The Brussels Post, 1925-12-9, Page 5fFt
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In olden times—In the buggy they
went sparking. In preaent times—
In an auto they go parking.
a kin . salted
A Florida real este owner
$7,500 rent for a bungalow for a
year, which cost just that sum to
build,
Some radio fans perhaps are not
aware of the, fact that the Govern-
ment may confiscate any radio set
being operated without a, proper
license,
.t le gratifying to Canadian pride
to learn that Canadian cheese is now
commanding a higher price' in the
home
tehno
than h
market nt k
United States
product.
Owing to the high financial posi-
tion of the Sons of Scotland lodge,
a bonus o two per cent. has been
alloted to each insurance policy.
Every automobile #eller Claims to
:feature the biggest feature of his
Particular car, but the biggest fea-
,turo in any car is its depreciation,
' which no seller seems to mention.
Only 18 , more shopping days to
the
Remember it is
early bird that gets the best choice.
The merchants have prepared. for a
busy Beason and the stores are be-
ginning to assume the holiday ap-
pearance.
Dun's bulletin says se change to
colder weather influenced a sharper
demand for men's and women's cloth-
ing, and the snow falls in certain
dis-
tricts aided retailers to dispose of a
fair volume of heavy footwear, etc.
J. A. Meadow of Oakville, bought
a puppy bull dog for $40. He show-
ed taint at the Fair, won the cham-
pionship and sold bran for $700 to a
Toronto man, who has now resold
him to a wealthy Pennsylvania dog
fancier for the hanatiome sum of
$4,260.
CAR O1^
oa
l..xpected about Pec, 15.
We unloaded .a car last
ww•lk which is giving ex-
cellent satislaetioil.
J. H. FEAR
Phone 2214 1 ETM E
l HAWAII E lea Petersen Seholneellip of
approximately 11000. at Huron Oollege.
lareshyte, iune Of Clinton rales.
ed to consider the purnbase of one of
66 the iltethodlel foil ohm . The emu,
mission rceneentended the outnnlistees
to get tegelhsu in ocher to reaelt a t
tlee[dtun.
"...,tMtrEttlAt
1
1,cNsea Toeatao lams kin rat "
Oleo. 1Dorntep, of ',Motet. died At t w aowa eqa eGw1An pt gtutetKg
lila botnta ]n tb .t village, en It'.c'ltiay arwaMt:1 I_y eicoe: e. lto,c d,r 157.1
Ie1et, In his ii7Tt1 yPal4 Mi'. klt,r ton... pyo ultrr•ridrt rnra Always pte,eni k, u,anr ce
Conkst0110tvle�kWith his ptrsuts90; ;antiAsen. Jirlauieolgtgoys;liayocum eYu
yreli'a Atltn 410 has:since hese [I t sill- I,lt you Are not rnloylnt the wail& Slat cone
dent of Howlek, Iroe we,riowrc leuwus
r T,-bi.pee 414/1104.
An interesting' exhibition al art 1 leans gnus I be *dneara a oils soma ars
Main et•laieres, consist ng of aha u1 200: Ien.,reetteended b7enleadiay 'Gttueae, lees"s'olr.
rtidn Iii is nP war}d fnus pitiit• Sle pater Lodge,
rigs rilnd seal tuteti le b,unrim; bahti111 1 I3101r thou aroohes—,w alar tp raw
1.heparisb hal of St, Paul's cburoil, annyAyaraeoa�-a soon:titsd st
Wrt8 avers f air,
Olio too.
xlarinng'°
Light
Dongeroto 10
rho eyes
Tice 00nimuuity of Oertott wav Maude e. Bryansa
ahnaked nu Tuesday to learn of the 0 ptometrJet
suddtil death of George Clerk. (lite of
HURON COUNTY
Cal beige's pro iiilt • farm ere, ,H44-44,444.4.+4+++++++.1,41.444,4.
