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The Brussels Post, 1920-7-1, Page 8witelee ..,...i.n:,.W��luuw.::.«tA:�,��;.n�r �,"ta�.q..S »'"."r GH.i?'"',vx cv-a„!,h-;ate+e,er.;{Tp�s�wm?+w-tiaV''air;'ltiu,+w-<�tt+�u..!••.w+�.. t Union Pali5/1I S at e. creat -Theveeeeteeo. School of the Cyood of .Hsmllton andegre, S London will be held in Goderioh during -1, -- ^^"^'^ `e'ee-�^""^"-^"""`"'•"- the tveek July 5th, to intb, moll ivc, G...eltods p dud ptnt;ree t of air lu:piriug awl he, l'1Y61F° 11 syr July 'iii ';Uuut vc ualwc has bcou prcpu•od. rho murulugs will be devoted to school •° 'fit 4-444400Ke4'9+3+44 Melee+Sekee 6+ u m c r 444 win Toileto r Fop,'1'ftl. Pardo' oI Creams that l�itr�•tlll3 or Motor Outing A pure Med- j� y icival Para• Reautity `ifF'tEl?PoiClii BO'PTI.~a rnu tJ,l, color - Keep hot i quits piping hot or cold less and Od- Almond Blootn hquidt. ice raid for manyhours, mless- Cream-5"t Thertnos Bots . pint capacity..,,. $2 50 Large bets. $1 Pompeian DIY Aluminum Drinking Cups., 15 Cream•-hocCanned Heat per tin 15 Pnmpelau Paper Plates, ,pkg. of 25 •• •••.••w• 1D Water Glass Night Cream Japanese Napkins, per doz.. to Rexed Fare y -600. Waxed. Paper, package,.,,,. 10& 12 Egg 4. Create -35c Cream Elcava -750 Ret:1111 rt-am"f Ahlluics.-ase Orchard White -500 Pond's Vanish - O z • Other Seasonable 4 Toilet • Preparations ing Cream -60c Odorono -350 & 750 vv Rexali dice •1 -350 • Harmony Lilac s Lotion -75c Harmony Bril- liantine for the hair -35e Rexali Sham- , poo Paste 35c Jouteel Talcum -- 350 Mary Gardeu Talcum -75c i)ierlris Talcum -_ 40c • Pepsodent it Tooth Paste --sec ARexali Tooth Paste -250 Preserver tins 20o, an1/121eut for putting down about 9 dozen eggs, Pamo Straw Hat Oieaner -251 There's always room for KODAKis needed new. and you will be toady tor the Pietute We have the Opportunities that are sure to Cana English Paris along. Greeu which will be found reliable. 11b., 31b. & films Developed and Printed, i lb. pegs, Kedah, Eastman films and Supplies • • •F • •• ♦ • F. Re SMITH The a .12, Store Druggist tiled Stationer rt 4.4.+4#+•+0+0+0+•+4-1•4+0+0' +4 4.o+40+40+•+•+•+•+e+4+•+0+4.+4 I SEVERAL. items are to hand this week a.cal ting 4tenus I too late for insertion and have to wait over. Copy must be at Ties Pos'r before Wednesday, the day we publish. omens ns i u HALF two gone already. CouNctl. meeting next Monday even- ing. ven- in THURSDAY of this week is Dominion Day and a Public Holiday, A big crowd went to Listowel to the Foot Ball game Monday evening, KEEP Brussels Celebration in mind, Wednesday, 'July 28th. Watch out for foil announcement. ENTRANCE Exam. to the High School is on the program this week, in Brue- sets School house for this District. AN aluminum and kitchen shower was given Miss Margaret MacLaucblin, Monday evening of last week by a num. 1 bar of her lady friends, A fine time was enjoyed and many good wishes express- ed for the coming bride. W. 0. T. U. -The 23rd Annual Con- vention of the Huron County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held in Wesley Methodist Church, Clin- ton, on July 6th and 7th. commencing at 2.3o p. m, on Tuesday, July 6th. The Convention speaker will be, Miss Mor- ton, of Toronto, one of the Provincial organizers. On Tuesday evening a splendid concert will be given by gold and silver medalists of the County. Do not fail to attend this concert, Every- one is welcome to the sessions of tbe Convention. THE fine home of James Fox, druggist William street, has been purchased by Walter A. Lowry, who gets possession in the Fall. Mr. Fox and family