HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1937-12-15, Page 4BRIISSEL$ POST
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT
Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents
GREY
hr Veral schools in the tom • it
were ciovtd for 9 few dayn 1,. t
Owing to the severe storm and
xottcls being bluely Id.
1
T1(, .part rays Ole,:
hoe Bought the Motet! in town •bI-
longitlg to the late Win. Cliuer,
Will make a must ealnforhthl'e
donee,
Lenard Lamont has yowlnert
borne after, his trip to Sudbury.
John 'McKinnon, Fort IN eo,ine
Who has beep visit;ng hi,' b.,rttu'r
Dan iced ei ter \Hee MeKleine,
returned hoe, b'. al -'u took it eer
load of sows beet with him
Mitts Y^i,u»gl>i'ltt. of Anburu r' -torn.
ed borne Met week late
her vacation with her awn Mee M.
D. McDonald,
Gordon Knight lost a velttli'Q,
horse last week
Mfrs, Cecil Robinson, wits
been in Listowel beset";:] I r 1111
pat week and a half Wren s ttft-
dorwent an appendicitis etoielti• t1.
carate home Saturday, She i de
nicely we are glad to soy.
Our local trucker, Wm. 311.;tau.
Municipal Notice
I Hereby Give Notice that. the
Nomination of a Reeve; Pow
-
Councillors; Three Public cocci
Trustees and one member of the
Hydro Electric Commission to serve
the Municipality of the Village of
Brussels, during the year of 1938
will be held in the
COUNCIL CHAMBER
AT THE TOWN HALL BRUSSELS
at 7 o'clock p.m.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th, 1937
All Nominations to be in by 8 p.m.
1f demanded a Poll will be opened at
the following places on
MONDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1938
Sub-Dle1elon No, 1—
Council Chamber, Brussels
Sub: Division. No. 2
Public Library, Brussele
e, S. Warwick, Returning Officer.
Brussels,. Dec,;8th, 1937, f
Municipal Notice
I Hereby Give Notice that the
Nomination of a Reeve; Deputy
Reeve; and Three Councillore; to
serve the Township of Grey during
the year 1938 will be held at
TOWNSHIP HALL, ETHEL
at e o'clock p.m.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th, 1937
If demanded a Poli will be opened
in th>s following places on
MONDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1938
Poling Bub -Division No. 1
vAt School House S. S. No. 4
Pulling Sub-Civis10n No, 2
'At School- House- 5. S. No. 1
Polling"Sub-Division No. 3
At School House S. S, No. 2
Polling Sub -Division No,, 3A
At A.D.U.W, Hall, Walton
Polling Sub -Division No. 4
IAt Community Hall, Moncrieff
'Polling Sub -Division No. 5
At Township Office, Ethel
Poltin0 Suh.Divislon No, 6
At School House S.S. No. 5 ,
Polling Sub -Division No. 7
At Community Hall, Cranbrook
Poll to be open from 9 o'clock
• a.01.to59,m.
J. H. Feed, Returning Officer.
Ethel, Dec. 15th, 1937,
Municipal Notice
1
Hereby Give Notice that the
Nominationof a Reeve; Four
Councillor to serve the Township
of Morris during the year 1938
will be held at the
TOWNSHIP HALL, MORRIS
at twelve o'clock p.m, on
MONDAY, DEC. 27th, 1937 ,
If demanded a Poll will be opened
in the following places on
MONDAY, JAN, 3rd, 1938
'Polling Sub -Division no. 1
At the School House S.S.
Polling Sub -Division no, 2
At School House S.S.
Polling Sub-Divlston no, 3
At School ,House S.S.
Polling Sub -Division no. 4
At the Township Hail
Polling Sub.DIvision no, 6
Stone: School House S,S, no. 7 " 'f
Polling Sub•Divlsion no. 6
At Sohool House 8,8. no, 10
Poll to be open from. 8 o'clock
atm, to6 p,m.
Alex MacEwan, Returning Offloor,
Sluevale, Dec, 8th, 1937.
By the loons of things there'll be
110 green Christmas this year.
Is taking a few enforced ltuticiays
4, since the snow blockade, Ile is o
buy idea, there has been very few
de.ve 111te Yeur lie has not been un
the road
311o. Ed. 31at•I:an has gone to a
h, pilin in Toronto for tlhat.nn'.t
Her many friends wish her a ,poi o
recovery,
Well this is a real old time
winter, Buck to the horse and
cutter ditys and the old tirne winters
al the nineties. It tuaxes It a bit
hard to go around but it ie real
;• t7hristnees weather,
SPECIAL—
Or, r war's Christmas Special 3 Ib.
