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THE BRUSSELS POST
• Howick Council ��
RE HRMFOL
horcttvlch, lQov. 31(l, 1035
G1156ES
DISTRICT
THEll151NEWSOF
Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents
ELUEVALE
w. tmlluld Rubetltson spent Smi-
ley with his mother and brother on
Ste 1st line.
A1., and Mrs. llciward Johnston
:mud Carl and Mr. and Mrs. Sperling
J0hn.t0n and sous is ent Sunday in
Laudon with Mr. and Airs, ltobt.
Turnbull,
Jt:•. Jas. Gadkin of Wi,gllam
(pent a few clays with Mr. and Mrs.
Atltls°u Fraser and family.
Mr. Wilfred Aic'Iewen of 'Detr'oit
sperm the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex McEwen,
Sir. and Mrs, Hugh Berry of
Brucetield visited on Sunday with
1,1r. anti Mrs, Alvin Smith and
dun liter of Bluevale,
Sir. and Mrs. Richard Johnston
and 31r and Mrs. Chas. Johnston
and son visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Slee. Cooper Nethery and
Miss Viola Mothers returned
John and Thomas Strachan and
Miss Jessie Strachan of Grey with
Mrs. P. S. MacEwen; Miss Marie
Baker, Ethel, with Miss Malaret
Turvey: Elmer Smith of Alberta is
visiting his father, John Smith,
J1.'nest's o.ohestra sttp1lying the
music. The number of married
people attending was practleally
Nil,
GREY
The Connell of the Township of
t in lite United Church
I Hill according
Moses to illustrate how people plan The Sunday Schpol Concert at
to hide their sitz and think them- Roe's United Church Will be held. p 011
serve secure, at the United Church F.Iday, December 3
morning service. In the evening he for furt furthper
ti ul Glx. Sunday
spoke of Melchizedek as a type 01 School will hold their annual Christ -
Ms.
Christ. Watch ized to sign the application for t1
Peter S. AlacEwen, accemp- mas concert on Dec. 21st.
Yoemaus, for further particulars. . Provincial Subside, of one mill, for
anted by her sister, Alm the year
Rev. A. V, Robb used the story of
unless they are an EXACT CORRECTION of the
311111lc t n1p your EYES
to adjplll'lllll'ellt
members were all present except
true of Retraction of l Lenses until
councillor Robert Baker, the Reeve, That is why we will not supply J. Ai uteans, in s1. chair. Were we have given your EYES a
:Minutes of last meeting Examination, so that
Wad and on ladopt, of Toner and
COMPLETE E� art of the
Winter, were adopted.how every P
Moved by Tater and Strong that we KNOW Mechanism is
a grant of $10.00 be given the Delicate Eye
Gerrie Snorts Committee to assist functioning. Thus we eliminate
in Entertainment.
the Christmas Tree the Guesswork and get
Entertain'inept• C�tir:9ecl.
•Moved by Strong and Toner that Satisfactory Results
the Reeve, the Cleric, the Treasurer when others fail
and the Aae4e0501' he hereby author
Detroit, and her brother, Dou�ga
Strachan. Brussels, visited with
r.
and Mrs, Alek Mo1Cercher, at
Wroxeter, Ales. Lillow 1.114 Ber-
nard are in Toronto.
MONCRIEFF
Mr. and Mrs. L. Kress of Wing -
ham visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Mann on Sunday last.
Christmas entertainment is
dated for Friday; Dec, 161h, A
1938. Carried.
Moved by Winter and •Strong
that the School Attendatladolice 0.-
flcer's Report, as read, be
and placed on file, Carried.
Moved by Strong anal Toner that
Our
I the Road Superintendent be hereby
authorized to notify Sheldon
ETHEL good iprogramrue is being premised. Bricker to remove the fence and the
Watch for further particulars.
II
windmill from off the road allow -
daughter at Belglwve, Mrs. Ander of Listowel enjoyed A miscellanequs shower was once on the West side of lot 31 on
t red a week -end visit with her daughter tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Elwood the 7th Concession of the Township
hone on Monday from Toronto Airs. Casper Fleet. tendMeTered
t on anday evening in of Hativick, and also to fill up well
the community hall. A large crowd on sante road allowance, said work
atter a week's visit with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Neockert (formerly to be completed within. fifteen days
and outer friends. • Edna Franklin) responded in happy was in,sttendance.
