The Brussels Post, 1925-7-29, Page 8rho
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The 1216 jitVx.CztedStore? Druggist and Stationer
r )) Notice.—All those who left plates
tool 1 sills iiinrcz at S. S. No. 3, Grey, can get same at
Club Store, Brussels.
Improvements.—W, A. Grewar is
having his cottage, occupied by Jas.
Fox and family, re -painted.
Postoffice Hours.—As Monday will
be Civic Holiday, the usual. holiday
hours will be observed at the Post
Office.
Horses Shipped.—Saturday a car
load of horses wrre ,hfppPd by J. 11
Galbraith to (,Zoe b,•c ri1 y.
Collarbone Broken.—Last Saturday
night Leonard Walker was run inti
by a boy ❑n a bicycle, and is laid up
with a broken collarbone. Hr will
have some enforced holidays for a few
days.
Card of Thanks.—Mrs. W. E. Haist
and family deeply appreciate and
gratefully acknowledge the kind ex-
pressions of sympathy shown them
in their recent sad bereavement of
husband and father.
Miscetlaneousshowers;were held by
the home,communitylast week in hon-
or of Mrs. Frank Shaw and Mrs, Ty-
erman. Pleasant social eveninge
were enjoyed and the verses attached
to the gifts proved the poetical genius
of the young folk.
Clifford Girls Won.— On Monday
evening the Girls' Softball team of
Clifford won on Victoria Park from
the Brussels girls by a score of 25-
16. The visitors were a snappy
bunch of players and took advantage
of everything that was offered by the
home team.
Another Drop.— Prices for all
grades of sugar dropped two cents a
pound on Monday, making a decline
of 20 emits during the month. The
wholesale price is now 36.77 per 100
pounds. The member of a wholesale
house expresses the opinion that the
price will be low for some time as
there has been an enormous crop,
S. Bruce Convention July 31.—The
Conservatives of South Bruce riding
have organized for federal purposes
and will hold a convention in Tees-
water on Friday, July 81, to select a
candidate for South Bruce at the next
Dominion general election. It is ex.
pected that only two canidlttes will
be balloted on, namely, Dr, 0, 8.
Fowler, of Teeswater. and .11 J, Ran.
ney, of Cbesley.
Picnic.—A Sunday School and
Congregational picnic of the United
Church will he held in Mr. Davidson's
Grove next Thursday afternoon,
Oars for service will kindly be at the
church at 1.30 p. tn. Ladies, please
bring lunch baskets. A program of
sports for both old and young is heidtg
arranged. Pack tip your troubles
and smile and come. A booth will
be on the grounds.
Farmers Attention.— A Tractor
demonstration will beheld on the farrn
of Robt. Simpson. one-half mils North
of Brussels, on Friday, July 31st, 1925
Demonstration of plowing will cont-
inence at 2 15 p. in, sharp Mr. Sage,
expert plowman, of the Canadian Oli.
ver Plow Co., will be in attendance,
You are cordially invited to attend
this demonstration, Bring your
friends. The demonstration is ron•
duetedb McIntyre e�Cldn more, Ford
Dealers, of Brussels,
Tennis.—A few of the racket
wielder's of Brussels paid a visit to
the County town Met Thursday and
some.interesting events were played
all but one of which were won by,
the local players, "Sandy" Fox pro,-'
ed his calibre as a tennis player by
defeating the hitherto unbeatable
Phil Proctor, three sets to one. 0,
Buchanan took both Newton and 1,
Doak into camp in the singles but
paired with W. M. Sinclair lost to
to the same players in doubles. Dur-
ing the day's play, Doak was also ,
beaten by Proctor 'and A. Fox by
Civic Holiday.— In response to
many citizens, Reeve Baeker has pro-
claimed Monday of next week, Aug.
3rd, as Civic holiday for Brussels. In
consequence all places of business will
be closed and the holiday generally
observed. Clinton, Palmerston and
Kitchener will be the drawing cards.
