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The Brussels Post, 1938-4-20, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST WPJDNOOSDAY, APRIL 20th,, 188$ AUCTION SALE Farm $tock & Implements North East Corner of Lot 6, Con,,6 'Morris Twp, 6 Miles Wsat of of Brueseis THURSDAY, APRIL alst At '.One O'Cloc'•. Sharp 1 White I•Iorse 8 yrs', old 1 White Horse 5 yrs', old t„ .1 Brown 13orse 8 yrs, old 1 White. Cow bred Dec. 14 1 Roan Dow bred Feb, 20 • I•Iereltoi'd Cow Wed Feb, 23 1 Blue Cow bred Murch 4 Bleak ,Caw bred March 18 1 Fat Steer 1 Fat Heifer 4 Heifers rising 2 yrs. 2 Steers wising 2 71.e. 10 Calves riding 1 yr. old Young Sewdue May 23 Large Sow bred March 4 Some Hens, Rocks, Brown Leghorn, 2 Geese & 1 Gander 2 Ducks & 1 Drake 2 Wagons' 1 Hay.Raok 1 Oliver Walking Plow 1 Ceekeltwtt Riding Plow 3 M.E. Twin Plow 1 M. H. etiff Toothed Cultivator 1 M,' H. Dump Rake 1 Seed• Drill 1 Gravel Box . Deering Binder 1 Cockshutt Manure Spreader 1 M•axnvell 2layload'er 1 Set of 'Discs 1 Brantford Mower 1 Set Sling Ropes 1 De Laval Cream Separator 1 Buggy 4 Seotians of Harrows 1 Cotter 1 Set Single Harness 1 Set Double Harness Several Horse Collars' Some Grain 1 Moffatt Range Cook Stove Other articles too numerous to mention • TERMS -- CASH Everything must be sold no reserve its proprietor is giving up farming. Roger McClure, Proprietor George Elliott, Ouctioneer, Notice To Creditors In the Estate of James Craig, Yeti - man, eoman,. Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that all Persons having claims against the estate of James Craig, late of the Township of Morris in the County of Huron, Yeoman, Deceased, who died on or about the 19th day of February, A. D. 1938, are required to delivere to William Bernard Craig the Administrator with Will an- nexed, of the said estate, on or before the thirtieth day of Aipril A.D. 1933, a full statement of their - claims together with particulars thereof„ and the --nature of their securities, if any, held by them, all duly verified by affidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned date said Ad, mhldetrator will proceed to ddstri, bate the estate of .the said deceas- ed amongst the persons' entitled thereto, hexing regard only to such claims as shall have received due notice and in accordance therewith, DATED at Blyth this llth day Of April A, D. 1938. William B. Craig, Administrator, R. R, No. 2, Blyth, Oat. NEWS OF THEDISTRICT Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents aamly of Blyth visited on Sunday .MD1 John Ililey'e of Jamestown, . Dir, end Airs. Dungan McDonald of Urussele visited with frientle 011 let line of 1Vlor'ris' on Sunday. l iclau'ente Grainger 1s attending the Onlanio Educational Convention In Toronto this week, Clarence is, prescient or the Rural Teacher's Sections of the 0. E. A, for the year 1938, Monster Taffy Pull Oa Tuesday last Mr. and Mrs, Joe Bewley bead; a very suceees'ful taffy pull. More tee fifty were present to ening the afternoon's Din. 111 the bush, The 'afternoon weather was ideal anit everything including the togs, leeks and Menne contributed to Dile enjoy. meat .of all, The pupils of SZ, no, 9, Morris and of SA, no, 2, Grey, were -present to enjoy ;an outing, which they will long remember. The high spot of the Clay was whenthe tagy was passed around. Mr. 'Bewley proved' to be generous with the taffy and very evert in making it. All those present endeavoured to show their appreciation of his exert by helping the taffy disapmear on the ends' of wooden saloons made for the pur- pose. The value of this style of outing for school children cannot be overemphasized. After more than three months of steady school work the afternoon in the open was a change, a rest and an education which helps the children continue their studies doing' the spring months with .fresh interest in their work. 