The Brussels Post, 1926-12-8, Page 8WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8, 1920.
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lar„!e new stock of Holiday Goods is now.
ready for showing. For months past we have
been searc.hing the markets to find not only
What is new, but also the best values going. A visit
to our 'store just now is a great help in the way of
Christmas Suggestions,
Some of the Many Lines we have are .„
FANCY CHINA
IVORY TOILET WARE
SHELL TOILET WARE
AMBER TOILET WARE
EBONY TOILET PIECES
HIGH GRADE BOXED
STATIONERY
SMALL PICTURES
FLASH LIGHTS
POWDER COMPACTS
PERFUMES
TOILET PREPARATIONS
LEATHER HAND BAGS
LEATHER NOVELTIES
FANCY BASKETS
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
NEW BOOKS
BOOKS (Reprints)
BRASS GOODS
FOUNTAIN PENS
FOUNTAIN PEN AND
PENCIL SETS
MOUTH ORGANS
PURSES AND NOVELTIES
SERVING TRAYS
KODAKS
SNAP SHOT ALBUMS
ALSO TOYS, DOLLS, GAMES, BLOCKS AND PICTURF. BOOKS
Large assortment of New Christmas Cards, Holly,
Tags and Seals, Holly Boxes, Holly Wrapping Paper,
Tissue Paper, Tinsel Cord, Ribbozene and all the Ac-
cessories for doinr, up the Christmas Parcels.
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7)ri,fr.gist and Stationer
Special- to New S-ubscribers.
The Post will be sent to any ad
' dress in Canada to January Let
1928, for $2.00. .
Get Your List Ready,
Only 14 more shopping days an(
then Christmas.. The shoppers should
shave their lists tnacle out, to aid in
buying in a hurry.
Can Do a Good Job.
1927 Council can etart off the
, Year right by nlanning to re-deenrat
the, Council Chamber se that it wil
j Ve a credit to the town when Me
Old Boys come "baek. The hall ant-
i side was painted for the last reunion.
Dominion House Opens Thursday.
; The Federal Parliament will ram -
are its session on Thuredya of
; this wertk. When the Budget comes
down, Hon. Mr. Robb is expected to
give still more benefits to the tax-
payer. •
Our Merchants' Window Attractions.
i Never before have the ehaw win-
' dows• of our merchants been 118 at-
m -the ite they are toAciy. Almaet
without exception the shor wtr•rlows
see:.• evehtme, of eare aml 1i1 in
titer de•sing, and they compare very
faeorably with the wiedow dreeisrec
,e.rm in the cities. Congratulations
ere in order.
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Minor Locals.
December,
Don't ferece the Dezaar ie
Hydro Was Off.
Hydro went off about twenty min-
utes to 5 Sunday afternoon and did
not appear again until 1.30. Out-
side trouble was the cause.
Water Pipes Cracked.
The sudden freeze-up an Saturday
and Sunday put many water systems
in the homes of our eitizens to the
bad. The plumbers had a hu sy time
stopping the floods.
Short Course at Blyth.
Arrangements have been inad-t by
the Ontario Department of Agrical-
tare through the local Agricultural
Representative for the holding of a
four weeke' eourse in Bleth. Tho
yoeng men's cone:et in Aewieultuee,
I the youne ladies couree in. e
Economies will be held during. Janu-
ary. Live stock, field crops and oth-
er agricultural subjects will be dis-
cussed in the bay' classroom while
household science, sewing and Home
Nursing and First Aid will fore the
lectures given the, girls. Ther. will
be special lectures in many sthierts
such as poultry and oeekermince,
swine and sheep marketing end oth-
ers. These bourses have been con-
ducted throughout the provie,e, fee
several years and the fact that they
are shifted about in each enmity or
district annually gives a wide seone
to the number that may attend. The
importance of agricultural in ,
tion and education is readily realiz-
ed and all who can should without .
question, arrange to attend..
"Freshman" Is Lloyd's First College
Boy Role.
