HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1947-10-22, Page 5THE BRUSSP..5 POST
BUS1NFSS CARDS
C, A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
William St. Phone 4. Brussels, Ont.
Allan A. Lamont
Agent for—Fire, VVindstrun'
s and Automobile 1110.0114C Ord*
let particulars of our SpecialAutomobile Poliior terse=
Queen St. Brussels 'Phone 65-r-7
Walker Funeral Home
Day of Night Calls Phone 65
No extra charge for Use of Funeral Home.
B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & •Embalmer.
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J. F. Harper, B. A., M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 . 9 p. m.
Also 11 - 12 a. m., when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p. m.
Sunday — Emergency and by appointments only.
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday all day — Offict open every day.
Phone 20x
Successor to E. D. Bell
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
Phone Office 96 Brussels, Ont.
Harold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
For information, etc., write or phone Harold Jackson
PHONE 18-r-661 SEAFORTH, ONT.
Make arrangements at THE Brussels Post or
R. S. Hetheringto, K. C. Barrister Office, Brussels.
D. A. Rann & Co.
FuNERXE—APIT3—Ali4BTLilEANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 85 — — BRUSSELS, ONT.
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Huron County)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES REASONABLE
For Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Post" and they
will be looked after immediately
For information etc., write or phone Lew. Rowland
Or write to R. R. 3 Walton.
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Thanksgiving snaps such as this are easy with any camera. You can tell
the whole story of ThanksgIVing Day In pictures.
THANKSGIVING DAY
THANKSGIVING Day dinner of-
"' fors one of the year's best oppor-
tunities for a series of story -telling
pictures. These pictures can be
taken easily, with any kind of earn -
era, and they will occupy a proud
place in your snapshot album.
Most of thepistures will be indoor
•snapshots, and these are easy nowa-
days. All the equipment you need
is two or three large photo bulbs,
Screw the photo bulbs into bridge
lamps, attach an extension cord so
the lamps can be moved about
easily, load your camera with a fast
panchromatic film of the super type
—and you are all ready to fire away.
Don't limit tbe pictures to the
dinner itself. There is much more to
shoot. Start early. Get a picture of
Mother with her basket, bringing in
the Thanksgiving groceries—or one
of the store delivery boy bringing
them in. Show the mixing of the
Thanksgiving cake—and after it is
baked, take a picture as tbe icing is
palm. Snap the guests as they ar-
rive Catch a snapshot of the turkey
as it is taken steaming from the
oven, nested in golden -brown pota-
toes. Those preparations make re-
markably interesting pietures—so
don't miss a detail!
At dinner, you will be pretty busy
with food—but it's easy to take a
few moments out now and then for
a snapshot. Keep the camera at
hand, and arrange your lights so
they can be placed quickly and
snapped on. You'll want a picture of
the whole table, with everyone
seated, just before dinner begins.
That there are individual shots --
Billy admiring the turkey — Ann
busy with an enormous "drumstick"
—Uncle John cracking nuts.
You atm easily see what a splen-
did story there is to tell—and there
will be many more picture chances
than those listed here. Better start
making your Plans, and let the
family help make up a list of "must"
snapshots. It will be fun for them as
well as you.
221 —Sohn van Guilder
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Service on Sunday, ()cf. SU, at 2.20
P111 . (lut.4t all be Rev,
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Church,ilrti
"t :TON
William Brown suffered I broken
arm wl,m1 be 7ell from a truck
assishtur in loading tile,
Personals! John T1 071 h, Cin slob,
with his parents. Mr. and Aire Wil^
Ram P,enuotta Morris To-
rorio. with Airs. A, Mr Tilf,rort ATNs
Wright, Toronto, wtth Mr. anti Airs.
Leslie Bolton! Mr. and Mrs. John
Rolsee. Mr. and Aire. ',Tarry 1101g017,
Frank Jelinstml Ittended the
flinera 1 of Airs. Albert multrins,
Liman: Mr. and Mrs. Tool llovdell
r, rot ..,n T1i,nie s. Tor )11 to. with Mr.i
Whitney, Winat am, with Mias
and Mrs. Roy BenneMiss Loin
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Shirlie Bennett; rtflP and Miss
Elaine Tibroarthan, Brussels, with
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Porter; Mr.
and Mrs. (1. Long, Santa Monica,
Cal., with Mr, and Mrs. Roy Ben-
nett,
Pommels; William
Coutts, and limneth cDonald
attended the international plowing
match near 'Kingston ; Mr. and Mrs.
