HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1946-11-6, Page 2THE BRUSSELS POST
W.dnesday, November 6th, 1846
Winners of Salada Tea Event at International Plowing Match received medals—both will
'visit British Isles in February. Left to right: Austin Nairn of Munro, second prize; Hon-
ourable Mr. Gardiner, M r...z:.cr of Agriculture; Salada's Representative Peckham, and Floyd
Steckley, of Stouffville, first prize,
BLUEVALE
.-res Y.P.r. held a jolly 'i.,
:Fal in the United ('lin: h. opening
• 'qtf a. singsong led by P.ev. A. :
-Presalitt, :with Mrs. Carl .fclui '
steno. Ray Thompson and Ruth
ee*3tt read verses about Helloes-
-etas. .Mr. Hewitt spoke on the place
of Hallowe'en in the Anglican cal-
endar. Mrs. Darling read a compli-
mentary address to Fleming John-
den* ref the :ortay and
his bride. Misses Jean ' MeLennon
and Mary Darling presented him
bynruary and airs. John-
ston with a crystal sandwich plate,
nut and candy bowls. Mrs. Dar -
480: Any time from 12:00 noon Friday, Nov.
8th, until 2:00 p.m. Monday, Nov. 11fh.
888TURN: Leave desfinalion up to 12:00 mid-
night, Tuesday Nov. 121h, 1946,
Fell information from any agent.
,'1ti=SNAPSHOT GUWD
BACKGROUNDS AT WILL
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A. salele open lens kept a tree at the right out of focus, preventing tt
from cluttering up the background,
7CH backgrounds will have a
see .r eat deal to do with the appear-
crs'•e of any picture, it's well to con-
e.dler just what you can do to get a
Insoper background.
Tbe basic rule to remember here
that the best backgrounds are
,eon sue and uncluttered, These add
atm your pictures. A confused back-
ssound, with miss -cross lines or a
j'jszsbied pattern, takes away from
'slur pictures, Tt competes for atten-
Meet with the subject.
J'"orLunately, the snapshooter can
,rrasriaol his backgrounds in several
Wesys. The Brst of these is to select
AS glain backdrop and place the sub-
,;fit there, This is the simplest
ase.l.hocl and will work with any
aawere :from a simple box type to
an elaborate precision miniature.
Ribwever, it isn't always possible to
.:..ave your subject around,.
v1�''.tl1,e second method involves cam-
, fesots, angle. 'there's no better back.
'=;nandthan the sky, By shooting
from a spot lower than your sub-
ject, so that you shoot up, you place
the sky behind your subject, in.
effect. Here, however, it is well to
be cautious—don't shoot from so
exaggerated an angle as to distort
your subject.
A third method for controlling
your background ie available if you
have a camera which has several
lens apertures. Remember that the
bigger the lens opening the less
your depth of Bold, By opening your
lens wide, you can foSus on your
subject and leave objects beyond
the subject slightly out of tootle. Of
course, with a wide open lens you'll
have to shorten your exposure time,
With di?Pereht picture -taking sit-
uations, you will want to try one or
another of these several methods.
Whichever one you try, chances are
you'll iitld a simple background gives
new snap to yortr shots.
John van (Wider
ling conducted games, Refresh-
ments were served. Afterwards
Robert .Shaw, 82, spoke briefly, ad-
vising his hearers to memorize
poetry when young and it would
not depart from their minds, He
recited "Bingen on the Rhine."
Rev. Leland C. Jorgensen occu-
p`ed the pulpit at Knox Presbyter -
Church alter an absence of
three Sundays. He obese for his
subject, "Saved by a Touch" from
the text "They brought unto Him
all that were diseased and besought
him that they might only touch
the hens of His garment and .05
many as touched were made per-
fectly whole.' '
The W.M.S. of the United Church
held its annual thankolfering meet-
ing on Sunday morning. ' The
, speaker was Rev, A. IL Hewitt,
His theme was "Overseas Mis-
sions," Mrs. McCrackin sang, In
the absence of Mrs. W. J. Johnston.
Mrs. A. H. Hewitt played the or-
gan.
On Remembrance Sunday :n the
rutted Church a collection will be
'aken in aid of the Save the Chil-
' dren Fund.
e .O s i s • M •
PEOPLE WE KNOW
e • • • • • e «,
j Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abraham of
Wroxeter were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Higgins,
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Ma's, 01, Wineberg and Rochelle
have returned home from Toronto
where they spent the past week.
P m s
The many friends of Mrs. Jos.
