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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1937-5-11, Page 5Notices in this column cat 25c up to four lines; Sc for every extra lins. Cash last Accompany ad. Orders taken over 'Phone 35c. WANTED- horses ar colts, to pasture for aeascn. Price reasonable. 1-c Phone 35-13 E, Thonvps'on WANTED - A few more head: of cattle for pasture, some pigs ready to wean for sale. 1-c Phone 58-23 Thos. Pierce FOR SALE,- Good ALE-Good farm, square 50 acres near Ethel on can. 10, Twp, Grey, Lot 13 Good Buildings. 1.5 pll'one 24-r-.6 R. L. McDonald WANTED - A. bunch. of hogs about 100 each. lbs. 1-e phone 6 Seeker Bros. FOR SALE - Pigs 7 weeks old. 1.0 phone 10-14 Brussels Chas. Keating, Belgrave FOR SALE - A. number of six week-old white Leghorn Pullets also six weak seed potatoes. phone 34-16 J. Leslie Earl of -c LOST - 6 Canvas' Coal Bags with handles stationed C. & McD.; also 1 large slze dark blue maohlnaw windbreak- er, with zipper front, D. N. McDonald FOR SALE- KATAHDIN POTATOES -Highly recommended variety. Grown from certified seed also a ^et of bdbsleighs light wagon. 1p T. C. McCall, Brussels FOR SALE- Good work mare well broken to work; also three shorthorn bulls, ready for service. 4-0 phone 35-9 Thomas Kerr, Henfryn FOR SALE - We will have a quantity of fere tilizer on hand for tate remainder of the seeding season, 2-c Stan Alexander, Ethel FOR SALE - Good Barn. apply to 1-p Mrs. BatIgley, Brussels MONCRIEFF The May meeting o1. the Wo. men'e 001as'tollary Society was bell Olt May 4111 et the bottle of Mrs. J. H014011, '3I10 meeting opened by teinging hyena 252, atter which: 511% Geo. Robertson gave a prayer, Tito Seenipture reading was read by Mre. M. Rem and the secr'e'tary called the rolland gave a report or the minutes of the last meetog, The President Mrs, Vallance inglee took charge of the badness and Hymn eel was snag, MIS. Cunt - ming then led in prayer following which Mrs. J. McLean gave a re. Pert of the convention, 50010 of the lilelubers attended, The offering was 'received and Mrs. Alex Swab. - an favoured with an. inseerusthenlal. The topic was given by Mrs. Cumming and the ;meeting was Mooed by tete ,singing of hyun 240 and the Lord's prayer was repeated in unison, FOR SALE - 'Reasonable a Buick Sedan will ex- change tor livestock. Box 2, Brussels P.O. FOR SALE - An oak sideboard in good condi- tion, 2s' phone 84 Huron Bruce League Opens May 24th FOR SALE- " Wh to Leghorn Pullets month- old, aiso Seed Potatoes. Zap phone 46-13 James Nichol FOR SALE- W41lys Knights Sedan .c House or reek one half of it. apply to Mrs. Sinclair llruseets, Ont. THE..DRUSSELS PQST THE ff BENMILLER NURSERIES has a host of Satl'sfied Customers for the past 76 years There's nothing flier on the market than our Bedding Pet Plants, Annuals and Vegetebles All Strong Weather -seasoned Plants Como and See, or secure them from the Stores that carry our Stock Phone Carlow 235 STEWART BROS. BENMILLER NURSERIES Clinton, Goderich, Mitchell, Blyth, Hensall and Zurich in North Group League 'grouping of teams and a schedule of games tor the 1938 season was arranged at a meeting of the. Huron -Perth Baseball League executive held in Hensall. on Mon•ley night, There are two groups arranged. The northern group comprises the towns of Clin- ton, Goderch and Mitchell and the villages of Blyth, Hensall and Zurich, The south group comprie. ee the villages of Allsa Craig, Leman, Crediton, Lleuly and, Cen- tralia. Following is. the north group schedule: May 24, Godettch at Mit- chell, 10 