The Brussels Post, 1924-10-22, Page 8rhe
Daily
Sellers
Milk of Magnesia
25o, 40c and 65e bots,
Rexali Orderlies
25c and 50c
Purest Epsom Salta
in tins 15c
Pormolid Threat Ease 10c
Bayers' Aspirin Tablets
25e pkgs.
Hydrogen Peroxide
25o bots.
•
Tooth
Brushes
A good lino of Children's
Tooth Brushes at
20o and 250 each
Otlier Tooth Brushes
at 35e, 40c and 45c
I{lenzo Tooth Paste
Whitens the Teeth
35e & 50e Tubes
Pearl Tooth Powder 25o
Pearl Tooth Paste 25o
,Rexall Tooth Paste 25c
Eastman Films
are the Best
for
Your Kodak
The kind
that come
in the
Yellow Box
Paper
Covered
Books 15c
each
A large range of titles including
the Merriwell and 'f'ed Stroug
series, as well as those by Garvice,
Soutbwortb, M. J. Holmes and
others.
All the leading Magazines
Winter
Pictorial
Quarterly
Now on sale at 25c copy. You
will be sure to find the Pattern
that snits in it, or from fhe large
catalogue.;
Pictorial Review Patterns
kept ire stock.
F. R. SMITH
The Sfore
Druggist and Stationer
Peal etas ez
Boy's Conference will be held 10 Strat
ford Friday, Saturday and Sunday next.
$200 FINE -For attempting to vote
twice or voting when they have no right
the offence is punishable by afine of Sacra.
AT a recent meeting of the Lon-
don Normal School Literary Society
Wi1I. McDowell, Brussels, was chosen
President for the coming term, He
should fill the bill and we wish him an
enjoyable occupancy of the honorable
office.
THURSDAY of next week will conclude
the weekly half holidays le Brussels for
1924 Early closing will be continued
each evening, excepting Wednesday and
Saturday,up to the Christmas week
when it will be
open nights for the holi-
day rush.
SATURDAY evening at the Family The-
atre "Flaming Barriers," will be the thril-
ler on the screen. Monday and Wednes-
day evenings the love story, "The Net,"
will be depicted, The usual humorous
picture will also be shown. See the advt.
for further particulars.
AucrioN Sales at the Central Sale
Stables, Brussels, Wednesday afternoon
of next week, commencing at 1,3o sharp.
The list comprises horses, cows. young
cattle, wagon, buggy, harness, &c. R.
McInnis. Proprietor and also auctioneer.
See the posters for list and dont forget
the date,
DID WELL. -The humorous Play,
"Sopbronia's t''edding" was presented
in the Town Hall Tuesday evening by
Union Church Ladies' Aid and was very
web done, The practical lessons taught
were not far to seek. Rev. and Mrs.
White, Ethel, provided choice musical
selections. Play was ander auspices of
Methodist Church Ladies' Aid, Brussels,
SYLvxsTar Fox, went to Brampton
Provincial Plowi.g Match last Friday
with the intention of taking a band in
the tractor work but as be is not actu-
ally engaged In farming he was barred.
Ho says the match was a great perform-
ance and attended by 75,000 Our
townsman is a good hand and we
would like to have seen bim in compet•
ition with the experts who were at
Brampton,
CALLED TO HER RE WARD. -Last Tues.
day morning, about 8,3o o'clock, Mrs,
Thomas Lott, passed peacefully away at
her home, North Turnberry street,
Brussels, after an illness extending over
several months, at the advanced age of
87 years, 7 months and 24 days, Her
demise was not an unexpected event as
she had been hovering near the border
land for some weeks. Deceased's maid-
en name was Fannie Board and her
birthplace was England, coming to Can.
ada to Darington township, Ontario, In
childhood.. She was united in marriage
to her late husband. who died 8 years
ago, when 57 veers of age, and came to
St, Helens, East Wawanosb, over 5o
years ago. Mr, and Mrs. Lott made
their home inBrussels locality for past 20
years, There are 3 sons, George and
Levi, Wingham, and Wetiter, White-
church, and 5 daughters, Mrs, Wm.
Miller, Mrs. C. McKay and Miss Mary,
Brussels; Mrs, R Palmer, Wroxeter,
and Mrs. D. Ferrier, St. Helens. De-
ceased did not enjoy rugged health for
Some yenta but was a faithful attendant
al the Methodist church when able to
get there. She was of a kindly, sym-
pathetic nature and Was beloved by all
who knew her. She died as she had liv-
ed in trustfulness in her Saviour, The
funeral will be private, and will take
place from her late home Thursday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock, Interment will be
made in Brussels cemetery, Bereaved
share iu the sympathy of a wide circle
in the departure of their dear one,
A masquerade Dance is on the pro-
gram for Wednesday of next week in
Brussels, Clinton orchestra supplies the
MUSIC. Read the advt. concerning the
same.
