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The Brussels Post, 1921-5-26, Page 8M Look Through the List 744' e Stare Pictorial Review • Dress Patterns Embroidery Patterns Beading Patterns 4• • give good satisfaction. We keep them in • •I•' stock. Have a look • through the Style Books, • ., • + - No, 2 Brownie Camara No. se Brownie Camera No, 2c Brownie Camera •' Vest Pocket Kodak Jonteel Talcum The Talcum with the costly Perfume of twenty-six flowers— Attractive Lina 350 Jonteel Combination Oresm Jonteel Cold Cream 60o Petrofol Apure lVl ed i ci nisi! Paraffin 011 Colorless and odorless, 'Phis preparation is • having a good sale, $r.00 bots les.• $2 50 3 50 5 00 9 00 The Film that fits the Kodak best is the Kodak film . Our supply in all sizes is complete. FILMS DEVELOPED AND !PRINTED • Rexall Skeeter Shot • • Drives away Mosquitoes 250 bottles Rexall Nice fi Destroys the odor of Perspir- ation— 350 pkgs. Straw fiat Cleaners Pamo 250 bots, Straw Cleaner roc pkgs. Rexall Straw Hat Cleaner 15c for Whooping Cough i •t' }• Kroh's Croup Remedy— • • •• 35c bots, F. R. SMITH The��1LCL_ Store eTassamEmasem +•+•+++•+•+•+•+4t+•••+•+••• .1444+4+•+•+•+0+++++4,+••• +•+4+++++A+•+•4 Druggist and Stationer Iota' Neils Pars FRIDAY and Saturday the temperature was of the type of "the good old Sum- mer time." THE Maitland river was ru0niug at flood -tide this week on account of the downpour of rain Sunday. W. C. T. U. will meet Friday after- noon in the Public Library. It is the annual meeting and a good attendance is hoped for. A Base Ball match was played on Vic- toria Park last Tbusday evening between the juniors of Walton and Brussels re- sulting in a score of 18 to Ix in favor of the visitors. TUESDAY was observed as a public holiday, The senior Form of Brussels ContinuationiScbool motored to Bayfield and spent the day by the lakeside. They bad a fine time. GREAT GROWTH.— Robt. Thuell brought to Tax POST last Satur- day a handful of early hay, well headed out, that measured a full 3 feet, With showers and sunshine it; should make a record. OURJunior League Foot Ball team went to Atwood Friday evening and played a tie game with the kickers of that town. • Score was I-2. Listowel will be the next scene of operations for Brussels, date being Tuesday, June 711, The boys play a fin game ame and will do better with practice. DON'T miss the Play. "I can't afford it," in the Town Hall Friday evening of this week. Performers come from Bel - grave and the Play is under auspices of the choir of St. John's church and is well worth seeing and bearing, Bills, dodgers and advt. give fuller informa- tion. SEIMNE= IT,—Last week the road grader in the hands of Robt. Oliver and propelled by Moody Holland's bays, peeled the Base Ball diamond on Vic- toria Park and dirt a good job. Few better infields, or outfields for that mat- ter, are to be found. The anti bothers the right fielders a trifle hut we're afraid we can't do much to obviate that. AMERICAN HOTEL WILL REMAIN OeEt3 -F. S. Scott and Dr, McNaugh- ton, Executors of the Estate of the tate Mrs. Harry James have decided to keep the American Hotel, Brussels, open. Jut), Bateman, who has been Manager for about a years, will continue to fill the bill and Mrs. Walsh, Brooklyn, will remain here and assist, The Hotel will be offered for sale at a later date to close up the estate. SPoaTIN0 Norss,—The ist match of Junior Intermediate Foot Ball here was played Wednesday evening of last week, Ethel and Brussels teams being in the competition, After a well contested and closely matched game, with P. Stevenson, Ethel, tor Referee, Ethel won by z -o. Both teams played well — Friday evening last Lucknow Base Ball q crossed bats with Brussels in the open- ing game in the North Wellington League. It was a crackerjack of a game, real professional at times and so close that Victory hung in the balance until last innings, Brussels won score being g.8, Our team does well and are worthy of hearty support.