Hix Nuts, 2 lb, for 37c; Surittet
P-Nw, 29e; Choc, Drops, l6c lb;
(01'. at lowest prices. Phone u,
A. GREIVAlt
11. and Mrs. Gaynor, of G.uvel•
bt • Suck„ and also family have
etee, "set, and are at present at the
histo of his brother, June Gaynor,
pee eon. expecting to remain here
anal locate a farm,
Presentation
leaf Wcdnes'lay evening a num.
et. 1• .a' neighbours and friend luay-
1 the• storm and colied 011 M. sena
tI g1rtun Wilson to seend a loaf
eit.e with born, D7uring the
u .,f the evening the bride and
e, tI r, macre the reeipdent, of a
tucks colt, Airs Ferg CoitnvflY
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the following address wId
ietee enle- ' and Ferg Connelly made
the presentation:
D,-;11 list"e and Eldon;
15 you[ tt'iends and neighbor's
h t a ., nil , ,1 herr, 'to -night to
is ''11� 111 F1 ale-et:on and
n 1 yen 1:1 11 tavpine•e5 in
0.11.0,.,.,.1.:111,r rlfata'im.9tly'.
To you bac tv,• welr•:rine yrrrt into
our midst and hope Mat you wilt
find i« as pleasant as we, de in hav-
ing you.
With best wishes we ask y.;u to
accept this small token and hope
you will find it a great comfoet in
Your new home.
Signed Your Friends Se Neig.t;iors,
With a few well chosen woede
Eldon thanked the people and the
rest 01' the night eves spent in piay-
Ing.cards and danciae•
E.i. JIE4
The heavy seowitills 'of the past
week, with high winds prevailing
tied up motor car and .'.•ruck traf-
fic in this district and made in
every direction Were practically lin- p
passable even with horses for a tew G
days.
Ethel Culled Church . Sunday
School are holding their Christmas
eu;'er.aluntent Friday ntght of 'his
week, Dec, 17, in the ohu,th at S.15
Dena. •
Tuesday, Dec, 14 there was the
usual last n ertute rush in
taxes, paying
Elvin Thompson of Con. 8., 11
Guy- Owe near Ethel, has peened a e
meat shop in the cement build . g 011 a
J. Kt'anter's property, His loan fi
CUSt02ner_ will appreciate (111,; ac -
1
ELs./Xe6rALE
We are ghtd to hear 3i e. D,:rnln
rind baby x(1111(1 home Slant Wove -
hem hu,oi'ita1 this .week.
1Iisv it sb Milligan spent. -the
•'t
wUh,i•r,ll. at 11+. ,mina un tee 1st
line,
iIs'ry to 111 1 that 1111' 111 10
child of Mr, and Mrs, Jack 1';'clot'
pus:ed fay Switltty,
Mr, Ra eel Barnard has to
M1lverton -to week foe a farmer
Mfr. Jack N,caolson arrived home
on Sathu.day (tom the Nc;til.
• Owing to til" Bev". e t o1. 01, 111.
Wheeler, principd of the elee,e, l-
nlaitted here civet' rhe weep -'•ad i11.
stead of a'�:ug to his home in Del -
grave as is hie custom.
Gt:"(1011 3fun'Iell, Ilrhicipil1 of t110
(lorrie Public School, was coulpellott
to remain in G.r:rie the greater Bart
of tete week on account of the roads
being blocked,
Messrs. Breckenridge and lie'
Kinney, the rural mail cohere:;:
were able ro make their fall trip.
un Satarduy.
Ma's. James Kenny, who was
threatened with a stroke of paraly-
sis over •t week 1',__o, Is intttro'Iltt.
-Miss karmy Hogg, of Brussels, is
nursing her,
The service in Knox -Presbyterian
Clnnrch en Sunday morning was
condaeted by the pastor, Rev. J. R.
Greg, o'ho continued his Benet. on
"The Westminster Confe.sslot'
❑f
Fal -Ib, dealing with son under the
heads of disobedience and eelii h-
nesc,'' Special Christmas .+•rri -rc
are 10 he held Deceember 26.