NEXT Tuesday evening a Progressive
Euchre program will be held in the
I 0 0 F. Hall. commencing at 8
o'clock, under the auspices of the Wom-
en'; Institute. Lunch will be served
and tickets are so cents, Proceeds go
to the Armenian Fund. See advt,
STRAYED on the Dre13118ee Of the Undersign-
ed, Lot 18, Con. 8. Grey, iaboat Sept 15th, a
yearling heifer. Owner la requested to prove
property, pay expenae6 and take her away,
Phone898 Jos.JAOaLxn
2 YoRx, Sowe for sale, doe November and
December. Lot 1
8, Con. 7, Grey.
Phone 848
HOLLI
HOER
MAITLAND Creamery, Wingham, report pay-
ing 88e per Ib. for batter fat delivered at the
Creamery. Foreign demand for a high grade
export butter has apparently had the tendee.
cy
psodmm adity. firmer feeling fn the market
for Dowty Town OrnroE CLOSED.—Mtes Mande
Bryan° has, for the present, closed her offiee
on Tarnberry street but nabs old or new pat.
rons to ea/1 at her home, corner Thomas and
Elizabeth streets, one block West of Bank of
Novo Scotia.
SOMEBODY took a box of handkerchiefs with
initial letter "F" from Brassele Fair building
by mistake. Will they kindly leave the came
at TUE POST and greatly oblige.
MRe. W. J. HENDSRSON
Tudhope•Anderecn Range, new last Fall,
will be sold at bargain for quick sale. Leav-
ing town Saturday. T. A. ROOEae,
. Albert Et„ Bruseeie.
Goon Winter Apples for sale. Apply to
E. O. WALKER.
Phone 188 Morrie Twp.
LOST,—Car number 019-482 Finder kindly
leave it at Tis PosT, Brussels, or Blyth Stand-
ard. War, D. 1,40LEAN, Box 800, Blyth,
Fon SALE.—Two frame houses on Albert
street, Brussels, also a lot, Will be sold to.
gethor or in single parcels. Bargain for quick
sale, For particulars apply to W. E, Heist,
Atwood, or T. A. Rogers, Braes eta. tf
OAP loot of a ear gas tank South of Ethel.
Also 2 pigs strayed, 5 or 8 weeks old. Will
Anders kindly communicate with Geo. Whlt-
fie1d, Lot 28, Con, 18, Grey. Phone 4916
W oon,N water tank for sale, alze 8 z 1' feet,
about 6000 gallon capacity.
IOODT. THUELL, Brussels.
OnoToae Knitting will be attended to in the
manufacture of Olen'a Socks. Children's Hose,
&e. Satisfaction assured, Reasonable prices,
17-4 Tnoa, SMITH,
Phone 4419 Jamestown.
FALL Honey for sale. 10 sent per pound.
Good quality. L. WaaeLEn, Phone 6824
FOR BALE.—Very comfortable frame bones.
Princess street, now vacant as owner has
moved 60 Kl noardfne. Apply at once for per -
Houton; and terms to T. It, Bennett, gingham
or A. H. Macdonald, Brussels,
Fort ,SALE ATA BARGAr1't.—Gan machineand
all neaeaaary fixtures. An ideal lighting eye.
tem for resldeooe ont of reach of Hydro. In-
expensive to operate and 10 good condition.
Apply to W. M, SINOLAert, Brnsaela
DR, PAuxrcn, of 'gingham, bee resumed his
weekly visits to the Queen's Hotel,Brussels,
FINE MEETING - Thntsday' Of last
week, a public meeting in the interests
of Prohibition was held in the Town
Hall. Program consisted of the fam•
iliac song 'The Maple Leaf." in which
Miss Hingstoo sang the verses in good
voice add the audlerce joined in the
chorus, Rev, C.N. Clarke offered prayer.
First address was given by Rev, Mr,
Livingstone, Elimville, recently of B.
