HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1938-1-26, Page 5Notices in thiss column cost
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every extra dint*. Cash must
accompany ad. Orders taken
over 'Phone 35c.
FOR SALE -
Having purchased guautity of
corn I am prepared to sell either
large orders or ''rail, Terms- eaah,
t -p Geo, E. Pollard,
Phone 56 r 13
WORK WANTED-
A young single experioneed farm•
et' wands work on 'arae,
1-p Box 99, Mussels Past,
FOR SALE -
1 Cutter and 3 -Seated Pleasure
-Sleigh. 1-p
W. R. Little, Phone 72X
FOR SALE -
One Hereford Bald, risin, 1 year
okl,
apply to Bebt, Baker,
1•e phone 50 r 7
FOR SALE -
House, Barn, me acre land, Gee
ham Survey, Brussels, Te"ma,
apply to James T. McFa.•lane
4g rr, No. 5, Brussels
CUSTOM SAWING -
Will be cone at Brussels opposite
the Creamery in the Spring,
phone 42-11 James Stevenson
FOR SALE -
Young Work Horses, well broken,
also Shorthorn Bulls, all serviceable
age can spare a few heifers.
4-c Thos. herr,
Henfryn, phone 35-3
FOR SALE -
Dry Furnace Blocks, also dry
stove 'wood,
apply to A, Donald Campbell,
1-p R. R, 3, Walton
Phos e46 r 4
FISH -
Direct from the Atlantic., slightly
emit Pollock, 3 lb, 2gc; 6 ib. 50c; 12
its. $1,00.
apply FORD GARAGE
CATTLE WANTED -
8 or 10 head of Cattle to feed, hay
and straw front now till grass time.
W. Ii. Maunders,
1-p phone 56 r 4.
-
TENDERS WANTED-
Tenders will be received at the
Office of the Secretary for 8 cords
of 20 -Inch maple body wood to be
delivered at Brussels Public
School, Tenders to be In by Feb.
Tuary 9th,
2-c R. S, Warwick, Secretary.
TENDERS WANTED-
Tenders win be received until
Feb. 5th for 95 cords of body, hard
wood beech and. maple, 15 -inches
long,
also 2 cords of cedar l5 in !ties
long to be delivered at Dottie
'church, Walton, before March let.
2-p RobLMeradzen'',
Ser,'y.
'FOR SALE -
Desirable property with acr8age
far sale. Possession Mar, lst,
brick house, good barn, henhouse,
hydro through -0M. For further par-
ticulars see Wm, Spence, Ethel; cer
write Grover C; GUI, 966 Talbot St.,
London, Real terms to prospective
'buyer ae this lance must be sold, If '-
not sold wilt be rented,
TENDER WANTED -
Wood wanted, 15 cords or beds
wood, beech and maple; 1t1 -inches
long to be delivered at Ctanbrmth
school in. February,
Tenders received up to Jain,29,
Lowest or any tender not necesenr•
fly accepted. Dan Iluetber,
2-e S. S. No. 7, Craebrno]t
FOR SALE -
5 Cutters In rood oomulitian; 2
set of Gond Single Barnes's; 6 S qtr
New Double iTarnese; '6 2-ye'rr-Ol:l
Colds; 7 Mar.* in foal, also a num-
her of good work Horses sound anti
right. apply 10
Geo, Galhrelth, throne 41X or 73
BREVITIES
You may call tittirla repltltions
Out at a boob upon the shelf.
lee' bore's a requisition --
Dottie judge others by yourself
Items Are Always Weloame,
for the
Se; I, Caii'em
meesseeesseeeseemaaseeeeesseesseeessee
-A happy marriage may ee defined
as a glorious tlevery,
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•--tLt a oaten -mut altapks yon, apply
a catapla'sni; ltea'cy eatt5a n ea'i'o
talexy which would be a catastrophe,
:N 1'
-+One conolai'on for the local
hockey teams 13, they are rotating
in the same category as, the Maple
Lents,
g: 'l' *
---Play fair even with the Devil,
Don't yell "get behind me Sr tan,"
and then continue to hang outs !tint
with both hands.
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-Tt would sort of break the mon-
otony of the long winter't, don a
cotume to repteent Tarzaa for the
carnival on Teeday, Feb. 5.
:4 Xt :k
-'Collegiate staff ,
History Prof: "Who was Tally -
rand?"
