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The Brussels Post, 1920-11-25, Page 8. !-a a �deE ii>l�?4 +oi^d�44+4•i'•a e+ .he oto, et' • 44-+6+•+oz40+i+.0 Cutex Manicure Compact Sets For Christmas and Birthday Pressors—s great favorite. The Cutex Compact Set et hoe Each contains a miniature pack- age of Cutex Cuticle Remover, Cutex Nail White, Cake Polish, Paste Polish, Orangewood Stick and Emery Boards—all the essen- tials for keeping tbe Nails beauti- fully Manicured. In the regular sized pkgs. we have— Cutex Cutiole Remover 850 Cutex Nail. White Ole Cutex Cold Cream 55c Cutex Cake Polish 85o Cutex Paste Polish 55c Reee:ritly Received Many new Manicure Pieces in Ivory and Ebony including Nail Files, Cuticle Knives, Corn 'Knives, Cut- icle Pushers. Also Manicure Scis- sors, Orangewood Strcks,.&c. Early holiday shoppers would do well to lookthroughthe assortment, Laxative Cold Tablets with Aspirin Work Quickly and Effectively, Price a5c New Stock o.°• Cloth going OM a at 4.0e These inciode Boy Scout Ser- ies, Alger Books, Books for Girls, &e, Books at this price have beeu very hard to get lately, and readers will be glad to have a cbauco to choose from these. New Presbyterian Hyoid V'e now have the Large Type Edition which was not ready when they first came out— Cloth Bound, $1.25 each Other Editions of this Hymnal— at trom 25c to $4.50 each Kodakers Look through your Negatives and have another lot of Prints made from some of the favor- ites. We can give them good attention uow. SNAP SHOT ALBUMS MOUNTING TISSUE VELOY PAPER (EASTMAN FILMS KODAKS BROWNIES . R. SIV11 H srize cv.Store Druggist and Stationer 'N+i+keeeteN+ee44i4-141.434 0+40640 +4544+. 4.71.+*4.0.1.1;40•! 404.64.94 _► 1 !axdt betas It.cmcz I AREY our hens laying ? Neither are I ours, SEE the Public Library space this week. AN assembly was held in the Town Hall Friday night last. A Court of Revision will be held Wed- nesday, December 15th, at 8 o'clock, in the Connell Chamber to hear complaints in connection with William street sewer, recently constructed, PEDESTRIANS were rather up against it (or more correctly speaking some of them were down against it) last Monday in the sliifpery condition of the streets. It seems rather peculiar that the slippy side always seems to be up. SKATING RINK. --F. S. Browne is ar- ranging to run au open Skating Rink on the property immediately behind tbe Family Theatre and hopes to soon be able to make announcement. Facilities will be provided for a comfortable dress- ing room In connection with the build- ing. CARD OF THANKS.—We wish to ex- press our thanks to the many friends who by word, deed and letter were so thoughtful and kind to us in the hour of our bereavement in the loss of wife and mother. We will never forget how comforting were these evidences of kindly sympathy, Yours Gratefully, R. DEATHBED/ME AND FAMILY. DEMISE OF MRS, J. P. BRINE.—Last week's Huron Expositor referted to the decease of Mrs. P. Scott's mother as foliates ;—Since our last issue we have to record the death of one of the oli pioneers of this County in the person „91-fiirrs.e, widow of the late Joseph P. Brine, of Harpurhey, which occurred on Sunday morning last, the 14th inst. Mrs, Brine was the eldest daughter of Wm. and Mrs. Laidlaw, and sba was porn in Ayrshire, Scotland. She came to this country with her parents and the rest of the family in the early fifties, and went to reside upon the farm in McKil- ioti, afterwards known as the Black farm, her parents shortly after moving to Turnberry. In 1855 she was married to the late Jos, P. Brine, of Harpurhey.. After the death of Mr. Brine, which oc- curred in 1902, Mrs. Brineand ber family removed to Seaforth, where they have since been living. Mrs. Brine was a woman of untiring energy and rugged constitution and attained to a great age. Until the last 3 or 4 years she was able to take an active part in every day life, but increasing age compelled her to take a well,eatned rest. While she was able to sit up every day, she was unable to take any part in the day's