The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1938-10-5, Page 5Notices in Elis column cost 25c up to foul lines; 5c for every extra line. Cash *swat accompany ad. Orders taken over 'Phone 35e. FOR SALE - 60 Rock Pullets 1-c phone 43-r-10 Selwyn Baker FOR SALE -- A quantity of Marigolds 1-c phone 56X -r•2 W. H. Stiles FOR SALE— Rook Pullets. Call 39-2.16 1=p LOST— A ladies Silver Wrist Watch on TurnberrySt., Brussels on. Friday. (Reward) . 1-p phone .12-r-26 Margaret Stevenson FOR SALE— Chesterleld Suite; 1 Secretary; 1 Table, 1 Cogoleum Rug 9x12; 10 Kitchen ,Chairs'. Will seli con- tents together or by piece, phone 65X r 2 W. H. Stiles, FOR SALE - 25 Shocks of Corn 1-p suety to Ernest Dennis Phone 57X at Aiulrew Tenant Place TIE BRUSSELS POST WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5th 1338' �' rr OBITUARIES rr NEWS(3F ISG FOR SALE -- 1930 DeSoto Sedan, perfect con- dition, else a Model T Ford, also good hard] wood. phone 31-r-4 Dougas Black FOR SALE— One Farm, 100 acres, gond build- ings, See Lot 29, Con. 8, Morris Twp, Grass Farm 110 acres part bush, North pt. 29 and 30, Con, 3, Morrie Twip, 4-p Executors John Yuill Jack Bowman PLAY SAFE' -- Trade do that old windshield wiper for a new one. Genuine Telco Wipers for all cars at— Campbell's Garage, Canadian Tire Products', Wingham a -- MRS.JAMESARMSTRO. THOMAS G, MILLS The community was saddened to Written forthe Post By Our Own Correspondents learn on Friday murnnug of the ETHEE Mrs, W. Bremner will be hostess for the meeting of the Wimple's re's in- s [lute on Teurstley ai'ternooe Oct, 13th at 2.30. The motto, A. Merry Heart is good' medicine, Mrs. Jas. Pearson. Roll Call Uses for Cone mon Salt. Topic on Healtb, Select- ed, Mrs. Dennis, Curernt Events, Mrs, Joe Pearson. Community Sing ing. All the ladies of the community are invited. At the September meeting of the 'Women's Institute the west branch at Listowel sent an invitaion to the ladies of ire Ethel Branch to visit their Institute on the arternoin of Oct. 20th at 2 o'cock at the home of Mrs. Brielen the Invitation was ac- cepted. During the suitable weather .of Inst week, some, exterior repairing was done at the residences at Arthur Henry, including the rebuilding of a brick chimney, This pant of the work was done by H. Thomas of Brussels. The death ot Thomas Mille of Grey Twp., near Ethel, occurred last week, the -funeral to Alt. Pleas- ant cemetery was exceptionally largely attended. Burial ceremon- ials of the Orange Ooder were con- ducted at the grave. FOR SALE— Anyone wanting to purcbese house or wanting to rent halt at it. phone 79 Mrs. Win. Sinclair MORTGAGE SALE Under and by virtue of tbe Powers contained in a certain motegage which win be produced at the Ume of sale there Wile be offered for sale Sy public auction on Saturday, Oct- ober 15, A.D. 1938, et the Wee ot Elsner D. Bell, eolicitor, et the hone of two o'cioakinthe afternoon, the following pa rme1 of land being itasenibed as. the North half ot term Lot No, 1.6, Concession 7, in the Township o2 Morrie and County of Huron and containing 100 acres more ar leas'. Terms: ---Farm will be sold subject to a reserve Isid. Ten per cent of purchase price shall be pati on the date of the sale a'nd' the balance shall be paid within, thirty days James Taylor, Auctioneer, Elmer D. Bell, Solicitor toe the mortgagees. Phone 26X Clerk's Notice BELGBAVE The Young People's Society of the united C•ru'0h 'held an open rally on Use lawn at Mr, Vincent's-' 9,th concession of Wawanosh on Tuesday night of last week, The weather was ideal and a group 00 between 40 end 50 gathered for tile occasion. The earlier part of the evening was given over to grout) games' under the direoblen of Mr, Goldie Wheeler. The games Pro- gram has been carefully prepared and the hearty cooperation of tbe whole group made for a well enjoy- ed period. Later in the evening a campfire was lighted in a corner of the evergreen winribreak and an ample supply of buns' and \Yelpers provided the materials for a hearty medner roast, A 'Vesper service thering to a close Announcement was made by the President that regular gatheringwere to begin tbis week on Wed- nesday - nesday night, pastor, Rev. J. R. Greig, Next Sue- (ley the service will be in keeping n'k with Thasgiving season, The W. M.S. has courpleted arrangements for the