The Brussels Post, 1919-10-23, Page 5SUSARESS CARDS,
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M. E., M. 0. P., .4 S,
M. O. i,Ilea, of B,a4,1018.
Physician, sti. germ, Amoucheur
(Mice r,4a1,,a0.1 Uppanilf, Mylyillit Church,
William drest,
DR. J, H, WHITE, 8. A.
PHYSICIAN AND SITHGRON,
Graduate Toronto University of Medicine,
Societal attention an to thonily. or children
and Surgery.
Office: Or, Bryana Ola Stand
Phone AS Bruesols
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JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co,
Willsoll for as good ma,s. sto any other Au°•
thinner or charge nothing.
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Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
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Offiee un the Square, and door from Hamilton
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Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
W. PRoUDPOniP, R. U. J. L, KILLottAN
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▪ Students admitted et any thno,
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Loots out for a snow flurry.
Oveecone's and heavy wraps have re-
turned to regular use.
25 CENTS gets THE POST to end of
1919 to any Canadian .postoffice.
Clayton Jordan, who has been teller
in the Standard Hank here for several
rears, goes to Stou Ffyille and bis place is
filled by Roy Burton, formerly of town,
We wish Clayton success in his uew
home and welcome Roy to Brussels.
TUC Pow welcomes W. and Mrs.
Jardine and family, of Milton, to Bras -
eels. They bought the residence of Jas.
McCallum, now of Walton, some time
ego and are DOW busy settling in it.
Mrs, Walter S. Scott is a daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Jardine.
WHAT MAY SE EXPECTED —
Chautauqua
Semi, liar ries.
School Sports.
Good Curling Club,
Tex Collector Oliver,
Hockey Club organization.
Additions to 'Pen Pos'r subscribers.
Ins Allsa Craig Banner, of whichi
Kedwell is pubosher, has suspended
publication on account of the hard times.
Mr. Kedivell has been making a fight
or the past year to keep the paper on
a paying basis, but the high cost of pap-
er, ink, help, etc., were too much.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
THE Poep, witerebt we (gal offer TPE
POST and Runt Canada, the two papers,
or the club pt tee of $2 for a year.
Sample copies ol Rural Canada can be
• een at Tux :Pose' 1 ffice. l'he .regular
price of Rural Catiade is iffiz and '1 HE
1 on' $1.5u. The t wo papetsloi onit $2.
W. A. MeEwe.N. writing from Tiles-
selom.Algoina, 03 renewng his subscrip-
tion to Tee POAT says :—"After 41 years
absence I don't see many of the names
of the old guard mentioned " Mac. was
former resident of this locality and his
wife is Mtes Nora Oliver, formerly of
Brussels, a sister of the late Mrs, leo
Leckie.
Tint Temperance meeting held iu•the
Towu Hall attracted a large audience.
President of the local organization, J. T.
Wood, presided. After singing a few
well known hymns Rev. Mr. Stafford
(detect prayer Good readings were
given by Mr. W loci and Mrs. Parket'
followed by earnest, close fitting addres•
sea by T. L. thnilton, Listowel, and R
N. Hoiseple, Superiutendent of the
Auti-Saloon League of Lista. There
was uo opposition speaker
A letter hot» _las. O'Leat y, prom ietoist
of the Imperial Hotel, Winnipeg, form
erly of Mussels, remitting to '1 HE POsT
coecludes with :—" Was soros I was on,
alit, to intend %it -iv Old Boys' Rt 11111011
hui WISh to send my hest wishes to all
old friends." Mr, O'Leary has been in
Winnipeg for a good many years tut
Brusselites have not forgotten him and
generally call to see him when in that
city 0 time permits,
Sunnsist CALL —Mrs. Thomas Bea-
com, widow of I he'late Thomas Bea.
com, Clinton, was found dead in her
home Wednesday by her Son•lnttlaw,
James Dunford, He had gone up to
the house early in afternoon but being
unable to gain admittance concleded
Mrs. Beacom was out and returned
home. A couple of hours later he weut
hack and still being unable to make any-
one hear, he began to investigate and on
finding that both doors were locked on
the 000(15 11 way was forced in Mrs.
Beacom was found lying beside her bed.
She was in her night clothes. The
doctor stated that she had been dead
some hours, 'rhe funeral took place
Saturday afternoon.
le oG It le W. ROD tt lers PASSIM Awev.—
AII old x1111 WWI s respeetect citizen ol
Sttattoid passett away at the General
Hospttal on Sate, day evening 11111 11151.
to the person of 1(oger W Roberts, eg
ed 64 years. Mr. Roher s scan we
known in the city having hien in the
music business for the past 3o Sears, his
store being 00 Ontario Street. I3e v 0.
bot n in Galt and had initin 111111 11 • .
he wee 4 Leap. oitl, ' o.'