Shaw, Morris, regret to know that
she is ill in Kithener-Waterloo
hospital,
Personals: Miss Dorothy Aitken.
Preston, with her mother, Mrs. M.
I. Aitken: Mr, and Mrs. Roger
,ks. Winghanr, with Mr. and Mrs,
.1. H. Smith, and Mrs. Kerney; Mr.
and Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Green-
wood, Stratford, Mr, and Mrs. Ear -
old Procter and Margaret. Bel -
grave, and Harry Forgie and his
sister, Miss Mary Forge Wing -
ham with Mrs. Curtis and Mrs.
Kirton; Mrs. Milton Smith and son
Ross with Mr, and Mrs, Orval
.Tones and family at Imeknow; Mrs,
W. H. MceRinney is in London with
her husband who is a patient in
hospital in that city; Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Bosnian with Mr, and Mrs.
R. E. McKinney at London; Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Sellers and daugh-
ter Susan accompanied by Mrs.
Blank Toronto, with Mrs. J.
Sellers and Walter In Morris;. Miss
Margaret Curtis with Mr, and Mrs
0. Jones at Lnclnrow.
ETHEL
There was a good atterdanee at
the 'United Church Sunday evening
for the services in charge of Huron
Young People's Union, Special music
was contributed by the choir,
Douglas Lawless was the speaker.
On Saturday evening the .mem'
hers of the United Muth choir met
at the home of Mrs, Carmen Rieh-
ards for a surprise party and pre.
rented Mrs. Richards with a wall
mirror as a token of remembrance
before her departure to Remitter,
Sunday afternoon during the Sun-
day School period, Mrs, Riohards
was also presented with a set of
electric lamps Et OM the members
et the Sunday ;School, of which
she has been superintendent and
teacher,
The community sale at the Royal
hotel on Saturday afternoon was
well attended, Prices on livestock
and furniture were good,
P. F4',,rnotP
Re!,"713f a 1'"e
Optometrist
"Western Ontat io's Mers4
Modern Eye Service''
Phone 718, tlarriston
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Mr, and Mrs. Garfield Baeker of
Fort Francis have gone to their
winter home in New Port Ritchie,
Florida.
* * *
Mrs. L. A. Edy of St. Marys has
been visiting for a few days at the
parsonage, Mrs. Edy is a sister of
Mr. 1.1. C. Wilson.
* *
Mr. W. J, Bozell and son Jack of
Clinton, 112r, and Mrs. Ray Cooper
and daughter of Goderich were Sun -
clay visitors with Mr. and Mrs, H.
Manning.
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Mr, and Mrs, Homer Maunce, Mr,
and Mrs. Arnold Lloyd of Pontiac,
Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Chester Higgins,
Wingham and Miss Lenore Higgins,
London were Saturday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. E. Higgins.
INCOI3ME00KKETAX EPINGRETURNS,
FINANCIAL STAI EiNI,ENTS
for
farmers,
Business Met,
Professional Men,
Garage Operators
and others.
ARTHUR FRASl:I2
Telephone: Exeter 17.
P.O. Box. No. 118
Temporary Office at the house
of the late Dr. H. K. Hyndman,
Huron Street, Exeter.
Classified Ads
Huron Temperance Convention
The first Convention of Temper-
ance workers since the County re-
turned to the statutes of the Canada
Temperance on April 1 last. will be
held in Wesley -Willie Church.
Clinton, on Tuesday. November 12.
The meeting has been called by
the Hnron County Temperance
Federation and is expected to he a
large gathering as all churches and
Young People's Societies will be
represented.
Dr. C. W. DeMilie, Toronto. and
Royal Boulton, of the Ontario Temp
erance Federation, will assist in the
programme which will commence
at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, November 12.
The public are invited.
Ration Coupon Due Dates
Coupons now valid are sugar -
preserves 51 to S33, butter B29 to
1331 and meat M 56 to M58.
PILES
are .generally
caused from a
(blood) conges-
tion, Try Bunkers
Herbal Pills to treat the cause at its
source. Money back, if the first bottle
does not satisfy, At F. R. Smith, Rex -
all Drug Store.
KE.F.EFt '
MACHINE SHOP
fol
Acetylene and Electric
Welding
Ow shop is eduipped to do
First Class
Welding
And Lathe Work
Your Patronage Solicited.
Good Service Assured,
The Community
Radio Service
Shops
Now offer you quick reasonable
repairs on your radio.