work, and about four months ago she was compell- ed to take to bee bed, where she was, oondoed be the day of her death. We are pleased to know that during that time she never suffered any pain and ea- joyed the most vigilant and attentive care of ber daughters who survive her, Mrs, Brine in her day led a very active life, and sbe had the faculty of making, and keeping tasting friendships. It may be truly said of her that she was a good daughler, an affectionate wife, a loving neoUser mid good neighbor. Mrs, Brine leaves behind her to mourn her loss a son and four daughters and two sisters besides numerous grand- children. The funeral took place from ber late residence on I'uesdey, and was vary largely attended by her immediate relations and old friends and aogcalut- auces, the service being conducted by Rev, F. H. Larkin, D. D., and Rev. 'I`. H. Brown, interment Wee made at Harpurltey cemetery. S, T. PLUM &o Sox received a car of soft coal last week. How does your address label on THE Pots read ? THE huntsmen and buntswomen are home from the Northland. All got their quota of deer and other game and report a good time. W, BELL has taken charge of Rural Mail route No, 4 in Morris Township for D. Denman "Biel" will tneke a very obliging Courier, no doubt. Mr. Den- man is looking after No 5 He's great- ly taken with that route. ILLUSTRATED Lecture in the Town Hall Thursday evening of this week, under the auspices of the Literary Society of Brussels Continuation School. Financial proceeds will go toward the School Piano Fund. COAT, heater for sale, Favorite No• 8, nearly new, BMW, CURRIE. Phone 1214. DESIRABLE property for stile In Brussels con• elating of a large store and comfortable dwell- ing ]rouses. For further particulars apply to R. LEATUERD LE. Phone 87 COAL Stove for sale, Favorite, with oven; new fire pot this Winter, W. CRAWFORD, Phone 58 Bruesele, 20 Conte of dryPoplar Stovewood for sale. 88.00 per cord elivered in Brnseels. M. L. OenenrF,14th Con. Grey. Phone 428 PIANO TUNING, -0. Blaoketone will be in town neat week to attend to all orders for piano tuning. Leave word at Walker & Slack's Stole early. FOR SALE.—A few well bred Single Comb White Leghorn Cockerels. Apply to Phone 480 JAe.D. MoNAIR. REGISTERED Yorkshire Hog for sale. Apply to A. H. MCNEIL, Lot 12, Con. 5, Morris. Phone 8810 Brussels R. R. 4. YAa5 FOR BALE, A .quantity of light gray yarn on hand at the close of the war is offered for sale at 22,110 per pound. May be had at the 11 for{ the FallyanNow innter Witime to nter's knitting. scenic FOR SALE.—Comfortable house with stable, good well, &e., John street, Brussels. Immed- iate possession can be given. A pply to 00.es. Dente, Bruvsele. Phone 1228 RErsa5ENTATtTE WANTED for Brussels and SotIlll0sis represent l County De sales a in selling Nursery stock duringthe recon- struction period. A splendid opportunity for a live salesman. Highest commissions paid, handsome, free equipment, large lino of fruit and ornamental stook to offer, STONE & WELLINGTON, Toronto, Ont. . DR. PARKER, Osteopathic Physician, visite Brussels Monday afternoon of each week. Ohroulo and nervous diseases enooessfally treated, a H'PPetits residences. Consultation at BARKER BROS. are putting 011 a Cots - suet Sborteuing Day on Saturday of this week, at the instance of the Swift Canadian Company, Read their advt. D. M. S.-oTT is getting his garage fitted up The stalls have beenremoved from the former stable department end the partition separating the driving floor tiom stable taken down. A door will be Ont into the work shop wide enough to permit a car to be taken in an -1 out Upstairs will be utilized for painting, upholstery and store rooms, A debate was held Monday evening In the Lecture room of the Methodist church on the subject "Resolved that it is the duly of the church to provide amusements for the young people." Affirmative was Well presentee by Magee Luella Fatten and Muriel Hoover while the negsulue was upheld in good form by Bert Lott and Everett Hoover. Judges awarded palm to