The Brussels Post, 1928-12-19, Page 8WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19th, 1928.
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111HE CHRISTMAS SEASON affords our
d customers an opportunity to see and inspect
the large variety and quality of merchandise we
carry suitable for Gifts at this season. You will
find here things which you might expect to find
only in the larger centres.
Some of the
KODAKS
• SNAPS SHOT ALBUMS
�d
LEATHER HAND BAGS
and SHOPPING BAGS
LEATHER NOVELTIES SUCH
as KEY RETAINERS
BILL FOLDS
• SHOPPING LISTS
• COAT HANGERS &c.
4o GIFT CASES OF
TOILET PREPARATIONS
These are becoming more
popular every year, and there
are some beautiful combina-
tion packages this time.
LIMOGES CHINA
FANCY CHINA
PERFUMES
WORK BASKETS
FLASH LIGHTS
TOILET PIECES IN
PEARL, AMBER, IVORY
TORTOISE SHELL
and EBONY
many Lines are
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
HOLLY BOXES
CHRISTMAS CARDS
CHRISTMAS TAGS
AND SEALS
WHITE & COLORED TISSUE
PAPER
RIBBOZENE & TINSEL
CORD
BOXED STATIONERY
CORRESPONDENCE CARDS
FOUNTAN PEN & PENCIL
SETTS
MUSIC CASES
MOUTH ORGANS
SERVING TRAYS
FRESH CHRISTMAS BOXES
OF CHOCOLATES
DUTCH SILVER CANDLE—
STICKS AND OTHER PIECES
FANCY COLORED CANDLES
NEW BOOKS
REPRINTS
BIBLES & HYMN BOOKS
For the Children
Boys' Books, Girls' hooks, Annuals—Chatterbox,
Chums, Girls' Own Annual, Boys' Own Annual,
Picture Books, Blocks, Games, Toys, Dolls, Doll Car-
riages, Kiddie Kars, and numerous other lines.
F. R. SMITH
Brussels United Church
REV. A. W, BARKER. 8. D.
MINISTER
Sunday, Dec. 23rd
Christmas Services
11 a.m,—Public Worship.
Subject : "The Lamps of Gold"
Duet—"Hark, Hark, My Soul," Nevin
Sok—"The Gift'
Clunr—"O, Little Town of Bethlehem"
—Wilson
3 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
7 p.m.—Public Worship.
Theme : "The Pilgrim's Star"
Choir—"Ilii Song and The Star'
i —Gabriel
11 "From Lands Afar"—Holton
Male Voices,
LOST Between Wingham and Ethel,
on Sunday, one tire chain, new,
oeWll finder please notify Geo.
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IA STRAYED From the Undersigned,
2 colt:, one sorrel and bay. Any
information thankfully received.
Baxter Stevenson, Phone 42-26.
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Local News Items
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Will Held Dance, Not So Good This year.
A Dane•.. will he held in the Tewa When Tax Collector McDowell de a
Hall on Friday evening, Dec, 28th. closed his hook: on Friday evening poultry man n of Brussels, made
11•ist he found that nearly 8700 was big sweep of prizes at the Winter
Brussels Nominations. , st'ii unpaid as compared with some 1.(,r at Guelph last week, and if he
�. nr ripal noai..ation- ::r, , ri will la won one third prize he would
dutt'(1 for Monday evening., } ] ] 1
ANYONE Requiring a butcher for
pigs or cattle, phone 25-13 Sylv-
ester Osborne. 27-1.
10 Pure Bred Yorkshire Pigs for
sale, 5 weeks old, W. J. Grant,
Phone 226. 27-1
HOUSE FOR SALE—House and lot
on Turnberry street. Apply to
Miss Mary Davidson, Box 38
Brussels, P.O., or on the premises.
27-tt.
STRAW WANTED in exchange for
Honey or part pay for. Endless
Chain pully, just the thing to pull
up your auto for repairs or to
save the tires. Gasoline engine
1?z h.p., guaranteed satisfactory.