1'4bile In Blyth, he wee steicken with
Gentle wee ,vvtlwut electric lights heart failure and passed espy 1118re, 13, H. HElliott, Wingharn,, had Liao
for a few nights while repairs were 'Dlelviile Nay, of the '1'ownsh,p of
being reticle, Howiek, was brought to Gudeeich misfortune 10 let Iiia oa)' slide dawn
Win, Leonard, 0th Oen., 1fawiok jail to serve a months sentence, ttesteep etnbankwent South of the
East, snifered a slight stroke, hut is imposed by Magistrate Oharles A jeluernie bridge, tborturrately, n0
Iteid, In Horrid, on a charge of at- person wee hurt end the ear was not
gradually recovering.
John Yon, a highly reitected Omptiog Go adomllsto. noxious seri usiy dernagPtl.
resident of ; o rnberry, passed away drugs, The Ladies' Aid of the DTnited
lust week in his 77th year. Xie was Se,tfortin. Presbyterian manse was f bli0uyti th
t cene n e church, Kb Orn Ltalie, neve u surplus
.
h of Hist wedding on Dec.
never married.e sq Teacur y
e
The Sebool of 'Elementary Ag- 1, when Annie Beryl Hunter, nr Olin. pWhile driving a horse and ostler
riculsure end Home Econorrrios ONO- 10", was mar led to Al tittleHahkirk;
ed ie 8'nrdwich on Tuesday last, with youngest o Habkirk; of
was performed owned by Willi u y1'1 escaped , of injuryii
Wing-
ert attendance of 82, ' l b p' They when the minuet ran away. 0•'
Colton Brisson has sold hie n Bl are 1 by Rev. P. to, Larkin, Da D,
e town ibis between Blake y Mrs, Victoria Dennmrne has said reaching` flhe�iDoretit�°vnllcB breaking
the
farce on Drysdale, vSt,horse
andistat to Alex. Rubin. Tee her ill, 100-acretson, farm FrankNorth l+J,oDe,• it. jaw and having several teeth
Perm is situated in Stanley, l Joseph, .to heht-
ducted a mums, whit will qct possosei0n next knocked out,
The
maylhave
lyd,tn ge,,
to be shot.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
at 9 a, ut , Oil Thuesd8y, Nov. 2615, Rt
the borne of the home of the bride's
parents, at Bancroft, Mich., when
Bertha, second dauihter of Fay R.
and and Mre. Holcomb, was united in
in marriage to Arthur Pot termeld, son
Wm Robertson, who Con
blacketnith business in 1Yiugham ( Fall. Mrs. Denomme lies reserved
for the past 17 years, lies sold out to the use of one of the bousee on the
W. O. Artnstroog, a former Blyth ! farm for bee own use.
resident. James K. Hodgins, 11 prosperous
Thieves have been busy at Kippen. farmer living about two Tittles hast of
They enteredd the
general
ss
Core o
f Corbett o
n
the
town
wn
line
between w
e
en
W.D. Butt, who ealed then away.McGillivray andnd}tPphenCov Townships,
They teamed several
private garages committed suicide by rum
niog blue.
rum bis; borne.
oat not far f
In u 1.
Belt
oe
ant� st01e rugs and to I , se n p
l e❑ Mr. Hod ins was about55 years of of R. and 61rs. Porterfield,, of Se,t-
Win mac friends g of Jas. R. A t g it reside in Flint,
9 forth. They will
know that
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age.
e was s will successful
l to
he was successful in winning the While returning -from Wroxeter; Mich.
ai
v
est
Leadership
utility at Lowest Cost
Inti'oduci.ng
many improve.
ments in the
world's Most
popular line of
motor Cis.
The Fordor Sedan "
Color -Gray was hack enamel running gear. ompos-
ito body. Nirketed radiator shell and headh np riots.
efncld.rtdatesdoblda
equipment Iudestaer, co demountable
domenghti windshield wiper, reit vice, mirror sod dash
loose.