'The trustees of these 'school sea tions' are to be congratulated on tak- ing aking such a keen interest in the wel- fare of the children. The wisdom ot the trustees• in this matter is only surpassed 'ry the generosity and executive ability of Mr, and Mrs. Bewley who carried it. through to such a successful ending. Notice To Creditors In the Estate or Andrew Meehan late of the Township of Gray In the County of Huron, Farmer, who diedon or about the fourth day of March, A.D., 1938, TAKE NOT10E that all parties having claims or demands against the estate of the aboveanen"•toned deceased must mail particulars and Proof of same to the undersigned ediicltor ort or'before the twenty- eighth day of April, A.D., 1933, upon which date the undersigned execu- tors will proceed to distribute the assets with regard only to these claims which they shall theft have received. DATED at Brussels alis fourth dal of April, A.D '1938 . George 'MOKay, Willittw Machan Executers. by their solicitor, IOlnior D. Bell,` Brussels, Onta"t•r, MORRIS Oranges, Oranges large size or- anges Sunkist brand ,only 20e doz. Thur, Fri. Sat. and ,liton„ at Greamy% Phone 5. Place your order. Cash and Carry: We Sell For Less, Nisei Jessie IStraohan and sir, • Jelin iSit acthan vlisited, with. relatves iu Bluevatle on Settrde.y. Vis'ttorie tut the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Grainger over the week• end worts. Mrts, C, J, ,Moorehonse, London; Mr, and Mee, at 11, Spettoe 3foleslwor th. f55, and' Virg, Srnest Magee, Juno and Marie. ot Wingha n, wore wool.-esti• visitors' with Mr. and Mrs, C, Stokes, :1Im, and Nims, C. Nicholson and BLUEVALE Mrs. •Cecil Grib1t1 of Guelph spent Easier with 'Air, and Mrs. Chas, Bosnian. .11rs, Ruck] is visiting with friends a: Palmerston over the Easter holidays. alias Pearl Mothers spent Faster holidays with her father and sis- term in iiluevale. ,,Miss Ethel Johnston of Byron spent Easter holidays with her parents and other friend's on the 1st line, Miss Viola Mathers spent Easter Sunday ',eth her father and brother. 'Sorry to hear Mr•. Wiil. Peacock Iles been si k. VVa ]rope he will soon be better again. air. and Mrs, Harvey Robertson and family spent Sandal' afternoon with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs• Richmond of Blyth., Miss Janet Robertson of Brim - Ws' spent the week -end with her mother and brother on the ltd line. The services in the 'Gaited Church Sunday were in keeping with the Baster season and were conducted by the pastor, Rev, A. V, Roibib, Easter .nlusic was rend- ered by the choir under the direc- tion of the organist, Mrs, W. J, Johnston. Solos were contributed by Mr. Robb and Mies Alice Thorn• ton and a duet by iisees Alice and Eunice Thornton, Rev, J. R. Greig delivered all Mister message Brom the pulpit of Knox Presbyterian rut 61 arch , Two appropriate minims were sang by the choir, the seta part be - hag taken lay Airs. Alex. Aiowbray, Mrs, J. C. Biggins presided at the an daft.na ' billow d organ, I.star 1i delis• added to the beauty or the ear - vice. Three nen elders will be ordained and inducted at the mom, lug selvte next Sunday, P. S, MacJ raven; Misa' Marie Welt: Ml's, John Pelts; Zelda Scote, To. hearer; Blyth, wL.,. her ;,parents, route, with her father, Rkuhard Hazel and Evelyn, Park11111, wl'tlt Scott; Mary. Fear, 3'1ornlal Sc�iiool, Mr, pad Mrs. Jolla Hall; Mr, and Stratford, witil her Parents, Mr. Mrs, . S. Ralph, Detroit, .With Mr, and Mrs; L,Fear; Gordon Leon, and and Airs, t rs, W. Manny Mrs, Mac, London, wall Ills parents, Mr. Lean and daughter, Toronto, with' Mrs, C. T. Dobby'n; Carrie Sims. Mr. and Mrs, George 0, Thornton; Toronto, with her father, H. J. 3, Wesley Beattie, Misses Ethel and Signs; Norman Floods, Windsor, Florence, Seaforlth and Mrs. Sample with his parents Mr. and Mvs. David an dnugliter•, Dorothy, Detroit with Bloody; Miss, Ma Stackbouee, who Miss Olive S0o'tt; Mrs, Roger Oke, spent the winter months in Florida, Winghaln, with Mrs, Alice, Altkin; 1 has returned home; Leslie tinhorn, Miss Thompson, Teeswater, With R C, Mc0oman, George Cowan, Mr, and Mrs.' C. Hetherington; Mra'.1 James