The Brussels Post, 1924-11-19, Page 8h
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Narcissus Bulbs
and Bowl
Pretty glnzed bowls in artistic shapes and
nolure of Dutch Blue, Yellow, ,Olive Green
and Brawn, filled with Fioweting Bulbs,
tnake.a most acceptable'
Christmas
Remembrance Pried at
85C, $1,00, $1.75, $2.75 and $4.75
How to Grow. Narcissi Successfully
Carefully place the bulbs upright with a few small pebbles in
the bottom of the bulb bowl, Pack the moss over this and 011
the bowl with water,
Keea the bulbs in a cool dark place for about four weeks -this
gives the bulbs a chance to get good, strong roots,
Their place the bows in a window where it will get plenty of sun-
light, They should bloom in about, three weeks. Always keep
plenty of water on the bulbs.
Hess' Poultry
Panacea
Bring in your coupon
and get
FREE SAMPLE PACKAGE
Panacea helps your• fowls to get
over moulting quickly, and also
Starts young pullets laying.
Panacea -35c, 85c and $1.75 pkgs
25 Ib. Pails --.,,,,, $3 50
Hess' Stock Tonic
75c and 81.50 pkgs.
25 lb. Pails ..... 83 50
Meloids
Containing Licorice, Men-
thol and Capsicum.
Made in England -
25c pkgs.
A Splendid Throat Tablet
French Balm
For chapped hands and
face. Will smooth the skin.
25c. bots,
F. R. SMITH
The'c4_X.C1.et Store
Druggist and Stationer
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got IllettrsPins
RABBITS are plentiful,
New subscribers to THE Pose' family,
DRESSED poultry coming to market
DOW.
Hoc market has taken a drep too
much
SLEIGHS and cutters were running
last Monday,
Ist MONTHLY Horse Fair for 'this sea-
son on Thursday, December 4th.
ONLY 5 weeks to Christmas. "Get
busy" is the s.ogau from this date.
PUBLIC Library Board met last Fri-
day for the transaction of business,
A. CAR of horses was shipped by J. H.
Galbraith, horse buyer, from Brussels
last week.
CAR of
potatoes will be]oads
by
Mc-
Cracken &Little Friday of this week,
hies
See their advt. if you have Mur p
for sale.
FAMILY Theatre play "Wild Bill Hick.
ok," the famous Scout, Friday and
Saturday, and "Gentle Julia," next Mon-
day and Tuesday. See the advt.` con-
cerning these thrillers. Big game ahead
to look out for.
AUCTION Sale of horses. cows, young
cattle and sheep will be held next Satur-
day afternoon, at 2 p m , at the Grand
Central Sales, Stables, Brussels. M.
Lowe is Proprietor and D. M. Scott,
Auctioneer. See the advt, in this issue
for list or read the posters.
CONGRATULATIONS are extended to
Cline and Mrs. Scott -nee Miss Isabel
S'rachau-Calgary, over the arrival of
a son and heir, on Nov. istb. The
proud parents were former residents of
Brussels. This puts Alex and Mrs.
Strachan, well known Brusselites, in the
honorary class Grandpap and Grandma.
The happy Dad is a son of Peter and
Mrs. Scott, town.
THE Poor is sorry to report the demise
of Mrs. Robert McCutcheoo, Frobisher,
Sask., which took place on the nth inst.,
of er a period of poor health. Deceased's
maiden name was Tessie Kelly, she
being an adopted daughter of the late
Thomas and Mrs. Kelly, Brussels. She
is survived by her husband, who was a
former Morrisite, 3 daughters and a son.
Mrs. Mc3utcbeon is well and favorably
remembered by the older people.
WontEN's Institute will meet at the
Public Library Friday afternoon of this
week at 3 o'clock, Topic is
a timely one, "Christmas in other
lands," to be introduced by Mrs, A. H.
Macdonald. Roll call has a practical
bearing on the community with the
query :-"What Labor Saver do I need
most in my home ?" A large ateodabce
will be on hand if every member brings
a friend to the meeting next Friday,
Co FAIRS' Asso -Last Thursday af-
ternoon Huron County Fairs' Asso, an-
nual meeting was held in the Council
Chamber, Brussels, President Ellis, Bly-
th, in the chair. After a short address,
Secretary, J, H. Elliott, read the minu-
tes of the last meeting, which were ad-
opted, A live discussion followed es to
the continuance of the Association, but
a motion was carried deciding to do so
tor another year. Officers were re-elect-
ed, viz :-President Ellis ; Vice Pres ,
McMurray : Sec.-Treas„ Elliott and Ex•
ecutive consisting of the Presidents_ of
the County Societies. Delegation of
President, Vice President and Geo.