James McDonald, North Gravel
771,f1 With 171711daughter, Mrs.
Reuther, Canbrools; Nelson Reid
has bought a new threeston truck;
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rockwell
celebrated their 52nit wedding, an-
niversary on Thursday; Mr. and
Ma's, ,Tames Mowbray, Detroit, with
fiends here; Orren Raker with his
mother on Aylmer: Mrs, Reta Orr.
Goderich, with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Rumphries; Mr. and rMs. Rob-
ert Rolland, London, with Mr, and
Mrs, James 0077 US: Miss Edith
Rockwell Stratford, with her fath-
er, Joseph Rockwell; Airs, Patter-
son, Senifoth, with her daughtor,
Mrs, W. C. Re.nnett,
AUCTION SALE
Perm Stock and Implements
John McGill, Lot 10, Con. 4,
Morris Township
VA miles East of Belgrave
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th
Sale commences at 1 o'clock sharp
'HORSE'S
Bay More- 8 years old
Black horse, 1(1 years old
Grey Mame aged
CATTIM
Cows, Milking, bred
1 Dow, 5 years old dile In January
2 (Arms. 3 years old with calf at foot
2 aged cows in calf
2 Heifers. 2 years with calf at foot
2 Heifers. 2 years grass bred
Steers, rising 2 years
1 Heifer. rising 2 years
5 Springe1 Hox3
PIGS
SOWS in pig
1 Hog, 1 year old
IlipTANTEINTS
7 ft. Masesy-Tiares 'Binder
Mosey -Harris Loader
Side Ralce 10 ft. dump Rate
(locksbutt 11 disc fertilizer drill
1Viasesy-Harris Cultivator
IP, W. Disc Harrow
Riding Plow Single furrow
Manure Spreader Sleighs •
1VfeCormiek - Deering Electric Cream
Separator No. 2 (New)
Wogon, Pig Rack Wagon Box
Roller Hay Rack 16 ft,
Gravel Box Land Roller
Set Slings Eitectrie Brooder
Set of 18 ft. Harrows
1 set Double Harness and Colalrs
TERMS CASH
JOHN McGILL, Prop,
ROST. PATRICK, Clerk
HAOLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
YOU CAN'T ALWAYS
TRUST YOUR EYES
Confederation Life
Association, which I
represent, has Month-
ly Income Policies for
sale. These policies
provide a guaranteed
monthly income at
retirement age. At
your request 1 shall be
glad to explain the
details of a policy that
will best suit your
requirements.
Before you insure, consult
Confederation
Life
sociation
HEAD OFFICE TORONTO
Representative
J. C. LONG Brussels
On Wednesday ,,,,ening, October
11 about S5 friends and neighbours
gathered a.t the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Velli to pay honour
to Mr, and Mrs. Mac Johnston,
newlyweds. The !wetting. 31r4S spent
playing progressive,. euchre: ' At
midnight Mr. Cecil Wheeler called
the young couple to the dintng-room
where they were presented with
many beautiful gifts including s wall
miror, a living roam table, an acces-
sional chair and many useful hitchen
treacles. The bride and groom
thanked their friends respectively.
Lunch was served.
Notice
Please take note that effective
November 1, 1947, Mr. M. Yolleck
has disposed of his business to Mr,
L. Waxman who will operate from
the same location.
Mr. Yolleck wishes to thank his
many business acquaintances and
friends for their cordial relations
during past associations.
KEFFER'S
MACHINE SHOP
rat
Acetylene and Electric
Welding
Otr, shop is ochtiPPe4 to 4°
neat Class
Welding
And Lathe Work
Dye witnesses nen he wrong. Head
hew the Innocent greatly sutter be.
cause of mistaken Identity, as told
in an absorbing true stm7, one of a
wealth of informative attractions in
The American Weekly magazine
with this Sunday's (Oetober 28) leve
of Th,o Detroit Sunday Times.
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Regrsierei?
Optometrist
"Western Oriteeio's Most
Modern Eye &nice
*Mono 118, Hat eistori
Your Patronage Solicited.
Good Service Asstnest.
Agent for
Surge Milking Machines
WILLIAM .2, MectiLLOCR
Alastair Conachm., Secretary -
Treasurer of the Ontario Asso-
ciated 'Boards of Trade and
Chambers of Cominerce, an-
nounces the appointment of
Mr. William J. McCulloch as a
Director.
