The Brussels Post, 1927-8-3, Page 8"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST srd, 1927
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Our Album
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Girls and Boys of yeStcrday,
Pictures of Foot Ball Play-
ers, Groups at Pictures,
Sports, Sr.c.
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Local News Items •
It Pays to Advertise.
The, wedding ring that was lot
on the street last Tuesday morning.
was found and returned to the own-
er.
Improvements.
A new door is being placed on the
bridge.
Mrs. Forsyth is haring a new roof
put on her cottage, and other Im-
provements made.
Have Contract.
W. Williamson and W. C. Smith
have the contract for painting Tern-
schoni. Gr -y; Morrie Taste Hail
eehool, and a ehurch at :Joni:ton.
Work will h finieited this month,
Wingham Fair Date Changed.
Owhig feet :hat the
in !'I FaIT Pair kmH for Oc,:er
6th alvi ,..entIlcting with the
dates of 0•Iler faire the direetore
have deeiGd te held the Wltwlia tn
Fell Fiiir 071 nL11:15,!PV and Friday,
se. see e eese i' -'l Tl,le
• a r/10/1V.,1` IVOM theI t dates sent out
to the press some few weeks ago.
Passed Music Exams,
in the meek examinations in con-
neetl,)n with the London Collet if
held at Myth reeently, Mse
Mate Ritehie, Brussels, took ist class
Certificate with the Advanced Inter-
retedinte Piano Grade, and Miss Ida
Cochrane, 14th Con. Grey, 1st ela ts
Certldeate with the Intermediete
piano grade.,: Miss Mae Wilkineon is
their teacher, Congratulations ere
extended to pupils and teiteher.
Fire Losses Increase.
Fires in Ontario during June eLa',-
51) increase of 73 over June of last
year, 906 being reported to the fire ;
marshal. The loss increased from!
3056,003 to 31,357,222, The largest
loss was the McFadden saw m111, at
Nestorrille, Algoma, totaling 3311,-
000. Thr lumber fire at Pembroke
enst 3190,000. The Ontario Fire
Marshal's office is moving to Rooms
302 to 305 and 334, west wing, Par -
Bement buildings.
Married.
On May 28, 1927, J. Herbert Stret
ton, of Brussels, Ont., and Miss
Thelma Strasser, of Lucan, were
married at Teeewater Presbyterian
church by Rev, Dr. Forbes. The par-
ents of the bride attended the cere-
onym. Herbert was on the staff of
the Standard Bank of Canada, at
Lucan when he met Miss Strasser at
her home there, Miss Strasser has
written her Honor Matriculation n.
urination this ;year. Herbert with his
bricle are itt Inc hoone here and will
take charge of Stretton's Jewelry
Store, while W. F, Stretton is out
West
Act in Force Oct. 1st.
13y an Act passed at the last Lege!
islature, lighted lamps showing white
to the front and red to the rear will
be required on all horse-drawn so -
as well as bicycles, tray:ITU/nail
on the roads and highways after Oct.
1st next. The obligation was once .
made optional with =Moine] court- '
ells but the result was lack of uni-
forrnity and the cry was made that
it was the duty of parliament to pass
a general law for the whole province.
Now that it has been done, we vole
titre to predict that when A becomes
general the nubile would not go bank
to the rieks, of the old way,
• Open New Postoffices.
Two new postoffices were opened
Aug. 1, Cote Siding in the Coehraoe
dietriet and Fountain Falls in Cabala
dietrict. The name of Bradley post -
office le changed to Sonp,is.
Newfoundland Display.
A display from Newfoundlanti wlli
be shown at the Canadian National
Exhibition this year for the first -Lim,.
!a its history. thi, nature of the ex-
hibit hes not been definitely :t1 .1
but exhildtl.en offielale are vonfitleet
filet it will 'trove or great interest to
the many theu.ande of 'visitors who
attend the fair.