Muldoon was appoiuted to wait on the
County Council at the Jobuary session
eoncering the grant to the Agricultural
Societies. Next meeting will be held at
W lttghatn. Suggeetions at to improve-
ments in the organization were offered
and on adjournment the members were
treated to a well prepared lunch at Mis-
ses Hunter's, A vote of thanks WASpas-
sed on Motion of Messrs, McMurray and
Ellis and responded to by Secretary, M.
Block,
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Show fall of last Sunday came as
quite a surprise after all,
SEND THE POST to the absentees.
Balance of year free to new subscribers
for 1925.
JACK FBosT put a crimp on some
waterpipes last Sunday nigh• just as a
reminder of his Wiuter ability tosquetze.
THURSDAY of this week Robt. Thom-
son ships a car of live turkeys from Port
Elgin, their destination being New
York City,
AGRICULTURAL Short Course opens
Monday, December 1st. Those intend-
ing to take advantage of this splendid
opportunity should be on band for the
opening day.
86 Barred Rook Pullets for sale. Phone 3517
MIB8 HANNA, Morrie.
FOR SALE. - Regletered White Leghorn
Cockerels from the Highland Hatchery, Hol-
land, ado are
fine blyde and worthy
of yourr attention.
flw
L. &, OARDirr,
Phone 614 Morrie.
NUMBER of cattle rising 2 years old, also 5
calves, for sale. Phone 2410
Wu. MONAiR. Grey,
FoR SALE. -5 head of 2 year-old choice Short
Horn Grade Cattle, 0 steers and 2 heifers,
BAXTER STEVENSON,
Phone 4220 Grey Township.
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Loam between Brussels and Ethel last Settle -
day, a pair of boys' pante and a ball of yarn.
Finder will much oblige by leaving them at
THE P081 or with the owner.
MISS, Jam. McNerL, Ethel.
SAND, for building purposes, for este. Over -
plus hauled for Methodist Church rebuilding.
See members of Building Committee if you
want to boy,
FOR SALE. -7 chunks of pigs weighing be-
tween 40 and 50 pounds, Bacon type ; 10 little
pigs ready to WPRO; alas a good Dnrbam cow
to Geohea In December, Apply on Lot 20,
Con. 6, Grey. Wu. GORRALi'rz 21-2
CUSTOM E n ttin it
C TOM K i o will be attended to in the
manufacture of Men's locks, awed en's Biose,
&c. SaGfe[aation assured. Reasonable prices.
21.4 TnaR, $Jame
Phone 5410 Jamestown.
GOOD 0 year-old mare tar sale, quiet and
Bound TROs, A. Grusin',
Phone 814 0th Line Morris Twp,
PLAIN SOWING. -I am prepared to do plain
sowing at reasonable rates. Enquire of
6108. Govt ER,
20.0 Thomas Street. Brussels.
STRAYED from pasturage In Blum township,
o 2 -year-old steer, about October let. He
Is dahorned and a good size, Inform -
Mon as to his whereabouts will ha thankfully
received, ALux. MCDONALD,
Molesworth.
SHEEP. -Several Oxford Down Ram Lambe
for sale, Prices reasonable.
10-4 KNox Bnoo„ Wroxeter.
DOWN Tows CERISE OL09ED.-MIBO Mande
Brynns has. for the present, closed her omoe
on Turnherry street bot asks old or new pat.
rosa to esit at her home, corner Thomas and
Elizabeth streets, ono block West of Book of
Nova Scotia.
FALL Honey for sale, 10 cants per pound.
Good quality. L. WassLER, Phone 5824
Fon SALE. -Very comfortable frame bongo,
Princess street, now vacant ae owner has
moved to Kincardine. Apply nt once for par -
Menhirs and terms to T. R, Bennett, Wtngham
or A. H. Macdonald, Brussels,
FOR SALE AT A BAROAIN,-Geo machine and
all necessary fixtures. An [deal itehtlag syn•
tem for residence out of reach of Hydra. In-
expensive to operate and in good condition.