C., who went into the record of Govern.
meat Sale in that Province and proved,
by facts and figures, its insufficiency and
the evil effects on city and rural life. A
quartette by Mrs. J. Meadows, Mies
Kate Amentand Mesdames McLeod and
Thomson was web rendered. Postmaster
A. H. Musgrove, Wingham, was then
called on and for upwards of an hour
dealt with the 0, '1', A. and so-called
Government Control in a most trenchant
manner. Audience sang "Cast your bal.
lot" with heartiness. The platform was
neatly decorated with flowers and Maple
leaves. W. H. Kerr presided. Rev
Mr, McLeod pronounced the Be olicG
tion. It was a good meeting and should
do good,
HANNA,. f3aos ..merchants, Wioghern,
ask the penile to rend their advt, on page
4 end govern themselves accordingly 11
its bargpins they exit,
A raw iirtrsselites took in the Soder*
leU Rakvalr charnpionship Base Ball eon
to t, at the Co, town, on S''tardav,
!xame was a hot one and won by the via
fors by a 050re of 4-3 Is took 91 in,
Mega to settle the supremacy.
Wa rsaN Outwit) Newspaper Merl
met at the `iecumseb Honse London
!est Friday. Board of Commerce tender
ed them a luncheon and the quill drivers
were addressed by President Ingram,
Mayor Wenge and. Editor Renuedy of
the Advertiser staff. 43 Editors were
present,
LAOQIS SermAY School, GATHERINGS.
-'Phe enthusiasm of the annual Conven-
tions of the Ontario Religious lldueatioo
Council has grown to such art exteut
that now 2 Conventions�tre held to ac.
sommodate the deuorninational activities
of this province, Seetiou A will coD-
vene Rt Krrehener, October 27 to 29, and
section 13 at Ottawa, from October 29 to
31 Extensive programs include : Dr.
Hugh S Magil, General Secretary Inter-
national Sunday School Council of Reli-
gions Education ; Dr. Sherwood Eddy,
Foreign Department International Com•
mittee Y. M. C. A., New York : Rev.
J. B. MoLaurin, Canadian Baptist Mit
-
vim India ; Dr, Donald MacGillivray,
Shanghai, China ; Rev. C. W. Bishop,
18, A , Sherbourne Street Methodist
Church. 'rorooto; Dr. T. A. Halpenuy,
Ptincipel Stanstead College, S•anstesd,
Quebec ; Rev, Frank Langford, Rev.
C. A Myers, Dr. Geo T. Webb, Rev.
Mattson Doyle. Theron Gibson, Rev. E,
H. Bean Rod Rev. H. C. Priest. Con-
vention program is so piauned that the
delegates will virtually receive a 3 day
course in practical Sunday School work.
Sunday School, like other edncational
enterprises, is passing through a period
oftraasitioa, and pastors, Superintend-
ents, and officers, can ill afford to be ig-
norant of what is taking place, Further
iuformation may be secured from the 0
R. E. C. Office, Room 504, 299 Queen
Street West, Toronto.
A FORMER BRUSSELITE DIES. -The
Durand (Mich) Express of October 2nd,
speaks of the death of W. R, Hop-
kins, son of the late Samuel Hopkins,
who was a resident of Brussels a good
many years ago :-Wm. R. Hopkins,
Clio, who up to about 18 years ago was
one of the best known merchants of Dur-
and and a cpunly-wide known politician.
died in a hospital in Flint last Sunday
night, following an operation for appen-
dicitis. Funeral services were held in
Clio Taesda afternoon, being conduct-
ed by the Masonic Lodge. Mr. Hop-
kins was, about 59 years old. He had
been married three times, his present
wife surviving, . The one son by his
first wife was educated and graduated
from the Durand Schools while they liv-
ed in Durand. - This is Denna Hopkins,
a teacher in the Saginaw school's. Al-
though a Democrat in a Republican com-
munity, there was a time when Mr. Hop
king was elected to any office be asked
the voters of Vernon township. Twen-
ty years ago be made a wonderful race
for County clerk. but was defeated by A.
H. Northway, of Owosso, the latter be-
ing the victim of an accident that crip-
pled him and called for the sympathetic
vote. Mr, and Mrs R J. Chick, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Mills, Durand, were a•
moos those attending the funeral ser-
vices Tuesday. Both Mesdames Chick
and Mills were sisters of Mr. Hopkins.
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Victor Bonds to Els
CLIMBS of Victory Sonde that -
tiring on November' the that,
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conVenienG to convert thein at
this )Dank. We are prepared to pay cash
for such bonds of any denomination, and
suggest that for the sake of eafety,situ.
plicity and oonvenlenee you deposit your
maturing bonds to your credit' i11 a
Standard Bank Savings Account,
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STANDARD BANK
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A New ruling from Ottawa makes it
obligatory on the part of postmasters not
to accept American paper money in ex-
change for stamps, money orders, etc.