The Tudor Sedan
Color—Dark !Mut wits black enamel rea.ning !sear. All•
ousel body. Nickeled radiator shell and headlamp
Loner seats- both front seats tilting. One -elect venti-
lating windshield. Leather•cloth sun visor of new denim.
closed at both tads. Standard equivalent includes .1n.818,
cord tires, demountable tiro,, windshield wiper, rear view
mirror and dash lamp.
The Coupe
Color—Dark Bloc with bb.ek eosin& naming gear. All,
steel body. Nickeled radialor shell Hud hm,nat p rims.
enplaneveutifating windshield. Unssaatiy wide rear
deck with doubtwl compartausat caws Lembo.. -doth
sun ylsor, closed ut both rods Standard
ltanp.e0upment
Inhalesrd w,pdsiewipr. ren W e.tvvr nd dah
The Runabout
dolor-tlhdr. Misted boar. bauble yse ilMloa viand,
.I,iekl. ado t dee* wish cougpattoent epees steady
IheMnei Toot bolt under sea. St inds& ata rtment
inotoolso cold rites. stoma owSalpe o with both
dolma iriodrbield wiser leead ,tkkeleJJlarap rims.
CARS
The Touring
Color—Slack. A t� elbed, of etreamNn claim. bauble
v Col boa
..do ford Matbenti ouaated tops
Tod boy: ander front seat. Standard cn o one ieeLdta
eoed tiros. nd,binr proof nn4 esseuioa o ,1l.me 'wbb
sit dam% wtodaWold &nor rd nttlreled headland 14111..
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TRACTORS
NO COMMENT R1' MPICHEN
Rt. Hoe, Arthur Meigtten, when
referred to Admiral Jellieoe's state-
ment in Brassy's Annual Naval pub-
lication in regard to Dominion naval
contributions, said he preferred not
to make any comment,
PER.TI COUNTY
1.81111'1'tvp 04 u, 111111/918 It a fie:nSe
0'',`t00 dui 1351' A1;rr3cn11tlOt68na10ties 0f
Hulbert. ,Cullattt,n, Alltel )I and
Luar,
tPg1V. (1 r egni'y, of ;S1 IW8I ye, 8(1x0
lite 58.^11 a member of ow '1'ritetee
unto ti for the past 14 years, is retie,
ilio Ibis 1 r,tr.
it118. 1011 ward 3. (]nlicfuhnlln, of
Itullat1{n,'I'wp,, paseed'trway iu -the
0. -Iteral Hospital,'l'oronto, following
11'.nrgierl operation,
Coil. G. S. Beery Minieterof Iligb.
weye in the Cn111ll0 (,tnverntnent,
paid 3,isR„yel a Vi811 on Tuesday and
disru-sed he geeeti0n of 'bolter roads-
ln that-atiasl. »
1'Il' j,IerI' si 1itigei 41 81110 ford will
take plane on Nloldey, M40c1) 1 befdi•e .
My, Justice l,agie and ttie 'tion jury
sittings nn Monday, April 201h, before
Aar, J.o,tice Xinee,
On F,iday, Nnvenilier 27L1,, tc astd.
1y u,uuber 1'C the ladies 1ue1 11, the,
Board l2timu of the St. 74arys Town
Ball, for the empties of : oreenizh,g a
'Wnmett'sLiberal. Conservative As-
e00ia1iaeasps''
Sltrokare W0rnen's Institute are
senting aquilt to; Soldier settlers 113
No' thew 0,1611(1 and donated, $10 in
wearing apparel to the Children's
Ol,i ewers sat kit, atfntd, and $20 to the
,4'hnl1Pepl'arP Library,
80109 11r0P hetweprt l0 o'olock last
Tbtir'day night and a7 ,'reek ii'ttday
1(111811.1'6- lionek's general store, in
the village of St•, Pauls,"was entered by
r, -Mo -re and goods to the va tie of
$100 stolen. Tile lent consisted sof
tuharrn, mitis, candy, ete.