Apply to W. M. SINCLAIrt, Brussels
Dn. PARKER, of Wingham, hag resumed hie
weekly vlslts to the Queen's Hotel, Brussels,
PROPERTY Sore, -The g or to acres of
Mrs. ioseph Whitfield, Brussels South,
has been sold to Roy Thuell, 6th line
Morris tpwnship, who Will get early pos-
session. There Is a comfortable house,
barn, orchard &c, on the premises, Mrs.
hitfield and family will move into
Brussels, it is said, Wonder who will
keep house for Roy ?
:TUESDAY evening of last week a fine
time was enjoyed in St, John's Masonic'
Lodge, it being the occasion of the of-
ficial visit of D, D. G. M. Jobb. There
WAS a large attendance of brethren from
neighboring lodges, At the close a
rpleudid supper was served at the
Qdeen's Hotel. Armistice Day gave op.
portunity for several visitors to orate 013
the eodrage and bravery of Canadians in
the world war. Speeches were brief add
abounded in wit end wisdom,,
Sett Fred, Liuuter'a advt, of se0sons
Ole goods.
VOTERS' List Court for li:useels will
beheld l'needIV. i-?ee.end lo the't'own
Halt at 9.30 p m $5e the adv;,
Uoiv1,31,ssn sere go of Memorial Will,
dow. Methodist Church, 13russels petit
Sunday aflernoop, et 3 o'clock, Error
in date on bills.
'1 rtrt J'oo' la grateful for a goodly num-
ber who are clearing off arrearages and
renewing for 1825. Many others ars to
be heard front
NPxr Methodist Conference will be
held in the Centennial Church, London,
neon 'Curd M 31st, It will be
i 11 s a a
a particularly important session
GREY TowNSHIP VOTERS 1189 COURT.
-Next Monday, 24 11 ins; F at 2 p, n1.
tbe Grey Township Voters' List Court
will be held in the Coupon Chamber,
Brussels, instead of 'Township Hall, at
Ethel, as stated last week,
THURSDAY evening of this week a
meeting of all interested in the cause of
Temperance will be held in the Library,
at 8 o'clock, to close up some business
matters of past campaign and lay plans
for the future. You are invited to be.
present and lend your aid.
REVD, HORNING NOT DOING WILL -
Last Sumner Reuben Heroinr, a well
known Palmerston sporting man, had
his leg fractured in a Base Ball match i0
'L'eeswater. He has been compelled.to
go back to bed and have the injured
limb placed in casing. The ligaments
and muscles were badly torn about t he
knee. Old friends here hope he will
make good progress.
'Pax Social 'Tea. given last Friday ev-
ening for the Armenian Fund, at the
homeof Mrs. A H. Macdonald, added
$rr.00 to the treasury of the Women's
Institute for the cause named. Iu the
advt, last week it was stated Tea would
be at Mrs, A. L. McDonald's, William
street, but that was a mistake and may
have caused some confusion, although
the homes mentioned are not tar apart,
MRs. R. F, UREN DECEASED -MIS. R.
F. Ureo died rather unexpectedly at
Ingersoll last Friday, aged 62 years.
Mrs. Ureo had been in poor health for
a number of years. She had resided at
Ingersoll for 30 years, going there from
Brussels. Her husband, 3 daughters,
Misses Male, Estelle and Birdie at home,
and two sisters, Misses Magaret and
Jessie Halliday, Brussels, survive,
MRs, B. Gnaws DECEASED, -As stated
in last issue Mrs. Ben. Gerry was called
to her reward Wednesday of last week,
passing away at her home in Fort Wil-
ham, Burial was also made in the
same city, She is survived by her bus.
band who is in bis gist year, 4 sons (Al-
bert, Indian Head; Noble, Brussels; Nel-
son and Ira, Fort William) and 2 daught-
ers (Mrs. W. H. Willis, Wiagham, and
Miss Therm Fort William) 2 sons,
(Ernest and Bertram) are deceased.
Mrs. Gerry was the daughter ot Freak
and Mrs. Fisbleigh, pioneer residents of
Brussels. After a long and usefnl resi-
dence in town, Mr. and Mrs, Gerry mov-
ed to Fort William where several mem-
bers of their family were located. The
subject of this notice was an active
member of the Methodist church and
passed away in trustful confidence in
the Saviour of her youth. The bereav-
ed share in the svmpa by of the com-
munity. Mrs. Gerry was a true wife,
an indulgent mother, one of the best of
neighbors and always ready to do her
part in church or community. N. F.