.Che public is requested to govern them-
selves accordingly.
, STBWART-.KILEOURN.
The hem of Dr. and Mrs. Kilbonrn,
236 Annette Street, Toronto, was made
most attractive with autumn foliage and
chrysanthemums on Friday evening,
when their eldest daughter, Miss Ruth
Marga"ret, became the bride of Roy Al.
exander Stewart, son of P. and Mrs.
Stewart, Brussels, Oat. Rev. Dr,
Hines, of High Park Methodist Church
officiated, and the bride, tall and lovely,
was given away by her father. She
wore her mother's wedding gown of iv-
ory grosgrain, her veil of Btusselslace
being caught by orange blossoms and
white heather from Scotland, and she
carried a shower boquet of yellow and
mauve chrysanthemums. Miss Mildred
Wickett, grand -daughter of 8. R. Wick-
ett and cousin of the bride, was flower
girl. Masters Morley Wickett and
Stewart Lowe, acting as ribbon bearers,
preceded the bride to the altar, which
was banked with palms and autumn
flowers, The wedding march was play-
ed by Miss Winnifred Hudson, and dur-
ing the signing of the register Miss
Kathleen Meldrum sang. Mrs. Kil-
bouru, assisted by the groom's mother,
received with the bride after the cere-
mony. Mr. and Mrs, Stewart left for
Muskoka for a two weeks' honeymoon,
the bride wearing a striking three-piece
French dress of grey trimmed with
touches of scarlet, grey squirrel fur and
red and grey velvet hat to match. They
will continue to reside in Toronto,
Mrs, P. Stewart, Misses Hazel, Flor-
ence, and Jean, Archie and Graham
and grand son, Stewart .Lowe, at-
tended the wedding, motoring from
Brussels. Hearty congratulations are
extendrd to Mr. and Mrs, Stewart by
the many old friends of the groom in
this locality.
Fall Supplies
AT
Welier's Hardware
Quebec Heaters, Large size, $18.00
Happy Thought and McClary Ranges
Stove Boards and Coal Hods -
Stove Pipes and Elbows
Electric and Oil Heaters
Roofing 's'Pi;nd Horse Blankets
Stable and Storm Sash •Beaver Board
Cement, Lime and Paristone
We cosi supplg Repairs for all makes 0 Stopes
a R. WELLER - BRUSSELS
Prices of Live Poultry
Delivered at our Warehouse Week ending Oct. 3ist
Livo Droa'd Live Dres'd
Hens, 5lbs. and over 18e Young Ducks . 11c 180
Hens, 4 to 5 lbs . 11c Spring Ohiokene over 5-1138 19e 24c
Hens, 8} to 4 lbs On Spring Chickens, 4 to 5 lbs 16c 21e
Hens, under 3t lbs... 'lc Spring Chickens, 3 to 4 lbw 14e 11;fc
Roosters 8c 12c Spring Ohiakene, 2 to 3 lbs 12c 170
Nothing but No. I Poultry accepted, except at re-
duced prices, Poultry must be in starved condition or
deduction made for crops.
Robt. Thomson
Phone 66 BRUSSELS
THE POST list grows, 25 cents gets it
to January 1st, 1925.
THANKSGIVING Day, Monday, Nev. 1o,
will be the next Public Holiday,
Scxactry of partridge in Ontario has
resulted in a declsion by Charles McCrea,
Minister of Mines, to shorten the com-
ing shooting season to r1 days. New re-
gulations provide for a limit of 10 birds
between October to' and 25 inclusive.
During the same period sportsmen in
Thunder. Bay, Rainy River, Senora and
Patricia Bay districts will be permitted
to shoot a daily bag of ro prairie chick-
ens.
A RUTHVEN Correspondent says
"Two'Coronto detectives have been here
for the past two weeks trying quietly to
ferret oat the mysterious shooting 01
three revolver or rifle bullets through the
front door of the Methodist parsonage
One bullet almost hit a member of the
family. So far no clue bas been found
as to who the guilty parties are, but
much suspicion has been centred on cer-
tain parties whose every move is being
closely watched. and it is thought the
guilty ones will soon be brought to jus•
tice." Rev, W. E. Stafford. formerly
of Brussels, is the pastor there.