Mrs. 'Dd. Smith and Bob visited from the date of this notice.
The members of the local L. 0. L. gladness h congratulations arrival
es Carried.
tended to them, on the arrival of a Mr. and Mils: Leon McKay in Ham-
ilton last week._•:-., Moved by Winter and Bryans
Mr. and Mrs. L. Sinclair and baby that the Road Superintendent be
Barbara and Mrs. McNair of Ethel hereby authorized to notify A, E.
visited with Alex Mann's on Sunday. Cooper to remove and level stones
The hunters ,from this locality
were fortunate'••• enough to bring
home 18 nunil)et: o4' deer and report
a good holiday,
held their regular meeting in the
lodge 10001 this week for purpose
at electing officers for the year,
1.t following results: Worship -
baby daughter, Friday of last week,
Nov. 25.
with the
Robert Brown, Ethel blacksmith,
ful master, Ross Smith; deputy 1 is finding it necessary to still take
master. Wilson Thornton; chaplain, I special treatment 'for a trouble
Carl Johnston; recording secretary which developed from injuries re -
Robert J. Forest; financial secre- 1 ceived while in the employ of
ter: v Will Peacock; treasurer, Listowel.knitting mills some month
.George Thornton; first lecturer, 1 ago.
Charles Alathers; second lecturer, A pot luck supper at Union Unit -
Earl Hamilton; marshal], George . ed church, was an out of town at -
Hetherington; first committee -man, ; traction of Ethelites for MondaY
Fred Soiling; tyler, Ross Abraham, ; 1115111, Nov. 28.
Mrs. R, F. Garniss was the hes- ' There was a good attendance at
tees on Thursday for an afternoon 1 Ethel United church Young Peo-
and evening sewing meeting of the pie's regular ;meeting at 8.15 Mon-
Pluevale circle of Ladies' Aid of I day, Nov. 28. Election of officers
the Presbyterian church. A pot I was in order.
luck supper was served.The L, 0. L. dance held in
Mrs. Archie Messer and Mrs. Alex I Brown's Hall, Wednesday night of
the
Afnwbray spent a part of this week apparentlydance, with Miss McAllister, Dungannon;
last
week
younger
was
generation's
SUPERIOR STORE
QUALITY
SERVICE
Oxydel, large Cize • • - per pack 21c
Royal York Tea 1 lb 65c, and 1 fancy two -cup Teapot Free
Golden Wax Beans 2's • • 2 tins for 15c
Hillcrest Pure Lard l's • .• , . . • • 2 lb for 23c
Jam, R1.opberry or Strawberry, large •.•• • • • • • • • per jar 27c
Aylmer Soups, Tomato or Vegetable 3 tins for 25c
Ginger Snaps • per tri 10c
Ladies' Lined Kid Gloves ••• per pr. 98c
Men's 'Home -knit Socks • • •^• • • • • • .............. • • per pr. 79c
Children's Home -knit Mitts • • per pr. 35c
Men's Home -knit Mitts, double • • •••• • • • • • • • • ' per pr.
95c
Men's Doeskin Shirts, navy & red • ••
• eachRemnants - See Our Table for .Bargains
WM. ZIEGLER
Phone 22-11
Ethel, Ont.
YOUR BAST CHLNCE
the Brussels Post
Special Ellfer Ends
EMMY, DEC. Tth
Months for $1.59
:-.BLY'TH
At the evening service in the
United Church, Rev. Arthur Sinclair
spoke on "The Seven Wonders of
Heaven." At this service Tomm1Y
Steep, boy soprano of Clinton, sang
two solos,
The Mission Band of Queen
Street Churcl, held their thankof-
fering meeting, Miss Clare Mc-
Gowan showed lantern slides.
as required by the Council, from
and upon road allowance on the
West side of lot 3.6 on the 4th Con-
cession of the Township of Howick.