G. A. Deadman. 27-2
10 Head of Durhama rising two years
old, good quality, also 7 spring
calves, for sale. Jas. Cummings,
R. R. 3, Brussels. Phone 4923 or
2626.
Real Winter.
The snow -man is keeping up the
good work and a regular Western
snow storm is on the program today
(Wednesday) .
Look Out For Fake Canvassers,
Fake canvassers for newspapers,
magazines and periodicals are oper-
ating in different parts of the coun-
try and one has been arrested in
Oshawa. People should be careful
when dealing with entire stranger's
especially when they are selling
magazines or securities.
Made a Sweep at Guelph.
Walter Rose, the well-known
it, I '110 est yeur. ant extra 5 ; his
t: 016 a ar c ec to t lose ill lineal}.
81st. :1s to candidates for nett I
have
taken 1111 the pl'rZe0 lit n
:.i,. He made three entries in
year'.; council there is much doubt. A Western Blizzard? ch c i r ; and won 10 firsts, 10
I,• .1fte•r an all -day rain on Mandag q.conds and a thirds with his single
Installing Two More Pumps. ,',thee changed and the snow- c•wnbe w•]tite I ,•;.]lams bred -to -lay.
Chas, Polar r installing two more I Hann ,stinted in agan after a lay off, In the egg class he won 5 firsts, .d
Mill
pumps at his gasoline
statlorn and on Tu,r; rl,5 wurnin n ;r• makin s.„bad:- and 1 third. Mr, Rose t
and ,t i'oilnr, and w.,1 alio h,,ry good job of it. Roads were preparing, for a big season next
sell the Shell production. I get :o teal that in another day Spring,
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Christmas Holidays, yr so it would have stopped the Christmas Warnin
The public awl continuation 1 hri toss buyer from motoring into g•
school will (dose fru. the Christmas I town, with the mild trcuthe. A warning is issued by the Cana -
holidays on Friday of this week, ' Come and see BigSanta Claus Particle di1111 Fire Underwriters' Association
Der. 2lst, and will re -open for the to all who have to do with Christ -
new term on Thursday, January
2rd. Next Saturday afternoon, D'c. Inas decorations, the advice being
2as
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2nd, Sardis will pay a visit to follows: Displays of draperies, seen_
Held Dance. j Brussels and a parade will start from cry, artical snow and sueih decora.
The dance held at the Town Hall • the Public School at 2.30 headed by tions, and the lighting arrange -
last Friday evening was not a very the Mount Forest Pipe Band, and menta in connection -therewith, add
successful one and a small crowd - when the Main street is reached, very considerably to the ordinary
was present, but some of the knots 1 there will be a big Christmas tree, risks of fire. Should en accident of
in the floor was kicked off, so it' decorated with colored lights, and the kind occur in a crowded store or
is reported. The Towne Orchestra 1 Santa will distribute gifts to the meeting the rapid spread of fire in
from Wroxeter supplied the music. ; children in Brussels, Grey and such inflammable materials would
' Morris, All the pupils both in town be almost certain to occasion a panic
Travel Talk. and rural sections are asked to be with risks to life and limb. See that
On Thursday evening, Dec. 27th, at the school at 1 o'clock. With inflammable material is clear of and
Miss Mabel Zimmer, a former Brus- the very special holiday displays in not hung over heating and lighting
sel4te, will give an illustrated travel the stores and windows it will be devices. See that your electric cir-
talk, in the Town Hall, under the worth while to come miles to see cults are properly fused and not ov-
auspices of Group 3 of the Ladies and shop in Brlssels. The stores are erloaded by the addition of tempor-
Aid of the United Church. 87 views now open every-ggvoning from now ary lights.
will be shown during the course of ' ,until Christmas, and tree will be Minor Locals.
the talk. Ilit up Wednesday evening.
The last "awful week.
Annual Christmas Concert I A Real Attraction for Christmas. Christmas will soon be here.
The Little Stars Mission Band of 1 Practically the same combination Out with the snow shovels again.