—Atwood's sturdy Intermediate Foot Ball Ix were here Monday evening and put it over our lads by 2 to 0. The game was not as one sided as the score mightin- dicate, the last goal being scored just before the close. Referee Silts, Sea- forth, gave good satisfaction. He ruled off one of the visitors for tripping but this was the only one penalized. Lack of space this Week compels a condensed report. • • 4 • + THE brothers and sisters of the late Mrs. A. James wish to thank the many friends of Brussels for their kindness and sympathy shown in their recent sad bereavement, also including the beauti- ful floral offerings. Tut growing popularity of 'Femple- ton's Rheumatic Capsules for Rheuma tism. neuralgia, lumbago, etc , and RAZ MAH for Asthma has placed these remedies among the "best sellers." For sate by Jas. Fox. THE funeral of Mrs. Jno. Hart, a Deice of S. and Mrs, Carter, Brussels, took place at Owen Sound Wednesday of this week She bad been inP ocr health for several years. Her husband and 3 sons survive. Bereaved are deeply sympathised with. FOR SALE,—Two firet•class Dairy Cows, ERNEST BRAY, Phone 894 Lot 17, Con. 4, Grey. FOR SALE.—One good Durham Cow due to calve now. .IAs. DOILL, R, R. 3, Brussels. GOLD WATCH lost on Brussels Park Monday night. Finder will be suitably rewarded on ite return to Tag POST. NOTIOs To DI1JTOne,—All persons indebted for pest doe accounts are asked to call at my store end square up the same, After June 15th those not settled willbe peened over to the Division Court Clerk. Kindly attend to this notice and oblige. S. CARTER, Bromide. Ta008 Tire lost last Monday on the road to Jamestown. nine 83/5x 82, with inner tube. Will finder kindly leave it et Tug Pose, Pnbliehtng House, Bromide, or phone No.81 n4 to Ito re. covet . y STRAYED from the premises of the under -1 signed, Lot 18, Con. h, Grey, on or abort, May 12th, a white sow weighing about 160 lbs, Asp. information concerning snore will be thankfully received by WM, HOLLINGErt, Phone 848. ONE Aberdeen Ange6 bull for Hale two years old. BRuOS 881515, Trowbridge, Ont. R. R. No. 2, I1I1I1 LAWN Mowers sharpened and put in shape to do good work. Gro. EDWAR n9. Wows you're going home take a City Dairy ice cream brick with you from W, A. Glom. AB's' BOORT Horn bull chives for sale 7 and 11 months respectively. One from to imported etre. Priced to sell. Lot 80, Con, 6, Morrie township, Phone 1666. JoON 558112. 8815, LrsTowEL Intermediate Foot Ball team will be here next Monday to try conclu• Bions with our boys, The visitors play strong Ball and e good exhibition may be expected, Game at G 3o, WINDHAM Salvation Army Band was in town Tuesday morning en route to Godericb. They tarried long enough to play a few tunes and hold a short ser- vice of Testimony and song on the street. FLAx —About Go acres of flax has been sown so far this season by the United Flax Mill Co. and roo or more acres will be added to this quantity. The mill will not likely be started until this crop is rff. Jno. Meadows is the local foreman. I. 0, 0 F. Dsco5ArroN,—Next Sun- day afternoon, 29th inst., the annual Decoration of Odd Fellows' graves in Brussels Cemetery will take place. Brethren are asked to meet at the L O. O. F, Hall at 4 15 where autos will con- vey them to the silent city of the dead. Flowers will be supplied by the Lodge. If you belong to the Order show your interest in this brotherly event by your Presence. It's a custom that should be heartily supported, To BE BUR= HERE.—The funeral of the late Mrs, Walker, who passed away last October in California, will take p'ac'e from the undertaking department of Messrs. Walker & Black, Brussels, Fri- day afternoon of this week. Miss Em• ma Walker, the only surviving (laugh• ter, a0companles` the casket, Deceased was an old time resident of Brussels for years and is well remembered by the older people. Standing field Crop Oornpotition East Huron Agricultural Society of• fere wards a 5 0 oh P e n f $7 tee or boat Ron /weeQom 05 which srls and foe aero of Cerntor which 990 • as, (91100. will be lven --let 82U p0 • 2nd, 816 00 Bra, 912 00 ; 4th, $11) 00 ; 5th, $9 OD; Oth, 'OM; 7th, 94 00, Corn must be Dant variety. Competitors limited to members. Entry tee is .51,60 Perjjl1one may enter one or .both one potatoes. There to no time to spare in snaking entries as, 0502480 for Oslo aim Juno 4511 and for Oorn June IOth, 13101111s may be obtained from Secre- tary. Judging by. Government ex parte. Cell or write if other Information 18 wanted, M. BLACK, Phone 80 Secretary, Brussels. LoctuAL<H Base Ball team will play at Brussels '1`slursday afternoon of next week. ']`hey are good ones. NORTH H.DRON LIBERALS.