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the 13 eerie.. 1....
He early showed gtittal t,thitept to,
and Was AlltneStlitil 00 witinati, 11
meant lot playme tile
Hubei is ....as loathe tit the Rev. --
Roberts' °relies. re, vh nt w , it .
membered11 11ic i ro d 01 m
utile 111.0 Il,-,,.,
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the organ 5, lit
and also at St .1-.100 E Rteserts at-
tended the renown of 'the Brantford In-
stitute last Summer where he had receiv-
ed his early education. He leaves to
mourn their loss 4 sieters.and 2 brothers.
They are Mrs. Claxton. Brunswick et ,
8 a ford ; Jeatte:ii , 0 t ttth and Sarah
a, home ; J :toes, Pa. kimit; , 14
the ( ustems Office, Shallot Mr,
Roberts was apparently itt good heal- h
up mud saiurdav night, having been at
the store all day. At 7.15 he went up-
stairs and a half hour later his sister
went up stairs to help him on with his
coat, She foetid him in 9 chair with his
head bent down as she thought lie was
Asleep but on exanit.tetion she forma
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attn. The 011500 011 was netd on Tues
day afternoon from St. jetties cherch -to
Avondale :cemetery. Pillibearors were
J, Steele, Major G. L. Money, P. Situp
,,on, 1. ti, Kr nner.Walter M tiler and
A M it. Rev. W. '1' Cuff nod charg5
or Inn eerviee which was hugely. attend
ed
...AeLFamtmettoworn, LowsLLIcrunn .2nournetartAilia .Arauvrazo.n.m.41.-se 44., LiaLL,V1-1444.
stele Asishvseeeress---tflie billowiest I
refers to the parent): el hire. (Rev )
Powell and hire. Chester Arinstreug,
Bruseele, and uow Itt Lueon and
Hyde Park resin etively.--The colt!.
oration of the seth Etnniversary of the
Wedding of JEts. and Mrs. Tuekey,. Hyde
Park, Was held at the home of their sou -
in -law, Rev Mr. Powell, el I meat],
Monday. All their eldithen 50 re
ent, except Ray: George Tette y,
Springweier. 'easkateliewan5 plait&
Children IMO One gl'llattglandehild ,att
down to (hotter wit iell was int part ,l Im
honor of the oixasieu. The table was
decorated with fruit and flowers.
tng the evening 5 grandchildren were
baptized by their uuele, Rev. Mr, Pow-
ell, After supper a well-filled purse wns
given to Mrs. Tuckey, and a gold head-
ed cane to Mr. Tuckey, by the members
of their family, accompented by at, a1.
dress, which was read by Mist. Itmz
'Puckett, Little misses Lila Clothier and
Pearl Smith presented the gifts% At a
late hour the parents motored Pt their
home iu Hyde Park, accompanied Ity
the good wishes of their children aud
grandchildreu.
Ie.ein TENNANT DXCEeee.D.--There
(Ski in Mink) ou Oct, 9, one of the few
remaining landmarks of the township of
Elma, County of Perth, in the person of
Ricoh Tennant, at the ripe age of Sq
years, 11 months, tit days. It may be
truly said that he was one of the earliest
children of what was then known as the
Queen's Bush. Deceased was born in
Wilmot township, Waterloo Co,. Oct,
vat 1833, being One of a frunily of 9, 2
of whom survive hitn, a sister, Mrs. Gil-
bert Stevens, Brussels, and a brother,
Andrew, of Detroit, Mich, When a
small boy his parents moved from Wil•
mot and took up a homestead on loth
Con , Elma, where be lived until he was
et, when he liOrnestearled a farm, Lot
19 Con, 4, Rime. He built a log cabin,
,q'31ND GUILTY OF IlGLECT
THREE YEARS' PUNISIIIYIENT
POR MAN WHO ALLOWED A
SERIOUS SITUATION
TO DEVELOP.
Failure to take proper preeautionn
has been re,pensiltle for ninny deraliA,
and iS the auSe of much suffering aml
rdel)it,
• • of'Wm, Dunn, ;01'1
• . .4, Toronto, Out. Mr.
, rhounatitl sufferer
roe yt.titt1 r that ten
' i ter intlesitrihaltlo
• t • tuiie the joy of this man
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tie . se ori:11 11 i 011 to nor.
