The Brussels Post, 1938-12-14, Page 5We Invite You To Do Your
Christmas Shoppimg al
Wiilis's Palace Bakery
Our Prices Arc Right for Your
Christmas Candy and Nuts
Special for Saturday, Dec. ,17th
Oatmeal or Ginger Coehiis
10c per doz.: ; 3 doze,. for „25.c.
MONCRIEFF
The Christmas concert of Sunday
school and public school combined
will be presented on lcnidey even.
Ing, 1)ecenrber-100. A good program
of songs, drills, dialogues ,and
shore play are being prepared.
A presentation was tendered
Mr. and Mas.! Fred Porter in the
,lloncrief Hall on. Tuesday evening.
Municipal Notice
I hereby give notice that the
Nomination of Reeve; Deputy
Reeve. and Three Councillors; to
serve the Townshiy of Grey during
the year 1939
will be held at the
TOWNSHIP HALL, ETHEL
at 1 O'Clock P.M.
•MONDAY, DECEMBER 26th, 1933
If demanded a Poll will be opened
at the following places on
MONDAY, JANUARY 2nd, 1939
Polling Sub- Division No. 1 —
At School House S.S. No. 4
Polling Sub -Division No, 2 --
At School House S.S. No, 1
Polling Sub -Division No. 3—
At School House S.S. No. 2
.Polling Sub -Division No. 3A
At A.O,U.W, Hall, Walton
Polling Sub -Division No. 41
Community Hall, Moncrieff
Polling Sub -Division No, 5--
Township Office, Ethel
Polling Sub -Division No. 6—
At School House S,S. No. 5
Polling Sub•Division No. 7—
At Community Hall, Cranbrook
Polls to be open from 9 o'clock a,m.
to 5 p.m.
J. H. Fear, Returning Officer
Ethel, December 15th, 1938
A good time is reported.
Arthur •Merriott and Vincent Sugg
of West :,'ontrose visited at Frank
Harrison's, en Monday.
A good crowd rt•rm,ded the Yo'r,'t
Pecr;le's ser vitt; Sunday eveata,.
Mr .Cumming showed slides of
British Columbia which were en-
tertaining and instinettive.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Robertson
spent. T., ---day at Walkerton,
1:n; yet.: Xmas Sunkist Oranges
et flrca' u's and your Candy, Patter-
. , Chocolate Drops 150 lh..
L't' gest Candy assor`:..::: in
Ihns.sets-
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Notices' ha f16Is' ' column cost
25c up to four lines; 5c for
every extra line. t.ash must
accompany ad. Orders taken
over 'Phone 35c-
WANTED—
A Bunch of Pigs around 100 lbs.
Or •mo. e,
Baeker Bros.
NOTICE --
AU accounts owing Wm. Risgler,
who has sold his business, must be
Paid by Saturday, Dec. 24th. Ac-
counts not settled by that date will
be put in a collector's hands,
Municipal -:nice
hereby give notice that t".a
Nomination of Reeve, and Four
Councillors; to serve the Township
of Morris during the year 1939
will be held at the
TOWNSHIP HALL, MORRIS,
at Twelve O'Clock P.M, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23rd, 1938
If demanded a Poll e -ill be opened
at the following places on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30th, 1938
Polling Sub -Division No. 1—
At School House S.S, No, 1
Polling Sub -Division No. 2—
At School House S.S. No, 9
Polling Sub -Division No. 3—
At School House S.S. No, 2 .
Polling Shb-Division No. 4--
At
—At Township Hall
Polling Sub.Division No. 5— '.
Stone School House s,s, No. 7
Polling Sub -Division No, 6—
t School House S.S. No. 10
Polls to be open from 8 o'clock a.m.
to 5 p.m.
Alex MacEwen,
Returning Officer
Bluevale, December 15th, 1938.
Prepare Now!
7?rS. Iff-
U'NEEII-A - PEPPY MOTOR
LLUtBRICATION--Winter Greases, the proper weights
VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL --Costs Less to use -per mile -per
month -per year. Gives the lowest last cost lubrication
because it -lasts -longer - lubricates better - minimizes
repairs.