For the first time in his ten years
of cutting comic capers on the .
screen, Harold Lloyd plays the role
of a college boy. Ile nag played .
many parts, but "The Freshmae" le,
the first time he's donned a turtle-
neck sweatet and a pill cap and done
the rah, rah stuff! Now that it's '
ished and all that remains is to hang I
areand theatres and listen to the
ha, ha stuff that sifts through the
ventilators, Harold thinks that being
a college kid is about the most Arm -
nous role he's played. Monday sr cm i
the first showing of "The Freshman"
at the Grand Theatre, where it re- ;
mains until Wednescloy. Tt shows
the efforts of a treehman seemed
Lamb to become popular andsite-
ceeelkig in being only the goat! The !
action covers his arrival and recep-
tion at Tate college; his love for
pretty Peggy, the only one in town 1
who isn't laughing up hie sleeve at
the little Lamb; his predicament at •
a ball at which he wears a batted I
dress suit; his efforts to make the ,
football team, and the big game in
which the school'e reputation hangs t
perilously in the balarme. Friday '
and Saturday Douglas McLean in '
"Never Say Die" will be shown. Nowa
Med UP -to -date tontedy filins will also e
be sheen.
, Town Hall on Saturday.
The usual Christmas entertain-
mente are now wane: announced.
• "The Freshman" at the Grand an
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
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. hadall
, the earmarks of a real wintoCe day.
! If you have anything to sell, put
an advt. in The Post. The results
will 811 rpri•se you.
• Now that the Election ie over the
holies will le' able to eoneentrate on
thel's Christmas necktie,
, Canada's potato crop this year
' e•11 1 - 1 : <
1 aecording to reliable crstireatee
Colleting the number of days to
christreae is now a popular mettle-
metired exercise with meny juveniles.
Once more the weather pronhete
are disputing as to whether it will be
a short one or al ong one, an open
one or a hard one.
Held Reception,
The Toronto panel's report the re-
ception of Mrs. Te Allieon Marine,
daughter of D. M. and Mrs, Feign -
Son, of Stratford, and neaold Brus-
eplite:—Mrs. Laurie Allison Morino,
formerly Mise Ferguson, of Stmt..
ford, I'Pee ived at 1113 Lascelles
Boulevard, Toronto, yesterday for
the first time slime her Inarriege.
We. Marine wore her wedding, gown
of ivory chiffon velvet embroidered
in /merle and gold tiesue and (tarried
a bouquet of Ifiles-of-the-val.ley and
oreltidse ATTU 1011, of
Stratford. who received with her,
wore orchid and silver brocade with
a blarle hat. Mrs. Hareem A. Morino
also received. Mrs. • George 0,00,
Mrs. S. J. Radcliffe, Mrs. .A. .111e -
Laren and Mrs, j. P, Wileon poured
tea and coffee, Yellow 'merle and
gvpoeophila and yellow tandlee M
silver eandelabra clecowited the tea
table. Mrs. Laughton, London, Ont.;
Mrs. Kidd, of Lietowel; Miss Cern'
Keating, of Stratford, and Mrs. A.
W. Dyas, who were bricherinaids,
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WPtheir pretty frocke of yellow
effete with pastel flowers and hail
ot yellow volyet with gold. Mrs.
Dudley Garrett, Miss Edith Farmer
ral Miss Wanda Hudsoe also assist,
d in looking after the gnats in the
ea room.
Brussels United Church
REV. A. W. PARKER, B. O.
,SINISTER
Sunday, �ec, 12th
11 a.m.—Public Worship.
"The Shared Life"
3 p.m.—Sabbath School ses-
sion and Bible C1asses-
7 p.m.—Public Worship.
"Swords I or Moral Battles"
Tuesday—Y. P. Society.
Wednesday — Prayer Service
and Psalm Study
Followed by Choir rehearsal
This Saturday - Dec. llth
The United Church Bazaar
in the Town Hall
Will Open Laundry.
A Chinaman is going to open
laundry in the Stretton Block in U
near future.
Mayor For Third Term.
At the Municipal elections at Par
on Monday, Lt. -Col. A. H. Monteit
was elected for a ,third term. Co
Monteith was a. fernier Barrister t
Brussels.
THE BRUSSELS POST
Euchre aod Dance.
Huron Plowmen s Association (Ire
holdimg ft Social evening in tile Town
Hall on Mislay evening, Dee. 17th,
Euchre will start at $.30 and dime-
ine; nt 11 o'clook. See advt. in this
issue.
Did Not Draw Big Crowd,
The old-time Fiddlers' Coineet and
dance held n the Town Hall did not
draw the crowd that the pr enotors
Mei wished for. However, the com-
petitors fthvetho three JUdget4, MiSS
Bertha MeKaY, Wine:hem; Rev, Me.
