holman, of Godes
l
rich, has been notified of a bequest
of $500 made by john McDougall to
the County of Huron in trust for
the benefit of maimed and crippled
soldiers. The late Mr. (McDougall
was a -war veteran who enlisted. in
i the 101st Battalion.
• Miner Locals.
Read the advertisements.
Soon be time to clean up.
Only 4 more days in March.
Good Friday public holiday.
1 Sunday is the last of March.
{
But March has yet to go out!
Council will meet on Monday.
We are again enabled to listen to
fthe robin song.
Usual holiday hours at the Post-
oflite on Good Friday.
Banks will be closed Good Friday
and Easter Monday.
Trees are tapped in number of
maple orchards, for the spring's flow
of sweetness.
Next Monday is "Ail Fool's Day."
Spring is here—but keep your
fingers crossed.
Be sure and see these new
Cloths before braying your
Spring Suit,
J.fergu��nCo,
FOR SALE—Timothy and Alsike
fixture. 27G AI •ike fie 10c a lb ;
Pur.- Timothy tit $4 a hue.; Yellow
Illoa rim Sweet Clover Gt $5 per
hers:.; White Blo•:son Sweet Clover
f • lois. All government
Gr �4 ,) a
Russell Dou-
gherty,
Meted, trrl, Iter Grey.
,rherty, Lot 13, Con, 17,
Phorie 37-19. 40-tf.
Phone
One Price Only
24
Always the Lowest
Broke Small Bone.
Jos. Qucrin slipped his home
and in falling broke a small bone in
his left hand. He will have a hard
time to hold cards for "rummy” for
a while.
Popular Traveller Leaves.
After travelling this district for
over 45 years in the interests of the
National Grocers, Guelph, Mr. HageY
the well ,known traveller, has folded
his grips and retires to his home in
Hamilton. Mr. Hagey said good-
bye to his many friends here an
Tuesday and the feeling of regret at
parting is mutual. He plans to take
up insurance work in Hamilton.
Have Many Engagements.
The Dramatic Company who put
on the play "An Old Fashioner)
Mother" so successfully last week,
held a meeting last night and decided
to repeat the performance in the
Towel Hall, Brussels, since so many
have requested it. It was also decid-
ed to accept invitations to put it on
at Ethel, Wingham and New 'Ham-
burg in the near future.
a lengthy ]rim The late :Mrs, 1Ie
at
Why Take a Chance?
During the past week or two we
have heard complaints from sub-
scribers of daily papers who have paid
their good money to stranger can-
vassers and are now being billed for
the subscription, This would seem
that the canvassers have not turned
in the mon, y, and of course the news
paper company are not responsible.
Why in the world do you not give
your subscription to the local agent.
The Brussels Post handles subscrip-
tions for all daily papers at a con-
siderable saving in time and expense
to you. If there is any complitint
it is easily remedied right at home.
In some cases you get the benefit
of a clubbing rate, while in others
you are saved the necessity of re-
mitting direct. es
To Prospective Brides, r de of
Specializing in the better g'.
wedding stationery of all sorts. The.
printing unite dons a particularly
fine quality of printing o£ al kinds.
Expert workmanship and n procedute
re
e
knowledge. of the correct p
lakes• our
stationery n
.tat
r. d'nr Y
wedding i -
work particularly satisfactory. Con-
n aeration of the stationery details
of title rireat event is particularly
important.
Pictures Coming to the Grand,
Following are a few of the pint.
eves billed at the Grand Theatre for
March:—
,
arch t—
ate-AO—Moran of the Marines,
•l"
n IL•n is Out erne: coma ,9 and of: penia' chortle. •1 April
the hat.rty e ft 1 t M. 'r rnnn to
honeymoon spent at London, .1Srus 133 td . She, leavrea to n crIrn her ]n ` "'r.l Dorothy oat. and
set, and other points. -le Seter, Mrs, E. II. Sher/nail. of :11,1>eu; rr t lml,', Vera Porter.
Laura en 111., and one ]mother, S, I. Willie] Love, A lney Jane Fowler,
Gave Talk on Washington City.