Quality and economy of Valvoline have been demonstrated.
t
(DeFrosters, Heaters Installed Correctly
Fender Bumping and Body Work
Tuning -Up Overhauling
GET
Expert Work by Government Certified
Mechanic
--AT—
Muo
6. Sanders�n's
GARAGE BRUSSELS
FOUND—
A sem of money in Brussels on
November 30,
apply to Mary Ireland, phone 59.11
AT THE NEW DRESS SHOPPE-
1-louse Dresses, Silks, •Crepes &
Wools; All different styles and
sizes; Novelties for Christmas.
FRAd�'iOEIS' DRZaS5 SI-IOPPE
WANTED—
Anyone having hardwood knots,
blocks or rough wood apply at
phone 31 The Post
FOR SALE—
An Antique Braided Mat neatly
done in many colors, 30 inches
across, shape circle.
phone 39-r-23 Mrs. 1, Sellers
NOTICE—
Anybody wanting logs cut 41!1 be
attended to. Hemlock 12x1 ;scant-
ling; inch lumber and 2 -inch
Custom sawing at Walton Sa"\till
phone 19 -r -G
Duncan Johnston;;Pt3,
Wl,.'+D,PTlaS11AY, 1a13CFJMBPR j 4tkr 'x,
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I MI/MINI/SO MA G` Vj` ' c Jc"moi,' J ' ".'",.�.'M " (%
Only 9 l'More ShoppingDays
Stewart rola Seaforth.
The Great Christrnas Store
`!t, Invites You
You will find shopping here very pleasant
Very satisfactory and very Profitable.
Actually Hundreds of appropriate useful
and acceptable Gifts await your choosing
Gifts Bristling with newness, sparkling
with style,. Radiating Quality; Gifts you'll
be proud to give; Gifts the recipient will be
glad td accept
Every - Gift in a handsome box
1
With Appropriate Gift Card
Store `0_ Evenings During
Christmas Week
•
ANSWER QUICK— '
Get an opportunity to atake B10
MONEY! Big profits every; day
taking odders for the bigges4, i and
most powerful line of everyday
necessities In the direct se1Un. "field.
Repeat orders come fast "R; ICES
MEDICINES - TOILET AR2'ICLES
FARM PODUCTS - etc. No::exlor-
ience peened. Write toil y for
FREE particulars and cattiogue and
get started on the road t.t ; better
earnings, FAMILEX
g70 St. Clement, Mentdeal
Do Your
Christmas Shopping
At
cps
Zilliax Hardware
cif
LiSTOWEL
Our Exclusive China
Dept. is filled with the
most attractive gifts
of fancy Chinaware
and Hand Cut
Crystal Ware
- moderately priced
Large assortment
Trilite Floor Lamps
Table, Boudoir, Bed
and Desk Lamps,
Silverware, Cutlery,
Skates, Toys, Etc.
Electric
Washing Machines
Christmas Special
$49.50 Cash
C. Iilliax & Son
Hardware
"The Store With the Stock"
Phone 40 -- _. _ Listowelss
ly'wsly�S• k� AS
Remember this store carries everything in
high grade wearing apparel and carries
c quantities, varieties and sizes that makes
9 selection easy • ' • '
971.
TEWART Bros. Seaforth
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Sharing
Christmas
1 am a happy little tree. 1 stand
beside the front entrance of a white
cottage ou a quiet street:', Each
Christmas time 1 bloom out 'In bean.'
tiful colored lights, and 'you who
paos share uy beauty end catch
something of the joy of Christmas.'
But I yes iwt always happy like
t
this. Once I lived itt a gie tiered, I was only a humble tree
forest, surrounded by trees so tall'I afsemer all, and what 1 secould net
could only catch a glimpse of tit'
blue sky above me, and I felt very �e me at all; but the great silver
star pa my toym>;ost branch made
small and lonely, I, too, wanted to e feel vey dtaippy, d seemed to
be tall; to look out on the big'
world like the others aid feel 'th1 (.145T coinage from just looking at
e . it.
sun shining through my branches. 1 .; •
would stretch out my limbs' its far ' Aiiter a time Ia wa,s left to myself
as I could, and send my rootsfi s`deeP I- was glad, as I needed to rest up
er into the earth, but 0111' Ltrogfess. •., bit end get used to , my' strange
Was so slow I grew discoiir?1ed;
lights from my top to my tie,
Whistling softly 115 he worked. Then
I heard a door open and a rush, et
feet—s, little boy and a girl clashed
into the room crying. "Mamma,
come quick, and see our Christmas
tree." They clasped 'their hands
and danced about me. Soon the
mother carne with a. box filled with
shining lovely things and my plain
green dress was covered with
sparkling jewels. I hardly darer
look in the mirror for I rennet.