Melville Church is giving its Annual , that gave the motion picture world Which do you prefer --rain or
Christmas Concert in the Lecture ! "It” was broupiht together again to snow?
Room of the Church on Thursday ' make the new romantic -comedy "Red Have you got your Christmas
evening December 20th at 8 O'clock, I Flair," with Clara Bow as the star, tree yet?
An excellent program has poen ; Red Hair," which show at the Council closed up its business on
arranged composed of pleasing num- the Grand Theatre next Monday and Saturday.
hers by the younger members, and Tuesday (Christmas Day) is taken Come to Brussels on Saturday
a Pagacnt entitled, "To A11 People," from the book by Elinor Glyn, the for the Christmas tree.
by the older members. A silver of - author of. "It." The adaptation of From the rattle of the coal shutes
fering will he taken, the story for the screen was made business in that ]hie must be revived.
by Percy Health and Lloyd Cor- 4 Merry Christmas to our Readers.
Special Prayers and Sermons Will Ligan, the latter being responsible Municipal elections will be next
Be Given for the script of "It," 111111 the con- on the program.
In accordance with a decision tenuity is credited to Agnes Leahy. Ontario's proposed 5 cents per
reached at the: triennial meeting of Clarence Badger, who clireeed "It" gallon tax on gasoline does not ap-
General Council in Winnipeg last 41110 who is known as one of Para- ply to fuel for airplanes. Owners of
fall, on Sunday, December 22, the mount's ace directors, was behind other gas consumers Which do not
Sabbath day immediately preceding the camera while "Red Hair" was 11011 the roads such as farm tractors,
Christmas, is to be observed in all being filmed. Clara Bow is a muni- motorboats, stationery engines, are
United Churches a Good Will Sun -cunt in her latest picture, "Red also entitled to rebates.
day, according to announcement. Hair," and she manages to carry on For quality and quantity that
Details of the arrangements for three flirtations simultaneously, Here Family Herald and Weekly Star,
]narking the occasion have not she depicts the latest methods of Montreal, is the prudent farmer's
yet been finally arranged, but "gold-diggers" with all the charm first choice. At $1 a year or throe
special prayers and sermons dealing , and personality possible. The happy years for $2 it is a marvel of value,
with peace and good will among , ending proves the "digging" process and all members of the family get
men and between nations will . be, needy t hamper - an artist when she a wealth of reading of marvelous
lectures of the services, i meets something worthwhile; interest.
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Coming To The Grand. Rush Has Started
December The Christmas rush haas started
> 1 -09 --Kit Carson, at the Post Office, Mail your
24-25—Clara Bow in "Red Hair". , parcels early.
28-29—"The Dove"
31.Jan 1 — ".Something Always Rural School Meetings.
Happens" I The annual Rural School meeting:a
to elect Trustees is held on Wed.
nesday, Dec. 26th. This meeting i;
called by Statute. i
Mother Passes Away.
The auction sale season got away MIs. McGuire is in Wingtham at -
in good time this year. tending the funeral of her mother, 1
There's a nip in the air these Mrs.
ripe oldnkin, age. who
oreapatic awayatat a
will
morning.
The 6th of December was the be given next week,
13th anniversary of the organize- 1 A New Stamp.
tion of the 161st battalion. Anew ten -cent postage Orange Grand Lodge of On- tp ge stamp has
tario West will meet in Windsor on ! been issued, and is already in use.
the second Wednesday in March, i The stamp is oblong', of the sane
1929. Sessions will be held in the 1 size as the larger stamps of the
Confederation issue. It is in green
coloring and bears an engraving of
the well-known painting. "The Ice
Crowned Monarch of the Rockies,"
by the Canadian painter, Frederick
M. Bellsntith.
Christmas Entertainment.
On Tuesday evening 13th irtst,
the annual Sunday School Christ
Minor Locals.
The last month of 1928.
Only 4 Shopping days left.
Stores are open each evening.
Masonic Temple.
Passed Away 1n Toronto.