EouNo.—In Procter's store, a parcel. The
owner may have the same by proving proper-
ty and paying for this notice.
DEADMAN'a HONKY; The season It late and
we are extracting so 85 to have oar honey
thick and well ripened, which can only be
properly done by the bees. We hone to ship
some to Brussels noon and 111 time to supply
you. G. A. Dn.ADMAN.
FOUND.—Auto marker and toil light. Own-
er may have some by paying for tale advt.
A sum of money found, Enquire et
PRE POST.
Fon SALE.—One 0 -roomed house and lot. in
good location on Elizabeth et., or will ex-
change It for other property. For further
Information apply nt TRE POST.
Fort Bags.—Range stove, "Happy Thought ,
coal or wood, all in good order.
ROOT, ANDERSON,
Foo SALE—Good well drilling machine,
Sawyer and Massey traction engine and groin
separator. All must be sold to wind up Eetate.
Address, Mice. S. STRODE,
5.4 Fordwich, Ont.
Fon SALE.—Dandelion and Apple Blossom
honey, 10 cents per lb,
8.5 a. A. 610NAoaev, hear Moncrielf
PaoPEaiY FOR BALE. 16 /WOOS of first-class
land, about half a mile north of Brussels :
good house and good cellar, and u barn • good
water and about 70 fruit trees. All seeded
down. Apply at American hotel. 11
Baseball Revised.—Brussels saw a
baseball match on Tuesday evening
when Blyth came over and played a
picked team. -The score was 7-3 for
Brussels at the end of the 5th innings.
The Brussels players were:—Willis,
ss; Murcar, 1B; Sommerville, p; Bal-
lantyne, lf; Bowman c; Cudmore, 3b;
McIntyre, rf; T. Campbell, cf; Camp-
bell, 2b. The score by innings was:
Brussels -1 2 3 1 x — 7
Blyth— 10020 — 3
Passed Away.—After a long illness
and confined to her bed since Christ-
mas, Rachel Jane Sackrider, beloved
wife of James A. Tennant, passed
away at her home on James street,
last Thursday morning at the age of
83 years, 4 months and 8 days. De-
ceased was born near Burgessville,
Oxford Co., and in 1867 was married
to her now bereft partner at Mitchell
on October, 17th, and for over 37
years they were respected citizens of
Lima Township. In 1922 they mov-
ed to .Brussels where they have resid-
ed ever since. Five children were
born to them, and four grew to man-
hood and
womanhood, 0o but all are de-
ceased. e
ceased. The funeral was hold on Fri-
day afternoon and services were con-
ducted by Rev. A. W. Barker, of the
United Church. Interment was made
in Elma Centre Cemetery, Among
those present from a distance to at-
tend the funeral were Andrew E. and
W. E. Nichol, of Detroit; Andrew and
Mrs. Agar and Miss Hazel, of Mount
Forest; Andrew and Mrs. Kay, Lis-
towel; William and Mrs, Scott, Wing
ham; James and Misses Sarah and
Hattie Cuthbert, Ingersoll; Chas, and
Mrs. Orth, and Miss Alice Orth, Nor-
wich, The pallbearers were: E. Nich-
ol, A, Nichol, W. Scott, A Kay, W.
Buchanan, , Glenwill and R. Dark.
Monthly, Meriting,-.- Tho monthly'
axleoting.o1' tIsa Junior Women's 1n.
014u1,0 will be held at the home of
Miss Jardine, Tuesday afternoon,
Aug 4
Card of Thanks.--. J, A, Tennant
wishes to thank the many neighbors
and friends for their kindness during
the long illness of hie wife, and for
the kind words and deeds at the time
of her death. The kindness will nav-
es be forgotten,
Walker -- McKibbin Wedding.