Fair Student: "A fan dancer, and
an, ottt the belly talk,"
a: :r•
--The date bureau of the University
functioning again, keeping lonely
hearts from fleeing by arranging
dates for shy freshmen and
ft'eshettey. It tools an applicant 1.0c•
• l *
-lady Bountiful handed a poor
man a penny and asked h1 :: how he
got en destitute, He answered say-
ing: "I was always. like you, multi,
a-giv(n' away vast sums to the pore
an needy."
' * :k s:
-The language of the flowers' -
Each flower denotes a saga of one's
heart So her is the first one,
Albm' Gttae denotes Uuncanging
friendship,
(to be continuer)
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-The Teesnvater News reports -
"When you nay Thomtpsun Bros„
Creamery butter it can he figured as
right up to the mark, Why, be.
cause they have two of the best
graders in Western Ontario." 'Tis
an old, old, bate proven sayieg that
practice makes perfect.
s: e
-The old-timers will have nothing
over the present generation in re.
garde to expe:iencing real winters,
-A,h, but spring Is on its way and
10 -fort now banks will be forgotten
river banks will be cuolinn off
places so will fishing poles replace
ski 'poles,
Mrs. M. M. Matthews,
Minto Township, Dies,
The funeral et Mss, M.atgaret Mil-
ler Matthews, widow of Sanienl
Matthenvs, was held Saturday, Jan
22nd. front the home of her 'sob:
William, to Harriston Cemetery
She died at the home -of her dattglt
ter, 1Mrs, Christopher Johnsteu,`
Minto Township, alter a lingitr(li '
illness, She was in her 74th year
and was born in Grey Township':
She Is survived by one daughter;
Mrs. C. 3, Johnson; two .sons;
Wallace, of Nornanby, and !Don: 111'
Nova (Scotia. Two other son's;
Murray and Carlyle, were Great
War vlotims•. One brother, John
Miller, of Minto, and two sisters,
Mrs. A. C. Tuck. of 'Clitford, and
Mts. 3, Bryan, of Fordwdch, also
survive,
Notice To Creditors
In the Estate of Fred Nelson .Hodg-
es, late of the Township of Grey,
In the County of Huron, farmer,
who died on or about the twenty-
second day of December A.D. 1937
TAKE NOTICE that all parties
having claims or demands against
the estate of tate above -motioned
deceased must mail particnlaes vtd
rpt'4of of same to the undtweigred
spl/door on 01. before 'the aith day
or February, A.D. 1933, tlpolt witch
date the undert,'lgned administi trtk
wall proceed to distriittte the assets
with regard only to those ch'in's
which she slla'l then have received
nestle*,
DA.TI01) al, Wessels this 22nd day
of Tennary, A. D, 1938.
Mary Hodges,
Adminlstratrix
by her sclinitor
Linter 1), Bell, travels, 'Ohtnrl+r.
THE BRUSSELS
'ROUND THE WORLD
NEWS
WRITTEN IN BRIEF FORM
Jail For
Drunken Drivers
Premier M`tteliell Hepburn said a9
Toronto that he favored mandatory
srinten'cea Cot drunken drivers.
A proposal to make them so will re•
celve the fall ccusideratlon of his
Government, "Any person driving
a car under the Influence of lime^
'should go to J't I, he said, pointing
out many magistrates did impose
jail terms on first offenders, The
premier did not favor mandc'tory
Jail sentences fu feckless driving
fine offenders.
Girls Learn Mechanics
In Sault Class
Sault Ste, Marie, Ont,
A. H. Berridge, who teaches a
course in auto mechanics here in a
technical scho'11, has 14 girls 10 itis
class and "they learn Just as quick-
ly as' boys."
The girls, all from Sault Ste,
Marie, don't intend to stake the
study a life work, but es one put
it "we lust waut to know all aboat
a cru' so we car, drive intelligent-
ly, and so we'll know what's wrong
when anything l.appeus:"
It's the first time girls have taken
such a course at the school. An
Inquisitive reporter, who wondered
whether they would shudder at
getting covered with grease, carne
upon them today. They had just
come from a session at co'tking
class and were attired in white caps
and uniforms,
Hanged For
'Murder of Wife
Haileybury, Ont,
Frank Dolan, condemned, murder•,
er 01 his attractive wife, Leona,
died on the gallows at Hoileybury,
on Tuesday, Jan. 25th,
Dolan, a Northern Ontario mite
worker, and - mechanic, walked quiet-
ly to the Haileybury jail scaffold at
midnight, maintaining the stolid
attttude he displayed atter rile trial,
The battered body was. found in a
shallow grave in the cellar of the
Dolan's Elk Lake hone last Aug 18.