Carried.
Moved by Winter and Strong that
the following bills be paid. Carried.
United Church Fo•divich,
tent of hall
Isaac Gamble, part
salary as Clerk
W. Underwood, sheep killed
or injured by dogs
Wm. Kroft, overcharge on
repair on Branch B. Muni
Drain No. 11.
E. C. Denny, overcharge on
E. P. Brown of Goderich was 11.1.
1 repair on Branch B.
charge of Anglican Church sere- I Mun, Drain No. 11
Geo. 131uu1, overcharge on
repair on Branch B,
Mun. Drain No. 11
United Church, Fordwich,
rent of Hall for
T. B. meeting
S, S. No. 2, relit of School for
T. B. meeting
Milton Leonard, assisting
County Valuators
County Treas. Hospital
Expenses for Eileen
Kaake
Isaac Gamble, Fees and by-
laws, McMichael Mun,
ices,
The Guild of the Anglican
Chu.ch met at the home of Airs.
William While.
Mrs. W. J. Armstrong, Sault Ste.
liar le, with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. N. Johnston; Mrs. George
Cowan and son Billy, with relatives
in Stratford. r_
ATWOOD
1liss Jean Hamilton entertained
at her home on Friday evening, at
bridge the honors going to Mrs,
William' Evans and Mrs. R. E. Drain
Switzer, County Tress. Hospital Ex-
penses afternoon in the For- penises for L, Bing and
ester's Hall, the bazaar sponsored C Severt
by the A .Y. P. A., of St. Alban's 1 Dins MC. Knight, Telephone
church was well' patronized and in account,
for 1933 ..
the evening many attended the hot I Wm •Gathers, work on Mc-
snpper. Michael Mun. Drain .. ,
Rev. and Mls. Skinnr of Ailsa F. A. Edgar, Supt, of cou-
Cra.ig, will move to Atwood on structlon, McMichael
Tuesday.. He was recently appoint- Man. Drain
ed to 1.h¢ ACrvood liarish. .r A, Bryans, Trlp to Clinton
Miss Ruth Pruett has accepted with Mrs. Dainty
a position in R. 'P. Dennis' grocery t Howick School Pair, Grant
store: I Howick Agr. 'Society Grant
Mr. and 'Mrs. George M. Phemts- I E. A, Corbett, payment ou
ter spett4.,5t1nday at Countright, , monies held In trust
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence 'Match- 80' Veterans
ford, Mr. am ,,,3(trs, Kenneth Love, David Robinson, servicing
Miss E1e1yil TtiTibuit and 3, M.
street lights in Wroxeter
Erskine ' 1' he at Toronto on Satan Norman Wade, premium on
day,
policy on Wroxeter hall , .
Municipal World, Supplies
for Clerk's Office
Relief, for October
Road Expenditures
Gordon W11ght, repair to
culvert
Ins. Inglis, Repair to
culvert
H. Nichols, repair to culvert
A. Demerling, Prestone,
1 gal,
Thos. Wright, repair to
culvert & gravel
Geo, Wright, repair to
Clll'Ver t
Wirt), McLean, weeds
Jos. 'Kelnrath, weeds ,
R. Jackson, gravel
0. Grainger, Spreading
gravel
N Gowdyoperating
Power Grader
R. Walters, fencing and
gravel ,
I2.0bert Wallaoe, giant on
wile fence
John liynd+man Idle and
labor ,,..,,,.. •
W. 1:, Patterson, gas & o11
Wm, Campbell, pit run
JAMES TA„Y.LOti, Attotloneer, gravel •.