thankoffeldng meeting to be held in the' mimed room on Tu - lay, Oct, let, at 2.30, when Mrs. G. M. Young, South 'Kin1oss will be the , guest speaker. Mr, and Mrs., Archie' Parker have returned to Toronto atter spending 1 the summer here. Mr. and Mrs. fuel and two children, Austin and Ruth aur. Franklin, Waterloo, with Mr, and Mrs. J, W, Wett' laufer, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hutche- son, William Thompson, Mrs. Edith. Taylor and Miss Sanderson, Toronto, at their home here. Mr. and ;tlrs. R. F, Garniss, Mac Scott, Miss Olive Scott and Miss Hazel Mundell with Mr. and Mrs, Neil B, Mcelachern, at Mount Forest. I death of Mrs. James Armstrong, iwho although being is failing health during the last twelve years, suffered a stroke ten days ago trate Aerial:she di0n't rally but adept lreacefully away, She was in her eightieth year, being one of nine children born to the late Jahn and Matilda Clark. On May 28th, 1879, Amelia V. Clark was united In marriage to SennettArmstrong, a•t Dungannon, and they began their home 1106 in Mullet Township, near Auburn, moving some years later to Grey Township, retiring to Brus- sels le 1920, wbere Mr. Arm- strong pre -deceased Mrs. Armstrong eight years ago.1 Both were un- tiring in their effort to make a happy borne for their mine children. Chester, who :passed away In 1918: J. W. and Toseph C•, in Toronto; T. Sidney, of North Bay; James, A., of Springfield; Bertha ,Mrs. J. H, Short), Toronto; 011a (Mrs, Geo. R. eat c1 Brice brought the ga Somerville), Acton an , (Mrs. Campbell) and Miss, May, at hone; who mourn the loss of a WALTON t loving and kind mother. Mrs. W. J. Thompson, Auburn, is the only A Yowl supye will be hero in the ST GEORGES GUILDS surviving memberof the Clark Yam - Forester's' Bail, Belgrave, an ww'ed- A splendid meeting of the Guild 11y, to whom much sympathy is me nesday evening, Oct. 19 under thetended. Relatives and driends auSpioes of Trinity Anglican church. A program consisting of moving plc• tures musical numbers•, and other features will be presented. Supper served trans5 to 8 o'clock. Admits. teen 40c for adults and 200 for c1)11iren. Mrs. Mary Smalidon and other relatives in Ethel attended the fun- eral of George Smalldon, late of Cranbrook to Brussels cemetery, last Thursday. The pleasant weather of last week -end was a big factor in induc- ing a big atetndance at Brussels fair held Sept. 29-30, A big delegation from Ethel remainel for the t attractions, after enjoying the atternoon Program. Ethel United Church choir male quartette, asatetel Moncrieff church choir in their special music tor an- niversary services at Moncrietf last Sunday. Anniversary services will be beld next Sunlay, OcOce9 in Ethel United churcr, at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m, Mon- day, Oct. 10 a hot fowl supper will be served in the church basement commencing at 6,30 pan. The pro- gram following will be given in the church auditorium. By the arrival home of W. D' Speiran and Wilily from a motor tour of the western provinces, the contract Oranof management of their .farm by .1. T. and Mrs. Niobo- son was completed, And Mr, and Mrs. Nicholson also returned to, their dome at Ethel. ' 111 11 BLI}EVALE Mr and Mrs, Chas Bosman and two sone and Mr. Harry Bosman ;gent Saturday with Mr, and Mrs.Cecil Griffith, Mr. Donald Robertson spent Sun- day With his mother ,and brother on the 1st line. Mr. Carman Hetherington left on Saturday morning for Guelph Vet- eriery College to take up another yearevery's course there. We wish him success. We are glad to hear Mrs, David Johnston is some better. Mr. Harry Barnard and friends visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs, Sperling Johnston and family. lir, and ahs, Robt. Turnbull re- turned home on Saturday night and spent the week -end with ber parents and brother Mr. and Mrs, Ed. John- ston and Carl. Mr. \Vi1. Peacock had his tonsils taken out in Wingham Hospital It Thursda Miss P. Mothers spent the week- end with her brother In Bluevale. Communion Service was' observed onin Knox Presbyterian dhurch o Sunday morning, conducted by the of St. GeorgeChurch was he from Auburn, Goderich, Landon, Tuesday afternoon in the home oft Clinton and Arthur attended the There passed away at his bonne. Lot 31, Coli. 5, Grey, Thos, Cr, Mills,. aged 60 years, 11 months•, 