Mountain Bears
No Beg Living
Oalgary, Alte.
tw Automobile tourists have made
black bears panhandlers and hawks
.''l'tidoahers Dan 'McCowan, Banff,
ytaituralist, said here,
e31a�k bears today, he said, pre-
fer to exist by panhandling along
'ilia "highways rather than i''us-lis a
'normal bush living, They favor
,. i,'an#Ty .rind cake,
`Ha'd'lics' who prey on gophers foo.
',haVe 'adoptedea. easier methot ,of.
'obtalntng their food. They sit on
telephone poles along the Highway
Wait -tilt' for rodents to be crushed
under Car wheels, Then they
swoop down to a feast, In the old
day :they had to conduct personal
counts ht the fields for the gophers.
Dean Is Ordered
To :Cease Fast
Memphis, Tenn,
Bishop Janus 14I, Maxon ordered
the suspension of fasting 'Deer,
Israel Harding Noe today,
The Bishop, recovering from a
serious Minna, sent a lengthy writ-
ten cemmunicaaon to the Deanery
in which he notified the clergymnn
he was taking over the dutids of St.
More's Eleiscopil Cathedral,
This step had been urged fn" sev-
eral days by some leaders, of the
Church. It came at a time when
the Dean apparently was gei'ing
mutt weaker.
The Dean, fasting to prove the
feet of immortality, made no tnt-
mediate comatterI,
MORRIS
We aro sorry 10 state that Jigs,
J, 15, Sellers, lira line la quite ser.
lonely (11, Misr Agnes i)atirl.enu,
1't.,N„ Brussels is in attendance, Mrs,
Sellers." utuncrnns friends hope to
hear or a spe tl,, recovery,
O$T
King T o Speak
Thtirsday, Feb. 17
The voice of Iris' Majesty Gorge
VI will be heard 1n the United King-
dom and the Dominions on Feb, 17.
ad -speaks on that any at a recep-
tion at the Guild Hall by the Lord
Mayor at Lonti'tn, Sir Harry Twy-
ford, in connection with the nation-
al fitness campaign.
U. S. Army Ordered
Into Long Pants
Washlegtos,
The United States Army ---nil ex-
cept it's ntountee tants-is' in 1(:e
process of getting into long matt-.
This was disclosed Friday in a
,pew regulation prescribing trots:are
instead of the traditional blewt'•e
for men of the coast artillery, s.enal
corps, adnance service. 'tut (ter-
n -lager corps, Adustant-Gen. al's,
Judge Advote•Gr,neral's Finance sad
C'haplain's departments.
Quints Gain Weight
Callender, Ont.
Possibly due to time huge C'trrst-
ma.s dinner they ate, the Dionne
quintuplets, pow three Year and
seven months old, all registered
weight gains 'luring the past mouth,
Dr, Allan Any Defoe, their physkian
announced,
Emilie furnished the major sur-
prise
urprise of the month when she added
one and one-quarter pounds to her
weight to draw up on even tern's
with Annette for the first time since
they weer barn, Annette, prior to
this month, has alternated with
Yvonne for the heavyweight title
among the sisters,
Cold Killing
Of Constable
Is Avenged
Sudbury, Ont,
Tom Pornomarenko paid with his
life upon the gallows early Friday
for his part in the cold-blooded
murder of a Sudbury policeman last
July 11, Calmly he walked is his
death. The (lam was sprung at
12,05 a,mt, and a few minutes later
life Was pronounced extiiict.
The stoical Pornomarenko was
wounded and au. accomplice ' slain
when police trapped them 11 nays
after the murder He was nursed
back to health,- only to be tried
and eon -sleeted of the rnrder of De-
teettye Sergi, Fred Davidson or the
Surbury; police torce. He was sen-
tented by Mr, Justice G. F. Mc-
Farland
o-Ftarland at time October etssizes,
Evidence at Poruomarenko'a
trial indicated that his companion,
Victor Gray, actually.:lfred time
shots that killer Davidson, pouring
a volleyof revelvee bullets' into the
body. of, the oflcer even atter he
had faiien, wounded,
BLYTH
Services in Irefted Church were
-held on Sunday, with the paator,
Rev. R. A. Brook in hharge, At the
morning service the sub3ent was
"The cost of n fit of temper," and to
the evening "They lett their father
Zebedee in the ship with the hired
servants and trent with 300110." At
,the Sunday School cession the ar-
cheatra was in attendance. A read-
ing was also given by Ruth Brook,
Service In Trinity Church tu110
held an Sunday morning with Itev,
R,_M. Weeks in charge.