Richmond, David Floody,' Wettlaufet; Marie, Jack and FI€irrY,' Herb McElroy at Hensall; Miss with relatives at K tchen•er. Harry Elliott has purchased the house and lot from James Kerney, occupied, at present by Mr. and Airs. Joseph II, Smith, The sale ot farm stook and 'implements of 50 - Irene Taylor, nurse in training at Goderich, who has been et her Jenne here for some weeks recuper- ating trout a serious illness, is now able to resume training; Abner Isehe, Mrs. ladle, Sr„ South East. sept. Breckenridge, Boululary Line ' hope, at the ]some of Mr's. Sam East, wee well attended on Tues Kechnie; Reg. Argent, Welland, day. The farm was also offered with his parents, Mr, and Mls. Fred for sale but was not disposed of at present, Thoallrate Stewart has sufficiently recovered tram his recut, sickness and operation to be able to return to his home here, His daughter, Mrs. W, J. Johnetton and Mr. John - Sten are living with him for a time, Dr, R. C. Redmond Wingham, for Tur'uberry Township. visited ,the school in the village week and vaccinated thirty -tiro chil- dren) including some of pre -s pool age. IIe was. assisted by Mrs'. S. N. Gallaher, R.N. Oranges, Oranges large size or- anges Sunkist brand only 20c doz. Thur., Fri„ Salt, ,and Won„ at Grewnrs, phone 5. Place your order, Cash and Carry. We Sell For Less. GREY 1fisses Margaret and Lena McAr- thur, Toronto, with their brother, Peter and Mrs. MoArthur, (Trey. Mr. T. 0. Winson, Deputy Reeve of Grey is attending the O.E.A. Convention in Taranto this week. Mr. Wilson attends as a delegate from the Huron County Council. In its market report 'The Family Herald and Weekly Star' 'mentions a load of good heifers, from a ferni- er near Brussels, bringing the 'high- est ,price for a load of heife•ie that week at Toronto in a run .of 7,000 catte, They were shipped by Wm. Strath, who purchased them at the Bar K ranch, in the dry aera of Southern Sask., and feel by Alex liuriray on his farm near Walton and showed the finish given them by this veteran feeder. Oranges, oranges large size or- anges Sunkist brand only 20c doz. Thur., Fr•i., Sat,. and Mon„ at Grewars•, phone 5• Place your order, •Cash and Carry. We Sell For Less. Easter vf51torsi Bitten 111rhinnel, i 'I'oroil,ta, anc1 Mrs, 'C, Griffiths, Gnelirh, .with their brother, V. H. McKinney; Mies 17thel Johnston, Byron, with 11er Mental 31i55 Dorothy AI•ttrin, Drayton, with 'her mother, Miss Pearl Mettler* Toren - to, With her tither; Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Chella0Oinb and son, Alitin, Toroei°, with Mr, and Mrs, Eldred Nichal; Mr, John Stilleben; and 3,llss'• Jess•te,, Brussels, With* alts. WALTON Argent; Miss Margaret Jenkins, nurse -ba -training at Clinton Hospi- tal, with hot' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jenkins; Lois Robinson, Wel- land, with her parents,,Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Robinson; .Harold Jenkins, Port Elgin, with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. Jenkins; Miss Patsy Lookyer, Toronto, with her aunt, Gladys Fawcett; 51. and Mrs. William Graham, Stratford, with Mrs. A. Barr; Miss Josie Woodcock in Galt; Miss Annie Barr, Port Albert with 'her parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. Barr. BELGRAVE Sme ]s1 services marked the Eas- ter Day in the United Church. In the morning the Easter Commun- ion service was held. There was a large congregation and 16 new members were received into the fellowship of the church by profes- sion of faith, In' the evening the Easter Thankogeriug Service of the Women's Missionary ,Soclety was' held yith Rev, Charles Cumming of Walton as the special speaker for the occasion. Special musical numtbers were ably rendered by the choir assisted in the evening service by Mrs. W. Poco It. The Young People's 'Society held its regular meeting on Wednesday night of last week with the Mts. sionaiy •Conumtttee in charge. Rob. Gtasby presided and Mrs. C, Proc- tor was at the piano. The lessee was taken by George Grigg. The topic et the evening was historical survey of the beginning of mission- ary work In the New Hebrides group of islands in the Paoifc Ocean and was ably taken by Mr, Carl Praetor. The special feature of the evening was a duet by Elaine act Clifton. Walsh. The attendance was especially good. A committee has been apponted to look into the quertion of Recreational activity for the summer season and consists of Messrs Harold Viueent, Borden Scott, Ken Wheeler, Jas, Coultas'. 