may remove to Toronto or some other point, locating another drug store. The busi- ness in Brussels will be retained how- ever and will be tinder charge of Mr. Fox and Stewart, alternately, the latter being now a fully fledged practitioner, People of Brussels avid locality will be very sorry to see the Fox family remove as they Wilt be greatly missed especially in Melville church where they have been active workers. It is 20 years since Mr, and Mrs. Fox moved to town from Wroxeter, buying out J. T. Pep- per, now of Woodstock. MATRIMONIAL . -A quiet wedding took place at the home of Robt, and Mrs, Thomson, "Riverside Farm," Brusse.s, Tuesday, June 29th, at high noon, when their sister, Margaret Stewart Mac- Lauchlin, wee united in marriage to Ambrose R. Zpfe, of St. Catharines, Ceremony was conducted by Rev. A. 5• Mann, B. A. The bride, who was given away by her brother, R, J. MacLauch- lis, wore her travelling suit of navy blue poiret twill, with tailored taffetta hat and stone martin fur and a corsage boquet of sweetheart roses. Wedding march was played by her sister, Mrs. Pbomeon. After luncheon Mr, and Mrs. Zapfe left for a trip ,up the Great Lakes, On their return they will reside in ;St. Catharines where Mr, Zapfe is Manager of the East end branch of the Royal bank of Canada. Oat of town guests were Jas, and Mrs. Sedleir, Strathrov ; W. A. and Mrs, Zapfe, 'Toledo, Ohio', N. W. and Mrs. Racey and Miss Pat., St. Marys ; F T, and Mrs. Zappe and Miss Zappe, Parkhill ; Mrs. Gilchrist, Miss Elizabeth Gilchrist, A. L. and Mrs. Fry, Wingharn; and Mrs, Lynch and Miss Louise I,yuclr, Toronto. The happy twain carry with them the good wishes of a wide circle of and friends for a long,useful relatives and prosperous life. Mr. Zapf() was a former Brusselite, when be occupied a position on the Standard Bank staff, He watt overseas for 4 years, 2 of which were spent in Hanover, Germany as a prisoner of war, going with the Princess Pala from Toronto, THE District W I tit to brought a fine company of ladies to Brussels last Friday afternoon. An in. teresting and well varied program was presented in the Public Library Audience room, Mrs. J, J. McGevin, Walton, presided. FoUNt-e enm of money. Is it yours r J, WRIGHT. Fares Cow 0 years old, for sale. Good milk- er. Lot 18. Con. 0, Morris. Jos. Siu1Tlt. FOR SALE. -Frame kitchen and etablee, located on Emit 5 Lot 22, Co'.. 15, Grey town- ship. Apply to IRENE FORBES, Monkton, Ont.. R. R. No. 1. FOR SALE. -A limited quantity of barley. WALTER BROADPOOT Phone 2710 Lot 2, Con, 15, Grey, HOtr0E and lot on John street, Bruseele, for sate, Good stable and drilled well. For fur- ther pertioulars apply to 00AB, DAV1s, Phone 1228 9th Line Morrie, CAR FOR SALE. -Chevrolet Touring Car, late 1918 model, exultant running condition. Good tires, bumper, spare tire, tubes, toolbox and usual extra eeoeeporles. Ma be leapeet- ed 50 house any evening before July 1st. B. 8. BcoaT. PHowoe.-Expert photo finishing developing 0 cents a roll. Printing- 8 oenta apiece. Any size, Postage paid. JAMESON 8Trmro, Cheeley, Ont, REPRESENTATIVE WANTED for Broosefe and Huron County to represent "The Old Reliable Foothill Nurseries. Big sales are to be made 1n selling Nursery stock during the recon• a ion period. 