negative, Chorus vim heartily sung by young men in Mrs. A.:1. L'twry's class and a choice solo by Miss Ella Randa, Mntiel Hoover gave en excellent reading and Frank Oliver gave a well played piano solo Miss Mine Hunter„ President, asked le H,. Gilroy to preside which be did with his customary affability. "len the child of e' King" was sung and the Benediction by the pastor concluded the program of an enjoyable evening, EGGS Wanted WILL PAY 70 c bs1 per doz. for clean, fresh Eggs. Dirty, stale Eggs not wanted, WALTER ROSE Uinron Specialty Farre, Brnseels Plume 3 on ibis 5.4 Bazaar Saturday, Dec. 11 In Public Library Under the auspices of the LADIES' AID OF THE METHODIST CHURCH BRUSSELS Lunch will be served. Oonfectionerv, Home-made Baking and Fancy Articles for Obristmae Gifts will be on sale. There will also be a Produce Booth, Remember the date, December 11 + 15,000 Turkys I' + 1 + and Chickens I + + WANTED + + + $ For which the highest + 4. market price *ill be •++1• paid. + + 4. M. Yollick"4. i, Phone 2x Brussels 4•+++4+•t•+4.44+++++4.4+++4•+4•++ THE POST Telephones are 31 and 32 SEE G. C. Manners show window for samples of the Griffith & Sons goods. THE sleet and ice did considerable damage to trees and telephone wires. CHRISTMAS panel cards with your per- sonal message at THE POST. See them. A car of gasoline, containing 8,521 gallons, was auloaded from the G, T. R. to the large supply tank last week, SOCIAL evening in Melville church Friday evening of this week, under direction of the Young Peoples's Society IT is reported that Mrs. Jane Thomp- son has purchased the building her store is located in from Mrs, J. G, Skene, Toronto NEWSY letter written by. Frank David- son from Florida may be read on. page 5 We may trade off our printing business for an orange grove in Florida some day. THE fast growing demand for Temple - ton's Rheumatic' Capsules and Raz•Mah for Asthma, which Jas. Fox's, Drug store has experienced since securing the local agency, proves the value of the medioiues. SEE the flet of Monthly Horse Fairs to be held in Brussels. First Fair of the season will be held Thursday, December 2nd, and subsegment dates are the Thursdays before the 1st Friday in each month. SALE of Home -make Baking and Gandy, in Audience Room of Public Library Saturday afternoon of this week, at 3 o'clock, under auspices of St. John's chureb Guild. Tea will be serv- ed. Everybody welcome. WILL REMOVE TO CHATHAM,—A press dispatch froin Chatham appeared in the Daily papers last Saturday as follows t— Cbatham has secured a new industry, A deal was completed to -day whereby the plant of the Denby Motor Truck Campahy passes into the bands of J. T, Wood & Son, of Brussels, who will move their knitting factory to this city. At the last meeting of the City Council it Was decided to submit a by law to the people at the next Municipal Election graassessmentting of$r.7 Woodon oShn a fixed e Denby plant. 'Mr. Wood will commence mov- ing his factory on -the first of December. Itis his intention to enlarge it in tbe near future. The Cbatham Daily News of last Friday says; It was definitely announced by W. H. Westman this morning that J T. Wood & Son, pro- prietors of the Excelsior Knitting Com- pany, of Brussels, Ontario, have closed the deal [or the murchAse of thee DenbyMotor Truck Copany's property North Chatham and will taste possession De- cember 1st The machinery in the pre- sent plant at Bruseela will lie moved to this city and installed as soon ss possible. Speaking of the new firm Mr. West:nate who has been in close touch with the firm, said that 011at1121n was indeed for- tunate in scouring the plant He said "the Excelsior Knitting Company will be a valuable acqulaition 10 the city's in- dustrial life. The firm has,au establish- ed business throughout the Dominion of Canada having been in business for 23 years, manufacturing , lttmberman's. socks, linings for gloves and other woolen goods They have an enviable reputation With the Canadian trade, in fact one of their reasons for moving from the present location