—The Ra- nual meeting of the Liberal Association of North Huron, Federal. will be held in the Town Hall, Wiugham, Tuesday, May 31s1 at 2 o'clock p m. MRS HARRY lAMRS CALLED AIVAY,— After a severe illness extending over 9 weeks, the close of life come to Mrs, H James, the well known and highly respected proprietress ot the American Hotel. Brussels, last Saturday morning et 2 o'clock, she being conscious almost until the end. Death was due to a com- plication of ailments. Deceased whose ma den name was Alice Mend Brown, was born in Eugland, nearly 5o years ago, and carne to Canada when 12 years of age and lived at Brampton. At an early age she married the late Henry lames at Shelbourne, who pre deceased her by 2 years A goodly portion of life was spent in Brussels, purchasing the American Hotel, here, 18 ]'ears ago. They %vete formerly in charge ot the Revere House, Brussels, before a ten aney of the Commercial Hotel at Blyth, Although slight of stature the subject of this notice had an indomitable spirit and did her part with en activity and zeal that was often a wonder. After her husband's demise she decided to con time the business and not only succeed- ed but was credited with keeping one of the best houses in the countryside for tidiness, menu, good order and horn - likeness. In this she was heartily sup- ported by jno. Bateman as Manager, Mr. Beattie as Clerk and a loyal staff of household help. Although so busy Mrs. James found time for vari- ous activities of benefit to the COMM11o1- ty, one being her much loved connection with St. John's church. As a member of the Choir, Young People's Society sad other departments she did her duty ably and faithfully and in a cheery mea- ner that was often an inspiration to her co -laborers. The funeral, on Monday, proved the high esteem in which she was held by Brussels and community. A most appropriate service was held in St. John's church, which was well filled, Rev. Mr. Johnson, rector, being assisted by Rev. Mr, Snell, of Wingham. In his address the rector praised the faithful- ness, willingness and kindliness of de- ceased and urged the emulation of her virtues. J G Jones snug the tonebiug solo "We'll meet again, it won't be long" ant the choir followed with a fun- eral hymn. In addition to a floral pil- low from the coogregatioo were other beautiful tokens from relatives and friends, the church being adorned with boque's and banks of valley lilies and white lilacs, pulpit being draped in black Pallbearers were 5 brothers and a nephew. Deceased is survived by 4 sisters (\lesdames J B. Walsh, Brook lyn, N. Y. ; Cook, Toronto ; Burton, Brampton. and Hiltz, Owen Sound,) and 5 brothers (Edward. George and Roht. Brown, Brampton, and m. and lames, Poron'o,) Who were all able to be in attendance at the funeral as were Misses Minnie and Edith Cook, and W Lucas, Toronto'; J. Burton. Brampton ; Wm. James, Kitchener, and others. Many In appreciative word was spoken of the petite. gond heat led little woman who was interred aluogside her husband in the family plot in Brussels cemetee Y The best of care and !.urging was be- stowed on Mrs. lames but despite it atl she faded away. She will be long and kindly rememhertd. 'Deceased was a great lover of flowers and this fancy of hers was one of the features of the ser- vice as it was of her home. The bereav- ed share in the sympathy of many folk both in and out of town, People We Talk About tit tt t# ltev, D B, McRae, Kincardine, is visit.ng relatives in town. Wes. Armstrong enjoyed a holiday in Toronto for a few days this week. Mrs. Fred, Oo'er was a holiday visitor with Mrs. Thos. Ritchie, Mill street, Miss lenuie Robb was !tome for the holiday from her se' oat near Herriston W. F. Stretton made a business trip to Toronto this week in sorting up his stock. Jin: Lowry made a living vialt home over the 24th. He 110412 a goad position 1n 'reroute. S Crerar, O. L S„ Toronto, was a hobday visitor with relatives during the past week, Mrs. Walter Rose is improving so nicely she was able to get to the table with the family this week. " Miss E'lith Deadman, who has been teaching Domestic Science at Erlmontou University, arrived home last Week. Wen Hazel Lowry, tvhG is leaching in The Institute for the Blind at Brantford, was visiting her parental' home over the week end, Mrs. R. A, Hays, of Lueknow, is here on an extended visit at the home of Reeve and Mrs, Plum. The visitor is Mr. Plum's aunt. Mrs. Jno Carter, who le