MARRIED
AUestN — RAasenaeaN. — At the Anglican
Church, Gorrie, by Rev. R. 8. Jones, on
Ootober 15611,1924, Mies Serena Rasmussen
to Mr, Wm. It G. Austin, Gorrte,
STEWART—KtLBOURN,— On Friday evening,
October 17th, 1925, at the home of the
bride's parents, by Rev. Dr. W. R. Hlncks,
Ruth Margaret Rilbonrn, B. A., Toronto,
daughter of Dr. and Mre, B. Kllbourn, 296
Annette 8t.. to Mr. Roy Alexander Stew-
art, B. A , Toronto, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Peter Stewart, Brusaele,
IN MEMORIAM
WreDEN:•eIn loving memory of our dear
Grace, who died Ootober 28rd. 1918.
Gone from us but leaving memories.
Death can never take away;
Memorlea that will alw aye linger
While upon this earth we stay.
Ever remembered by
Ruen4xD.PARENTS AND BROTnane
WreaoN.—In loving memory of our dear cis.
ter, Gracie, who died October 28rd, 1918.
Surrounded by friend° we are lonesome;
In themdt our midst ofjoyswears blue;
A smile In our fade, but a heart o.'
And a longing, dear Grace, for you.
ALMA AND EMANDED,
50c Bottle
Palm Olive Shampoo
—AND -
2 Cakes of
Palm Olive Soap
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50 Cents
114.1m ol ivti
Shampoo
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50c Bottle
Palm Olive Shampoo
—AND—•
2 Cakes of
Palm Olive Soap
—Fon-
50 Cents
This offer good for Two Weeks only.
$1.25 ou offer tial $1.25
08' ONE OF
Gillett's Safety Razors
--GOLD--
AND
—GOLD—AND A LARGE TUBE OF
COLONIAL SHAVING DREAM
Still goes on -11.25 for both, Every Razor guaran-
teed and the Shaving Dream is one of our best,
HAVE YOU TRIED
Fly Tox
for the pesky Flies ? Will clear
a kitchen free of Flies in 6 min,
uteri. Bottle and Sprayer -
50c
Penslar
Cod Liver . Extract
AND
There is None Better
Very palatable.
Large Size Bottle 81.00
FOX'S DRUG STORE
"Careful Prescription Dispensers"
DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER
BORN
ARMaTRONG, In Brussels , on October 18th,
1024, to Ste, and Mre. J, W. Armstrong, a
dauebter.
DARx, In Brussels, on October 17th, 1024., to
Mr, and Mee. Alex. Dark, a daughter—
Lorraine Elizabeth,
MOINToan,—In Grey Townahi , on October 8th
1924, to Mr, and Mrs, T. P. Molnteeh, a
daughter.
01E0
LOTT: In Brussels, on October21st, 1924, Farr
nie Board, widow of the late Thomas Lott,
aged 87 years, 7 moatha and 24 days.
WRranT.—in Tarnborry Township, on Octet).
er 18th, 1924, Francis C. Wright, in his 84101
year.
Cow Strayed
Strayed:from the premises of the nnder-
1RD
ed Lot 12,Con. 14, Grey,
on or about
Sept. 20th, a sew. information son.
earninglerwerea is will be thankfully
racefvad. Phone 4214
JOHN H. STEVENSON.
AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20th,—Farm Stook, Im-
plements, &a. Lot 20, Con. 12, MOKillop town.
ship. Sale unreserved, at 1 p. m, Wilnam Mm
Culla, Prop,; Thos, Brown, Ana,
WeDNEaDAr, 002, 29: HOrseo, Cattle, Sheep
Poultry. &o. Central Sole fitnblea Brussels,
at 1 0 p• m. eharp. R, walnuts, Auctioneer
and Proprletor,
FRrDAY. OOT. 81.—Form Storik, Implements,
&e. Lot 10, Con. 16, Grey Township, Salo nn-
reaerved at 1 p. m. Russel Roberttoa, Prop, ;
D. M, Scott, Ane.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 6—Farm Stock, Imple•
manta, Household Furniture, &o. 1.134 Lot 20,
Con. 4, Morris Townehlp. Sale unreserved at
1 p m. Mrs. A. E. Charters, Propr,-tress,; T,.
R. Bennett, Ana. -
BRUSSELS MARKET
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Peas ...
Barley
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1 25 50 t1 55
86 82
60 50
Buokwb eat 80 80
Butter e2 82
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have now on hand a complete line in real classy
WECoats consisting of All Wool Velours, Overcheck.
Polaire Cloth, Maravellas and all the new materials.
Come and inspect our new Fall range.
Also a full range of Northway Dresses to choose from
and prices are reasonable,
P hone 61 F. A. H U hl T E Brussels
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