Gerry, Brussels, attended the funeral.
Cause of Mrs. Gerry's demise was a
stroke of paralysis, the third she bad.
She was 78 years of age. Mr. Gerry's
health is very poor. Mr. and Mrs. Ger.
ry celebrated their Diamond Wedding
June 0th, 1922
THE AOL SHIRT COURSE -There was
a fair attendance at the Town Hall Fri-
day evening
to hear the merits of the
Short Course, proposed to be put on
with Brussels as the centre, in the near
future. B S. Stothers, the well known
County representative, occupied the
chair very genially and explained the
steps taken in arranging for the Course
at Brussels and showeded the advantages
offered to the young people of this sec-
tion of the County. He was followed
by R, Archibald, Seafortb, and Addison
Fraser, Morris, who were students at
former courses. 1. B. Nelson, assistant
to Mr. Stothers, was introduced and
hoped to get better acquainted with the
young men and young ladies of this
section. Closing address was given by
Prof. Slackly, of the Animal Hus-
bandry Dept., of the 0. A, C. who. after
referringtopast showed bow to keep
Agricultural pursuits in the front rank.
Some of the necessities were to keep
better stock, lower cost of production,
better products and better marketing sys-
tematic and business like methods and
one way to keep toward this end was to
take advantage of Short Courses, the 0.
A. C. and other methods of advanced I
practical values During the evening
A. Warrington contributed 2 fine piano
soloes, II Trovatore and Recollections of
Obt, and Archie Ballantyne rendered
the vocal solo. "Dreaming of you" iu
good voice, Mrs. R. Thomson acting
as accompanist. Mr. Stothers answered
a number of questions and urged the
young people to be reedy for December
1st to meet the fine staff to be employed
in connection with the Course. Nation-
al anthem concluded the program.
tt People We Talk About 2t
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Mrs, Hessle, Toronto; is visiting Miss
Mary Ross,
W. A Lowry arrived bnme last week
from a business trip to Northern Ont
Mrs Harry Ameet, of Sioux Lookout
was a visitor at the Ament home, Porus
Selo.
Miss Marjorie Ross has been chosen
Manager of Toronto Uuiversley Basket
Ball team.
Reeve Beaker and Fred, Hunter were
in Toronto this week looking after
business affairs.
Miss Vivian Harris is home from
Toronto for a visit, She is iu the Tel
ephone service In the city,
Percy Mitchell is home from an ex•
tended business trip to the West. His
property is located at Kelfield, Sask,
Councillor Geo. R. Weller liar been
laid up with an attack of quinsy but is
makitg favorable improvement we are
pleased to state.
Geo. N. Edwards and Miss Morena
Churchill, his deice, 'London, motored
here and took Mrs. Edwards, the torn
er's mother, hack with them Mrs, La-
vinia Churchill i8 not having very good
health but we hope she will soon be as
hearty as usual. The latter is keeping
house for ber brother it London,
Miss Carrie Kuntz, Detroit, is twist -
tor with Mrs. G. C. Manners: The
ladies are sisters,
'i'haoksgiving visitors with Geo. and
Mrs. Hanley -were David Harrisou, D.
A. and Mrs. Harrison and daughters,
the Misses Laura, Annie, and Eva, Log-
an township. Mr. Harrison and Mr.
Hanley are old friends of over 5o years.
Mr. Harrison is a remarkable man for
his years, which number over eighty.
Up to tbe present .1111 has done all the
ploughing on his farm since he was a
young man, but is thinking ot letting
his son take a try at it now.
Church Chimes
Rev, C. F. Clarke attended a meeting
of London Conference Special Com-
mittee at London this week,
Institute meets in Melville Church
Wednesday afternoon and evening of
this week. There should be a good ral-
ly. Program will be good. .e
Mrs. (Rev.) Harkuess, Ripley, will
speak to the women folk of Melville
Church, at 7 o'clock, Friday evening.
Large turn out hoped for.
Usual services will be withdrawn in
Melville church and St. John's church
next Sunday evening on account of the
re -opening services of the Methodist
church.