0. splendid opportunity for a live salesman, Highest aommloolona paid, handsome, free equipment, large Inciof fruit and ornamental stock to offer. $TONE WELLINGTON, Toronto, Ont, FOR SALE. -3 head. of Durham cattle 2 years old ; 2 cows, one in about Juno 20th, mid the other milking : a lumber wagon ; waton box with spring seat as good as new, also a good top buggy. Apply t0 MELVYN Gil -musses, Lot B0, Con. 7, Grey township, Ethel, P. 0. LAWN Mowers sharpened and put in good shape. Ono. BnwAaos, DR. PARKER, Osteopathlo Phyeteian, visite Brnseele Monday afternoon of each week. Chronic and nervous diseases successfully treated, Visits residenoee, Consultation at Queen's Hotel, ETHEL Dramatic Co. will present the huinerous play "The Country Minister" in Brussels Town Hall, uoder auspices of St. John's church Guild, Wednesday evening, July 7th, See bill for particu- lars. AMENT BRos, are now drawing gravel for the foundation of an addition to their sawmill which will be utilized, in tnanufacturiog their season's Rax crop. They have a nice crop on the Dougald McDonald farm, 7th InciMorris, which will soon be ready for pulling when ern• ployment will be offered a large number of hands, AT the annual meeting of the Council of Agriculture for East Huron, held in Brussels on Friday, with President Amos Smith in the chair, the reports were presented by Secretary -Treasurer McArthur and adopted, Owing to the eencellatiou of several of the public tneetings last Winter the membership antl finances are not as good as usual. Whether the organization should be carried on or not was discussed owing to the laxity of the farming commanite In supportiug it, It was finally decided to re-elect the staff of the past year and watch results. The Secretary was in- structed to write Hon. Mr. Doherty, Minister of Agriculture for the Province as to a visi'. anti also correspond with Co, Representative Stothers In connec- tion with chances for a Winter oless, 06 oo was 1•t p0f ted as the balance 16 the treasury. At'endence at the meeting was very matters indeed. especially in centre where Farmers' Club surround the meeting place. It floes net evtdeoce much enthusiasm he the organisation and the work they are expected to Mire ry on, Tho Congregations of St. John's Church, Brussels and St Gorge's Churehe Walton will bold a united P t nit in the bush of lilt• W. hhol'liee, Gravel toad, All are requested to bring baskets 80 as to provide for Supper. A booth will be set up, at which may be procured Cantly, tee Cream, etc, Games of var- ious deecriptioue will be organized. It is hoped young and old will make a point of attending. NORTHERN Slimmer Sehodl Will Con- vene at Mount Forest trona July 5.11. Rev, D. Wren is President. A hard fought Foot Ball battle in tbe intermediate League last Monday even- tn.,: at L,sto.vel, gavu the District hou' urs 10 that twvD. acme WES Listuwa 2 Brussels 1. WORD w'ls received on 'Tuesday of the decease of Frank Arnett. at Allenlord, Ont., last Monday. He was 8 brother- in-law of Misses Anna, Mina and Clara Hunter, of Brussels and WAS about 5o years of age, WHERE THE CROWDS ARE GOING - Tue nrw Pavieou at Goder,ch is piny. Mg a popular attraction for the young people of the disttect and large crowds have b'•en in attendance since it was opened Two weeks ago Situated on the banks of Lake Huron, tbe Pavilion with its beautiful dancing floor 36 x 90 feet, its splendid music each nicht by the Lutz Society Orchestra of London, its well appointed restatnaut, and other facilities for the comfort and con- venience of visitors, is an ideal place to spend at evening in delightful surround- ings, The management announces that picnic and automobile parties visiting Goderioh are invited to use the Pavilion ground, for the parking of their auto• mobiles and may have the use of tables in the restaurent free of charge. It is intended to have Concert of sacred music