A quiet wedding took place at
C0luttibiann, Alabama, on Wednes-
day, Nov, 26, when Miss Gladys
Bryant, of Louioville, Ky., became
the bride of David 3. Roe, 13irmltlg-
ham, Alabama, eldest eon of George
and Mrs Roe. Milverton, 'Jot,
The of choice a new pastor for 8t.
Paul's Anglican choral), Stratford,
has been left in tbe bands of David
Williams, Bishop of Tiuron. The
Board and Synod delegates of the
e5utch compose a parochial com-
mittee, which met the bishop and
reached this arrangement.
E. N. Sbeir, general merchant
and postmaster of Kirkton,. has.
demonstated that he can raise
gond hogs as well 118 wait on his cued,-
0mers and sett stamps. He purchase)
two young pigs, horn on April 2nd,
last. SVhen the pigs were seven
months and ea half old, he killed them
and when dressed the weighed 602
pounds.
Stratford's fire loss for 11 months
totals only $7,932 85.
Stratfoed 0, N shops wins "no ac-
cident in November" c'rrupPtiLion.
St, Paule Farmers' Club had a Sue -
easeful. year. The business for the
pear totalled $6,000.
Mort, ington Township Reeve and
the Listowel -Reeve are after the
County t'Vatdenship for 1926.List-
owelEdna Mackenzie, ofthe
Public School stuff, has been
granted 0 months' leave of ofeenee,
Wan and Mrs. McI ay,
Ttvp , quietly celebrated the 64th an-
nivereary of their wedding day on
Dec. 4.
Rev. A, B. Lewin, a native of Strat-
ford, was ,recently ind,be1ed AS 10181
pastor of Knox, and Burns churches
at Alliston.
"11nr" Not folk, sub -goalie of Strat-
ford Seniors Hockey team, has left
for Chicago, where, it is understood,
he will play hockey.
Rev. ti J. McKay, of Mimico, has
received a uuaniuu.us cail from the
Presbyterian elite cit a Avonton. Mt.
McKay has been ten years at Mimico.
The Park Board. of Stratford, have
decided to maintain the usual free
skating space on Victoria Lake and
nice to clear an additional space for
girls' hockey.
A delegation front Milverton, Milt
bank and Linwood met the Secretary
of the Dominion Railway Commission
at Elmira, and discussed the train
aerviee nn the 0. P. R.
George Goetz, Sebringville, for 18
years landing waiter and examining
cater for Canada Customs at the 0.
N. R. Station, Stratford, last Thurs-
day retired on pension.
Janes Arthur Mason, son of J. J.
Mason, Stratford, has resigned from
the staff of the. Toronto City Sone.
itor's Office to enter into partnership
with (3, McKurer,fat mar As'"4staut
Crown ,attorney in Toronto.
James Fenton, who has been the
accountant at the Listowel branch of
the Imperial Bank for ,nearly two
years past, has been ttensferred tit
Schomberg, and has assumed duties
there.
A party consisting of eight hunter(
from Mitchell went out to M11Naught's
hush in Bane and +sere successful in
bagging one large jack rabbit, weigh•
Ing 1,88188 pounds. eight white bush
ru5'lits land sixteen cotton tails,
James Norris, of Mitchell, is now
the owner of a bandieme greyPet•cb-
erott stallion. The animal, which
ons purchased (*rout a gentleman on
Pelee Island, is six years old and was
a.prize 'winner at the Oanadien Na-
tional Exhibition:
There died at Alliance. Ohio, re-
cently, William James Monteith, aged
67 years, The late Mr. Monteith was
born in Downie towneh p lint? W?I9 a
eon of the late lames Monteith, obit
of the early pioneers of Perth County.
fie is survived by two brothers, tlen-of Downie township,
A., of Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. F. B. Grains, of Holy Trinty
Lutheran church, Hamilton, See ac-
cepted the appointment to Zion Luth-
eran church, Stratford, as successor
to Rev. 0, U. D. Klaehn, D. D., who
has accepted a larger field of work in
Montreal. When Mr. Gruhn will
officially take charge, has :not been
announced.
