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MOTOR/NG NEEDS
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The House
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along the. wire and thrilled inion,
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Victoria Is Popular In The Winter
For Warm Weather And Summer aSports
Canada has an evergreen play-
ground whore snow Is an
ephcmoral novelty, flowers bloom
ovary month' of the year and 0von
Jn rata -winter the daY'a recreation
can include yachting, tennis, hik-
ing, lawn bowling, fishing or a
round of golf over the fast, green
fairways of any of a half dozen
Outstanding courses,
'Victoria, centro of this beautiful
31rltlolt Coln/tibia evergreen play-
ground, bas hocomo in recent
Yearn nn onlstnnding Canadian
tems
in ilsebonrtthervergeeof itsear ibusiest
flown with international ex-
change offering Americans an at-
traotivo flnafMal inducement of
ten per cent on their dollar, while
Canadian lovers of mild weather
will find that Vancouver Island'
has the only resort of this kind
on rho continent which they can
visit now that holiday truss to the;
'United States' have been banned,
Tho main competitive shorts
event of the season is the Em-
press Winter Golf Tournament
which is held on well trimmed
grassy fairway$ and groans at a
time When other Canadian courses
are several foot under the snow-
drifts. This year's tournament,
the 18th annual, will be bold on
the Oak l3ay course, March 9 to
16, The outstanding social.. event
of the season is Christmas at the
Empress Hotel where Canada's
roost-Eng]fsh city ee]ehrates with
the time-honored boar's head,
yule logs, wassail howl and carols,
Tho' Contrast between Victoria
and the rest of Canada in 'winter-
time is parttouiarly marked after
a train trip through the Canadian
heckles, then at their loveliest in
a mantle of ice and snow. Van-
couver island produces such rari-
ties—rarities to the rest of Can-
ada, that is es strawberries in
December, salmon fishing ail win-
ter long, now -born lambs Jn Jan-
uary and roses in February,
The ploturos above show tho
Empress Hotel, and typical "win-
ter" scenes, hiking, golfing and
yachfinrr,
•"s�'•pwhere w:at:ti L.r<. wi>is.. itty:
113...": . • ward d. ,.,
Phase 32
When in need
of
Bread &: Pastry
TRY
THE PALACE BAKERY
W. WILLIS
BRUSSELS, ONT.
a ...-C ..- .:..- a
1 rate 2.= soma 3.3 the t2:ae 1333 dais:a-
• 4:oiet. wed' -x. Toe bride 3
Maher s-a,xi:et» :i:s_xm drive a?
s sting to he a rem
▪ d. sat J ta the girl
L 1. w...'1 stood beside -him
'o Fos,
t:Ll& been r, -Kira:' -
"Nit, don tt ail to 22, my des
_ 3-H : 6^
C2 R<, • i- : a i 7, it waft yaW
gave hear =l£:atao1;ng. Leis 32
tint to lana . ',Cot
hare to *.ark 073;
'r:4c3 for :Lim and you."
Mr So; -e had widened
if.w. r:r:e _ ..t friends.
'e;latest =ember tui -zed
L new. 2L . ?.,g'i
her aim al:rough
'You e_! " she said_
THE END.
Collapsed Fridge
At Exeter Draws
Many Sightseers
Hundreds Visit Scene
Ear To
Transpera Truck tinder
Whitt Bridge Sank
The drive:Gf a an omoi7 _e
guliy at t. :470t 34:d or ,.
:v. after a 0G teat
bridge r_ No. 4 highway cellapsel.
rhea rfed with careless _ care 5 driv-
:.3 7...--e said Saturday 0ignt.
to„ao:F, e'f Persons 03:I
do -n..,- t.'D sham 130030 County t wa
throngheat two days;, to fief: „ir, ky
'.'eiar:•. +3 '.Ere with the t anspo t
e tir.g or. its Poor. the bob
tr c cup from tile tangle of '
• el gz e: -e and hauled bac„ onto
the ,cad 'ay at B o'clock Snndya
Fros midday Saturday. men nod
Doan busy cutting the steel away
7i1 11 an acre t:e3e to:eb. Then a
Labatt crane hitched to another
1 big truck to keep i': in place dew
1 the empty antantabile ttan?po.--
sa s onto the highway. Authorities
said t sins -port suffered :zaps -J-
ingly Ilttle damage.