Several of The Pot readers will, be
interested in the following account
of a Toronto wedding, the brkie being
an old McKillop girl:—A pretty wed-
ding took place in St. Anne's Church,
Toronto, on Saturday, July 18th, the
ceremony being conducted by Rev,
G. Braeken, of Toronto,, when Jelin,
second daughter of the late Andrew
and Mrs. McKibbin, was united in
marriage to Charles G., only son of
Mr's. Etta Walker, of Toronto, ttnd
the late M1'. Walker. ,The bride was
given away by her brother, Albert,
of Wallaceburg, and looked very pret-
ty in a gown of powder blue silk
georgette, heavily beaded with cry-
stal beads, over satin of the same
shade, with which she wore a hand -
embroidered cream leghorn hat, her
only ornament being a string of
pearls, the groom's gift. After the
Church service the wedding party
drove to the home of the bride's
aunt, Mrs. M. E. McEwen, of Brock
Ave., where a dainty buffet tea was
served. The happy couple left the
same day on a motor trip to the Ot-
tawa district and the Northern Lakes,
followed by the good wishes of many
friends, On their return they will
reside in Toronto.
William E. Heist Passes Away.—
After an illness that has extended
oyer two years, though able to con-
tinue his work until about 9 months
ago, William E. Heist passed away
Saturday morning at his home on
Albert street, at the age of 60 years,
1 month and 12 days. Deceased was
born in Brussels and was a son of the
late David Heist. 34 years ago he
married his partner in life, Annie
Harding, and after living in, Brus-
sels a few years, was transferred to
Kincardine and for the past 20 years
has resided in Atwood as section
foreman of the C. N. R. The late Mr.
Heist was for over 30 years with the
Railway Company, giving faithful
service. Besides his widow, he is sur-
vived by 5 children: Everett, of Tor-
onto; Myrtle (Mrs. T. A. Rogers, Tor-
onto ) ; Charles, of Stratford; Wil-
liam and Nelson, at home. Deceased
is also survived by one brother,
George, of town. The funeral was
held on Monday afternoon and the
services were conducted by Rev. Mr.
Snell, of Londesboro, former pastor
of the deceased at Atwood, assisted
by Rev. A. W. Barker, of Brussels.
The pallbearers were: J. Simmons
A. Hamilton, R. Ingles, A. Thomp-
son, Mr. Hill, and A. Holmes, all
railway men. Among those from a
distance were Fred Harding, of Tor-
onto; 11. J. Harding, of Stratford; A.
Pendur, Palmerston and T. Sampson,
Kincardine, the latter Road Master
of this line. Interment was made in
Brussels Cemetery.
WALTON
Mies Annie Fergueou is holidaying
at Port Albert.
Friends are glad to hear that Wm.
G. Clark. who recently went under
an operation for appendicitis, is mak-
ing good improvement.
A public meeting will be held on
Friday evening of this week. A good
program will be presented and J. W.
King, M.P. for North Huron will be
present. Everybody is invited to
come.
MARRIED
WALEyn—MoKrnnns.—At St, Anne's AnR
Bean Church, Toronto, on Saturday, July
18th. by Rev .1. Bracken, 13 lee Jennie Mc.
Elbbon to George Charles Walker.
Executor's Sale
OF VALUABLE -
Farm Property
I will sell for the estate of the late John p.
Stacey at the Amerioan Hotel in the Village of
Brussels, on Saturday evening, Angnet 1501,
1925, at eight o'clock, All and Singular that
certain parcel or tract of land and premises
situate, lying and being In the Townahlp of
Grey, in the County of Huron and Province
of Ontario, being composed of Lot number
twenty eight (281 in the Seventeenth 117E11.1
Concession of the mild Township of Grey, con-
taining by admeasurement one hundred (100)
acres of land be the same more or nese.
On the premises are situated a brick home
with brink kitchen and frame shed Bank
barn end stabling beneath in good repnir,
About eighty sores suitable for cultivation or
hay. This terra lies close to a school and rail-
way elation,
Terme of Salo
This farm will be sold enbieot to the terms
of lease to the present occupant. Lease ex.
pires spring of 1028. Ten per rent of the par
chose money to be paid at the time of mile,
bahtnce within thirty days thereafter. Pos-
session et termination of base The farm
will be Bold subject to a reserve hid. Further
partloulars and conditions rondo known on
-day of male or on apptitatlon to
D. M. SCOTT or A. H. MONTEITH
Auctioneer. Executor'9Solicitor,
Brussels, Ont. Paris, Ontario.