Clifford Elliott, of Mitchell, son o
Matthew and Mrs. Elliott, came near
losing his life while he was att811 ins
a threshing at the borne of hie broth
er, Alvin Elliott, 6135 Oon.. Logan.
The boiler 111 connection with tht
the engine, exploded, and Clifford was.
at the time standing close by. will
the result that he was scalded,
Miss Maty Ingram, 0f Mitchell, re
calved a telegram front the Can
adian West, informing her of the
death of her brother, Ohns, Ingrent.
wile (lied in the Sanitnr•ittm at.Qlf
Anprlle, Sesk,, on Wednesday, Nov,
25, where he had been taking treat-
ment8 for the past 2 years for ,an ail-
ment, mhirh was brought on by hat/•
hithOnza.
Widely know In Stratford, as the
manager of the grneery department
of the Whyte Packing Oompany far
the peat 19 years, William D, Anaus,
aged 60 genre, suennmbed Friday
morning. at hi« home 298 Cobourg
street. Be had been in for the past
five Months, Mr. Angus was a native
of Elms Township.
A great fuse is being made in Tor-
onto over the trying nut of "new"
traffic signals. The Bald new signal
Is one that has been in use in 8trat•
ford for the past Terse and a half anti
One with which motorists are perfect.
ly familiar. It correlate of a little
sight in the offiner's hand which goes
off and on automatically as he raiees
and lowers his arm These signals in
use at Bteatfnrd, were manufactured
byTraffcOfficer Clemente And have
proem.' very satisfactory,
A community glob wee organized
at a meeting at 3. 11, Kenne$'s store.
et Petters, with a slate of anneal as
fellows 1 President, Renry Pefters i
Vico President, 3, Ti. Hurst 1 Treas.
titer, J, f3. Kenny ; floc! early,
Barrett 1 Auditor, 3. 8, Knepier.
The ebjettof the dlnla is to further
the Intermits of • the Community in
any 'way possible and to
facilitate shipping there. The shah
is putting in a stook scale, the best
Diet Can be had, as a Starter, The 0,
N.1b, will put on a new siding and
,►novo station is emoted in the near
.future,
BRUCE COUNTY
The annual meeting of the Bruce
On. Hockey League was held at Hep-
worth last Friday afternoon. Over
20 delegates were present,
In the death of Edward Lonte,
which occurred suddenly at South-
ampton, the town loses one of its old-
est residents. Mr. Louts was born in
Southampton 81 years ago. He was
engaged in the boat building trade in
Southampton for over half a century.
He is survived by a widow and a
large family.
A 20 -pound goose with (its neck
partially severed, lying dead at the
edge of a pond on the farm of Louts
V. Deism, 6th Ooncessiob, Carrick,
told a tale of a duel which had taken
place daring the night. Suspecting
that an owl had been the pe, petratar
of the crime, Mr. Dahtnsset a trap and
was rewarded by tbe capture of a
large owl, which stands 20 inches
high, with wings measuring over 6
Feet from tip to tip. The owl had
evidently attacked the goose in the
water, seizing it by the neck and drag -
ming it to land and completing its
murderous work there.
HURON COUNTY
A doe -en additional street
will be put up in Goderlch.,
Seaforth Red Cross Society''raised
$80 by a bripliutohtowards
this will be applied
Christ-
mas hamper.
Andrew A. Wilson, . son of John
Wilson, Colborne, arrived from Lang-
don, North Dakota. on a visit to his
old home, after an absence of over
twentythrc years,
lights
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