Mr. McCulloch is widely
known throughout Ontario,
particularly in Board of Trade
and Chamber of Commerce
circles for his outstanding
leadership and ability in pro,
meting the cultural, business
and commercial life of the
Province,
Recently Mr, 'McCulloch was
elected ))ireetoi of Sales for the
Potter Brewing Company,
Hamilton, Ontario.
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W.M.S. Preabyterial \vas 4 eld in
Knox Presbyerian chtx,m, 1 11ovali.,
1 Tion.»,fey. 11t.1retenal11 1 II.,1'ft iti PS..
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11 '4 li its,., t ., cr.t.ht,r,,,,a Elio
(1 ,,it,, Mon »worts), Whitt raturch,
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Mrs, A. Nimmo, Winghara, presidcd.
..14 - w.,1,,,, is,,iliiaii, Ti
read scripture. :Nies. Itubortaon of
Uovrie led in prayer. W01.,1 A of
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I401 . I. ‘.1,. 1..f.1101. :I 1.1, \ I :,1 1111'
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mond Slliott. Mrs. liar vr: ,07 Robertson
sang , solo A r.iyt or 111,..colOwil
i es.,!eative tneet.tv-T held in Toronto
was ill"-Armtf.ti by ..",ir,.. R. Mowbray,
httrch Si' outlined the re-
(Mire/rents of the different depart -
',Loots, mor, money is needed 1,
I4l4.P1 the increased cost of living
1111 t ran:moil ;! ron. New ntil'lInca
e
are required. There are many volun-
1,f,.rs for service. The treasurer,
Mrs John Bell, Kincardine said the
_apply allooation nal been exceeded
by t(l) and that 'be hal reeeived
S(10 more than at thiseason sat
year. Mrs. Aleinit's. lithe], Mrs.
titt,ab,r, CI anbroolt, and ‘lins Grace
St fAVR rt, Brussels led in prayer.
d, di,stot y prayer was offered by
MIT. P. D. King, Winelmat, Mrs,
Arthur Hamilton, Atwo,,d, spoke on
"Gar position to -flay as individual
members of the 174.V.81." 'The said
"the only t:hing that will hold the
world together tole y is Jesus
Christ." Aim Mitten, Molesworth,
offered the closing prayer. At the
close of the meeting members of the
Bluevale Auxiliary served lunch.
Dr. R. L. Stewart, Wingham, a
former resident of the village, has
fallen and suffered s. fractured hip
Some months ago the doctor suffered
a similar accident and had made
such a good recovery that he was
able to walk without the aid of a
walking eane. He ts resting comfort-
ably in the Wingham General Hos-
pital.
Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas Gerais% and
family, Brussels, were guests of Mr.
end 1Virs. Burns Moffatt.
Ratty Day was observed at the
morning service in the United
Chums. The Sunday school superin.
tendent. W. I. Johnston. presided.
The program, set by the Board of
Education was followed and eon-
tained responsive readings by the
Sunday school, prayers by the min-
ister. Rev, .2. A, Burden, and special
readings by Miss Mary Darling and
Mrs. Sperling Johnston The choir
sang an anthem. The collection was
in aid of Ohristien edreation. Bowls
of pansies were the spenial decor-
ations.
Rev, William Moore, Paris, a
former minister at Melville March,
-Brussels, ocoupied the pulpit in
Knox Presbyterian Clhurch on San.
day morning. He spoke from Isaiah,
chanter 32, second verse, Airs. Tier-
VPV itobents.on sang a solo. Rev, Le-
land Jorgensen preached anniver-
sary services at Oranhrook.
Personals; Mr. and Mrs. William
Kress, '• Mr. and Mrs. Obarles
Onnites, Mrs, rinie,tnn Listowel,
Mr. and Mrs. George German and
son. Billy, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Turvey, Blyth, with Mrs.
T110771/7S 01:71114I0 MA daughter. Allen
Mabel (Mulles; Mr. and Mrs. Rov
Wing and son. Allen, Toronto. Mr,
and Mrs. Clare ROberl son. Bran-
don, Man.. Mr. and Mrs. Charlton,
Toronto. with Mr, and Airs, Tames
Peneock, Mrs, Mary Robertson and
other relatives; Mr, and Mrs. ,Tames
Walsh and two tiaturlufers, Tlelerave.
with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Elliott; Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Howard, Toronto,
with Mrs. Nicholson and Miss
Aiortha Eraser; Mr, and Mrs. Roger
Olce, Wingham. with Miss Duff;
and Mrs. Cern Griffiths and
son. Brantpton. with Mrs. W. H.