Ha
llida
y of
Brand
i
n,"-
The
l
ate
an
d
Helen M
cAll
ister
; c
lb d
r
ill
by
The United Church Y. P. S. meet tit..ticvcd1 will he atter known, H ^'lilt; the "Ctreted Hen"
ngn Monday evening. opened with
arrremembered rr by the r reel. tee! "Highland Seht.h,Fain
a hymn and the Lord's Prayer ttdrnta of 'Brussels and vicinity as ill girl.;ricba �• "Resolved that
cone • 1 i tem rt stmn than
mental, were r a , Thoma,- Halliday, who wasth
Scripture lesson. Mr. George Pierce
ave an instructive talk on '"rho true
one to build at house in what ie now
1 Body': the town of Brussels. Kate Halli-
ls
of Alcohol by the y day was born on Feeruary 22-nfl,
Oa the human body has mo use 1854. She was raised and got her
whatever for alcohol of any kin().
schooling in P,rus9sl9 She was mor
Miss Alter Pope played a piano solo
which was much enjoyed, Miss C.
llieg.-tots gave an interesting talk on
the many points of interest visited
le Washington. It was second best ed there ever since, visiting Brandon ed by all pre esnt, The aim o t
to being in this wonderful city ones-
.
nein ir)Oh alongwith her other sister meeting was to let the parents andCos itto beother
pre9entluathc great Belfast
tem
art. The minutes of pby tee Kati: Halliday, daughter of the late
r, tl followed by the a first
rich) nein. t:. more 1 a
a poor plan", affirmative was taken J• J. llImtter, of the wear tri
by Jame, Turnbull and George lievlew 1 e.p
er
Kirkby of Vaiern 1IT, and negntive by of the Grand Lodge
to Onresent est,
.Jerk Hamilton and Allen McCracken has been appoint, p
t
of Form 11, the negative+ side won; body at the triennial a tintiloftlthe
selertioni were given by aur B.sC.IS, 'Sorld cotia/id Orange
a Lodge' to
(hinter wille
rigid to Walter Mrtiirhol who pin- orche tit; lash. hut not keret 1
her about ten ears age, Petit Journal' read by Edna Frank- attend theWlGran�iaLodge
!tq meetings
Shewad h Y o 'ern refreshments 1 America, She was mar hat o had moving re tod- lin. Ae yr the dr lar< late
the roast at that time and had reale- were served and dancing was ani he immediately sail forJGreatand
fritain
fnt
I__d 1, al arty,
r Ulnrious Betsy.
8..-9—Sawdust Paradise
12 -13 --Topsy and Eva
1r,--.15•----Women They Talk About
let- 20 .Avalanche
r Sadie
22 -23 --State Street
20---;:7---Three Week Ends
80—May 1 -Midnight Taxi
Editor Attending Triennial Council.
*At GM/al 16
WaflPaper.
We have just received our Spring Stock of
Wall Papers, These contain many new
designs,";styles and colorings and are mod-
erately priced from 5c upwards.
We will be pleased to show them
Parke Davis & Co's
Standardized
Cod liver Oil
Refined and bottled by im-
proved methods which con-
serve the Vitamins.
An exceptionally fine Cod
Liver Oil.
Parke Davis & Co's
Analgesic Balm
Absorbent and healing
Parke Davis & Co's
CAPSOLIN
Effective and reliable prep-
aration preferable to Mus-
tard Plasters and Liniment.
Moir's Chocolates
A Fresh supply just received
Alien's Drug Store
Exclusive Agent for Nyal and Penslar Remedies
Druggist and Stationer
Successor to James Fox
Died in Detroit.
Mrs, Rob. Dark received a' phone
message early Sunday morning,
stating that her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Samuel Shine, had passed away at
her home in Detroit, following a
stroke the Wednesday previous. She
was in her 72nd year. Besides her
husband, whop) she married 47 years
ago, she is survived by one son,
William S., also of Detroit. William
Oe ley, on the gravel road south, is
: brother of the deceased. Burial
was made there on Tuesday,
Boas
STYLES. -To Brussels, on Sunday, March 24,
1829, to Dir, and Dirs. Wm Styles, u non,
nun '_
SPEIRAN,—In Grey tnwushtp, nn Wednes•
day, iderch•20th,1028, Wesley Luke Spelt,
on, aged 40 Pears, 2 months end 8 days.
RHINE—A, L,etrcit. Dlich�, pa Saturday, Deer,
28rd,.Jenet C. -hint, wife of S,unual,T.
Shine, aged 72 years.
IN M113MORL S1
L04ELr.-In loving memory of William
Lovell, who died Meech.lft .1828
We mourn for one we dearly loved,
For one we could not save:
Beloved in lire end mourned In death.
Rememhe'red in the grave.
His loving voice we willne'er forget
Though years may pass 0167
The Ions of 11101. W e sadly reel,
As ween aa�that first day,
who, all is still and silent
And sleep forsakes the eyes,
Our here our dear ratheare It a r nes, nt rave
-Inserted be loving
Wife and Deugl,ters,
rr
Have You A Radio License?