Sandy McKay Drops Dead at London
The. London Free Ness on
day reports the sudden death of
Santis- MeKai.i, i iltut ntnfl, iflI a
a former re:et-lent of Brussels, b.,ing
connectw!th RoFS' Flour mill for
many ykar.:. He later resided in
8.-,r:itforl in 101 when he was en-
gineer et the Whit., Peeking Co. Th,
report wee— Alexander McKay.
years of age and latterly a resident
of
11,1 1' Ont., dropped Gad
laet ...venire: in Queenle Park is
watched 11 amine of soft hall. 'Katt
dieease nias '1)V 11 as the cause ef
death hy Coroner Dr. J. Cameron
Wileon, who was called on the case.
There will be no inquest, Mr. Mc-
Kay formerly made bit home in this
city, following the trade of a plaster-
er. A shot time ago, however, he
removed to Harrington to live, al-.
though he retained his business in
this city. On Sunday he visited his
home, returningto London yester-
day mornmg. Last evening, vehlle
at the soft ball game in Queen's Park
he was seen to collapse. Dr. A. S.
Demean was veiled, pronouncing life
widow and several ftothers and sic-
ters. No funeral arrangements have
yet been made,
Towne—Lavis Wedding.
A very pretty wedding took place
at the home of Mrs. George Levis
at Winton, when her daughter, Ross
M., beeame the bride of Mr. Percival
C. Towne, of Toronto. The Cere-
mony was conducted by Rev, C. J,
Moorehouse, of the Ontario Street
United Church. The wedding music
was played by Miss Emma Leyte,
sister of the bride, and during the
signing of the register Dr, Thomp-
son sang. The house was beautifully
decorated with pink and white peon-
ies and ferns. The bride, who was
given in marriage by her brother,
Mr. 3. B. Lavie, wore a pretty gown
of French beige crepe, with hat
and shoes to match. She carried a
shower bouquet of Ophelia roses and
maidenhair fern. She was attended
by her little niece, Miss Helm Lavis
as flower girl. After the ceremony
a buffet luncheon was served, Later
Mr. and Mrs. Towne left en a meter
trip, the bride travelling in a smart
dre:s of sand crepe, blue and sand
kasha coat and a beige fox fur, the;
gift of the bridegroom. Out of town
guests at the wedding were; Mr, Karl .
Wilken, Windsor; Miss E, J. Sparks,
Seaforth; Mr. and Mies Fred Keeler,
Ingersoll; Mrs, Keeler and Mrs. Win -1
tars, Woodstock; MiserEthel and
Florence Beattie, Seaforth; Mr,
George 3, Towns.. and son, Wroxoter;
and Mr, 5, Carter and Miss Myrtle,
Brueselli. On their return from their
honeymoon trip Mr. and Mrs, Towne.
will make their home at the Marriott
Apartments, Toronto.
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PLUSH Robe, color yellow and black
i.".•• Victoria Pork
at Mass trr.oting service Sunday
evemeg. pio‘tee leave at
Public lainetry, 7-1
HOUSE and Lot for Sale — Good
frame hous., anti nalf acre of 1111111
on For paid:11-
10apply to Mrs. Mary Sperling,
Bruseele. 7-tf.
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BOARDERS or Roomers wanted.
Applt Poet.
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' FOR SALE—A span of good large
31u1e colts, rising 3 years old, and
ready to break. Apply'10Robert
Patterson, Lot 37, Con, 2, East
Wawanosh; /thong 18-16, Blyth.0-2
MAID WANTED — Apply to Mrs.
Donald Clark, 840 Ottkiwa Street,
Hemilton; or Mrs. W. 31. Sinclair,
Brussels, Phone 71.
HAY for sale in the field.. Apply to
Milton Huffman, Phone 47-5. dtf
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE:—
Comfortable frame house in good
repair, good cellar, hard and soft
water. For further particulars ap-
ply to George Me:di:Ian, Brussele
1-4.
Minor Locals.
August.