Lewin, Brussels, and :Mo. Stewart, of
Belgravo, a busy time to select the
winners. A -theme followed, 1 We
wonder why entertainments unmet
start on time, This one was billed
for 8.11 and it was nearly nthe
o'clock before the program started.
GOOD Shorthorn Cow for Sale, Due
Jan. 27th, Cecil Batemaa, Phone
85 1 8, Ethel,
FOR SALE. — 5 -Roomed Frame
house and 5 acmes of land In the
village of Cranbrook, being the
property of the late William Rath -
well. Must be sold to wind up
' Estate. For further particulars
apply to I. Rathwell, Brueeele, R.
R. No, 2, Phone 49-5. tf
QUANTITY of Elm and Maple Wood
for sale, $3.25 per cord. For
further particulars apply to 1Vil1
H. Speiran, Phone 509. 25-tf
LIMITED Quantity of Seed Peas for
sale, if taken at once. W. R.
Broadfoot Lot 2, Con. 15, Grey.
Phone 2710. - 25-1
STACK of Hay, Good Cattle Feed,
for sale. Duncan McTaggart,
Lot 25, Con. 15, Grey, Phone 299.
CEDAR CHESTS4---Just the Hang
for a Christmas gift. Call and
inspect as prices are right. Moth
a proof.. George Edwards. 3T
10.
TAX NOTICE.—Gordon McDowell,
Tax Collector, will be at the Town -
Hall, Monday and Tuesday, Dee, ,
is 13 and 14 to receive taxes.
h FOR SALE. ---,Quantity of Dry Hard -
1. wood 16" long.
Jas. Clark.
Lot 13, Com 14, Grey. •
Phone 427.
WANTED.—"I Can Use Two Am-'
billets young men, over 25 years
O of ago, who are willing to work
hard; good earnings with a fut-
ure; experience unnecessary; we
- train you. Apply care of Post."
A NUMBER of Barred Rock Pullets
Elected by Acclamation.
A. T. Walker, of Wingham, and
native of Brussels, was electe by ae-
clamatien for a period of two years
to the Public School Board of Wing
ham. Mr. Walker has served on the
Board for several years. You can'
keep the Brussels' boys down. ,
Ontario Ascident List. •
Thc.n? Were 5,1159 accidelits
ported to the Ontario Werkmen's
Compensation Board during tlt
mouth. of November, of which 5
W( fated. Thie brings the total ae
e'dents for the 3' 'al' Urea to 110,505
nearly .500 more than tle• total fo
the whole of 1l'25. r
Consin Passes Away.
The. API ton HI; m1,1 last week bac
the followitrr olituary of a cousin o
Mrs. Geo. 17., '21 0,11, of 11.1t18.1S, an<
eloe•re. $p:•keee, of Grey Twee win'
ettended the rum re11.—Th.? Megths
Thiess of T. W,•sley Downey lormin
ee.d wedec,e1av ocenitnt last
1: when his de M !se $
ycrll's ago Mr. Downt.,y's' .-1.,'1.11)1
ea and he waci comp,dled
from active farming, but it was 1:11
O ehort time before his death thnt 11.!
WPS unable to ram ;rem his bed for
O portion of (hp day. Mae Doweey
rens the fourth son of the late
li:11n and Mrs. Downey, Itionesr set.
tlors of Fl.sa. was born Al years
aen on the 10th lot of the Ord eon-
eeesian of that township and 3 years,
aeo emnmeneed farming on his own
account Wt E8sa. Tyr Decem-
ber, 1 8Se, he Nelta married ane for
mtward, of' thiety years lived a busy
life in which he prospered at teem-
ing. took the re.nonsihilkieS Of id11-
7011•Aiip seriously and gate: of his
time and means 'towards every move-
romt the improvement of bis
community, was a Liberal in polt.
tie. ond in religion a Methodist at-
, . •
tendme the Methodist chureh in town
from the tittle he came to West E.ttta
041 the time of his death. Mr. Down-
er reit/1.7(4 istoll avicultur-
e] soeirety a s.•rviee mem a term of
rears winch in large measure contri-
lotted te the success that institution
has at3ainrd reeent years, Be
0' 4' ve Pet director and wee presi-
dent for ,)1)1:. years and 00 being
el torsi pc '1101 undertook 0114 sue-
eo..sfully carried out inn» 10011001(4
that bee been under id isement for
a long time. Ile is survived by his
vtfe, ono son mut two clang -liters.