McKinney; Mr, and Airs. John
Coultes. Belgrave, with Mr, and
Mrs. A. McCratekin; Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Elliott, Mrs. W. R. Mc-
Kinney ti.nd Elisabeth Ann, with
reintirest nt Tiarriston,
1,7407T MI elders with their
wives from the rongregationa of
Whit ech ureh Win -di am. Behoove,
Molesworth, FIfiiel, Crtinhrook, and
Bluovale itt Wuror-Maitland Preshy-
tery held n retreat In 'Knox Presby
(erten Ohnroh, 'Pluevoie. on Priday,
with PTI attendance of more than
The morning sesseol me: devoted to
Bible study, and In the afternoon !
Bev. Leland C. soreonsee. niervaln.
led in a dismission on "The Second
Coming of Christ." A vectoria
lurcli. MS enjoyed at the noon hour.
This Is the soeond meeting of this 1
nature that has been hold in this
Pant of the Presbytery this year.
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WEDDING
Cruiskshank—Wade
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Nethory of Belarave aut Alls; Lois
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Anttliet111 Clisuch. Pelgrase.
mauve and 1:1-• iloss
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Ham i 1 t on v- be -a » anti Mr
white chrysanth'onol". '1 Thos. Wade and Mr. l!!t!
tti V.".tt OD? 1114 at II/711 were the ushers.
170011 071 Sathrday, October llth. for The , tize
I "he ma•ri,a,s ,.r 11,1,0 1.1
17.- 7,.11
aatalttet Mr and Mrs. Clarenre
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Mrs. Wilford T. Crnivitse!,n1: of
Wingham. with Rev. John FP nrierson
of Blyth. offielating. Miss Nora Van.
Camp wearing a floor-lersth ..towr, of
nylon. marquisette !n rainbow •hade
played the wedding 11:'s
Dlizabeth Young of T,ravIr.g,
sang, "111 Walk Beside Yon" and "0
Promise Me." She wore rest-- ct ems
with black picture hat.
The bride. given 11 marriage by
her father was lovely in a ptIncess
gown of whit,. satin with swetheart
neckline. Her circular skirt 111114
1110t1 with satin appli ore ended i 1 a
graceful train White flocs 1,, 111 her
long veil of enthroidetel 1-111.,
°attired white roses and bouvardia.
As maid of Munn, MIS, Beth Oryd.
ges of Belgrave. was gowned in pink
taffeta made with tight bodice anl.
full skirt. A large °leek velvet hat
with floor -length streamers. Mark
velvet mitts and American beauty
roses completed her costume. The
home of the bride's 14144,,t, where
—104 wear
tag blue crepe with sequin trim,
blank a 'Mot' :I /r4411.,
pirk mother
7 t, vt y tplu, with black
aceessolles and a corsage of roses.
MT. and. Mrs. CrStelzslyins 112t
o trip 10 the 'Gaited States the bride
travelling in a brown gabardine suit
with Itiatalthig aceesor"es And a c -or -
sage of yelolw roses. On their return
they will reside in Winghani.
Runaways Smash
Drive And Fences
Oct. 1..—W11110
on the form of John MeNlohnl, eon.
6, Elmo, Tom Webb, who was driving
the team, had a narrow escape tta
the team heeame frightened and ran
\Tr. Webb ausliaVul Inc jump
colony. The team hrolce through
three harbed-wire fences and smash-
; ed the dise and harness to Inagments.
They were caught some One. later,
in the swamp at the hack of the
I farm, uninjured.
RUNNING water is
necessity in the farms
home today. And in stables,
barns, poultry houses, green-
houses and truck gardens It
adds production and profit
enough to soon pay for a
DURO Pump installation. The
new DURO is the Farmer's
Pump — built to give a life-
time of satisfactory service.
See us for complete Informix -
%on
Ern c
Fixtures Fitth
Stylod for Deroty and USIISI
for EMCO Mahon, Bathroom astsi
tasuadry protort the hod&
el your family . . ecu to flat
comforts of daily living. LeraVE
how easily and oconomleally pea
'con modorrdzo your home. Cal
re today.
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