Mr, and Mrs, William Walden of
Peet Wuwannsh were guests 'vet
the aveeit-end with the la(tter s s's•
tet', Mrs. Phorbs Taylor; Wosh'y
Quinn of tate West is here wee his
brother Albert of Mast Wawan.e:1i
who is quite 111 at present,
Fran knot Gordon I'lllfiott., R,n'•
den cook and .lack flowou nls!,er• l
to Toreneo in melteae (he hockey
genie :rt Maple Lent Gardens.
WILLIAM SPENCE-
Estate Agent, Conveyancer
end Commissioner
Gen u -al insurance
ORice
Main M^treet, =-•• Ethel, Ontario
Obituary
seelveeeesessoweeweaser
JEAN MOFFATT "
(Sault Deily Stat)
Paying a loot 'tribute to the late.
Jeaal Moffatt, Only dnitgbtei' of Mr.
end Mets, Wtn, Moffatt, 64 Albert
St, Fleet, who died December 290,.
In the Plummer Memorial Hospital,
many friends^ gatilel'ad at St. 1'atll's
'Church, en January 1st, when
funeral services ware held for the
deceased,
Deceased was Melt three mono's
and bore her suffering tvith patience
an fortlt'udo. She was'.in her 22 year
and had a wide circle of friends,
The Woolworth Stores' staff. of
which alto was s member, atteudecl
the Meerut in a body.
A private service was held at the
lloaue and following tete. a public
servlee was ronducte1 by the Rev,
C, C. Boyd, at St, Paul's Church of
which Miss 'Moffatt was a member.
Interment was in Greenwood
Cemetery, Pallbearers were: R,
Letie, le Levin, W. Levis, W. Mc -
Gal -dela D. Ltn,!s and W. Fountain
Dereased was born at the Sault
July 8118, 1916 and attended the
Campbell Public wheal going on
to the Collegiate, Institute in 1933.
She is survive' by her father and
mother and brother, Alvin ,
Tribute to the personal faith of
the deceased war: pard by the Rev
C. 0, Boyd, who spoke of the many
'yarn' frienndshine she had made
during her lifetime,
The ((peeased accompanied by her
rather Mr. W. Moffatt had visited
Bressels at Thanksgiving and were
the guests, of their aunt, 1Trs• Geo.
Merl'
MISS ALICE ARCHIBALD
Miss Alice .'rehlhald, a highly es-
teemed resident. of Seafortb passed
away rather unexpectedly, at the
home of her brother, Wm, R, Arcit:-
bald, in Tuct:crsmith, on 1''.•iday',
evening, Jan. 14th,
Miss Archibald suffered a para.
lytic stroke on October 21st and
was taken to Fcett Memorial hospi-
tal where she remained till Jan, 6th,
'when she had recovered sufficiently
to be removed to the home of her
brother in Tuckersmitit. After
supper on Friday night she con-
p1a(ned of not teeing well and died
soon after, the result of a heart
attack.
The deceased who was 79 years of
age -was born in Tuckersanith being
the second daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Archteald,
After the death of be neither, some
30 years ago, she, with her mother,
removed to Seafortb where she con-
tinued to reside after the demise of
her mother. Sbe also spent ,some
time in Walton and Brussels,
Surviving to mourn their lose are
three brothers' Andrew and Win Ii„
of Tuakersmmitlr and John Ii. of
Kitchener,
The funeral was held from St,
Thetas Anglican church, Seator•th,
on Monday afternoon, when the ser-
vice was conducted by the rector,
Rev, Dr, Hurford.
Intermentwas made in the family
plot in Miattlone Cemetery,
Pallbearers were Messrs Robt,
Doig, Harry Edge, Thomas Jackson,
R. E. Parke, and Thomas and
Robert Archibald,
VETERAN LODGEMAN
PAID LAST'HON'DRS
Services for'Murdock MacKay Held
In Free oresbyterlan
Church at Lochalsh
Goderich, Jan, 23, --At the old
Free Presbyterian Church of Scot-
land, at Locilal.rb, near Lueltnow,
funeral services. weer beki yester-
day tor Mur:lock MacKay, SS.year.
old native of Suthcrlandshire,
Scotland, but 1,',irdmit of Ashfield
Sithe he was five,
Rev, William Matheson minister
of live tree citurches in Western
Ontario conilxu"ed the service In
English. Hi: brother Mnrdock
acted as precentor and with a
tuning Cork I:•d in 111,e unaccanr
panted singing of the 20118 and 23rd
Psalms.