After suffering from a stroke for
the last two years, Mrs. William
Ainlay passed away Saturday morn-
ing last at her hone 51 Margueretta
Street, Toronto. Deceased was
born in Haysville 76 years ago
being a daughter of the late Jame. 'Inas program was presented at the
Laird. When a young girl the family I
moved to Brussels, and on Dec. 1 United Church. The little tots were
12th, 1875, Cytnanthia Jane Laird : delightful, wth their lisping of songs
was united in marriage to William I ttnd recitations and their entire lack
Anilay, who died 6 years ago, The i of self consciousness. The eontribu-
fanmily resided in Brussels until 23 1 tions of the Intermediate grades
years ago when they moved to i were also good and showed great
Toronto. Deceased is survived by promise of still better later on. Am -
her two sons, William L., of Niagara ' ong the senior numbers were, a Men's
Falls, and Roy V., of Toronto, who 1 Chorus, and a play by the girls of
has cared for his mother through all 1 Mrs. Rose's class. This was an ex -
her sickness. The late Mrs. Ainley , ceptionally fine bit of amaturo act -
is also survived by her step -mother, 1 ing. An impressive pantomime by
Mrs. James Laird in Detroit, and 7 I the young ladies of Mrs. Parker's
brothers, S. W. Laird in Lacombe, elass brought this part of the pro -
Alta., J. A., of Desbarats, Algoma; 1 grammeto a fitting class. Thn
S. H. James, J. W., and Harry all canthe presentation of prizes by
of Detroit, and Hilton in St. 1is the Chairman, Rev. A. W. Barker.
Thomas; and three sisters, Mrs. I These Included awards to the S.S.
Constable, London; bIrs, llcldoo, ,,'•lass memorizing the largest number
Detroit; and Mrs. Calder of Beaver - 10f of Scripture verses during the year;
ton. A service was held at the . prizes to the three S. S. scholars
home in Toronto on Sunday even- attending' the greatest number of
ing, and was conducted by Rev, ll, ,.Sunday morning services; three. to
Hanna, an old Morris Township, ; the most faithful S. S. attendance,
boy, and the body was brought to , and three to the individuals memo -
Brussels on Monday for burial. ;A rizing the greatest number of Bible
Service cis held in Melville Church i verses. Santa Claus tumbled in at
and
was this ,point and made all the boys and
and the servile wan ro::ciurtll heb. ' 1There was a Christman
Rev. Mr. Fowler, panto' of the. .girls happy.
church. Interment w•as Mildr in the 1 trey dreorated Wit, ,t contributions sn y
family plot in L'rusrel:• cenu';,,l,y.,•members el the school, to
The pallbearers were: A.C. Pneker, to meetly children in Hamilton, the
L. 1'rkmic:r, J. Wilton, N. F. Gerry, senior classes contributing money.
y,
J. Olver and K. Ferguson. Among The children were encouraged
the relatives who attended the 1 endorse notes with their gifts, thus
w; ere her two son; sad 5. ' adding a personal touch. The crow0
1-1. Jl - was an unusirlly large one and very
DDe ItJ. W. and , Jan Laird tell of nnprvcintive. Those in chiirge of
two daughters,, and rbsJrnet Amisy and Oie program are to be commended
Mr and,( ofMHearns and on its successful performance.
Mrs. Copland, all of Harristoi. file
family feel very grateful to Dr.
Wm. Graham. now of 'Toronto, and
a former well known doctor in
Brussels for his many culls on their
mother, during Iter long illness.
The bereaved have the symapthy of
a large circle of friends in Brussel,.
Built on the confidence of rte
subscribers, the Fancily Herald and
Weekly Star, Montreal, stands su-
preme today among farm papers,
while its Magazine Section is easilp
at the head of the list.
Allen's Drug Store
As Christmas is now not far off we would suggest
the following in helping to solve your Christmas Gifts:
"The Warwick"
Gift worth while. Each
gift daintily boxed for pre-
sentation. Booklets are
now being mailed.