am.; Zurich at Blyth 3 p.ni.i Hensall at Clinton, 10 a.m.; May 27, Clinton at Goderich, Mit- chell at Zurich; May 30, Goderich at Hensall; May 31st, Blyth at Clin- ton; Hensall at Mteheil; June 1, Blyth at Goderich; June 2, Zurich a.t Goderich; June 3, Clinton at Hensall; Zurich at Mitchell; June 9, Hensall at Zurich June 10, Mitchell at Blyth; Goderich at Clia ton; Sane 13, Zurlcb at Hensall; June 14, M1.toltell at Goderich; June 16, Clinton at Zurich; June 15, Hensall . at Blyth; June 20, Hensall at Goderich; Clinton 'at Mitchell; June 34, Mitchell at Hensall; Gode- rich at Blyth; June 27, Zurich at Clinton; June 29, Blyth at Mitchell; Suly 4, Mtchell et Clinton, Blyth. tee Zurich; July 7, Goderich at Zurich; July 3, Blyth at Hensall. FOR SALE - 1 Durham Cow dole to freshen ie May oleo Duok Eggs for hatchling; a quantlty of Iiay; quantity of No - barb Barley and Tiinothy 'Seed. A quantity o•f Timothy and Al. atke mixture, phone 42426 Baxter Stevenson FOR SALE- White Leghorn% Barred Rocks; Baby Chicks; Sexed Chicles; Four week Pullets. Coln Finglentl, Phone 904..5 Walton FOR SALE - Rugs,, Stock of tato importer, in- cludes Wlltons, Broadlooms and Orientals, extremely low prices while stock lasts, w111 able mail orders promptly, write for price list Traders and Importers, 54 Wallington St, West, T•orouto TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE Sealed Tenders addressed to the undersigned and endorsed "Tenders for Coal," will be received until 12 o'clock noon (daylight saving), Monday, ,Tune 6, 1938, for the sup• ply of coal and coke tor the Domin• ion Buildings throughout the Prov. ince, of Ontario, Forms of tender with specified.. tions and Conditions attached can be obtained- from th0 Purchasing Agent Department of Public , Works, Ot. tawa; and the Supervising Archi- tect, 36 Adelaide St., East, Toronto. Ont. Tenders should be matte on the forms supplied by the Department and la ' accordauce with deport• mental s'pecifoations nn<i conat- tions attached thereto, When the amount of a tender ex coeds the sum of $5,000.00 -whether it be fat' one building Only or more -the tenderers• must attach to their tender a eor'tilied cheque on a chartered bank In Canada, made Payable to the order of the Honour- able the Minister or Public Works, metal to 10 per cent of thee:moue( of the tender, or Roarer Bonds or the Dominion of Canada or of the Canadian National latilwby Ce,, and rte constituent companies, un- conditionally guaranteed as to prin- cipal and Interest by Dominion of Canada, or aforementioned bonds and a certified cheque, it required to matte op an odd amount. The DePerement also reserves rho *eight to demand from sly surreesful tenderer a security de- poeillon in forst or certified elle ue or Bond as above, equal to 10% of the amount of Ills 11ld, to guarin- lee th0 proper fulfilment or the cell - By order, T. M, Somerville, Secreta1b Department of Public \Yorks, Ottawa, May 6, 1038 FOR SALE -- The '"I, C. Rleharde, Blockt> on Turnbeory street, consisting of 3 Worest 2 apartments, all occupied. apply Mrs, R. Ganmminge, 145 Lake pt,, St, Ca'tltttrinestt Vote Against Victoria Day On May 23rd Two City Councils Fall to Endorse Move For Long Weekend Toronto, May 10 A movement gaining headway in some seotious of Ontaro .o cele- brate Victoria Day May 23 instead of on the traditi0ual. "24th,'' was checked in two centres today. The Toronto city council lye` Monday night voted 11-6 against a resolution proposing the one-dav advancement of the holiday to pre - vide a three-day week -end. The council at