Rev. Prof. Warner, for years Prin-
cipal of Alma Ladies' College, St. Thom-
as, passed to his reward last week. He
was a fine man who had ably performed
his duty.
The Spiritual Conference held by
Wiagham and Goderich Districts in the
Methodist church, Westfield, was large-
ly attended and an extra good program
was presented
An interesting address on Missionary
Centenary Congress, recently held in
Toronto. was given by Rev. Mr. Clarke
in the Methodist church last Sabbath
morning. Evening subject was "The
rich Fool.” A short program of con-
gregational hymn singing was heartily
Joined in at the close of the sermon,
Reopening services in the Methodist
church next Sabbath, Rev. W. E Mil-
Ison,,,London, ex•Presidenf of London
Conference, preaching at Ir a, m. and 7
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p. m. Memorial windoty will be unveil-
ed
Edwards,
ed at m. Rev. Capt.
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ithe address, Fow
Listowel, will give dress,
Supper and Concert Tuesday evening
next. See advt, for further particulars.
Acts r : 8 "Ye shall be witnesses unto
Me both in Jerusalem and in Judea and
in Samaria and unto the uttermost parts
of the earth" was Rev. Mr. McLeod's
text last Sabbath morning in Melville
church. The points emphasized were(r)
Magnitude of task; (z) The nature of
task ; (3) Necessity of acceptance of
the task ; (4) The difficulties of the task
; (s) Difficulty of clouded vision ; (6)
The Saviorship of Jesus Christ. Luke
7 : re "Art tbou He that should come or
look we for another 7" was the text at the
evening service.
BORN
5002.2. -At Calgary. on Nov. 16th, 1924, to Mr.
and Erre. Jambs Cline Scott, of 1110 16th
ave. West, a son.
MARRIED
BIRR-ORAaTRRR.`- At. the Parsons e, Blue -
vale, an Ootobes 01st, 1924, by Rey. Mr.
Wilkinson, Mr. August Btrr, Hanover, to
Mrs. A. E. Charters, Morris township.
AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, Nov, 25th. -Household effects,
horse, rigs, /go., estate of the late Robt. Barr,
Ethel, Sale at 1 p. rrt. House and lot will also
be offered, Mrs, Robt, Barr, Proprietress ; D.
M. Scott, Ano.
DIED
FOfoYTH,-At Frobisher, Seek., on November
8111, 1964, Simon Forsyth, formerly of Mer•
ria township, aged 86 years,
SaAw,-In Morris Township, on November
19th, 1024, Jaoit Shaw, youngest 000 01.70s.
and Mrs, Shaw, aged 16 years, - 4 months
and 17 days.
STEUn00L.-In'Howiok, on Nov, 118th, 1924,,
John Stuernol, or, aged 72 years.
WnEELER,-In Grey township on November
17th, 1024, Lawrence Wheeler, aged 70
years, 5 months and 8 days.
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IN MEMORIAM
HUTOnrraol.-In loving memory of our darl-
ing boy, John Dugald Hutchinson, who
died November 19th, 1023.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilted,
A place ie vecent to our home
Which never can be filled.
One year has passed, our hearts still sore,
As time goes on we miss him more;
His pleasant smile, his loving face,
No one on earth can take his place.
Sadly missed by
FATHER, MOTHER AND SISTERS.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Fall Wheat ............................ t1 06
Peas 1 50
Barley 85
Buckwheat 80
Butter 8
Hogs 9 00
Potatoes 75
Waal 21
8av 9 25
El
20
55
82
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80
45
9 76
21
9 26
Hog for Service
The undersigned will keep for service at
Lot 24, Con. 8, Grey township, a thorn' -bred
Yorkshire Hog. Terme 01.50, to be paid at
time of service, with privilege of returning it
necessary.
FRANKLIN SLEIGHTHOLM,
22-1 Proprietor.
Auction Sale
—OF—
HORSES
Cattle and Sheep
-AT THE -
Central Sale Stables
BRUSSELS
Saturday, November 22nd
at 2 o'clock, the following :
—2 Cows due to freshen in Dec.
— 8 Cows due to freshen in Jan.
—4 Cows due to freshen in March
and April,
— 18 Head of Young Cattle
--12 Sheep
—1 Driving Mare 8 year's old,
—1 Driving Mare 6 years old.
TERMS -6 months credit on approv-
edint notes or a discount of 5'
col /,.