is the feat that a larger plant is necessary to take care of the business, The other reason for the change is the labor situation in Brussels. It 10 the plan of the proprie- tors to not only instch tite machinery of the present plant in the Chatham build- ing, but also additional machinery to greatly enlarge the present output. The factory will be in operetionin•,the near future just as soon as the machinery Ceti be installed." , thee almanacs and calendars have put in alt appearance temindipg us of the eight of years Muutcneet Nominatiou will be Idea - day, Denember 2eth enol Eleeticu hold uu lautuiry yrd, Icel. HAMtLrox Daily 'limes has suspended. Newspapers have been bumped hard during 1920 and the journalistic grave - Yard may get more of us too if we don't watch out, Naw subscribers are being added to THE Pow list every weep. We appreoi ale this and intend to "dig In" harder than ever to give you your money's worth. APPOONTEp BAII,Irr.—D. A. Lowry, formerly of Brussels, has been appointed Bailiff for the Erb Division for the County of York, whieb will give trim a busy job. He will fill the bill o. k, we have no doubt, Appointment is from the Provincial Government. THE Post' gives the news and you miss a good deal if you don't read the adver- tisements every week, It pays to ad- vertise in a newsy paper. Test out the advertisements and toll the business people you read their aunounoentents, Go where you are invited. GOOD THINGS PROMIsED.— o, PlHydrenty of coal. New Postb�ee. Paved front street. Cemetery improvement. Drop in cost of life's necessities. Bargain Day announcements. MANY people are short of both coal and wood to town, Not a good time o! the year either for such a predicament. There's sometbing . very materially wrong in the shipment of coal, as some- times a month or more intervenes from the time notification is sent of the ship ping before its arrival. WILL MAKE A CHARGE AFTER DEC, 1st.—At a meeting of the Board of the Methodist church, Brussels, it was de- cided, in view of increasing expense for taxes, electric lights, lamps, &c. on the horse shed, to issue auunal membership tickets, to tbose tubo wish to have the accommodation, at a fee of $5 per annual commencing ou December Ist, Of course this does not apply to the mem • hers of the Methodist eougregetion who were at the expense of its erection and maintenance. This charge means to cents a week and is not considered a prohibitive sum as it would cost that for one trip to hotel stables. Op account of the convenience of the shed tI has really become public property, even a feeding stable to some and in many instances Methodist folk have been completely crowded out and forced to go to hotel stables. Tickets may be obtained at THE POST or at W. J. McCracken's store and a mac will be placed at the shed to see that the plans of the Board are carried out. It takes about. $6o.00 annually now to provide for necessary expenditure, to say nothing of interest ou investment on shed and it is not ask• ing too much that those who had the free use for years should now begin to help bear a share of the expenses. All who use the shed will be expected to se- cure tickets (outside of members of con- gregation) and it they decline will be asked to find some other place for their accommodation, Tickets must be paid for in advance so as to save time and ex- pense collecting fee. # # II People We Talk About 2 SS J, T. Sud Fred, Wood were in Chat- ham last week on a business trip. Mrs. A. McArdell, of Luckuow, was a visitor with ber sister, Mrs. A.Lamont, this week. Curtis Rathwall, Strathroy, was call. ing on relatives and old friends in Brus- sels and locality during the past week. THE Pose is glad to report progress in the matter of returning health 10 Mrs. James Evans. She was visiting her daughter for several weeks but is back home now, Mrs. (Dr.) McKelvey sr,, who has been here on an extended visit, returned 1 to Toronto this week, where she wilt make ber home with her daughter, Mrs. (DO c F. 7, BrYans Mis. A. G, McDermott, .nee