•t1t : 210 !IL Here Aro n few ex -
funs his letter tu tot: "
'ht' past ten years 1 lot‘' been laid up
with lehetireitisia. Ono attioilt con
ed me to my bed for a year, and rl AeC-
Cin d title ek left nu, Itelpleol for over
tun years. After I had tried a'otosl.
everything, rt fried got me Et hos of
T.R 0. '11, and ft few dosos ennvintted
sue that T hndat last retold the miter
remedy for my trouble, T.7? 0.'s
bit-
p000'c(1 my condition rapidlyt_and
Sol that hurl it 1111f been for T.R.C.'s
7 tilintild have hem) laid up for years.' '
o T.R.O.'s tie certainly wonder work-
ers. Try them
Ask your Drmeist or write its for oer new
Doekht; it is u.„ reslinq itt costgy.11 t. thing
crempletens, 14:1 King Wout, Torentr I, We
Snail T.R.C,ls anywlo 1,1 oureci.lat ,of 41.04.
Sole agent in Brussels, Jas, Pox, Druggiatt
OWES LEER R E TO
"FRU1T-A-TIVES"
After Years of Suffering with Dye.
pepsie, this Fruit Medieine Gave Relief
MLLE ANTOINETTE BOUCHER
917 Dorton St., 'Montreal.
'1 ant writing to tell you that I owe
II! y /iJO ta 'i -+e for this remedy
relieved inc when I had abandoned
all hole., of ever recovering myltealth.
o I suffered terribly with Dyspepsia.
liad it for years and all the medicines
I took did not do me any good.
1 read something about 'Fruiter -
lives' being good for all Stomach
Troubles and, Disorders of Digestion
so I tried them. After finishing a
few 'boxes, rives entirely relieved of the
Dyspepsia and, my general health
was restored.
I thank the great fruit medicine,
'Pruil-a-tivest, for this wonderful
relief.'
Mlle ANTOINETTE BOUCHER.
50e. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Prult.a.tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont.
the roof of which was covered with bass
wood scoops, hewn out of logs. About
11 year later he married Margaret C. Col.
lins of Quebec, A family of 9 was born
to them, the eldest of whom, Mary
Elizabeth, they rocked in a sap -trough,
it being the only cradle available at the
time. His wire predeceased him in the
year TS89, brit he continued to live cm
the farm for 40 years, after which time
he retired and male his home in the
neighborhood of Listowel, until 7 years
ago when he moved to Minto to live
with his son-imlaw, William Glanville,
where he remained till his death. Of
the family of o, 7 remain to mourn his
paseing, the yougent having died when
an infant and 101111 A., having died
in Redding, California, in the year 1900
Those who survive him are Mrs, R.
Treinalu, Preston ; Mrs, A. Kay, Lis-
towel ; Mrs. Win, Glanville, Minto ;
William, Stratford ; Richard, Toronto ;
Thomas G., Detroit, Mich, ; and An-
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(10 ew, 1Gilbert Plaine, Mao, The re.
timine were interred in the Edina Centro
1:(111viTi V 00 Sunday 01 10!,0 wech,
Mil Lally It
grape, of 00. Jobe's, N. 0., Lurks' daft
of September milli, says ; --"A eery
quiet but exceedingly pretty wedding
took place at the home of J. Frank and
Itt 03, Tilley, Albeit street, MI !:
titty al 0 ortica.11 a! 3 WVIOCk. I
,.nly tiaty.hter, Mist; Margaret T
lr w't'; united in norrri NI 3 t3,.v.• •
art, only tem et Dentol and 51,-,
art, The li,otitc we, a lad feet !,,,wev
dowers, the Color solmetmmm bOag pi OE
white with ferns and asparagus Meld
party stood in the centre of the living
room in front of an embankment et
sweet peee, asters and greenery. The
bride preceded by her bridesmaid, Miss
Hive Van Wart, entered the parlor on the
arm rot her brother, Carleton Tilley, if
Belmont, ((NIL) te the strains 01 the
Wedding march pieced by Mts. Janis
lerewer, of Fretleticiou Miss
Tilley was renwitell 110 tt wielding (het. el
white embroidered georgette with veil
and orange blosseinto and carried a show-
er letcpret of brides' rosea. The brides-
maid wore pink satin and georgette with
large pink hat and carded a Iooqneo of
pink roses. 'rite groom was attended
by Wilfred i3rewer, A.thiand, 151i,
Ceremony was preformed by Rev.