M. LOWE,
D, M. SCOTT, Auc. Proprietor.
Or—
Prices of Live° Poultry
Delivered at our Warehouse Week ending Nov. 28th
Awasmaessm
Hens, 5•1bs. and over
Heise, 4 to 5 lbs.......
Bens, 3i to 4Ibo,....
Hens, under
Roosters
Geese
Turkeys (fat) ..
010 Toms and 'Hens
MILK FED
Ltvo Dredd Livo Droa'd
llc 15c Young Ducta Ile lOc
I)c 130 Spring Chickens over 6 lbs 18c 22c
7c l0c Spring Chickens> 5 to Ube 17c 2te
50 8c Spring Chickens, 4} to 5 ;be 15a 10c
80 Ile Spring Chickens, 4 04i lbs 18c 17s
10c 15c Spring Chicksne, 3i to 4 lbs 12c lac
21c 280 Spring Cbickene, 3 to 3t !be 1.l0 16c
15c 20c Spring Chickens, 21, to 8 lbs 100 15c
CLHICKENS, dressed 24c per lb,
Nothing but No, t Poultry accepted, except at re-
duced prices. Poultry must be in starved condition or
deduction made for crops..
Robt. Thomson
Phone 66 BRUSSELS
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Fox's Drug Store
The 9:0..4947,44710 Store
WEEKLY STORE NEWS
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Fountain Pens
'AVE you seen the display of Fountain Pens
" that we are showitlg in our window title week ?
We never have had ouch an aseorttnent as our
present stock consists of. They are the well known
Waterman and Parker Pens
In a great variety of otyleo and every Pen we
sell is fully guaranteed. - Price ..$2.50 to 87.50
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Wampole's Cod
Liver Extract
The great Tonic and System Builder
Just this week received our new Fall shipment
of this splendid preparation.
81.00 per Bottle
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Dennison's
Crepe Paper
Our Import Shipment of this well known
Paper is now to hand, giving us a very com-
plete stock of practically every shade they make.
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FOX'S DRUG STORE
"Careful Prescription Dispensers"
DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER
Voters' List Court
Village of Brussels
Notice is hereby given that a Court will be
held, purauant,,to The Ontario Voters' Lista
Act, by His /Toner the Judge of the County
Court of the County of Huron, at the Town
Hall, Brussels, on the 2nd day of Deaem-
be?r1024, at2.60 o'clock p. m., to hear and de.
termine complaints of errors and omissions in
the Voters' Ltet of the Village of Brussels
for 1024. A. H. 2,1A0D )NALD
Clerk of Brussels,
Meeting of Huron Co. Council
The Council of the Corporation of the Coun-
ty of Huron will meet in the Council Chem-
lmr, Goderich, at 8 o'clock In the afternoon of
Tuesday, the 2nd day of December, 1024. Alt
ocoounts against the County must ho in the
handy of the Clerk not later than Monday pre-
ceding the meeting of Council.
Goderich, Nov. 16th 1024. (Igo.
Oona, HOL AN,
Northway
Coats
and
Dresses
OR the balance of the season we are offer-
ing REDUCED PRICES on all North -
way Coats and Dresses.
We will also have for. Thursday, Fri-
day and Saturday a number of Samples
which we can
offer atGreatly Reduced Prices
Men's All Wool Underwear
Tiger Brand Unshrinkable ,for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday -3 Specials—Heavy weight
Prices 1.39, 1.69, 1.89
We also carry a complete range in Stan -
field's Unshrinkable, Watson's and Penman's.
Blankets
30 pairs Large size Ibex, colors White and
Grey, to clear at $2.76. Also 4 Comforters,
large size, good quality Sateen—
Special Price $4.80
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BRUSSELS BRANCH -G. H. Sarnia, Manager
Miss Carrie Kuntz, Detroit, is twist -
tor with Mrs. G. C. Manners: The
ladies are sisters,
'i'haoksgiving visitors with Geo. and
Mrs. Hanley -were David Harrisou, D.
A. and Mrs. Harrison and daughters,
the Misses Laura, Annie, and Eva, Log-
an township. Mr. Harrison and Mr.
Hanley are old friends of over 5o years.
Mr. Harrison is a remarkable man for
his years, which number over eighty.
Up to tbe present .1111 has done all the
ploughing on his farm since he was a
young man, but is thinking ot letting
his son take a try at it now.