WA.LTOIv •
The Y. P. S. of Duff's I'ni'ed
Church held its regular neetin
Sunday evening with Mies
Dean presiding, who also rev! ihc.
ecr:pture, MPs. Mete) ('n• enie
offered prayer, The topic. "A New
C'irurc h ---'he Purpose of the ll:iteid
Church of Canada,' wee ahly riven
by Stewart Bryaus, Mise eilii-".i
belial:v sang a solo. A 0110l't
tele: was given by Ret Mr, Cumni/r'g,
Al the morning service of D:ttf'. .
v;
I�r.ted Church3
h. Cumming too::
for his text, "And the peace o God yi
which passeth all understanding L
shall keep your hearts and minds
through Christ Jesus." ;e
SPECIAL—
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$ dtade, Wire. John Partridge and
Mr. and -MI's: WIlliant - Yundt and
futility of Seeratiord, with Mr, and
Mrs, TO, Ritz.
Newdy�'weds
Honored
A very pleesant eveltitlg 00.10
8110111 at the home of Robert Deo 11(0
J:It cloflcessiun Howiek, ea Wednes-
day everting, 1)ec, let, when the. eel
neighbors and friends gittherell to-
getltel' to commemorate the remelt
nxurlago of Acthar and lire.
Mitten. '1�11e evening was sp' I' 1:
dancing. Just prior to lunch, tits
newly-weds were r.alletl and asked to
be seated, and Miss Audrene l'ykr.
read nu address while they were
pres(10rd with a chesterfield :aide
and as aeraslonal chair, by G'trihk1
Gulbrai.h, Mitten 1'nsworth aril Rob-
ert Miller, A fitting reply Was
made by Arthur, thanking the giv-
ers on behalf or Mrs, Rotten and
himself, Following is the address;
Clnr'rie, Cot„ Dec, 1, 1;137
Mr. and MIS, Arthur Rutran.
Deur Friends;
We your neighbors and friends,
have gathered ta.night to acknow-
ledge your recent marriage, We ex-
tend to you our sincere congratula-
tions and trust that you may enjoy
he:lltlt, hats; iness and prosperity in
Your wedded life.
We appreciate Art Ole interest
You have taken in the welfare and
progress of this community, 1Ve
are sorry your home 1s not in our
neighborhood but you are not ';o far
distant but that we will see you
quite often
As a token of good -will and affee-
then, we ask you to accept tbeee
gilts. Maty they bring Pleasure to
your hone and be a constant re -
mintier of our friendship,
Signed on behalf of your friends.
Robert Miller, Gerald Galbreete,
Minton Unewnrth,
SPECIAL—
Grewar's Christmas Sperlal, 1h.
P•Nlree 211c; Choc, Drops, 15c 111;
Mix Nuts. 2 Ili, for 37-e; • Sundtisl
Oranges at lowest prices. Phone 5,
A. GRI: WAR,
Grewar's Christmas Special lb
lix Nuts, 2 111, for 317e; 1 011+ist
-Nuee 29e; Choe, Drops, 15c 111;
ranges at lowest prices. Ph'>ric 5.
A. GREWAR,
MONKTQN
In Its, ,e., m, -r I.athcrau Church cel
u.,ei„y a 11aee of eleven vett 1 t. v :d
alnfrm.ttron with the serliee•r ueltle
u charge of the pastor, Rev. J
theft;. The exam:nar].,n wee held
the morning and the t'unfa ill tient
sang "The Hour of Ti :el,
1 1 in the evening tate rite w (esuo
ti at:on Was given and the i:'. s';
lei liven and the class sang .feeue
rill Lead One Those tee evi.,t
i liema ion ween Norman se!-:.
'< oetna13 1'te15. hem 1131 , {old
R tz B i F Seloill, Alvin 1 +r
:leen Int -hha:dt, Rita ti 11:1e/.
.,,h; leen 1h -hike. Freida 1)it110, .,::d
Ila Pchiite,
The Missionary Dafliraneot bee
11arge of the Y.P,S. , vie,• o, the
'nited Church on S'nui.,y c1 ,in04,
0d Viola Rennick Pro sided• now.
td A11,Naught read the. set •il11 ,.
0d Mrs, F, C, Osborne led in p,•+y-
1, Dorothy Inman gave the tope,
The Aim of a Youth e
mons” Edith Shine then Ioeceret1
with a solo, Rev, Jaynes A
P.
the slate of filet. e
hick is as follows: Ilemor• ,e
resident, Rev, Jannis Gale; preai-
ent, John Rennick; secrolaly, pre-
tty ihina.n; treasurer, Marie,
H'01111ea; Missionary convener, thole
ennlek; Christian fellowship cont.
ener, Wilma Iiolntes; Ch,•i,tntu
rlture convener, Hugh Chale; re.
eattlon convents, Mary B teg,,r;
artist, Margaret Wilson 1us11er,
11 Gale.
Mrs, Charles 73leckert who has
been confined to her bed for the
last few weeks had the misfortune
to fall from her bed and break liter
arm
Keith Ilopklneon, 31 Nees Ethel
and Verna Hedger of Hamilton vie
iced with Mr. and Mrs. M. le. Ilett.
ger; Mfr, and Mrs, Iloward Holmes
and Calvin Holmes, Mr, and Mrs, T.