Miss! Nellie Fcx, of Chatham, was renewing olil frieudships in town during the past weal . She is liking the Maple city where her bushaod holds a good posi- t'on in the Standard Bank. Last week Mrs, H. A, Gorrell, of ox- bow, Sask,, who is visiting with S. and Mrs. Carter, town, underwent a sucess• ful operation and is making favorable progress, ber many friends will be eleased to hear. A personal item of interest to Brus- selites le the announcement of the en- gagement of Miss Clara, daughter of D. A, and Mrs. Lowry, Toronto, formerly of Brussels, to Fraulc Ball, son of Thos, and Mrs. Ball, Uxbridge, marriage to take place next month, We admire Mr. Ball's good taste, TtidAl ie a ria,. N Habits PENDING is a habit easily acquired but difficult to relinquish. The saving habit is just as easy to acquire, and, once formed, 1s not feadlly given up. Our Savings Dept helps to make it easy for you to become thrifty. THE STANDARD BANK or CANADA 110 Capital, Bernier and I7ndivided Prorte $3.010,537.09, BRUSSELS BRANCH G. H. SAMIS - - MANAGSJt Church Chimes Mr. Hale, a student from London has taken the services in St. John's church for past 2 Sundays. Methodist obool will hold a Sunday S Su Y Christmas Entertainment ou the even- ing of December 16th. Next Sunday an offering will be taken in Melville church for the Chinese Famine Fund, It is a case of great need. Last Sabbath morning Rev. Mr, Mann spoke on "Wbat the Church sl ands for" and in the evening "Growth in Haire knowledge " Rev. Dr. Currie hes been called to St. Helens in Maitland Presbytery. He is a nephew of the late Rev, Dr. McLean, formerly of Blyth, and a cousin of Craw- ford and the Misses Strachan, of lames town locality, . - - Rev. W. E. Stafford spoke last Sun- day morning on "I'm not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ," and at evening service took "Christian Influence" as his theme. Asongservice eeaa given be- fore regular order. "Go YE."—Missions will be to the fore next Sabbath in the Methodist church. In the morning J. R. Johnston, a promi- nent financier of Toronto, will give an address and in tbe evening 3 local lay- men will speak on this great subject. Special music by the choir and offering for Mission. Hear Mr. Johnston. Hog for Service The undersigned will keep a Thoro'-brad Yorlcehire Ho for service at .Lot 80, Oou. 2, Morris township, 22.2 WM, 0. KING, Proprietor, Meeting of. Huron County Council The Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron will meet in the Council Chamber Godarioh, at 8 o'clock in the after- noon of Tuesday, the 7th day of December 1920. All recounts against the County must be in the Mande of the Clerk not later than Monday preceding the ]Westingg of council, GEO. W. HOL n y Clerk. Goderich, Nov. 15th, 1020. Court of Revision A Court of Revtelon will be held by the Council of the Village of Brussels, on the 15th day of Denember, 1020, on the Speoial Asaeee- ment Roll for 'William Street Sewer, in the said Village of Brussels. All parties having any complaints against the said Special As- seasrnont Roll that are cognizable by the Court will be heard, D'uted this 28rd day of NovTT ,C , S. SCO, 114AUDE 0. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Graduate Department of Ophthalmology Ma- Cormiuk Medical College, Chicago, Ill. Ophthalmology', months post graduate couree during past year. Eyes oorreotly fitted with Glasses. Head- aohee ?'+Inflamed Eyes, Granulated Eye Lida' and other Eye- troubles, caused by Eye•atrain. relieved through properly fitted Glaseee, Satisfaction Assured. Optical Parlor one door South fBrser i ir office hours 1 0 to 12 n, m.; 1 to 0 p. in. Alec) Wednesday :an dl one day26x evve Ings,4 4.446etam0000.6eno4'4t0••0004>4•> 4444444••4444*•4•N•••?