each Sunday afternoon and even- ing during the season, For the holiday (July 1st) there will be music and dant• ing iu the Pavilion both afternoon and evening. t# 1 People We Talk About tt ti Mrs. Elijah Jacklin has gone to Smith's Falls for a visit. Lloyd Jackson, is home from his school in 'Toronto for the vacation, Mrs. Geo. Jackson was visiting friends at Seaforth and Tucker.mith last week. W. C. Smith spent tbe week end in town, He is making his headquarters at Georgetown. Jas. G. Jones was not as well as usual duriug the past week but is regaining his customary vigor, Philip Seel, of Cadillac, Mich., is here on a holiday visit. He was a former resident for years. Mrs. Robt. McAlpine, St. Marys. is a visitor at the home of her mother, Mrs. Wm. Ross, Brussels. R Leatherdale left last Friday for iunipeg, visiting for a few days with relatives in Toronto en route. Mrs. Jno. Long is away ou a holiday visit with relatives aid friends at Lon- don, Port Stanley and St Thomas. Mrs. David Badgley has returned from an enjoyable trip, visiting her daughter. Mrs. Tos, Godwin, Brantford. Miss Helena Pryne, Toronto, is holi- daying at the home of her grandpar- ents, R and Mrs. Leatherdale, Brus- sels. Miss Carrie McCracken arrived home last Saturday from 'Toronto for the holi- days. She is a teacher in the Queen city. Mrs. Duncan McKenzie went to Tor- onto last Saturday on a visit with her daughter and other relatives and friends. Mrs, George Thomson and Mrs. D. Ewan have gone on a visit to Flint, Ann Arbor, Pontiac end other points in Michigan. Ve, A. and Mrs. Lowry and McCurdy are visiting at Port Huron and Detroit. The former's brother, Fred, Lowry lives at Port Huron, Miss Muriel Sparliug is home from Belleville, where she bas been attendlug an educational institution in training for Deaconess work, Robt. Tobnston, Toronto, called on old triends last week, coming specially to attend the Oddfellow presentation of Jewels, He is looking well. Alan Winn, Toronto, was home on a visit for a week, at Melville manse, He is developing into a big fellow physi- cally and also promoting in his position and service. Mrs, A. D. Grant, Stratford, has been renewiug old frieudehips in Brussels and locality She was a former resident • of this community before going to` the Classic city. J. '1'. and Mrs. MReoit and H. and Mrs, Gosnell, of Merlin, were visitors witb A. and Mrs, McGuire for a few days. Mrs. Mason is a daughter of the host and bostess. R, G. Wilson, Loudon, was renewing old friendships in town last week, It is 20 years since he removed from Brussels, Mrs. Wilson accompanied her hus- band. Fred, and Mrs. Wilson also motored over for the trip, Dr, and Mrs, Gilpin, of Milwaukee, J. J, and Mrs. Gilpin and Miss 'i`ait took in St. Marys. Clinton, Bayfield and other points in the former's Hudson six, The visitors were called home owing to the serious illness of Mrs, Gilpin's mother, who passed away Sunday, J. H. and Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. S. Sleintnon, London, motored +to Brus sols on Friday evening and called on old friends, They visited Lucknow relatives before returning. Mr. Casner- on will go to Govo Bay again this Sum- mer to teach as he did last year return- ing to London after the holidays, • meetings in Knox church for attldy and training in church and mlesiouary work by the members and delegates, the after- noons given over to rest, recreation. games, maiming, etc , and in the even- ings, commencing at 8 o'clock, follow- ing prugram of public addresses will be introduced .