St. Ctuthaelnes h ecintle'i its resolution urging the Monday date be recognized. The council here also tame l down the suggestion of Alderman Wiliam Croft that in future all of- ficial holidays be celebrated on. ltt3 Monday of the week in which they fall. However, council of New Toren• to, suburban centre, endorsed a rul- ing Victoria Day be celebrated May 23. It will be for tete forthcoming holittay only although most mens. hers favored the plan of holding all official holidays• on Mondays. Before the Toronto council over- ruled the May 23rd idea Mayor, Ralph C Day seat a message R. Prime Minister W, L McKenze King seeking co-operation of the federal authorities In ptoclnienig the holiday on May 23rd. He said local business houses wanted that date 'recognized in order that ens ployees might obtain the centtee- ous week -end holiday. 1ug of the day. '140': and MIS. W. Smith or Lon, tide were visitors with Ilr, end lite. W. J. Cole.. East Huron W. I, Executive Meets Arrangements Made for 'District Annual June 3 -.-Blyth W. 1. Elects The district executive or tlta West Huron Women's Institutes Met with tile branch presidents. secretaries and district directors' ac the hurtle at the district president. Mia. Fred Oster; there was a record attendance which was evidence of the splendid work done by the die trict president among the branches. The co-operative program for 1938-39 was discussed, also com- plete alwangetnente -were made for the program of the District -Annual to be held in Blyth, June 3rd, Miss Hopkins of the Dept. of Ag- riculture and Mrs. Crozier of Wae- lterton will be present at the DIA. (riot Minuet. The annual meeting of the Blyt'l Women's Institute cas held Werl- nesday afternoon at the. home nr Mrs, Lorne Scrimgeour, 1100, Otter gave current events ,also read ere of Rudyard Ktpding's poems. The co-operative program ruse discusser] and choices made for Ole- triet work. Financial Statement Gratifying. The finanoial stlitement for time year was very gratifying. Our ex pensee have included contribution= for relief, Christmas baskets, lay ette for a baby and necessities for the mother, Sympathy cards sem BEL.GRAVE .:Mother's Day was observed in Knox United Church on Sunday in both Sunday School and chureu services. The program for the day was rollowetl in the Sunday School. A reading was given by Anna Gras - by and an address taken by Normae Keatng the superintendent. A tow- ering plant -vas preeen;'ed to airs. C. R. Coultes the mother who at- tended Sunday School the most Sun- days during the past year. Art the church service a choir of mothers led the singing and two anthems. The theme of the s'ermon by Rev, Townenil was also 1n keep - 1\00" Why let all that space in your basement go to waste? Let us show you how little it costs to turn it into a gamo room offering fun and relaxa- tion for young and old. We'll do the job quickly and with- out disturbance to the house- hold routine. And, best of all, it's another of those jobs you can finance, if necessary, ander the Home Improve- ment Plan. LOCAL ADVERTiSER'S NAME HERE Wl;D1DAY, MAT filth, 10118 Ralund Trip Bargain Fares From BRUSSELS Fri. & Sat., May 13th & 14th To Qaltatva, Bowmanvtlle, pont Hovve, Cobtnur, Trenton, At., Belleville, Napenee Eingston, Ganailoque, Braekviso, Preegott, Mort'debung, Coirts'all Uxbridge, Lindsay, Peterbone, Oampbellford, Newmarket, Pe1Ptaulg, t;ollengwood, Mea1.ord, Balxia, Oriliia, Mid land, Gravi>ulturst, Sraeebridgo, Huntsville, Calendar, North Bay, Party Sound, S0dtbdty; all towns In New °Manic on line of Temis- kamdig & Nerthern Ontario lily„ Nipiesin'g Central TOY., I{aplskeRe Ing, Lough%, Nalrine, riashota, Sioux Lookout, Geraideen, JellIcoe Beardmore, Pont Arthur, Meofat'd, Barrie CIMINO., Medford, Gravenhur 1, Bracebrid'ge, Sat. May 14 to TORONTO Also to Beantlord, Chatham, Chesdey, Clinton, Durham, Ex- eter, Pergue Godorle34 Guelph, HamiOiton, Hanover, Ilarniston, Lager Goll, Kincardine, Ki•tebener, London, Ltstowsd, Mitchell Niagara Falls, Owen Sound, Paisley, Palmerston, Petits, Port legit', St. Catharines, St Mary's, Sarnia, Southampton, Stratford, Strattroy, Walkerton, Wiartoii, Wingham, Woodivtaok. For Fares, Return Limits, Train Information, Tiokete, consult nearest Agent. See handbills for complete list of destinations CANADIAN NATIONAL, rhe i11 and bereaved, and almoet 610,00 to the Ontario Society fa Crippled Children to help to non- tinue the work of nursing those crippled in last year's epidemic or '•Matra:' The following °revere were elected for 1938-39: President, birs. Russell Richmond; 1st vice president, Mrs, A. Colelough; 2nd vice -+president, .Mrs. H. Fiddes; sec. treas., Mrs. Larne 1I. Serimgeonr: District Director, Mss. A, Barr; 13t Inch hrectors, Mrs. W. Thutll, .mfrs. A. Fawcett, :Miss A. 0411espf0 Mrs, A. Taylor; Convenors cf Standing Committees, Education, Mrs. A. Fawcett; Home Economics'. Mrs, A. 'Coklough; Health and Child Weldare, Mrs. 0, H. btarray, Legislation, Mrs. F. Oster; Histori- cal Research and Current Events, Miss Cillespie; Coni'munity Active. ties and Relief, Mrs. A, Taylor; Canacllianization, Mrs. H. Gilley: Peace Education and Internattoal Relatives, Mrs. 3, McGill. Plans were made for the dinner to be served at the District Annual to be helm here on June 3rd, "CHEVROLET'S RItING EASE SOLD mE!" Illuurated-S•Fatrenser Mauer De Glad Coach with trunk. t 0 tee r •..,cxCC.Fa`Et ... � r k ^.ti>r,c:a •zea .., . "HE BEST CA 11 my tnuot'y ryes' Tbought ... You'll agree with int when Isay that about Chevrolet. And rifling ease sold me! "At any speed, on any road, Chevrolet rides straight as an anow-doesn't lurch, pitch or sway --doesn't `heel over' when you round the corners. You feel the car has its own tnterrirt; sense of direction ... that you don't have to be constantly int the alert to keep from wandering over ort the shoulders of the road or the other fello'w's right of way. And those Knee. Action wheels on the Aliteter 1)e Luxe just step over every bump and bounce. My wife says riding in the back teat is as contfortnblt• as up itt front." Only Chevrolet in the lowest price field offers you genuine Knee.Aotion*.. . along with roomier, mote luxurious All - Steel, A11•Silent Fisher Bodies ... health- ful Fisher No -Draft Ventilation ... and an 85-H.P. Valve -in -Head Engine for smooth, restful cruising speeds that never tire yon out. Try the ride for yourself, today. Relax! Compare! And you, too, will choose Chevrolet for riding and handling ease. ' On Master De Luxe Models. PRICED O f7 -Pass. Master FROM Business Coupe? Master De Luxe Models from $892. Delivered nt factory, Oshawa, Ont. Govcsnment tax, freight and license extra. Couvc,uent terms may be arranged through the General Motors Instalment Plan. ,;,PERFEryTED t a�E tt',HYDRA I �oC 'y BRAKES % ROOMIER VALVE :3 FISHER NEW ti ALL4ILENT IN -HEAD 10 -DRAFT TIPTOE- MATIC LLATEEL, BODIES • • -ENGINE VENTILATION CLUTCH ' i. Orval Whitfield -Champion's Garage l, 1` fBl:Tft:RL)"Y DAMP, M.P....Transatlantic Broadcast front London, England ... Ev : ry Tuesday Evening Over Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Network.