11days, after en illness' of several Weeks. Survived by his wife end one son Bari and two daughters (Rata- Mrs. Melvcn Marks, (Leola, Mrs. Orval Harriemn and two sisters, Mrs. Wm. Jacques, Fordwich, Mrs.Geo, Elliott, Brussels. The funeral was held to 'Mount Pleasant ,Cemetery, Ethel,, on Thursday and was largely attended. Services. were coalducted by Rev. H. Snell of Ethel and Rev. Stewart, Trow nridge, services at the grave were conducted by L.O.L. 652, Trowbridge. Pallbearers were brother Orange- men: Robt. Bowes, Robt, Thomp- son, Thos. Lnghen, John Breen, Geo, Hubbard, Robt. Hubbard. Flower bearers; Carl McDonald Norman Beirnes, Robt, Bennett, Sam Beirnes, Jno, Conley, Dr. Rich- mond, Richard Johnston, Ales Thompson, Leslie Carson, Floral Tributes—pillow from fam- ily; spray, Elliott family, .sister Kate; spray, netphews and neloes; spray, L.O.L. 652 Trowbridge; spray -neighbors and, friends; sprays, from the following friends: Mr. and Ms. R. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Carl elm Donald, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Be'lrnes, Mr. and. Mrs. W. 3. Macke, Mr. anti Mrs: Thos. Bolger, with over twenty t funeral on Saturday afternoon, The Mrs. W.B. Love, Mo'. and Mrs. Alvin presiders versant, the meeting 'was Beiger.j four sons, Wes., Sydney, Joe and Rutledge, Mr and Mrs Stanley Rut. presided over 1 Mrs, were, s defer Jim wish Geo. R. :Somerville and ledge, Mr, and Mrs. John Rutledge. Final arrangements a ware made for Joe Wilton were pallbearers. Many Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Garton, •M, and holding annual bazaar and supper kind deeds and beautiful Rowers Mrs. Ed. Jacques, Mr. ant Mrs. John ly Mr, Duncan Johnston's toe'sippee ear- showed the esteem and respect 4n Kreller, Mr. and Mrs. Root. Hub- ly to November and the duringrs col- which the deceased was, held. ' bard, Mrs, Horton, Mr. and Mas'. W. laded by the meanders the le Beimnes, Mr. and Mee W. Little year were handed in. All together le over thirty.three dollars was hand- JAMESTOWN Thompson, Ms. J. 1ldontgo and 'Jessie, Mr. and Mrs. Elwin. ed in at the meeting. After the Rev. Mahoney of Brussels will be Mho. M. Werner. Guild meeting the W.A. meeting ; in charge of tbe church service in was conducted • by lerg. Humphrey, 1 Victoria Hall, Jamestown on Sun- A feature o0 the meeting was the day afternoon, Oct 9, at 3 psm. presentation of a beautiful boquet Come and enjoy these services with of flowers to Mrs. ,Wm, Anderson 1 us. who has not been able to be present for some time. The hostess served a delightful lunch assidted by Mrs. Watson and Marguerite Bolger, The Rev. J'. Grahame moved a hearty vote of thanks to Mrs. Bolger for her hospitality, FOR SALE-- A Good House. phone 64-r-6 Percy Mitchell Clearing Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Implements Lot 23, Con. 14, McKillop Twp 1/2 mile East of Gravel road and 2 miles frow Walton Tuesday, October 11th Sale Commences at 12.30 James Mose, Prop. George Elliott, Auctioneer. HAROLD W. LOVE Ethel, Ont. -- Phone 224 General Insurance Agent Special Notice Any Watch left at my shop during the monthofOctober will be cleaned for 75c J. H. McLelland (Watch and Repair Shop) Dunbar Block, Ethel Open Wednesday & Saturday Evening ■ FIRST POSTING OF VOTER'S LIST Voters List, 1938, Township of Grey, County of Huron Notice 1s hereby given that I have complied with. Section 9 of the Voters' Lists Act and that I have posted njd in any elite, Ethel 011L on the 28tH dee of September, 1988, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality for Members ot Parliament, and et Municipal Elections, and that each list remaiee there, tot inemectioe. And 1 hereby cold open all voter's to take immediate proceedings to haves ally errere or onileelons con reeled aeeoltling to law, the Met day for weal. being Wednesday, 0000ber the 19th, 1938 J. It )i ]SAIL Ethel, 011ie bated this 28th clay of September... -:FOOTBALL GAME: - (W. F. A. SEMIFINALS) Bognor Vs. Brussels SAT RY, OCTOBER 8th At Victoria P. rbc, Brussels Game Called at 3.30 Sharp, Game will be Played90 Minutes The Bognor team won the W.F.A. championship last season, and as the Brussels Boys have not yet lost a game in Brussels, this should be the game of the season. Admission Ladies 15c, Gents 25c, Children free Rally round and help the Boys wiry ) 3