Samuel /Toward. pastor of the
Methodist church.. Only the families
and intimate friends of the contracting
parties were present. After the cere-
mony dainty refreshments were served
alter which mr. and Mrs, Stewart left
nn the express for a trip to New York.
The bride's going away suit tilts Atrican
brown with braid trimmings, with blue
heaver hat with brown feather trim-
mings, and she wore white fox furs, the
gift ot the groom." 'Readers of Tait
POST will be interested in the above
item from the tact that the groom's
mother was a former resident of this
locality, when Mias Mary Broaclfoot, she
being the daughter of Jno. Broadfoot,
now of Coo. 15, Grey towuship, Old
friends here extend corgratulations,
Oranbrook
Miss Jessie Menzies was a holiday
vieitor at bee home over Thanitegiv-
ing.
The ladies took quite an interest in
ppiitiee in the community and were
solid for Prohibition.
Albert Locking and 2 ehildreit of
Galt, were here for the Thankegiving
holiday at the home of Robert and
Mrs. Locking.
J. M. Knight attended Epworth
Lettgue Onnvention at Lucknow, ar-
rtimpanying his cousin, Rev. J. F.
Knight, B. D., of Milverton,
Morris
This week 'Vm. Taylor, 9th line,
disposed of his well bred roadster,
known as the Revell mare, to his
neighbor, Duncati Laidlaw, at a good
prie.eP0 prnve that she is a fine
animal, her late owner exhibited her
14 Hines at Fall Fairs and captured 14
led tickets. Mr. Taylor has replaced
Topsy by a dandy carriage mate foten-
orly owned hy Wm. Ornikshanks, of
Wingham. Her record is 18 lit prizes
for this Reason. I1, looks as ir Me. T.
won't be satisfied with anything out-
side of the best. He bought from J.
H. Galbraith, the well known horse-
man, Brussels.
Henfryn
PRESENTATION' TO MRS, 11, BAKER, —
Ft iffity evening, Oct. 10th, A very
pleasant evening wan spent at the
home of Robert Baker, 10th Com,
Gtey, when the members of the Metbo-
(1et chinteli choir, Trowbridge, tilting
with their leader and organist, Mrs.
(Rev.) Stirling, motored over as a Puy -
prise party. Evening was spent very
enjnyably with games and music
after which leech was served, Follow-
ing this was the principal feature of
the evening, when a suitable address
was read by Mrs. Stilling and Miss
Ida Onllins presented Mrs. Baker with
a casserole and spoon tray, as a token
of appreciation tor 11P1' willingness for
the principal wotk she took part in
and to show in a tangible way their
loss to the community and church,
she having taken an active mut in
church work there. She was a faith -
I'M member in the choir for some
years and also Sunday School teacher,
At the close all joined in wishing bit'.
and Mrs. Baker ell 'happiness in their
new hotne.
Molesworth
Alex, Stewart, Toronto, spent the
Theekegiving holiday with friends in
Ulla neighborhood.
Miss Moore and Miss Little, Palmer -
at on, were the guests, °Per Stinday,.of
Miss Annie Elliott.
Stiles Florence Seel -elver, of the
Publishing Co., Tormito, is
spending a few days at her home.
VX-RNPVP al1d Mrs, Prager, who
spent the Slimmer visiting Mende in
11),o Western Provinces, returned last
Saluielity, 'We are glad to welcome
them heels. They had a most enjoy -
&bit, time and saw many old friends,
The A itniversaity services of St. Ali-
ew's chnitelt were very succeeful.
The leeture on the British Empire
mots Monday evening by W. H. Sant her -
land, Toronto, proved to be a gt oat
treat, His address was interesting
and insteucti ye and sparkled with
humnr, Mr, Sutherland is a m actised
platform oratot. and for eloquence
of dictation and high conception of
thought, hie lecture would be hard to
enemies. He held the closest at( ert t hitt
of his audience for over an hour,
Should Mr, Sutherland return we rtan
assure hint of EL hearty welcome.
The music provided by the elanir ror
the services on Sandal? and Monday
evening program was appreciated by
all.
A mounting of recent invention per-
mits a single lens camera to take a
stereoscopic picture.
The Hilton of South Africa annu-
ally produces between 4,000,000 and
5,000,000 gallons of wine.
A gold Ndal has been awarded to
the Prench Inventor of a shock ab-
sorber for wheelbarrows.
A vacuum brush which cleans
draftsmen's drawings and removes
the dttst has been patented.
The School that places its graduates in good positions. A recently patented toy soldier can
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