Owners of radios in Brussels and
vicinity might well take notice that
a check-up in Forest recently result-
ed in nine owners of radio sets being
found without the necessary license
and as a result will. be called upon
to appear in court. The Department
of Marine and Fisheries is making
a thorough check-up throughout
Western Ontario and in time will
probably reach this section. Licen-
ses are cheaper than court fines and
costs.
Auction Sale.
THURSDAY, MARCH 211711. -Valuable tarot,
the property of the late Robert Carr, et the
Alterman iotet, Brussels. Ba1e et Steak/0c.
ABATUI IAY,1t1Al OMA D.
lli -1. Household er•
home a ro rietre,s et
t }10ir a to P P
rents, uko., tet Th
Walton
Bale et t.110,.'clock. Arra. It H. For.
queen. Proprintre • Geo, 14, Elliott, Anc.
MA,CURDAY alAti(',k1 :10(11 —Car of horses,
at the Grinlda Central +IMAM. LlatoWel. Alex,
Dl alomold Prop W.1 Dowd, Ana
FRIDAY. APRIL 8th —Form, learn) Mt0ok
end
atlile'bl,ole, ntDiarytH.(tpolean,, Grey
oprfer
tress; D.51 Montt, Auctioneer,
MO'N'DAY, APRIL 8th —Farm :•ttoek, lm•
olomoots,Noy, Grein, 6ae., at Trot 7, Don 10,
Grey. Sale unreserved at 1 o'clock, Moody
Holland, Proprietor; ass, ntvinr, Ane
TUESDAY, APIIIi.011I.-Form shark and
imrlema eta. at t.ot 20, Coo. 14. Al ',Killen,
mile West a1 Welton. Mole unreserved at
o clack P. B. Gardiner Proprietor ; D. 51.
Meptt, Atm.
--�.-.---
f t exe was grog
"n stuns friends see i
Miss Iii g E. II. Sherman, of f on 12th.
self to hear bon• fhicag) 14Irs• hoot since last year.parade o Y
Barker rnnounaed the made i❑ the sc
Rev, 1VIr, l p Chicago,
tediction. •
Hog for Service
11l
Teo undersigned willing)
fa,
s
ary
la
at
Lot
11, Cbn. tN, Grey tow6x31p.,Registered York-
shire
Hog. 'Terni, tl 00, with privilege of rn•
turning If nrnes08e)'•
MARE. L. CARDIFF,
41.11 Pi
NOTICE
Notloe isberehy divan that a roart of Re•
vision oil ByL6w No. 4, of 1020, In the Town.
Alp of Grey, known as the Mein Northwest
Mein Inu envrmrnt ROW, Will be held et
tee Clerk's Canon, Bthe1, on Saturday, the
10th clay of April, at tvfo o'clock to llta atter•
noon, to hear and (muskier any compiaint
Which may lie made ander the 8611 ByLow,
nr env other complaint ip respert or any
h1 ;1 tl,
mutter in the oatrl Bylt0W over to rt ,,
e d`will govern theme lv s accordini tlyi8112 •
.1. H, FEAR, Clerk,
Grand
'theatre
Friday & Saturday -. March 29 & 30
RUT
Richard Dix With ELDEHR In
"Moran of the Marines''
DIX hops in and our of tight sit oat ions, He 11,1119 1111:0 leve
and can't get out. You'll lova Dix in his rnarr•ll to the heart
of the it•resiotihla Ruth Elder, You'll thrill with this girl
as she soars i11 the clouds,
Monday & Tuesday - April 1 & 2
Buddy Rogers (Wings)
IN
"VAr SITY"
A PARAMQUNT PICTURE
Friday and Saturday April 5 & 6
Glamorous Romance of Two Lovers who defied the world.
Dolores
"GloriousBetsy"
�'
Costello
lVith CONIIAD NAGIEL, John illiljaa, Marc 11cDertnolt
and Beatty Blythe,
flr•ing hank to lireAmerica
of relonial days, Warner Bine,
have brtntght, to the screen a fasclat!ug ehapter of early
history --tire romance of l;lizeneth-Pattet'aan, belle of Bald -
more, hrnthef•ofNa Napoleon,
tnnra, tried Jerome Bonaparte, p
"(31ot•lnnsBetsy" neater What waspr•olntbly the Hist milt'-
natIrmal rota/met. Napoleon is(nee(1 to ceooguitr' the runt'.
ring+. of his -brother to Betel Patterson benanse be had de-
creed (hitt Jerome utast marry Princess li`redeeika Cather-
ine of lVm•telnbnl8 arul be crowned King of Westphalia,
Cromm '(State Street Sadie" '"WINGS"
, teAbie's Irish Rose" "Topsy and Eva"
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