Bay Bream Toiletries
We have a complete line of
these Toiletries, boxed in
Christmas Packages.
See the Yardley
Old English Lavender Gift
Line. Excellent gifts may
be secured from these,
fancy China
New designs are now in
stock. Many beautiful pat-
terns to choose from.
Complete Zine Christmas Booklets, Cards, Seals, Tags, &c.
Alien's Drug Store
Exclusive Agent for NyaI and Penslar Remedies
Druggist and Stationer
Successor to James Fox
Holiday Hours at P.O.
The usual holiday hours will be
observed at the Post Office on
Christmas day.
Season's Warning.
In a seasonable letter, the Cana-
dian Fire Underwriters' Association
remind the town authorities that with
the cormtencement of cold weather,
lack of attention to fire extinguish-
ing apparatus night result in great
and unnecessary loss, should fire oc-
cur under such circumstances. It is
urged that proper precautions be
taken to have all fire fighting ap-
pliances in order, with special regard
to fire hydrants to prevent their
freezing and to have them always
accessible to the firemen.
"Kit Carson" at Grand This Week.
Forty years of thrills condensed
into loss than two hours of enter-
tainment!" It sounds intposible, but
Fred Thomson has done it in 11]s new
Paramount picture, "Kit Car: on,"
which opens Friday evening at the
Grand 'theatre. Carson engaged in
so many Indian fights, (lid so many
seemingly impossible feats, traveled
so far in hostile territory, that many
modern historians have described
hint an incrediable. The wildest im-
aginings of. a scenario writer could
not improve upon the story of the
facts, Mr. Thomson selected them
and arranged them into a swiftly
moving drama of the west that will
stand out for some time as one of
'the big achievements of his career
as a star. Some of the scutes of
the picture were mode on the actual
locale of some of Carson's thrilling
exploits. All the Indians in the film
were familiar with his name and the
older ones remembered him as an
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Indian agent in his later years. One
of the charming romances of the
famous scout's career—his courtship
and marriage to a beautiful Spanish
girl—is threaded into the story. The
girl's role is portrayed by Nora
Lane, who created something of a
sensation in "Jesse James" and "The
Pioneer Scout." William Courtright,
veteran of 'the stage and screen,
furnishes many of the laughs in camp
and on the trail' which relieve the
tender moments of the story. It is a
sweeping drama on a spectacular
background of mountain country, It
is a real western, but a western with
a poignant human story about a
man, who was as much of a national
hero in his time as Lindbergh is in
ours.
DID
AINLAY.—In Toronto, on Snturdny, Deoom-
bar 16th, 1528, (ty Iannthtn ,inns Laird, wife
of the late William Ainley, aged iii years
and 6 ninths.
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I80UN0111 –lis w•„setrr, on December
113111, la a. Milton hidinnti,on, aged 84 years,
HIIPMIBR In "atilt Ste llnrle, Mich on
Pre. 1011,, 1018, Ada Paulin, wife of John
Hupfer, former residents of Wroxeter.
Ethel Delco Lighting
System for Sale
1150 Watts 1 110 Volta. Almost now, with
poles, wire and all equipment Inc farther
parlicnlars sooty to nR. A. 18. MOIDIASTRR,
Secretary Village Trtp.lee Board, Ethel.
Teacher Wanted
Teacher wanted for 0.11,5, No, One, Turn -
berry. 2n0 Class (1811.01014e. Protestant,
Pend ts-timoninis, stating exporienne and
sntary expocted� nntlr. eennnenoe January
8rt1, r0?0, A. DOUGLAS. San„
20.2 Bluevale R, R,1
ur Sincere W tshg'
That all may enjoy this ----the
Best of all Seasons----"Chrastrnas"
KING BROS.
Not Many
Shopping days left but still there is
ample time to make purchases of real-
ly fine Gifts from our excellent stock.
Something for every member of the
family: Coipe in and see our fine dis-
play of Christmas Gifts.
Open Evenings till 10 o'clock.
KING BROS. - WINGHAM
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