Philips of Strat2ord, with Met Id
Holmes; friss Selma Ritz, ISN, lots
returned to Toronto after SI/ending
two Weeks al her home herr Rev,
and Mrs, Schutt, lir, ane Mix, John
Sc•harle and family, Mr. and Airs,
caromed...Con.
ion,
Lorne Vtclden 0t Blyth W,x5 a (
W eea-e11r1 0i011, With relatives ii, -
'L:hel and vicinity,
Rev, Mr, Spelt peettar of Eitel h
circuit United Church was remelt', .ri
last Sunday of seine of tiro t o.' „ --
.fences in his pastoral work in Went -
ern provinces a5 he travelled by c
horse and cutter t:brough the; rte,;p t
snow and void to the aeve:al ftp- a
peintments
Several I6the,Iites made a business :I,
trip to Brussels at the first of the
week via (1, N, R,
Robert Docket who has been epee- L
sting a shingle mill at Elmwood, ars
rived at Ethel last Saturday and
will be at h1s home on Con. 5, Grey w
Twp. 1111 atter Christmas. R
There was an attendance of 69 at
Ethel Lnited church Sunday school o'
Last Sunday at the regular 2 o'cio»lt
P.m. session, And at 7.30 R
pini v
preaching sehlee, due to at,rrmy
weather there was only at att+„rd-
ante of 70, et'
As the snow roads became more pi
opened up there was a node eai)le Bi
Incrense in business, Monday was an
extra ibusy day at C. R. Dunbar's
chopping mill,
Christ fes' tree and entertainment
Synder the auspices of Ethel Presby
erten ehltrelh. to be given In the
ohurcit Is dated for Monday, Dee 110,
Nominations for municipal tumors
or Grey Twp, will take plaoo at
he Tnvp hall, Nlon•, Dec, 27, eom-
menoing at 1 p.m,.
SPECIAL--
Crrwar's Christmas Special,
P-Nuee 200; Choc, Drops, 11ic. lir;
Mix Nuts, 2 Ib. for 37c; Senkist
Oranges at lowest prices, Phone 3.
A. GRL ri' AR,
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An Appreciated Gift
This year simplify one of
your gift problems by order-
ing the Brussels 'Post'. Sub.
scrip;eons sent anywh'tte
and an attractive gift caul
will accompany each gift
subscriptdou• which will dee
an apprecia F d weekly v:sitar
during the entire year.
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Wk1DN2"SDAY, 0210, 15th, 1907
MORRIS
On Wedueeday afternoon, Decent.
ber 22, at 2 y.m, 1710 annual Christ-
mas Cwueft of 5. 5, Nu 4 will 1to
held The ma1n feature will be a
cantata—"11`heu 510111 Forgot true
Smiuhs." k veryone interested will
be welcome,
Presentation
A happy evening was Meetly
emelt, 111:11 $Ir, and MIs.
Miller, sr., tl,tl family, by neighbors,
before their (hlartule tor their !11010
home iu I ru-Bels,
During the evening 11>e folluwi1i1
address was read and 'the Hoer and
hostess mode the reliplents of love-
ly gifts,
Dear Mr. and Mrs, 2111101
Mona and J11en:-
1Ve have met here tonight •t'1 en-
joy with you one more evening in
but old home. We are sorry to lose
you from among us as neigltbgoi,
,11r, :biller, you have been assoal,tt-
ed with its for long time, your wor-
thy Tertlle1' not so long, A1ona, Jack
shorter periods, but as the heart of
this family we have 'found In you
an outstanding character many,
many times exemplified in scat of
unselldne=hews, always ready and
willing to offer by word and deed.
to help others, Airs, Miner has
been a fine help mate for you, she
won the respect of us all attending
to .tlrings in the home that man
can't (lo,
Mona and Jack are character buil.
tiers. building each day as the years
slip past, and we hope to see exem-
plified in them, when they grow up
that wonderful personel so charac-
rer!etic in mother and dad.
We are glad you are only gling to
13 users because we will still be
able to call you neighbors. We feel
sure Ill uesels will be enriched by
your citizenship,
Morris will retain in Thos. ir. al•d
wife a stalwart son and dough, 'r
of the soil and we know he will be
able to continue on the old home•
stead in a capable manner.