511211 Higgins and Misses Freda. Jor. don and, Eileen McCallum. The Women's Missionary Society Mimes, Verna Johnson and Kay had as guest' speaker on Tuesday Townencl of Landon were week -end atternootl Mrs. Cousens of Canton, vis':Cnrs at their homes. Her subject "The Inn2er Circle', was much appreciated by all. Leaflets on "Easter .Service of Worship„ were followed with Mrs, Bryans as leader, Airs. Nelson Reid rendered a fitting solo, Tisa regular meet ing will be held on April 27th, when a report -of the Exeter Presbyterial may be expected from the dele- gates, 'llr5•. Cumming and Mrs, Shaw. Would yrs many as• pos- sible avail t!benrselves of the op• portunity of hearing Mrs. Forh"5 the Domdnioe Board Presid.ent who wilt speak at Exeter: Visitors: Miss, Margaret 01101- nring, Holland Centre, at the rou intim; Sint Johnston, Ilaiibu t , with his parents, 210, and Mrs, Silas Johnston; bliss Ina Rutledge, Miss Jean. Drager, Dohald GreY, Jack Drager, Toronto, with Mrs, e Chas, Drager; Fred. Rutledge, , 'Po- rondo, with lir, and Mrs. F. not, ledge; Miss Dorothy Bolton, 110 - cheater, N.Y„ at the •hoaue at l'i'ar. 1- 1:'.ireninhrdes Mrs, Ea1011, Whrthrop, has returned to her home, BLYTH Visitere; :lir, and ,Mrs, John ('311np115111 turd family, Aylmer 'with Mrs. Phoebe Taylor; Dr. and Airs. leerguS'On, 1M1ra, Cia2'a Brown, Toren - to, with Aire, 5001e0 Logan; Pauline Robinson, 1)rritrilto, wish her mother, Mfrs. Jessie Moody; Hetet Pelts, London, Willi her entente, Air, and 'EIMP)ToNE TALKS TN TUE WATSON FAMILY can "MY DAD talk farther than YOURS!" When Donnie Watson's father greeted him over the telephone from 500 mites away, Donnie was impressed no end. He couldn't resist boasting a bit to his next-door neigh- bour and playmate. Whenever you're called out of town, do as Bob Watson does - telephone home. It brings peace of mind at a trifling cost. Reductions in telephone rates -local and long distance - in 1935, '36 and '37 hove effected savings to ietephone users in Ontario and QQuebec of nearly one million dollars yearly. 7 s 41111, from spring seeding, et will be general in day or two if favourable weather continues'. A tractor, drawing a two furorw. ed plow was noticed at work in the limited space of an ordinary sized garden on a farm in the vicinity of Ethel. If garden plowing, in: the village could be got at with a sign- liar outfit nobody would have to wait long tor their turn. Frank •Sieigholm whose farm adjoins the village is among the. first to have land prepared for seeding this season, Miss Jean Franklin is spending the full Easter holiday period happily ,with relatives and friends in Ethel and Allwood and vicinities. Cosnmunion service' was observed Easter Sunday in Ethel United Church. Reception service also was conducted by the pastor, Rev. Air, Snell. A large Congregation was present, The ordinances were reverently observed, The special Easter music by the choir was match appreciated, The beautiful floral offerings of Easter 1•i]lies con- tributed :halo and chasm to the set, vice. Oliss Doris Gill spent the Easter hol•day h2 London. Mrs'. W. Bray assisted by Miss .Annie Bateman is 'getting nicety settled in her re-established Home in the village, in the house recently vacated by Mrs•. Fleet sr., and family. The sacred drama "For He lad great possessions. Presented in Ethel United Church., Good Friday, April 16, by local talent, tender the auspces, el Ethel United church Y. T. S. was given an hneapretation by each character in the casae doing