Dated the twenty fourth day of July, 1925.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—In, the
matter of the estate of David
Clark, late of the Township of Croy
in tho County of Huron, Farmer,
deceased.
Notion is hereby given pnreunnt to "The Re-
vised Statutes of Ontario;' Chapter 120, that
tofeshaving
nhdheestate othe DdClark, claims
d
en or about o t ire Twenty third cleyis of July,
-
t eotlt day of required, on or before oho ae.
paid day of AngilyE M.
Sc to send a post pre.
000 or deliver texecutors Scott, Btheaels P. Ol
one a the 81 i the IRA will
and Cant n end
of the saiddeceasedd trip.
Mom,lthandsurnames,addressesand elnIme,
Mom, the fall f their lore of their olnl rim,
the statement of their accounts helte and the not.
are nd the
take notice that that held
rtfinch lust
mentioned date the said itxeontora will pro•
coed to distribute the assets of the deceased,
among the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the olefins of whish they 0118
then have notice, and that the rail Executors
will not be liable for the Saki mama or any
port thereof to any parson or persons of Whose
claims notice Shall not have been received by
them at the time of such distribrttlon.
Dated Ulla Twehty Seventh clay of July, A.
D. 1020,
W. /11. SIN'CLAIR,
Solicitor PON the Execrators,
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to •protect your interests •without oom•
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Enlist the servioes of Cha Staudiud, Bank
to safeguard your property by conduct-
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BRUSSELS BRANCH—G. H. Sarnia, Manager
Chiropractic for Headaches
Do not disregard your Headaches. They are
dangerous because they are nature's signals of
distress and discomfort in other parts of your
body. In order to be free from these head-
aches your system must be made healthy.
Give Nature a chance by taking Adjust-
ments.
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L. 0. WHITFIELD. D. 0.
Office over Johnston's Jewellery Store .
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DIED
()Lang —In Grey Twp,, on Thursday, July
28rd, 1820, David Clark, in kis 81st year.
HAIeT. 1n Brueaels, en Setnrday. July 25,
1935, Wllttant E. Halst, aged 60 years, 1
month end 12 days.
TSNNANT•—In Brussels, on Thuredoy, July
28rd, 1925, Rachel Jane Sackrider, beloved
wife of J. A. Tennant, aged 88 years, 4
months and 8 days.
IN MEMORIAM
Donones—In laving memory of our deur
mother, Mre. Jne. R. Douglne, who died
August 2nd, 1928.
In our hearts your memory lingers.
Sweet and tender, kind and true.
There le nota day, near mother
That we do not think of you.
ANNIE R. DOuoLAe,
Fox's Drug Store
The ! Store
WEEKLY STORE NEWS',
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KILLS
Flies
Moths
Mosquitoes
Roaches
Bed Bugs
Fleas
Ants
00C bottle
Water
Glass.
Egg
Preserver
Good tisne now to
put, them down..
Easy to use, •
Results entirely sat}fit
isfactcry.
20c package
Kastor
Jems
Pure
Tasteless
Castor Oil
In delicious Choco-
late Coated Candies.
Splendid for child.
ren. Ask for a free
sample,
Printing and Developing
°FILMS left with us any day of the week will
receive our careful and very prompt atten-
tion as nur,Printing and Developing is done
_every day. We can supply either the East-
man Film in the Yellow. box or the Vulcan
that has so long given the best of satisfaction.
Fresh Stock of Filn1s
always on hand.
We would appreciate having ynur name on
our already long list of satisfied customers.
HOLEY HOSE
Druggist :-.-"How are you getting on at home while your wife is
away for the summer 3"
Customer :—Fine and dandy, I can put on my socks now from,
either end—eaves a lot of time,"
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