Oue day I saw a man and g-,.ti0y•
corning through the forest. The, mall,
carried something over his shoulder
and they seemed to be looking
,for something, Then ,the boy sale
me and cried: '`,00k, father', there
is just the tree we want." Ile ran.
over to rue and fairly hugged me i11
his eagerness. The mau looked fns
• Surroundings. It grew dark outside
and 'sn'ow was falling; but' inside
my Star shone and a quiet peace
•05010 over toe;
Then once more the doors opened
and, a merry groltp of people came
In. This thole there were Father
"The Feast of Lights*'
anti Grandrfathea- and Grandmothers I "The Feast of Lights" is one o
too; and Mother leading the little ' the eldest names of Christmas.
boy and girl. Everybody was saying
how lovely 1 yas; but I dil not
want them to look at me. I wanted
them to see two little faces outside
pressed against the window pane.
The boy say them' first. "Look,
Daddy, Memana!" he shouted and
pointed to the window. "There are
two children out there. Bring them
Dadda'; give then, some of our
Christmes.'' and Anl the little girl
clapped her hands an -1 cried: "Oh,
oh, Daddy, it's cold out there!"
When they weer brought in look-
ing rather soared, but glad, I was
s ohappy I almost shook my baublea
off. 'Then Mother made music on
a big box wdth shining keys and
everyone sang Christmas carols.
Then Father told the old story of
the Shepherds and the Star that lett
to the Christ Child- Then a jolly
man with a red coat and a pack on
his back gave everyone peresuts
including the little strangers. There
were conddes and nuts, plenty to
1 all, and such a babble of hapP
voices. 1 felt. the thrill of it mysel
and the big star glowed in sympa
thy.
ove1•, "Fine he said. lint wnen . ,,;'cy,1,g,i, .�+r, •ate.Y is,r.�
he began d,jgg!ng With the " c\Jc Jc�J��►SJc'a Jc�i c��%
SUPERIOR STORE
had car:led 00 his sitouldet. I be.
gan to tremble, 1 telt my roots
snap one by one and soon l lay a
tumbled heap on the ground. Li£e ,
seemed over for me. 1
Next I was tied to a fanny looking,'i
thing on wheels, that sputtered and
growled when the man 'find>t)y(l�•,:
climbed in and we started 613 �pt
a twisty little road that t intici'f
through the forest, thou out on a
big shining highway until we came
to a wide driveway that led through
a1 sloping lawn to 0 white cottage,
Here I was trotted and Mit int) tt
largo earthen jar tilled with sand
and earned Into the houso, and set
In a corner_of a big roost beside a
soupy yludow. Oh, the jtiy of hav-
ing the suit on my branches. 1 bo
gall to feel less scared and to loot
about me,
311 a big mirror opposite I could
watch the mao its he fastened me
upright, Thent he put a string 03.
QUALITY SERVICE
"WHERE THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS PREVAILS"
Ladies Full-fashioned Silk Hose boxed ..............each 69c
Ladies Wool 'Fancy Scarfs each 49c
Boxed Writing Paper & Envelopes per box 25c & 35c
Men's Fancy Ties in boxes . , • - ' • ' • each 35c
Men's Cashmere Socks in fancy patterns .••••per pr 39c
each 69c
2tins for 17c
2 Ib for 23c
per tin 36c
per Ib 10c
10 It for 53c
suit every member
Men's Wool Scarfs
Singapore Sliced Pineapple
Hillcrest Shortening l's • • •
Maxwell House Coffee l's
Fresh Roasted Peanuts
Ganulated Sugar
House Slippers See our stock to
of the family
(See our large Display of Christmas Candy-
, Navel Oranges
' and Mbced Nuts at kw Prices)
WM. ZIEGLER
Phone 2241 s �+�Ethel, Ont.
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