At this time we would ask Air,
era Mee, :Milli:' to accept these two
chairs ns a small token of our an -
pt eiillion of all the numerous acts
01 Irhidness in our midst and we
hope you both may long live to en-
joy the rest that they will afford in
your leisure ohurs.
We would ask -?lona to accept this
mirror. Ma she use it to watch
grow a lovely girl to be a blessing
to mother and clad.
Jack we want you to accept this
pencil, use it in your daily tasks to
build character strong and true and
if it should be flute you drift away
we ]rope you will often write mother
BUY -
"Gifts That Last"
Ths Year
!OUR CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
Th,,e e Melt tint wattle, are
rt fly very g01,d vlue. They
au- fully te.1e1 and ga¢t1
1 .11 The 11010 round 1111(1
other ]tapes for both Ladle's
and Gents, .... ....
Natural Gold $10,00
White Finish 8.50
We Carry a Complete Range
cf Harmonicas at All Prices
For a Really Fine Watch I.
We Offer the
Butova
Watches
whi-'' le the result of 70 years
expeteence In the art of mak-
ing precision timepieces.
They are recognized leaders in
the style trend and are priced
as low as 524,50.
Musical Instruments
Our special value Amplifying
Guitar — $25.00
'3'e also tan supply a very
wide range of Instruments at
various 1'tices. Very goad
tone, aleractive gtlltare at
$10.00 and $7,50
Ilanjo—tlxcellent quality , ,
Serenader Tenor Banjo ..•
$12,50
ommosessame
Violin Outfits—We can supply good Violins at all prices
Our special values are nice outfits for $12.95 and $9.75
Ausco Pearl -Tone Brush, Comb and Mirror Sets make
attractive Christmas Gifts
Sets at •$15.00, $12.50, $7'50 and .$3.50
MANICURE SETS FROM 50c TO $5.00
COMPACTS—Attractive Compacts in newest designs
50c to $5.00
:.tee. e
CHINA WARE—We have a new selection to choose from
wramowirommetetomemenmesweera
GIFT TEAPOTS—Make attractive gift for only 50c, 60c
CHRISTMAS CANDLES 25c PAIR
CARVING SETS $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00
Brothers' Jewellery Shop
russets phone 53x
George Mets, Mr, and M1, s, V ? 111 _o o o AlteMe, n
Ti,0401
The Firm K
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own "z
Disse . lying Partnership
An order to clear up the bu >-
Iness ail accounts must be
paid at once.
The business win be carried
on on future by
Phone 77
a na
Brussels, Ont.
. p','r� •n2i;�•>ut• yf �I �° x l F •t:•,.;'�°�'! tit<'a,
and say "the Pencil I am now using
Is one our old neighbors gave me
when I left the farm,"
We will now hand you this ad-
dress or this jumble of words,
please search in their depths and
accept them as a true expression of
thought given to you along with
these little gifts to remember ti, by.
Signed on behalf of all your
neighbors and friends,
301111 G. Speir, Dave Smith,
Russel Currie, L. E. Cardiff,
In the accompanying well
chosen words 1D•. Miller expresses
the tbanks of himself and family.
,Friends and nlghbors:
Welcome, Ladies and Gentlemen,
I assure you all, it is a great Pleas-
ure to Mrs. hiller and myself, to be
favored with a company Call from
you all at this our old home, p ;or to
our departure from here, to out
very recently acquired domicile in
the nearrby village of Brussels.
We can assure you all, that the
time spent in this neighborhood has
been a quiet and peaceful period
made so, by good neighbors in .tlie
Immediate neighborhood and good
friends that are located some bet
beyond it.
Now, though our removal front
this old home, to the new one in Ole
village of Muses's is by no means a
severance of of old iriends121ps and
assot'lat:tons, but rather does it price
us in a more central location >ta'ullg
300, where we will he pleased to
have you call at your convenience
and continue the spirit 02 good
neighborliness and good wf11, hop-
ing that eacr and all of you n:ay
make it a point to pull the latch-
string of our door, that shall ahv'fys
dangle on the outside for your con-
venience to pull and enter. D0 this,
anti 11e assured of a welcotan
1Vishing you alt a joyful te;tful
Christmas and a happy and pros-
perous new year.isi the earnest wish
of Mrs, Muller anti 1)1711102.
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You will find a very good assortment of latest design in
British Crystal Mirrors and Table Centre Pieces.
Your personal inspection, to see the many other articles
suitable for gifts would be appreciate].
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