Fall FC7.,. 1.100n here again.
Seheol days are draw -nig near once
more.
New potatoes and green peas make
the bill of Tare very appetizing.
Many chi:feint were at Goderish
and Mount For,.t to the Old Boys'
Reunions.
The poppies and hollyhocks are
making a great showing in the
Power gardens.
Wm, Clouse is holding an auction
sale of household effects on Saturday
afternoon. Full list in Post,
Died in The West.
The Weekly Province, published at
Innisfail, Alta., on July 21st, refers
to the death of Mrs. I -I, T. Gray, and
it daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Witham
Petrie ,former residents of Brussels
and Grey Township.:—On Saturday
last Margaret E. Gray, wife of Har-
old T. Gray, .of Lethbridge, passed
away after a brief illness following
an operation for chronic appendicitis.
Mrs. Gray, who is better known to
her Innistail friends as Margaret
Ferrite. wars tilg daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Perrie and was born at
Crarilbrook, Ontario, and came west
with her parents, who settled in In,
nisfail, some years ago. Mrs. Gray
taught for several years in the Dinh,
fail school and also in Olde High
School. She attended .Alberta Uni-
versity in 1922 and 1923, and was
married July 22, 1925, to Harold E.
Gray, assistant Dominion Entomo-
logist for the Province of Alberta,
located at Lethbridge, where they
have since lived. She leaves to
mourn her loss a loving husband and
baby son. Her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Penile, of Innisfail, two
brothers, Leslie of Edmonton, and
Davidof Knee Hill Valley. The sin.
eerest sympathy of the whole com-
munity goes out to the sorrowing re-
latives. The funeral was held on
Tuesday from the Union Church,
Rev. Heston conducting the services
to Innisfail cemetery. The pall-
bearers were: Messrs. W. C, A. Watt,
fite. A. Laird, R. S. McMahen, John
Nichol, Norman McLeod and A, In-
gles of Red Deer, Among the floral
tributes wore offering from husband
and Ferric Family, A. Ingle.% Red
Deer; Rev, A. A. and Mrs. Lytle, Cal-
gary; Mr, and Mrs. A, E. Wilson;
Mr aand Mrs. R. B. Johnson; Mr.
John Torrance; Mr. and Mrs. Brown -
he, and Laura; Miss F,velyn Green;
First United Churcb; Staff of Experi-
mental lam; Mr, Frank Barnes; ,
Mr. and Mrs, °lender and farnilyi
Andrew and Ruth Watson; Mr, and
Melville Church
The next tNvo Sabbaths, 111V. W011-
,1(0, cd -1,10n1011, will V011(10)1, 11t' inn,
OPP/. in Melville Church, during the
tr,ettep or the pastor on 51(11(1 30).
Ltw Sabi ath morning, in :Melville
(lunch, the pastor, Rev F. 0. Fon'.
itt'1(11111 a.Itis
1lllu'Ctl "The Fttl 1313'
of indiff-IPM`e." Ilte text being Obad-
iah, verse II, "In the day that thou
stotliest on 1 hp other side, in the day
th.tt Ili' strangers (nulled away
captive hie 11111', and
fet ed into ltiq gni P9 'and retPt Inf. nr.
Jot usalem, even thou Wag 1 005 of
them.' When Jet tutaletn was besieg-
ed, the F,,lotnitps did nothing to help
their blood relations in the city, al-
though they pOSRP.g.1,t1 115 n05.01. in
turn the title of bottle in favor of
Judah. Their indifferettee
down the wrath of Obadiah. At this
time, the whole worship of Cod w.7.a at
stake, n,.1 yet 161(01' was loci' ff4rpn
In times when great moral issues me
at stake, Christ abhor. ind ifereitop,
To -day, NVP have this same tiro hi am In
11111' churches : the problems of the
PTI 1. Each has n part to play,
and thv impoi rani thilig is that each
sh, uld play his or her part and not
stand mule in ind,fference, To -day,
there is a great battle going on he-
t weer) right and WIT'11,,0'. Tr We 1)P.