••• s • • • e • a s • 41 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4' A c • • • 4 • s • • • • • • • • •. AG • 0 • a d Now is Your Chance in raasonveransgsea illinery A LL. Trimmed and Untrimmed fult Sha p pas will be sold at Great- ly Reduced Prices to clear out Stock. Sale commences Friday, November 26th, and will conclude December 15th. Don't Miss this Opportunity. M. E. ROSS RICHARDSS BLOCK • 0 • • 5 • 4 c? 4 • • • • at, • O e • •• • • •y i 2 •44 44••••• ••••4•e••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• flalTi3 ' 1b,' $'eseezvev.t D It>4o t>ia earaWar a Fox's Drug Store S tri 5, 0 t.31 a 4' T I -I E STORE Weekly Store News i' Thwart the Bern When tbe blood is pure and the s do • no constl constitute nourished arming faci- e for for germs do not thrive on a pure blood. The danger point e is reached whet) the bars of re- • sietancs ore let down but the y safeguard is e Pensiar i cod Liver Extract e Rich in tonic -food properties a that enter readily into the a blood, carrying with them alo- e • meats that strengthen the e wtlole system. 50c and $1,00 per bottle GIa a 8 a a a 0 s 13 tg s to e 09 e W e e o.e e 4M to e •l e 4Tv149eassea oer5pae4®e4'4ssee04'•eeeeeeeeeeUeee0eeSeeeeee0 Memos Bottles The Bottle Corrying Comfort flava; fond, saves Nuel, twee ion, Saves doing the same tiring twice; Keeps oontente hot from the morn• lag meal Throughout the day and night. Keeps liquids or solid foods cook- ed at breakfast time to servo hot or cold at lunch or dinner. Ex- ceedingly useful for the dome, farm, nursery or eick tyont, It is a food container of a hundred uses. The name "Thermos" is stamped on all genuine Thermos products. :8.00 and up Is Your Skin Very Tender There is a special Woodbury treatment for the care of it. You will find it in the booklet wrapped around your cake of W''Voodbury's Facial Soap 25c the cake A Good .bot 'Neter Niel as 50 e 00 4e 00 50 40 rs 0 p m Here is one of the very beet • 2 friends in the home at the e present time in many ways. e Our personal guarantee goes it with every Hot Water Bot• tle we sell, 50 We take great care in the Compound- ing of Family Recipes 10 to 1 This is the proportion in which our BLOOD ROOT COUGH CURIE sells to any other similar prepare. tiotf in the store Satisfac. tion guaranteed or money bank. 2 sizes -25c & 50c 0 Let us Dispense your es nest re Prescription Best licorice 100 per stick Fermalld Throat Ease no per box Parafarmic Throat Tabs. 25c per box Not Enough "Bae are you de Photogra- pher 0't Yes sir," "Do you take children's tares 0" Yes sir," "How ninth do yon charge 7" "Three dollars n dozen." "Yell, I'll have to see yona- gain, I've only got eleven yet." .e Mary Anne T Houle -made a Chocolates Always' Fresh, 85c, per !b, 4' e JAMES FOX DRUGGIST and STATIONER - 50 fi e 4® oft .61 AUCTION SALES BRUSSELS MARKET Household Furniture &o., Lot 7, Con 9, "Grey Fame? Noy. 26.—Farm Stook, Implements, Fall Wheat — 01 70 50 Peas 1 76 15 Barley 80 ButterEggs 55 HORS 24 0 Township. Prop. 0.13 Scott, Auo.ed, at 1 p. m. Jno. TUESDAY. NOV. 80.—Farm stook, Leine. meets, &o„ ON Lot 18, (ton. 4, Morrie Town- ship. Sale. unreserved at 1 p.m. W5I. Ma- 011A0x8R, Prop, F. s. Scott, Ana, Thos, Millar, Clark. FIIMMEMINSSIMOMMINGSOMAIMMINIMMItil 61 75 1 76 80 55 15 25 26 00 ar ins! Bargains I As I intend to close my ..Jewellery Store after January 1st for two months, am selling my complete stock, regardless of cost. Have purchased a large stock of Xmas Goods. Here are some of the lines :- -Ladies' and Gents' French Ivory Manicure and Toilet Sets. — Ladies' and Gents' Sterling Silver Manicure and Toilet Sets. - L- adies' and Gents' Genuine Ebony Mftnicuge and Toilet Sets. —baby Sets, etc, —Silverware —Casseroles —Oboe Dishes —Cabinet De Luxe —Biscuit Dishes --Meat Dishes ,. Everything in Choice Jewellery —Ladies` Diamond Solitare Rings, extra value. —Uudestructable Pearl Beads. — Ladies'Jewelled Hair etc., ate, WILL resume business again in myold stand and will guarantee all Bargains bought at my store from now till January ist. }'A11 repairs in Watches and Optical Goods will be taken care of from my store during my absence, , Business that will require ell my attention makes it neoee- eery for me to close triy attire, Everything will be sold regardless of price. ._ Fe Stretton Jeweler and Optician NIVIIIOMIWMOIEIMBRIIAMNAIVNIISR