Church Chimes
Rev, C. F. Clarke attended a meeting
of London Conference Special Com-
mittee at London this week,
Institute meets in Melville Church
Wednesday afternoon and evening of
this week. There should be a good ral-
ly. Program will be good. .e
Mrs. (Rev.) Harkuess, Ripley, will
speak to the women folk of Melville
Church, at 7 o'clock, Friday evening.
Large turn out hoped for.
Usual services will be withdrawn in
Melville church and St. John's church
next Sunday evening on account of the
re -opening services of the Methodist
church.
Rev. Prof. Warner, for years Prin-
cipal of Alma Ladies' College, St. Thom-
as, passed to his reward last week. He
was a fine man who had ably performed
his duty.
The Spiritual Conference held by
Wiagham and Goderich Districts in the
Methodist church, Westfield, was large-
ly attended and an extra good program
was presented
An interesting address on Missionary
Centenary Congress, recently held in
Toronto. was given by Rev. Mr. Clarke
in the Methodist church last Sabbath
morning. Evening subject was "The
rich Fool.” A short program of con-
gregational hymn singing was heartily
Joined in at the close of the sermon,
Reopening services in the Methodist
church next Sabbath, Rev. W. E Mil-
Ison,,,London, ex•Presidenf of London
Conference, preaching at Ir a, m. and 7
vi
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p. m. Memorial windoty will be unveil-
ed
Edwards,
ed at m. Rev. Capt.
P P
3
ithe address, Fow
Listowel, will give dress,
Supper and Concert Tuesday evening
next. See advt, for further particulars.
Acts r : 8 "Ye shall be witnesses unto
Me both in Jerusalem and in Judea and
in Samaria and unto the uttermost parts
of the earth" was Rev. Mr. McLeod's
text last Sabbath morning in Melville
church. The points emphasized were(r)
Magnitude of task; (z) The nature of
task ; (3) Necessity of acceptance of
the task ; (4) The difficulties of the task
; (s) Difficulty of clouded vision ; (6)
The Saviorship of Jesus Christ. Luke
7 : re "Art tbou He that should come or
look we for another 7" was the text at the
evening service.
BORN
5002.2. -At Calgary. on Nov. 16th, 1924, to Mr.
and Erre. Jambs Cline Scott, of 1110 16th
ave. West, a son.
MARRIED
BIRR-ORAaTRRR.`- At. the Parsons e, Blue -
vale, an Ootobes 01st, 1924, by Rey. Mr.
Wilkinson, Mr. August Btrr, Hanover, to
Mrs. A. E. Charters, Morris township.
AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, Nov, 25th. -Household effects,
horse, rigs, /go., estate of the late Robt. Barr,
Ethel, Sale at 1 p. rrt. House and lot will also
be offered, Mrs, Robt, Barr, Proprietress ; D.
M. Scott, Ano.
DIED
FOfoYTH,-At Frobisher, Seek., on November
8111, 1964, Simon Forsyth, formerly of Mer•
ria township, aged 86 years,
SaAw,-In Morris Township, on November
19th, 1024, Jaoit Shaw, youngest 000 01.70s.
and Mrs, Shaw, aged 16 years, - 4 months
and 17 days.
STEUn00L.-In'Howiok, on Nov, 118th, 1924,,
John Stuernol, or, aged 72 years.
WnEELER,-In Grey township on November
17th, 1024, Lawrence Wheeler, aged 70
years, 5 months and 8 days.
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IN MEMORIAM
HUTOnrraol.-In loving memory of our darl-
ing boy, John Dugald Hutchinson, who
died November 19th, 1023.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilted,
A place ie vecent to our home
Which never can be filled.
One year has passed, our hearts still sore,
As time goes on we miss him more;
His pleasant smile, his loving face,
No one on earth can take his place.
Sadly missed by
FATHER, MOTHER AND SISTERS.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Fall Wheat ............................ t1 06
Peas 1 50
Barley 85
Buckwheat 80
Butter 8
Hogs 9 00
Potatoes 75
Waal 21
8av 9 25
El
20
55
82
50
80
45
9 76
21
9 26
Hog for Service
The undersigned will keep for service at
Lot 24, Con. 8, Grey township, a thorn' -bred
Yorkshire Hog. Terme 01.50, to be paid at
time of service, with privilege of returning it
necessary.