The minister paid high tribute to
this "tine ('hi-, tlen gentleman', 54
years 1111 tkld Fellow old.sr manta
her of the ostler in Huron Canntr,
Pallletarers wr:r .Peter Mcintyrc
John Cowan elurdock Mathtson.
John Culhbeaset. Charlet. Clarice
and Jelin Cameron. Despite the
storm -bound ro;tde, the church was
tilled.
-The age of progress .
"Grancleal's youthful ambition was
to have some ;lay 11, gig and a
And 1)ad loolt:+,l forward to having
a flivver and a flapper. Ali son
wants is a plane and a Jane, -What
is coming Ilex'?
W1�iDNtPS1?AY, JAN, 2401, Ip
if you haven't o
you aim missing soi'iethrmg
® Your favourite dealer can get you a variety of
Dried or Pickled Canadian Fish, the flavour of which
is as tasty and as perfect as though you had caught
them yourself and promptly popped them into the
pan.
They can be served in various appetizing ways ...
Dried Fish such as Cod, Haddock, Hake, Cusk and
Pollock, and Pickled Fish such as Herring, Mackerel
and Alewives can be brought to your table as new
dishes , .. that the family will like. •-
Serve Canadian Fish more often, Make "Any Day A
Fish Day". Your dealer can secure Dried orPiclded
Fish for you no matter hew far you live from open,,.
water .. - with every bit of its goodness retained
for you. And, by the way ... you'll find it pleasingly;
economical.
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ANY DAY A FJSD )11AY
ETHEL
The coming •)t the .January thaw
relieved the sett water ab-ortage in
many households as the supply in
cisterns and tanks wete,getiag low;
The program cf lantern'.slides and
box social beiug sponsored by
United church Y. P. 5, dated for
Monday, Jan, 24, has been . post-
poned, Later announcement will
be made as to date.
Congratulation. and best: "wishes
are (being extended 'to Charlie
Keifer and bride, as they arrived at
Ethel, several weeks after they
were 'married,
We are sorry to know that M-,.
Wddl. Hemmilr'on has not been': as. well
ay. usual during the past week.-
is .to be hopeii that there 'will soon'`
be a change for the better - - -
Iu
-going over to Molesworth .to •
play a game of hockey Wednesday
night of las, some': of the
blast boys started Prom home.by Motor-
cycles, but got stranded 'in the deep
snow, and went the rest of the trip'
in Nelson .S5eightholm's sdaigh, with
the other members of the group of
players. The game as played re-
sulted in a lot cf goals 'scored., by
each team, with Molesworth two
goals ahead at, the finish.
Huron county snow plow came
through from Goderich, at tit first
of the week and opened up the
roads for motor traffic, giving Ethel
connection with time main high-
ways.
Following an old natant to give
newly weds a welcome hone, a
night time serenade party was eon.
ducted a fern nights ago, Those
taking part in it atfterwnrrs 'en-
joyed a generous lunch.
WELL: WELL 1::"',•! ,rt },.;. ;.
"Speaking o35aold Weather,"re-
manked the eul'ate to a 'Legionar�yi,,t
at an outdoor evade, rI jusie`„
see what' keeps* the lacided! r
freezing in tints bind of wee! lett'`
"You ain't stup'esetl 'Eo, ,Pngro3'
replied the Ldgionarg
} 4r'
Earns `Promotion
].arty Friday morning there died
at the hone of hem son -In-law Bert
Lake, Mrs, Thos, Vodden in ]ler
69th year. 'rho funeral was held
Monday, Jan, 21 from t7thei United ,
church at 2 p,rn, Service was tete
Fueled by Rev, 1511, Snell assisted
by Rev, Mr, Williams. W. 13.
Love was fuuerad director, inter-
ment was made In Mount Pleasant
Cumedesy, Ethri. A large con-
course of relatives and friends' at-
tended,
Read the Ads.'
11, C. JAMES, who on Feb" nary'
1st becomes assistant genetrt1.;pas
senger agent; Canadian.`'.pacific e
Railway with headquarters 'ata'
Montreal, Mr. Tames is et present,-
district pagl,senger agetlt011
Company at Saint Sohn, N.B., and;
brings a wraith of eePerience,
earned during hit 23 years'Clana'''
dist Pacific service,. -to his now
Marriage,
Prohibited
Without a proper license
If you issue Marriage Lit
encs, tell the young folics
about It in ourClassiiied'Ads,
They sall know a license is''.
necessary. but they don't all
know where to get one.
This paper Is popular wltti
the young people. '
w.r.. ev,ti