Crowds of Sightseers
Fite, Hooch, of a fallen larid:ye
attracted so many sightseers ;o
Exeter than three provincial Palms --
men were on duty meat of Sunday 0
directing the hundreds of cars. The
highway was kept open by a detoa
Authorities were told that Earner'
Loomis of Oshawa and formerly of
Parkhill was driving the track awl
that Charles Panes of tht R.C.A.F.,
Trenton, was riding with ]tiro. Traf-
fic Officer Taylor 0€ Clinton con-
sulted with D. E. Holmes, crown
attorney for Huron county. and re-
ceived instructions to lay a careless
driving eba-ge. against Loomis. The
charge will probably be heard in
Exeter pulite Court.
HIGHEST
CASA,
PRICES
P FOR
EGGS
AND
POULTRY
Fs Ma SAMMS ..,
PONE 80 — BRUSSELS
It. is zmderatood 'he police ars-
1a,tuw=33taa Che f va,.t rl:sty alis:
side of the bridge was s't umk a
seer_, il co two before the trar.:s3arr
d urged- t her of the men was
hurt
Po.ice said tris eztare Iengtb 01
ti a `Exit fo+ct agar- went down, exce<t
si.3e 'a atl:umien".5. `line d•or re-
*^ a zned ma a fair y even level. 30.1
:tough the. sea`s,trailer ort tat; t an -
:X -t lammed against one side of
-,-)he bridge, it did not .roil over.
Wirier. the. hedge wear doom
about 4.20 tIIrday n_nrnfcg, it
made sods a roe that Des ds.uts or
the diststev were awakened.
Fa- a few minntes, anti: 17131
could obtain fast:slights and wars
otter traffic, the collapsed bridge
was a deathtrap an the highway,
bac fortunately no cars came along
e*Wg Officer Taylor srr e
Pro __f::al Constable Jack Ferguson
of Eye'er and Traldc 01Eeer Coke?
of Lomn.
Was Old StrrsctUre
W. P Alder. divisional engine
of the department of highways,.
stationed at London, sent an en-
gineer to Exeter to survey the
damages 310. Alder said that the
bridge was old, with steel super-
stnrcture, but built partly of wco4.
Police said they believed the
bridge had broken in two places.
small creek dais through the
gorily but none of the floor of the
bridge_ went under•vrater. Tbougn
an estimated 209 feet in length,
was only about 10 feet ab0vo the
bottom of the gully.
The transport was southbound :n
the. direction of London.
tw= i 1
Hostess: "I hare heard so mann
abour your ntnsieai ability. I am
guise disappointed.. I had expected
t0 see you conte with an instr•nment
under Your arra.. Which instrument
do yea play?”
Guest. "The piano.
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=Bus mess `?a rds
till3EMBEIE§Mosamam.=2071323 %`.
W. S. Donaldson – Licensed Auctioneer
for the Counties of Huron and Perth
phone 35-r-13 - - Atwood, Ont.
All Sales Promptly Attended to
CHARGE'S MODERATE
For Engagements phone 31 `The Brussels Post' and they
will be Iooked after immediately. •
WILLIAM SPENCE
Estate Agent Conveyancer
and Commissioner
GENERAL INURANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET, — — ETHEL, ONT.
Dr. C. A, MYERS
PHONE 4
Office Hours 10. a.m. to 12 a.m.
1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
WILLIAM STREET, BRUSSELS, ONT.
D. A. RANN
FURNITURE
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director. and Embalmer
BRUSSELS, ONT.
PHONE 36
ELMER D. BELL, B.A•
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.
PHONE 29X — — — BRUSSELS, ONT
i•? 4n ..3 33.,441 •.` 3 ,i.. e'.4 °II, . "N.,a
WALKER FUNERAL HOME
William Street, — Brussels, Ont,
Day or Night Calls 65
B. G. WALKER
Embalmer & Funeral Director
We also take orders for Flowers of Dale's Estate, Brampton.
A"Walker Funeral costs as little.
as $55,0o to $200,o0
.
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JAMES . MCFADZEAN
Howick Mutual Fire insurance
--also—
Hartford windstorm,
Automobile
PHONE 42
TURNBERRY ST. x
Tornado Insurance
Insurance
P. O. BOX 1
BRUSSELS, ONT.
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