FRANKLIN SLEIGHTHOLM,
22-1 Proprietor.
Auction Sale
—OF—
HORSES
Cattle and Sheep
-AT THE -
Central Sale Stables
BRUSSELS
Saturday, November 22nd
at 2 o'clock, the following :
—2 Cows due to freshen in Dec.
— 8 Cows due to freshen in Jan.
—4 Cows due to freshen in March
and April,
— 18 Head of Young Cattle
--12 Sheep
—1 Driving Mare 8 year's old,
—1 Driving Mare 6 years old.
TERMS -6 months credit on approv-
edint notes or a discount of 5'
col /,.
M. LOWE,
D, M. SCOTT, Auc. Proprietor.
Or—
Prices of Live° Poultry
Delivered at our Warehouse Week ending Nov. 28th
Awasmaessm
Hens, 5•1bs. and over
Heise, 4 to 5 lbs.......
Bens, 3i to 4Ibo,....
Hens, under
Roosters
Geese
Turkeys (fat) ..
010 Toms and 'Hens
MILK FED
Ltvo Dredd Livo Droa'd
llc 15c Young Ducta Ile lOc
I)c 130 Spring Chickens over 6 lbs 18c 22c
7c l0c Spring Chickens> 5 to Ube 17c 2te
50 8c Spring Chickens, 4} to 5 ;be 15a 10c
80 Ile Spring Chickens, 4 04i lbs 18c 17s
10c 15c Spring Chicksne, 3i to 4 lbs 12c lac
21c 280 Spring Cbickene, 3 to 3t !be 1.l0 16c
15c 20c Spring Chickens, 21, to 8 lbs 100 15c
CLHICKENS, dressed 24c per lb,
Nothing but No, t Poultry accepted, except at re-
duced prices. Poultry must be in starved condition or
deduction made for crops..
Robt. Thomson
Phone 66 BRUSSELS
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Fox's Drug Store
The 9:0..4947,44710 Store
WEEKLY STORE NEWS
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Fountain Pens
'AVE you seen the display of Fountain Pens
" that we are showitlg in our window title week ?
We never have had ouch an aseorttnent as our
present stock consists of. They are the well known
Waterman and Parker Pens
In a great variety of otyleo and every Pen we
sell is fully guaranteed. - Price ..$2.50 to 87.50
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Wampole's Cod
Liver Extract
The great Tonic and System Builder
Just this week received our new Fall shipment
of this splendid preparation.
81.00 per Bottle
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Dennison's
Crepe Paper
Our Import Shipment of this well known
Paper is now to hand, giving us a very com-
plete stock of practically every shade they make.
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FOX'S DRUG STORE
"Careful Prescription Dispensers"
DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER
Voters' List Court
Village of Brussels
Notice is hereby given that a Court will be
held, purauant,,to The Ontario Voters' Lista
Act, by His /Toner the Judge of the County
Court of the County of Huron, at the Town
Hall, Brussels, on the 2nd day of Deaem-
be?r1024, at2.60 o'clock p. m., to hear and de.
termine complaints of errors and omissions in
the Voters' Ltet of the Village of Brussels
for 1024. A. H. 2,1A0D )NALD
Clerk of Brussels,
Meeting of Huron Co. Council
The Council of the Corporation of the Coun-
ty of Huron will meet in the Council Chem-
lmr, Goderich, at 8 o'clock In the afternoon of
Tuesday, the 2nd day of December, 1024. Alt
ocoounts against the County must ho in the
handy of the Clerk not later than Monday pre-
ceding the meeting of Council.
Goderich, Nov. 16th 1024. (Igo.
Oona, HOL AN,
Northway
Coats
and
Dresses
OR the balance of the season we are offer-
ing REDUCED PRICES on all North -
way Coats and Dresses.
We will also have for. Thursday, Fri-
day and Saturday a number of Samples
which we can
offer atGreatly Reduced Prices
Men's All Wool Underwear
Tiger Brand Unshrinkable ,for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday -3 Specials—Heavy weight
Prices 1.39, 1.69, 1.89
We also carry a complete range in Stan -
field's Unshrinkable, Watson's and Penman's.
Blankets
30 pairs Large size Ibex, colors White and
Grey, to clear at $2.76. Also 4 Comforters,
large size, good quality Sateen—
Special Price $4.80
F. A. HUNTER
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