The son, Ruesell, zwaidee on the
ennestead in 1111,:i, one GI:111011er,
Trs. W. E, Seem's, lives m Tossor-
nf ami ,tecond daughter, Lamle
o at home. Two brothers and feur
istere :deo eurvive-1•11 and Albert
'bramoy, of this town, Wire. Arilnly
Tie•phy, Mr:. James Madill of Glen-
eirne; Mee, Hartly Graham, ef
02011, and Mrs. T. S. Graham, of Tn-
vrsoll. The funeral Saturday ,,ft
0011 10118 very largely attended dr-
pite the rough weather prevailing.
1. service ems conducted at the home
y Rev, A. B. Irwin who delivered
eautiful address on the three stages
f life, the fuliness.of health, the de-
fine and the passing. Interment
as made in the Union cemetery, the
all bearere being six nephews whom
r. Downey these hisnself—E. 0,
raharn, Ernie Graham, Victor Gre-
ene Marshall Downey, Field Down-
y and Carman Downey. There were
nmerous friends and relatives pre -
et :from a (11ga/tee, arnblIT whore
ere 'I', H. S. and Mrs. Graham, of
igeesoll; Mrs. Darcey Cellan, of
oodstock, Wm. Long, Woodstock;
esley Switzer, Wm. Eplett and
iss Webster, of St. Marys; Mil. G,
McCall and Luke and George
peiran, of Bruseels; Jarnee Downey
ti Elmer Downey, Pordwith; Mrs,
P. Lockhart, Mrs, Jacob Hannah,
105 Robineon and Samuel Cornett,
undalk; Field Downey and IVIre.
eorge Usshert Elenvale; Carmen
owney and evete mad Wesley Orr&
Minesing; 114rs. Isaac Downey
d Mrs. (Role) Harrison Rowe,
rrie; Mrs. W. A, Jamieson, Them -
n; Hevie Geaharit and wife, Mrs.
PowleZ Grahani and Mrs. Bewe
(1 E. 4. Chapman, Toronto. •
t fnr sale. Laying strain; $1.25 a
piece. Thos. Pierce, Phone 571-10.
COMFORTABLE frame dwelling
house in Bt•ussels for sale at a
bargain. Apply to W. NI. Sinclair.
4 Gree.ting Cards and Fols1Prs.
, Now is none too .-serle to place
your order for Christina; and New
Yearoe eerde. An sally order 111011115
call.w delivery. We have many
mw beautiful designs and ideas for
, your personal use, '17t• now-0-110ys
people who caee hnve their station -
pry printed to their order. Personel,
individual and dietinetive. Also
' much more reasonable than you
' prebabfk imagine. Come in NOW
' and see the samples at The Post.
A Surprise Party.
Monday evening. of Mt week the
"We Want Yol'1" Class of the United
bet le 11 e' • h
surprised a former teacher, Mite. Ira
Parker, by going to hor home and
presenting her with a shower of use-
ful and 051l011100101 articles for her
1101,r home. Each gift was accent- 1
nettled with aenessage of good wish-
' es for her future happinnees. Hz's,Parker thanked the young ladies for
their lovely gifts and good wishe.
The evening was spent in gamee and
social intercourse. All partook of a
bountiful lunch provkled by the
young ladies. They are all by
good fellows."
Church Salibal. Sehool, acoompan-
oney ack
AN important thing in any bus
71080 Is 11 satisfied customet.
• - Tastes di•Irer, however, an I
what nuty please me may not pleaee
you. This is especially so with hon-
ey. Some prefer- buckwheet to any
other, whereas I would mit have It AS
O gift. If all hoeey were like a sam-
ple I tasted .1uWel 1,011±11 I would nev-
er e -ant amither drop. Yee tto doubt
:time liked it.
This year our honey has a high-
er color and moee flavor, whkh some
prefer. We kept the furnaces going
night and day during extracting ea
as to prevent it from absorbing mois-
ture and becoming thin, for we can-
not tolerate thin honey of any kind.
• Ie at any time you are not satis-
find with our honey, use it as best
' you can and call and get your money
back. You do not even need to re-
line.' the pail.