TAKE YOUR RADIO
TO
Freethy's Service
Station
Satisfaction GUranteed,
FOR SALS—
A table, 6 chairs and a buffett.
apply to Mrs. J. Mills, Brussel:.
FOR SALE—
One English style bicycle.
Phone 51e-15.
FOR SALE -
1 set of single harness, good as new
Phone 69 Joe Wilton.
FOR SALE—
A boy's bicycle, in good condition.
Robeet Cunningham Phone 88-r-15.
FOR SALE
—
8 pigs ready to wean.
Elmer Ellaoott Phone 231-6
FOR SALE -
200 Hybrid Pullets 51/2 months old
Emerson Mitchell
on the John Grant farm
FOR SALE—
Two sets of breeder geese and
genders.
Chester Baker R. R. 3 Brussels.
Phone Brussels 50-r-13.
FOR SALE -
1. dozen good doors for house, 1
register, also a. supply of wainscbt-
ing,
Frank W. Mitchell Phone 254-29
STRAYED—
To lot 16, Con, 3, Morris Twp., 1
Yearling, owner may have same by
proving ownership and paying cost.
Bernard Thomas Phone 11-r-11
STRAYED— -
To Lot 6, Con. 12, Grey Twp., 1
yearling, owner may have sante by
proving ownership and paying costs.
Phone 25-r-5 Carl Heaningway
FOR SALE—
Chesterfields, radios, pianos, lamps.,
kitchen suites in large supply at the
Mildmay Funiture Store. Free de-
livery.
G. E. Sehuett.
FOR SALE—
Dry hardwood. For particulars
apply to
Cliff Cardiff Phone 45-r-19
FOR SALE—
Electric motors rewound and ra.
paired, Expert workmanship. Mod-
erate prices. Lloyd M. Bettger,
Monkton, Ont,
FOR SALE—
building with steel roof 28 by 45,
N1/2 of lot 26. Can. 7, Morris Twp.,
would maks an excellent straw shed
or drive house.
apply to Thomas Bradnoek, Gorrie,
or James McFadzean, Brussels,
FOR SALE—
H. J. Atwood of 10 Marmaduke St.,
Toronto. offers for sale an excellent
grass farm of 100 acres with some
good hush. A large hank barn and
frame house, a drilled well with
wind mill, being lot 20. cin, 15, Grey
Township Huron Chanty. Will be
sold for $3500.00, on account of ill
health. For further particulars
apply to the above address or Jas,
11lcFadzeater Box 1, Brussels, Ont.
AN OPPORTUNITY—
Established Rural Watkins District
available, It you are aggressive,
and between the ages of 26 and 55—
have or San secure travel outfit,
this is Your opportunity to get estab-
lished in a profitable business of
your own, For full particulars write
today to The J. R. Watkins Company
Dept, 0-B-4, 2177 Meson St„ Montreal
Que.
LIVE }HORSE
COLLECTORS
Write for phone us for our price
for Old Live Horses.
WILLIAM STONE SONS, LTD.
Phone 21 — Ingersoll.
F. W. KEMP ,
Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron, Perth, and
Wellington Counties
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Phone 38 — - Listowel !
t' . , M ,, I • w 2;i coir
O LIR • Di SAB LED OR DEAD
CATTLE a HORSES a HOGS a SHEEP + CALVES
Promptly and Efficiently Removed
Simply Phone Collect
i't isseIs
WE DO THE REST!
FOR SALE—
I have at present
a choice number
_f farms as r:ssa. prlees, Anyone Wlea-
Ing to dlspese , t iae.r tarn,
size) good buildings please list them
at once as I have clients for Fall
sales.
Call or write J. C. Long,
Real Estate Broker, Brussels, Ont.
Phone 84.
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Quite a Long Time
The histofy master noticed that
young Smith was back in the class
alter a tong absence through illness.
'I'm glad to see you are here
again.'' he said, "You'll have a lot to
make 'rp. Bow long have YOU been
away,
'Shire Brian Born won the Battle
of Non taHi. sir." rep lled. Smith.
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Barns. Modern Farmers realize
that the amount of labour and
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FIXTURES
AND FITTINGS
SEE us for,the latest Kitchen
. Bathroom and Laundry
Fixtures and Fittings. We will
gladly give you full information,
Wm. Gillespie Phone 68
Brussels, Ont.
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Your Best Poultry Market Is At Your Own Door When Tee
CALL THE DUBLIN PRODUCE CO.
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CASH PRICE
For Your Hens and Chickens.
Just Call Dublin' Produce Co.' Dublin 50
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