lieve in Clod, is ,it indifferent,
then WP SII0111(1 each do our pert to
being in 111P kingdom of God. At the
evening aprei es. the pastor's t sx t was
1
6 , 87, ''Aol Ftp SII no
10011 to follow Hint save Pete: aril
James anti John." Ohri.t had been
called to the hruee of Janus, and
though others saw no hope, HP rnif.nni
the danghter ; o life. LPSPPI1S to be
(1) tlhcist determined to
art on His !Mil convictirns ; PVPII
(11-t th could not tern Him aside from
His purpose. (2) Christ shut nut
those who were not in 9vinpathy with
Him an cl did not believe on Hirti. (R)
When we go to p51 form some wort hy
deed, there is a coniVrt between our
11i1411P1' mid lower natures. (4) The
honae of mourning cyte turned 10 the
liousp jot, bv the preserves of °Mist,
.5) (11,, 151 has still this PATIIP power
to transform ('(11' 11111155 to homes of
irdrolness. Sabbath morning, Mr.
Sullivan sang ' 0 Man of Sorrows,"
and at the evenintr ger vire, Mollie
Halle otvtie sang "Orie Sweetly Sol-
emn Thought,"
Mrs. H. L. SennlOnS; Mr. and Mrs.
W, MeCaffery; Miss Joan Mc-
Kenzie; Margaret and Della McKee;
Ernest Tinkharn; Mr. and Mrs. - H.
Bruce; Mr. and Mrs, J. B, Grey, and
Verna; Mr. and Mrs, Fred Botford,
of Lethbridge; Mr .and Mrs. Mac
Key; Mr. M. L. Main; Mr. H. Han-
sen; Mr, and Mrs, T. Atherton and
family, Calgary; Miss Kate Carsweb;
Valeria Chisholm of Alderside; Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. A. Laird; Mr, C. il.
Clark; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. A. Watt;
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McMahen and
family; Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Werner;St.
St. Andrew s Freda te nen ,iurch
and Sunday School; Coronatien Re-
bekah Lodge, of lnnisfall, - M. R.
D. Sheffield was in charge of tee
funeral arrangements,
Obituary.
The Kincardine Review -Reporter,
refers to the death of a cousin of
Mrs. W. H. Kerr:—Kincardine friends
were verysorry to learn of the death
of Mrs, m. Brown, aged 87 years,
which occurred at the home of her
daughter, Mrs, Fred Schwalm, De-
troit, on Thursday, June 30th. De-
ceased was one of the pioneers of
Kincardine Township. She was born
in Glasgow, sentland, and was the
daughter of the late George Welch
and Miss Ferguson Kay, 'When the
family came to Canada Mr. Welsh set
tied in Ayr where he remained for
13 years.. In 1853 they moved to '
lot 37, Durham Roatd, wherfe de-
ceased lived until her marriage to •
the . late William Brown.
The newly wedded couple took nn
their home at Lot 31 on the Durham
Road, where they resided until they
came to Kinardine about 26 years
ago, and where Mr. Brown passed a-
way. Mrs. Brown was a woman
who bore the hardships of pioneer
life and in her days was known for
her kindlines of heart and ever
ready assistance to those who neededhelp, help, The Brown home was noted
for iU hospitality, She was a mem-
ber of Bervie Presbyterian Church
until she came to Kincardine, when
she became. connected with Knox
Presbyterian church. She was a
woman of strong religious convict-
ions. The following family is loft
to mourn her loss; Robert 3,, ,and
Thomas W., Bervie; Mrs. Jas, -Chea-
ter, Rivers, Man,; Mrs. 3. Clark, Mrs.
Wm. Farrell, Mrs, Fred Schwalm,
Mrs. awes Atkinson, Detroit; Mrs.