G.A. Deadman
Mamptaisayra.. k 114 1.1,IPeemay....1.0.11.....1.11
BANKING
FIFTY
YEARS
The Profit Lies
in the Finish
IT PAYS to market cattle with the
proper degree of finish. A qual-
ity product always commands a
premium and Is readily seleable at
a profitable price, If you have stock
which needs a little more time, for
finishing, and the feed Is scarce, see
the local manager of the Standard
Bank. It is a simple matter to ar-
range a loan to carry the stock until
a favorable market warrants a pro-
fitable• sale.
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STANDARD BANK
OF CANA.D.A.
BRUSSELS BRANCH—G. Id, Samis, Manager
. Mitchell practically all her life. The
Personal Paragraphs
' funeval was held on Friday after-
,
Jack "Mogan" Walker,'of Seaforth
wen, a visitor in town, on Monday.
g:t
. Archie Stewart, who is attenclin
Pharmacy. 18 bonus for the Ohrist
was holidays.
00011 f • h • 'ci s o a ,d
Cemetery.
• • • •
, Dr. Lackener and Jean Ferguson
e. of Kitcheeer, spent the week end in
";‘, Jirussels with relatives.
•:'• et. i•
: Mrs. W. H. Kerr spent a few days
last week as the guest of Mrs. Stan-
ley Wheeler, 8th line, Grey.
el- • • 4.
R. E. Bryans, of Detroit, is spend-
ing a short vacation with his father
ancl sister, in town.
• • * •
Harry Querin, of Toronto, "open
the week -end with his parents, Jos
and Mrs, Quertin
• • •
Mrs. McKelvey and daughter, Miss
Minn, left this week for Montreal,
where they %Atilt spend the VVinter.
• • 0.4,
W. H. and Mrs, Maunders have
gone to Detroit, end way spend the
Winter with tins. former's mother and
his sister and brot her.
Kitnarcline Review.Reporter
"Mrs. :I, L, Dimont gave a very de-
lightful reception, on Saturday Meet -
noon last. She was assisted by Mr°,
Andrew Lamont and Miss Maly Lr.
moot, of Brussels ; Mrs, D. Sturgeon
and Miss Rota Sturgeon, Mrs. Joho
st goon, Miss Michel Shettne, Miss
Mabel Stringer and Miss Lona Chad-
bourne, Bet vie ; Airs. F. Colwell, of
t°Rwan0dolpft Brewer, of Calgary, AI-
• •
twins, S011 of H. R. Brewer, pheto-
grapher, a former Brusselite, has
graduated froin the University of Al-
berta, atol la now a full-fledged Baeli-
elor of Science. NVe enturratolate
Randolph, and We are al tvayo pleas-
ed to hear of the success of one boys.
It is 15 years sine.. they left Brussels.
t :BLOUSED DRESSES
The blouse drees is very good for
, fall-. It must be worn under it coat
; of generous lines. '
CHIC GOWN
• A French importation las a bodiee
of white chiffon embroidered in seq-
uins and a skirt of tiered white os-
trich fringe.
se 4.
Miss Mildred Sperling, who has
been attending the Westervelt Col-
lege at 'London, taking a secretarial
counse, wrote off her exams. In Oct.
She' took honors in all subjects, also
won a medal for speed and' a prize
for :accuracy in her tests. She has
taken a posieion in the Royal Bank,
.ondon.
e•• e• .
Mrs W R Davis,f the old-
c'ot and most respected eesidents of
Mitchell and widow of W. R., Davis,
who was editor of The Mit.thell A0-
voeate for about half a century, died
last Wednesday at her home in Mit-
chell. She is survived by 11, sons and
two daughters. She had rot -tided M
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'1 '400 -..40.4a.tete.e;reeaeetre..,
way," "The Bat" ?Tumbleweed" Sir
Martin Harvey in "Only Wav
"Gold Rush," "Women of Paris,"
"Donn Q," "Dorothy Vernon," "Lit-
tle Annie Rooney," "Black Pirate,"
"Return of Peter Grimm," "The Au-
ctioneer," "The Country Beyond,"
Tom Mix in serial Western plays,
"Three Bad Men," "Music Master,"
"The Lone Wolf Returns," "The
Belle of Broadway.","
With the exception of two or three
all pictures are 1926-27 featuree.