about 90 years of age, and makes her home with her son, S. Carter, Brussels, is not Ra well as usual this week. W and Mrs Clouse, who recently re- moved to Listowel, have come hark to town to reside, arriving last week. We welcome them back. This week we welcome S end ?Ara. Walker to town, 111ey !raving mooed from the farm, Gth line Morris, to their recently acquired property corner Ellen and James streets. Deposit Your Coupons W'' EN you cut the coupons from your Victory Bonds or other securities, the logical place to put them is into your savings account, At any branch of this Bank, you can open a savings account with your coupons, or we will cash them for, you without making any charge, Let the interest from 7000 investment earn *note iptoreat in the "Standard", THE STANDARD HANK Or CANALS& TOTAL ASSETS OVER NINETY MILLIONS Brussels Branch : G. li, Stlmis, Manager. Dublin Branch: F. McConnell, Manager. n8 Garf. and Mrs. Long and children, Niagara Fells, and George Thomson, Toronto, were here for a holiday visit, They came by motor. Warden Doig was in totyn on Friday. He has a busy time over the Good Roads Movement but attends to his duties without flummery or fuss, Dr. R, P. and Mrs, Fend and children of Owen Sound, were welcome visitors with relatives and old friends in town for a few days. The trip was made by motor, Mrs. J. T, Wood, Miss Mae and Mer- ner motored to Chatham and spent a few dais, returning Wednesday. They had a fine Irip, making calls along the ratite, Misses Moffatt and McGuire and Mr. Langdon, of Brantford teaching staff of the Iustitnto for the Blind, spent the holiday at Mrs. A. J. Lowry's. Mr, Matthews, Walkerton, was also a guest. Mrs. las. Armstrong, Rev, W. E. Stafford, H. L Jackson, A E, Hersey and Dr. Hamilton, in the latter's car, motored to Lucan Thursday of last week to attend Ibe funeral of the late Rev E G. Powell, formerly of Brussels, Wednesday of last week Miss Nessie Kay and Miss Jessie Grant, who have been visiting relatives and friends in Brussels, left for Stratford and from there took train, via Chicago, for Winni- peg, their home pity, Mr. Grant, who spent the Winter in California, was ex- pected to reach Winnipeg about the same time as the ladies. The latter came East last December. P, J. Cantelou is here on a holiday visit. He has been residing in Van- couver, B. C., for the past 12 years, go- ing there from Southern Manitoba, where he went in 1882. Mr. Cantelon is a son of the late Peter Cantelon, Morris township, and, was bora in Bluevale, Heir•on Co. Ou the way East he visited for 5 weeks in Alberta and other Pro vinces. He may make his home in this County once more, The visitor is a cousin to Mrs. Edward Pollard, Brus- sels. Belgrave A largely attended meeting of those interested in the School Fttir was lield and the program drafted out, Belgrave Dramatic Co, will present "I Can't Afford It" at Brussels Friday evening of this week, under the aus- pices of St. John's Anglican choir. Saturday last the remains of Harry Wilkinson, son of the late Chas. Wil- kinson, wete interred in the Brandon cemetery, Service was conducted in the Anglican church by Rev. Me, Hawkins. Deceased died in the \Vest, whither he went years ago, from heart failure. He was unmar- ried and aged about 3O years. MRS, GEO, PROCTER DECEASED.— Friday, May 13th, the Angel of Death relieved Sire. Gem'ge Fleeter of her sufferings and called her Home. Her maiden name Wan Catherine Miller and her aged mother, Mrs. Milne Mil- ler resides with her sou, Joe, at Bel - grave, Deceased was a kind and lunch beloved mother and wife and was in her 05th year. Belgrave Pres- byterian church was crowded on Sun- day afternoou of last week when im- preseive funeral services were conduc- ted by Rev. Air. Jones. The late Mrs. Procter was born on the Srd line of Morris and; had epent her life in the vicinity. Besides her husband she ie survived by 2 sone and a daughter, viz ;—Mrs. Wheeler, Belgrave, Miller Procter and W. 3, Procter of Morrie, There is also icer, it Tal I a s1 t Mae. Be to Manitoba. The remains were laid to rest h Brandon cemetery, Belgrave, and the funeral eves largely attended, BORN REM INDY.