Kat Specialist Here
Why use poisonous drugs, when
nature in her wisdom and be teficence
has provided in her greatt vegetable
laboratories the fields and wrests a
cure for the ills of man. Mi. Murfin
the noted herbalist, will 'oe at the
Queens Hotel, Brussels, Tuesday,
August 9th, one day only and will
• give free consultation to all who are
suffering from disease. There are
thousands of herbs winch are used
for their special diseases of the body
Mr. Mullin is an expert in nabs with
itif e experience and will tell you what
you need fur your trouble. No mat-
: ter what your trouble is or how long
standing; it is. Nature has provided
• a herb for it. Call and see Mr. Mar -
fin, it will be worth your while. He
will be giving a HERB DOCTOR
BOOK FREE to all who take herb
treatments,
Maguire, Irma, Alta. To thee,. the
•eympathy of a large circle of friends
et. extended,a he remains '(('''11broug:ht from Detroit for interment
in Kincardine cemetery, the funera1!
taking place from the residence of
Miss 1,6. Welsh, Huron Terrance St.
south side on Monday afternoon.
Miss Welsh is a sister. Mrs. Mary
Brown and Mrs.. Agnes Hosie, Buf-
falo, also are sisters. The services
at the house and grave were conduct-
ed by Rev. T. D. McCullough and
Rev. Dr. Conners, of Beryls. The
pallbearers were Messrs. George
Clark, John Campbell, John Kirk,
J. Geddes, J. Bushell, Wm, Peters.
Alexander and Mrs. John
Sturgeon sang "The Lord Shall Wine
Away All Tears." Among those
present from a distance to attend the
funeral were, Mr, Roy Brown, Buf-
falo; Mr, and Mrs, Harry Brown,
Mrs. J. Bowers and Mr. and Mrs,
Sonnerman, Detroit.
These passed away at her home on
Cott, 4, Culross, Mrs. Robert f-itaitles,
in het 7711, year, widow of the late
Robert Geddes. She was horn in
Strat 101 (1 and her tuaiden name 1511
Sarah Parker,
Personal Paragraphs
Ex• Wm den Alt. 1 Wilt of Hayfield,
Was in town, 00 Tuesday last
Mos, ThOS. wn, nI (+Tat rot il,
spent the week -end with
r`J1litaild Mrs, Goddard itt Bright,
spent Tuesday with Miss 13t uce,
Turnberry street.
Thos. 5110 Mrs. Al mstrong, of Tor-
onto, were vii tots in town for a short
time, last week,
air. and Mrs. Quarringtott, and son,
Earl, of Toronto, were recent visitors
with Mrs. Ed. Bryans,
0POrge 1.31.10110.110.11 is able to be out
again at eV being confined to the
house for font ot live days.
AtiSS Dottie Ross, B. A., t.f Toronto,
was 110111P f011 t110 weekend with her
parents, D. O. and mrs. Roes,
Gifford Swartnian, of Lite Forestry
Air Force, was a guest 'el D. 0. and
Mrs. Ross over the week.end.
Joe and Mrs. Wilton retire:led fritn
their wedding trip, on Tuesday. Mr.,
Wilton will be at home after Sept,
1st.
Mr, and Mrs, Greenwood, of Mit-
chell, and Mr, and Mrs. Scott, of
Ganton, were vistl fits, last week,
with S. and Mrs, Walker,
Arthur and Mrs. Sainsbury, of Tor.
non, spent monthly withr D. 0. ROW ,
and family and enjoyed a day's golf. I
ing at the Seaforth comae.
Bob, Downing left oti Tuesday,
on his return trip to hie home in Med- r
see him hack to the old town.
Mine Hat, Old friends were glad to
IL and Mise Laura Leathertiale left
last week for Toronto, prior to re-
turning to their home in Winnipeg,
We wish them a pleasant and safe
joti ney.