their part so well for 1011101 they ate to be commented, that the fall meaning and sentiment of the drama. was vividly shown and readily understood, The society accepted alt invitation to present the drama, AP:t day, April 18th at Gerrie under tate auspicee of Gorrte United church Y. W, al. A. A pot luck supper was .given Mon' day night of this 'week by Ethel Pre51ltteelan• church under the aus- pices of the Mlssienary dopartmett Alt which there was an eujoyabie time, Cone and bring your ar f tiends to the patty "V<iltittlih' " presented by Pordtwich Dram:tic Club in Ethel Township IIal1, on Wed„ April 27. given under the auspices of Ethel United Ghrtrclt. Seo front .paSe Oranges, Oranges large size or- anges Sunkist brand only 200 doz. Thur., Pri., Sat. and Alan„ at Grewar•s', phone 5. Place :your order, Cash and Carry. We Sell For Less. .airs, AM, Ziegler and Billy re - ,turned home aster spending a l'ow clays to Detroit «ltd Kingseili.o, ETHEL Lochart Dane and family of meg. era Falls were East .er:tide guests at the 4lanle .ef his mother and brother Mrs. V.• Dane and Will, 8th con, Grey Ttwp, 7. T, and Mrs'. Nicholson spent Easter week -end holiday out of town, Bernie Sapwell who has bean in the vicinity of Woodstocp for some moons past, came to Ethel aid en- 3oyed his four day Easter holiday with Pinner friends in the village. (1, L1, and Mrs, Edwards had tiie pleasure of entertaining their daughter Prem Toronto, as fur Easter time guest. 1,1liss Ruth Frauklh2 of Atwood visited Ethel retcalves during Easter ween. J. AI. Sltmmeen of Atwood was in Pthel for Baster Monday, We are glad to know that our aged Mond Mrs, A, Better le still ri able to enjoy Easter - m e. A01021; the express consign- ments front lOtitel 0.N,11. station lionchoy of tint week was included a nanny goat with a pair of young offsyn'ing1. Crated and mitt out from the flock of Clareuee Clarke, 001 con. ut Grey Twit. to dest112001011. in Nova Scotia„ Several turmoil' tionenonoed Men - day morning to work on the land • East W awanosh Council Council met as per adjournment on .April 5011, with all the members present. Minates of last meeting were read and approved. 'Communications were received frown Mogg & Hedonism Co., valu- ators re etualized assessment the Highways Dept. re expenditure on road's in 1937 and the University of Toronto re a school for Municipal odflcale in Toronto the last. of Alpril were ordered, filed. An account from the Tp, of Turn- berry of $21.3.2 for relief supplied a Eormier resident of this township was ordered paid. Messrs Taylor and Perdue ad- dressed. the Council stating that; sideline 39 & 40 con, 11 & 12 owing to extra traffic ,on this particular road of date was in bad condition and requested that this road be put in a better shape this coming s'ea- son, As the Council contemplate making an ismection ot the roads forthwith these parties were as- sured) that their complaint would receive due consideration. "Nee offers were grade for the trucking of gravel front the crasher this corning season, Joe Herr, being anwarded. the contract at the same teems as a year ago viz 8% cents a yard per mile. 0 The following accounts were paid Mr. Kings Printer, revised statutes 15,00 Tp. of Turnberry relief sect. 21;12 S. Ml:Burney, road shpt. 24,80 Ten, other small road accounts chiefly for dragging roads .•., 79.10. *emelt adjourned to meet again. on Tues., May 10, A, Porterfield, Clerk. ADVERT WING RATES Gard of Thanks ' Engagement Notices IBirth and Death Notioee In• M'emloainm Friend -- "1 stented In life with. out a pernny in my pocket," Bright •••-• "Arid I started in lite y1atut a r pocket' n t ao kat t 25c 50c FREE 850 Classified Ativte. 25o Medi' (Over the Phone 35o) • 1' (ll t 414Money is Tigfit But there are people who sire constantly looking' for opportunities to lend money ori ,coca security, 14 you want to borrow it few dollars; or a tew thousand,our Want Adk will put you In touch with i those who have moneyfato batt. ,.,,..,.,.•..�.,