ELMER D. BELL, J. 1 . lloge.s, 2 bags snit ,
Solicitor for the Mortgagee, Wm' Kreller, retrain t0
31.50
35.00
Mortgage` L.a'.e
Under and by virtue of the powers
contained .1n...a..ce1tain mortgage
which will be ,: prpduced at the
time of sale the mill be offered
for sale,134 aubli1 auction
BATURQAX, DECEMBER 3, 1938
at the ,..office . of Elmer ,D. .Bell
solicitor, Brussels, 'at the hour of
two o'clock in the ,afternoon, .the
following parcel of land being ,des.
crihed as follows: Lot No. ,30 and
the West half of Lot ,No. .31, ,Con-
cession 16, i,in ,the .Townsh'p ,of
Grey and County of . Huron, .,with
the exception of the one and .,one-
quarter acre of land .. the North-
west corner of Lot 31, and the one
acre of land ,on .the ,Northeast
corns of t ^t No 30, aforesaid,
heretoore sol;; and conveyed to
other parties, •,.... , .. • , • • • •
TERMS-Farrn will he sold subject
to a reserve bid,.. Ten percent of
purchase pr ce 'shall be paid orf
the date od sale and the balance
shall be paid within thirty days.
9.00
2.4S
21.55
1.43
3.00
1.50
7.00
23,60
30,00
15.75
1,91
49.60
I expect to be at My Brussels Office
in Miss Maude Bryans' Home all day........
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8th
to Examine Eyes and Fit Lenses'.
when necessary
Every One Should Have Their Eyes
Properly Examined At Least Once
-Every Two Years -
Frederick F. HornuthPhm•, R• 0.
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
TRUSSELS
HARRISTON Phone 26X
Phone 118
culvert
John Montgomery, road
,Supt. salary
Ed. Kaufman, weeds
Carl Geiger, needs ..... ••••
A .Pike, weeds
Isaac Kroft, weed„s
Elsner Williamson, weeds ..
Sawyer -Massey, 'blades &
bolts
County of Huron, Atiacide &
patching tar roads,
Fordwich
E ,W. Bolton, spark 'plugs
J. Montgomery, freight on
blades
Wen. .Stewart drafing gravel
Jas. Walkom, spreading
gravel
Anson Wolfe, repair to
grader .........-
Frame Wright, repair to
35.00
3.00 culvert
Harold Dickert, lighting 2.40
74,00 lantern •• 17.50
1.20 F. A. Edgar, engineer
1.20 Mrs, R. F. Edgar, work on 20 00
1.10 ; Road Supt, Books .. , .
1.00 Moved by Toner and Winter that
.20 this Council do now ahjourn to meet
in the Township Hall, on the 151.11
9.62 duy of December, according to
Statute, or at the call of the
Reeve. Carried.
17.00 , Isaac Gamble, Clerk.
1.50
1.00
.50 BORN
14.40
7,00 ,
1.16
4.80
15.00
125.00
5.00
74.00
20,00
2.36
27.91
.80
.80
,80
3.e3
8.40
1.00
1.60
1,00
.75
4.00
82,95
103.60
8,00
14.10
70.65
38,75
1.00
Goll -In Morris Township, to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Goll, 011 Tuesday'
November 211th, 1933, n daughter,
Lois h leaner•
L, H. CORD ON
CRANBROOK PHONE 52-10
SPECIALS FOR -
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
PITTED DATES. Lb. 110c
Cooking Figs, ,Choice Quality ............per lb lOc
Soyomalt Health Drink, •• two sizes • • • • 24c & 44c
' •�••
Rose Baking Powder • • • • • ' .. 1 lb, can 15c
Cut Mixed Peel .... • • • • per ib • • 23c
Horne's Jelly Powders • • • • . • 3 pkgs with Bowl 23c
,••••••.,,... 24. tin bag, .,...... , 49c
Pastry Flour. ... -
CAR OF ,RE -CLEANED SCREENINGS
TO UNLOAD ABOUT DECEMBER 5th
$14.5Q PER TON
FARMER'S STORE
Phone 46 Brussels
Ina am
011r RelltatiOfl
is known all over Brussels and District for Expert Eye
Examinations, Perfect '•Glasses and Moderate Prices. R. A.
Reid has conducted an honorable business for over 20 years.
If you have faulty or imperfect vision, headaches, eyestrain
or any eyesight trouble consult R. A• Reid! He renders a
complete eyesight service at a moderate cost.
Stratford's Leadittg Optometrist
R. A. Rei Far Nearly 20 Year.
Al BRUSSELS OFFICE. -MISS HINGSTON'S STORE
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5,00
?hone 51 for Appointment