-Monday, Representatives of W. M. S. Tuesday, "Next Steps in the Forevard Movement and religious Education" Rev, C, A, Meyers, M. A. Toronto. Wednesday, "Work Among Non•Auglo Saxon," Rev. Colin Young, D D. Thursday, "The Charms of India " Rev. Prof A. A. Scott,oChallenge ofIudore, India. Friday, 'Th of Life Service," Rev, W. A, MoTag' gart, B. A, Membership tickets may be obtained trona J. F. Thompson, Sec.- Treasurer, Godericb, R. C. S. Promotion Results The following are the results of the recent examination held for promo- tion to Second Form. Nanxos fn order of merit. Subjects in brackets following name indicate failure to obtain 40% in that subject. Those whose names are not included have failed to obtain required standing and detailed statement is being sent through mail. Of class of 25, 15 pass ed, 8 recommended and 7 failed, Numbers indicated per cent. PASSED WITH HONORS AMcFadzean ............................. ...SO E. Fraser:..... N. Hoover J. Turnbull 75 (passed on tern[ work) R, McLelland 75 Id, Nolan 75 • (passed on term work) PASSED .79 M. McKee J. Mo Vettie. B. Hemmingway 67 M. Hoover .67 E. Oliver......................................68 E. Dennison 66 J. Walker 65 M. Maunders ...... .... .......... 65 (passed on last year reviewing) H. Johnston 65 Recommended at condition of pass- ing term exam, in October. In order of standing obtained, M. Warwick (Arith.), O. Oarneeon (Gram.), M. Oliver (Gram.) B, S. SCOTT Mese MORRIS }Teachers, DIED UL0RR.-I11 Grey township, on June 80th, 1920, Agnes Duncanson, relict of the late George Clark, in her 79th year, DARx,-At Galt hospital, on Jane 28rd, 1920, Elizabeth al, Hollinger, beloved wife of B. W. Dark, aged 89 pears, 8 menthe and 7 days. DODGRsRTY.-In Grey township, on June 28th, 1920, Rebecca Galbraith, relict of the late John Dougherty, In her 80th year. its QRENDING is a habit easily acquired 1.7 but difficult to relinquish. Thesaving habit is just as easy to acquire, and, once formed, is not readily given up. Our Savings Dept. helps to make it eats fr'r you to become thrifty. THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA a_s Capital, Surplus end UndIvIdrd Profits 59,250,137.09. BRUSSELS BRANCH G. H. SAMIS •- MANAGER BORN HAwxsNe.-D1 Blyth, on Juno 1211, 1920, to Rev, W. It and Mfrs, Hawkins, a daughter, BRUSSELS MARKET -- Fell Wheat 91 00 Spring Wheat 2 00 Oats 1 10 Peas 2 80 Barley .................................. 1 25 Hope 47 is 50 Wool 18 t2 10 2 26 s 18 76 as Teacher Wanted Experienced teacher with Normal Certifi- cate, wanted for B. S. No, 4, Grey township, duties to commence Sept. let, Applicants to state experienee, qualifoatlons and salary ex• pentad, before July 101h, to B, PATH, Secretary, 1.0 10, R, 2, Bluevale. AUOTION SALE OF HORSES, CATTLE AND H008. -Thomas Brown has been in. etruoted to Bell by Pebiie Aviation on Lot 17, Oonoeseion 11, Moliiilop, on Thursday, July 8th, at 2 p. re., the following : Horses -2 gen• eral purpose brood mares with foals by their Bide and bred again, 2 general purpose gold. Ings one year old, 12•year•old filly generalpar• pose, broken to harness, 1 general purpose 4 - year -old gelding broken to harness, Cattle - 1 Shorthorn Durham bull 10 mouthe old, 1 2. year-old heifer Shorthorn born, 1 year-old Shorthorn heifer. Above cattle are all reels- tered. 1 fat now. Hoge -10 holwe weighing abort 100 pounds. The whole will positively be sold as proprietor is overstocked. Terms - Cosh or six months' credit on furnishing ap• proved joint notes bearing Intermit at 8 per cent. JAMES S. 9MITH, Proprietor ; Thos. Brown, Auctioneer. fy Weekly tore News .4;4...t*h59.O'o*'!."1!", •r\;^y,.',fiYebW.At.»' 84.t"oOxk' e[[y�a/y J�., ' w ... w .ern'!tITC:V.. zt, ",v' '.,,'4,44,11a•^.