The usual prices will prevail, with
the exception of a few pictures such
as La Boheme, the Black Piratt, the
Magician, Mare Nostrum, Bardelys,
the Magnincient anti a few ethers,
when the admission will have to be
increased slightly to help pay ft..r
these special featureHo'
v',", Hoevee, the
NEW GRAND OPENS NEXT
WEEK
' For many months the eitizene of
Brussels and surrounding townships
have had no picture show, now the
new Grand Theatre, passed by the
inepector of Theatres, and complete
es far as it is possible for the size
of the towfi, opens on Monday even -
Mg next.
r•
The new theatre has e80 opera
chairs, and as the floor slants to the
curtain an excellent view of the pie•
tuns can be seen by anyone in the
Theatre. Speeial electric fixtures
have been added and 2 motor drawn
Powers' machines, will keep a contin.
1101.1S picture before the audience.
Many Fine Features
The management has eeeured aunty
fine films to be shown hero during
the coming winter and a RA is given
of those that will be seen_ in the near
future:— "Charley's Aunt," "Every
Mother's Son," "Blarney Tin Hats,"
"The Waltz Dream," "Faust," "The
Gay Deceiver," "Upstage," "The Or-
deal," "Flaming Forest," "Tillie, the
Toiler," "The Understanding, Heart"
"Frisco Sal," Buster Keaton in "Bat-
tling Butler," "Brown of Harvard,"
"Auction Block," "Romola," "Tower
of Lies,' "Lights of Old Broad -
management can guarantee thnt
these pictures will be worth the small
increase in price.
SORN
DOOM -LAP -In Pros -gels, cn. Thursday, Nor.
1 DM to 1Ir ar,d. Airs. lieht. Douglas.
a Son. wintsm Emerson.
MARRIED
FORBIN-DEM. P14141Y.-A t the pargrin nee,
111v111, on nee. lsr, I W21..liv Rey. It 0Barn.
by, B. .40. 3.• re, wt.. eeeees, of Walt-
on. and Urn. Mary V. rteltinsey, of Hallett
IN MEMORIAM
11100A5.T..-In toting memory of our dear
mother, who wag suddenly called home,
on Dee 01,, WM
Gone home to the heavenly city an fair.
Where no sorrow or erler 1,411 voter,
14,,, alt W11% (IlliCk ; '10 tender faregyelIs,
Gott help US Nil to meet her there.
Oh 1 how we mise her, no tongue MU/ 501,
lim toying heart sn 011. 0. nnaellPh, hind :
A year 5,, 111 great,
God glye 11, grave to lore Thee more and
meet her there.
Tit FA11ir,Y.2
Auction Sale.
lemony, Deo latin,-Anetion Oslo of farm
Block, huntsmen 10, lumber, tito, at 1211.i Lot 17,
coo. 12. Grey. Jelin Hann, Prop. ; D. Al.
Peat. Ana
M014114 r, nue lilvg.--Oloartng auction sale
of farm stock, implementsetc, at 1,00 8, arrl
It,,, Morris. FL 10. Lake, Prop. ; John er-
0(0,800
NVPinginthAY, 0g(1. )b. -Scotch Phorthorns,
Pore tired (11y0et-flaleg, ,On,, nb
Not 2, Con. 10, grey t•-wogliin, '!ttle mirage!,
yen' at 1 o'clock, trh. lilialop, Prop. ; Thos.
Gundry, Auctioneer,
ninny. OWL sale ofIttime.
la farm, hay, grain, furniturti, 9(0 ,00 Loft. 28
and. 24, 11, Grey, Meg 40,4,011 Cox, Ex-
eentrbt of Isle Conrad Michel estate ; D. 15,
8cott, Ana,
'NI 04,LeAt
eirree"Mlie .4.113 7' :41•2•'S„ 3f71"4g4 i[
'I'
pening of the New
Monday, Tuesday and
ednesday Evenings
Decem er 13, 14
WITH
Haroid Lloyd in "The Treshman"
Unquestionably - one - of - the - BESt - of - Lloyd's Pictures
Friday Sat, 'rd.ay ec. 17
Douglas 'MacLean in "Never Say Die"
32
4
18
One of Mr. Mac-
Lean's best roles
Each Show has an Excellent Comedy Reel
Everything New and Up-to-date Two Motor -driven Machines
New Chairs and Screen Good Music Popular,Prices : 25c & 15c