—At the Mange Oreubrook, on May a eon (John to Rev. T. E. Kennedy, MARRED 00112.18-0LARK,—At the Manse, Matson. b Rev, R. A. Lundy, B. A., on May lith, 1001, Dir. John Coons to MGM Lavine J., daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Clark, both of McKillop towaehip, DIED 3.4.1488,-10 Brussels, on May 21et, 1921, Alioe Maud Brown, widow of the late Henry Jam 02, aged 49 years, 7 months and 8 days. BHARPIN.—In Wroxeter, .on Dray 21st, 1921. Prancis E., daughter of Mr. and We. Ward Sharpin, aged 8 months, BRUSSELS MARKET — Fall Wheat ..- El 40 91 50 OatsPenn ...•.•.••. •••••• 1 75 1 90 Barley 65 65 Eggs r 0 20 0 Haps 18 00 20 00 Meeting of Huron County Council The Connell of the Corporation of the Coun- ty of Huron will meet in the Council Cham- ber,Goderieh, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday, the 7th day of ,June. 1921. All ho• counts against the County must .be in the hands, of the Clerk not Inter than Monday pre- ceding the meeting of Council. GEO. W. HOLMAN, Ooanty Clerk, Goderloh, Mny 20th, 1021. MAUDE 0, BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Graduate Department of Ophthalmology, Mo - Cormick Medical College, Chicago, Ill. Three months post graduate ornate past year. n yy 1 Head - echos. Iorrme fitted with l ted en oat Inflamed t Eyes, Granulated yBye Linn end other Eye troubles, caused by' Eye -strain. relieved through properly fitted Gpooee. Satisfaction Aeanred. Opttcel Parlor in Leckie block, one door South of Barrister Slnalair's office, Office houre • 9 to 12 a, m. ; 1 to 6 p.:m. Mao I Wedneedny and Saturday evenings.. Phone 26x ring 4 New Edison Diamand Amberola HAVE the Agency for this splendid Machine and a choice selection of records, giving the woc)d's• best mottle. A demonstration will convince you of their superiority. Don't take a substitute. 'Phe Edison tills all your Musical needs and the various styles give you a good range of prima that will please you. Call in and see"and hear the New Edison. You never have to change needles when you own a New Edison. Splendid tone. 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Powder r form • of Arsenate of Lime and Bordeaux Mixture suitable for • ▪ dry dusting or liquid spray, Useful for all kinds of fruit • trees, also potatoes and garden stuffs. Put up in pound 3 packages with full directions on each. • • Have you tried the Mary Anne Package 2 Very delicious, '76e per pound box. Thermos • • • Bottles • The Pia•nic Sea- son will soon be here, A Ther- mos makes a Pic- nic easy. Beeps contents hot or cold as desired, Sprayide S 1 Geraniums We expect our annual ship- • meat of Red Geraniums on Thursday Afternoon * of this week. SAll orders will receive a prompt attention. • Tem Supplies Our stock is quite complete with a good assortment of • • • •to • • • • N • • • • • • 0• • • • • • • r • • • • - •• fr f9 • Y • Rackets and • • Balis • We can also have your • Racket restrung if desired at • comparatively little cost. • •, O FOX'S DRUG STORE • • "Careful Prescription Dispensers" • • • DRUGGIST and STATIONER 0••r••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••00•40•Se Court of Revision Township of Morris The Court of Revieton on the Assessment Roll of the Townehln of Dlorrls. will be held in the Township Hall. Morrie, on Monday, the 30th day of May next, at 10 o'clock a, m. All parties intereeted will please take notloe and govern themeelvee accord. A MaOEWAN, Clerk. Bluevale, May 17th, 1921. Court of Revision Village of Brussels The Court of Revision on the Aasesenrent Roll of the Village of Brnasels will be hold ip the Council Chamber, Brnaae's, on Monde* the Oth day of June, next, et 8 o'clock p, in, All parties interested will please take notice and govern themeelvea accordingly. P. S. SCOTT, Clerk. Brussels, May Mrd, 1024 1111411411110•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••: • • • • • • • r • • f • On. Sale for Saturday • • • • • • a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • - 8 • • •• toeA •NSa••••o••.•••••••••••••••••rar•r19••••••••••••••••••• • • S • oys' Sweaters 4 'V Neck $2:00 Any boy buying a Sweater 3 All Wool for gets a pair of Braces. S ,• JUST IN STOCK—ALL THE NEWEST • SiIk Shirts Svspeuders Suspenders guaranteed for r year or a new pair. Latest Novelties in Gents' Neck Wear, Collars, Sox, tic. aExtra value in Boys' Pants at $2 Onkeat7.dayaM Robt. Ferguson OUTFITTER • SPECIAL PRICES! FOR THIS WEEK w mai_ Ladies', Aprons $1.00 Factory Cotton 41 el, inches 20c ,y yd. wide: Call in and see many other Bargains. Joe Schwadron PRODUCE TAKEN.