Mrs. (Dr,) 0avenagh and Miss Tr.
ene Cavanagh, of Owen Sound, were
visitors in town, They have been on
a motor tripon the Blue Water high-
way to Sarnia,
Guests at the home of 0. C. and
Mrs. Ross and R. ,7, and Mrs. Ma-
Lauchlin during the Re,Union 2-
('.1(1(1(111 :—Dr, Vernon Rost nna 13.
8, and Mra, Scott, London ; Dr, Geo,
0, and Mrs. Ross, Wingintm ; Mrs,
Harry Horton Galt Mis, Christina
McBean, Detroit ; Miss Bertha Nep-,
hew, Kincardine ; W, T, and Mrs.
1toes, Oheeley Cleo, and Mrs. Weller
and 13obble, Essex ; Rolot, and Mrs.
Wroxeter; Wm, Barker, Mrs,
Wilson Turner, and Misses Margaret,
Belle, Sarah end Eel i tit Me Lau ehli n,
Toronto ; APIC111 and AIPS. Sehinhein,
and John and mre, Sehinhein, Listo-
wel ; mise Aileen Buck, Saskatoon
Mrs, John Attlee, Helmer, Alto, ; 3:
W. Ames and Mrs, 11 Maguire, Btheli
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Banishes that tired
feeling so prevalent
in Summer and tones
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An excellent
General Tonic.
Price $1.00 bottle Get it at
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Store
B. ALLEN
Druggist and Sraioner Successor tel James Fox
T110111118 1111C1 MIT. Sit i els of De ti nit
Mich., have been visiting Mrs. Par-
risitiii;sr1210"."-BmIsS:',IrriLtresetv.ille and childt en,
of Acton, visited with James
bit s. Arrnsttong for the 13 e -Union.
tris Olga meKny, of -;redieine Hat,
and Mise Gladys Rose, of Klocarefit1P,
1101' with their aunt, Atrs.
E. Smith
LOOKWOOD.—In Brnopels, on Monday, A ug.
lot, BEM to Air. and Afro. Ohs rleo Look.
wood, a daughter (Margaret 7.111)1/111 )
Auction Sale.
8:1111110AY, AUGUST il,ro —Auction sale of
lisusitisilt effects, oarpeater s took, ete, on
Queen street, Brine:elm, at 1 811 o'clock, obarp.
Wm, Prop 1 0111 Scott, Ano.
WnllnICSDAY, A 00555 10'i ostlon sale of
Ohnice hogs, at Lot HO, Con. 5, hieffilloP:
es North of Seaforth nilule West of win
tarots, at 2 o'cloett ohs rp. . W. Doi:nage,
Prop. ; G. El. Elliott, Ant.
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callIOTTON lOTRASEIE. — A t Teeon filer
Preohyterian Chnreh, on Nay 28ih.
by Rev, Dr. Forbes, Theban, danghter of
hl r. and Slr, SIrarier, iAllin111, to J. Her-
bert Stretton, of Bru.elo, Ont.
Farm for Sale
A very desirable stool: farm of 150 acres, 14
mile from 050551 13 ood building:: and.
(it:inn:etas, nosy terms to snit purchaser.
For further partionlarm apply to
A . 51, 111 Al 'DONALD ,
Brussels.
For Sale by Tender
'115 Trustees of the United Church. Blue.
1100. are offering for sole 1,y fender the hleth.
odist Oh arch and sent,. Trude.: for the seats
orale will be considered,
'ie tenders will be opened on Monday,
August Silt, 11)7 The highest or any tender
not nem:verily accented
0.2 A, msetzwEN,
Box. 5 Blueva le, Ont.
heatr
Last Time Wednesday To -Night
The Famous Play in Picture Form
"FA
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T 99
Friday& Saturday, Aug. 5 & 6
A Double Show
"The onkey Talks"
and
hen Husbands flirt"
Also a Good Comedy
Tuesday & Wed'y, Aug. 9 10
Greta Garbo
and in Th
Antonio Moreno
Temptress
Friday & Saturday, Aug.12& 13
"The Son of the Sheik"