`'°f c' N'r�•a A�`. fifle MXt��'M1 il��u" Y. PGY.,�te�""SY'A"G!k?'„ Store i THE ' - STORE wu.... .aNacmrw....a, feet. nip �q�yqq����„nyy pAer�. ¢� .__''pp�er�; •��gy�pl��,�r ygyy�qq��,g C.� 'ME R:9.AS S E l a &..JEX it.j4 Give an eye to memory ---Make every notable incident of your vacation a delight to your friends and a source of permanent joy. )iNSCaV- `No, Has Ansco Anastigmat lens and Extraspeed Bionic shutter. Micrometer focusing device operated easily and instantly. Size of picture 2'/,x3l' inches. Camera weighs 18 ounces. The Ansco Vest -Pocket cameras are so light and easy to carry that they are never in the way. They are made to take real pictures. The negatives make fine enlargements. Developing and Printing done Promptly. italllarti gall all sites of films, va Ata ooDessfof tsr t. Willard's Chocolates Hammocks i • • Rave you seen our handsome We are showing a splendid• • new packages. Just the range of Hammocks at Isar •• • thing to take on your auto season's prices. Good qual- • • e trip. Flue aoeortiuent and ity and a splendid assort • - s quality the best, meat of selene. • 0 • Horsemen Seasonable Articles • Just h word : We are eller• E ISLLEBORIS • • ing ,for 2 weeks epecial price PARIS GREEN• • on Haines' Wiltshire' 011- SULPHO- Tobacco Soap • • Large $1.00• bottle for,.. 85n ® Medium size for 35c BLUIJSTONL • Small size for,...., ..... 150 SPRAYID}n . •• • • • FOX 9 • DRUGGIST and STATIONER • • t®• aememeaseeseueveceeeeeemesommammmoomemmomaseweeiseeest ••••♦00♦♦♦0••♦♦♦0♦•••♦••>• •••4444•e••0�440•494:$•®saw• a.s•••a'••0os••e4®asava5Me0 Mme •e30®gena*04,44,0s4'.eses�t * •• • O 4 • ♦ 0 a 0 ♦ G pa 4 0 • 0 • • ♦ ♦ • • • • • • • • • •• •• ♦ e •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 2 • • e 2 • 1 • 2 Church Chimes Summer School, tender direction of the Presbyterian church, will be hold at G oderteh Julyre, '1`hursdav fternoon, July Sth, St. 3 • 2 •O • John's congiegetion expects to unite 4 with St, George's, Walton, In a Union • Pio-nit to be held in W. Sholdice's • grove, about 3 miles South of Brussels. For further particulars see advt. TIRE O At H SALE oncrieff Store $2,500 Worth of Shoes to be Cleared at ore argain Prices We have decided to discontinue handling Shoes and will commence Saturday, July 3rd A Sale which will help you to fight the High Cost of Living, Remember, this is not just a clearing of broken lines but absolutely every Shoe we have in stock will be reduced to prices away below what they cost us to buy now, It is impossible -to enumerate all lines. Here are just a few prices a few would Men's Heavy Work Shoes 2 50 and $3 25 Men's Tan Grain, Chrome and White Elk ... 5 50 Boys' Chrome School Shoes . 3 25 Boys' Heavy Work Shoes ... .•• 2 75 Youths' Chrome School Shoes ... ... 3 00 Youths' Heavy School Shoes ' ... ... 1 75 Misses' Dongola Lace Shoes ... ... 1 75 Misses' Dongola Button Shoes ... ... 2 50 Misses' Box Calf School Shoes ... ... 2 60 Men's Mah, Calf Shoes, Neolin Sole, Rub- - ber Heel .., ,.. •.. 6 75 Ladies' Pat, Bal. High Gray Kid Top ... 7 25 Ladies' Gun Metal, High Lace Shoe .. 3 90 Ladies' Patent Slipper, Two Strap • ... 2 60 A full tine of Children's Heavy and tight Shoos, Patent Pumps, Etc., at Sock Bottom Prices' 10 per cent off all our "Fleet Foot" Outing Shoes. All Roads Lead to Moncrieff. Come and Bring the family TERMS OF SALE --Strictly Cash. Eggs taken a's Cash. R. e. Rathwell, Moncrieff i !M. 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