HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-4-21, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST
V,',•dnr•„lay, April 21st, 1S4 9 a
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STYLED FOR REGULARS, TALLS OR
SHORTS. IN YOUNG MEN'S, CONSERVATIVE
OR STOUT MODELS
It has been years since we've had a showing like this In
truly fine English Worsted Suits, You'll find lots of new
popuar Greys, Browns, Blue Greys and Blues. ”
Syled in Single or Double-breasted Models by four of Can-
ada's best makers, in quality Worsted you haven't seen for
years'! Included In the range are popular English Gabar-
dines, too.
PRICED AT;
39.50-4150-47.50
,55.00
57.50
MEN'S
Topcoat Values
MEN'S
Tweed Suits
21 Suits to clear, in
good looking Tweed
Sults that sold last
year at $35.00. Sizes
35 to 42. syr qg �/�p �q�p!
CLEAR .,.41.00
STORE REMAINS
OPEN UNTIL 10.00
P. M, SATURDAY
NIGHTS UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE
Cavalry Cords, Loden Cloth,
Gabardines and English Tweeds
In popular Sllp•on models..
Colors include Blue,
Brown and Grey.
SIZES 36 to 44.
Fawn,
22.50 to 45.00
Phone
32
NEW SPRING TIES
Clever new modern or neat designs in
shades to flatter your New Spring Salt.
1.O0to2.00
NEW SHIRTS
Dozens of Shirts In plain whites, plain
shades or printed and woven stripes.
ARROW, FORSYTH, OR B. V. D.
2.50 to 5.00
JOCKEY UNDERWEAR
Get your supply of these popular Shirts
and Shorts now! All sizes from 36 to 46.
Priced at .. . 89c, $1.00, $1.39 each
JAMESTOWN
Mr, George Rose woo spent the
winter with his patents at Bokeelia,
Pine Island, Florida, has returned to
his 'home here,
Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Campbell spent
Wednesday with their daughter, Mrs.
Gordon Holt,
A little daughter hascome to glad-
den the home of Mr, and Mrs. Clifford
Jacklin, Congratulations,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert McAllister
were recent tdtsitors of Mr, and Mrs.
Clifford McAllister.
IKEFr Erb 6
MACHINE SHOP
�6>a'
Acetylene and Electric
Welding
Ottr shop is eciuipped to do
First Class
Welding .
And Lathe Work
Your Patronage $olleited.
Good Service Assured. •
CRANHROOK
Sabbath school will meet on Sunday
April 25 at 10 o'clock and chln'eh ser•
vice at eleven o'clock, daylight sav-
leg time. Please take notice of the
change Prom' standard to daylight
saving time,
Mrs. Wesley McEachern, son Win-
ston and Mrs. McEachern were weep
end guests at the house of Peter
Baker.
Alvin Pride and Roil Glen, Waterloo
spent the week -end wife friends here.
Mrs. Clara ()instead has gone to
St. Thomas to visit at the. home of
her Meter, Mrs, Jas. McCallum,
Wm, and Mrs. Leeming, Seaforth,
and Robert and Mrs. Patterson and
daughter Barbara, were recent
visitors at the home of M. Emgel,
The choly of Knox Churn present-
ed their Faster choral service in the
ITulited Church at Moncrleff on Sun-
-
day evening last.
Patient — IT,ow can I ever repay
your' kindnests to mel
Doctor — By cheque, postal order
or cash.
Give your old tractor more pcwer
Install a Robin Manifold.
We can equip your wagon or tractor for
rubber. Special discount on new tires and
batteries. See —
A> S. BOWMAN & SONS
Machine and. Welding Shop
Gowanstown, Ont. — Phone 636r3 Listowel
Seaforth
Ont.
W. O. A. A. To Adopt
Most O. B. A. Rules
SURGE MILKERS
DAIRY MAID
Hot Water Heaters
J. E. Higgins, Seaforth
Service Dealer — Phona 139 Seatorth
GEORGE POLLARD
REPRESNTATIV$ — BRUSSELS,
Notice to Creditors
In th estate of JACOB HOLLINGER,
late of the Township of Grey in
the County of Huron, farmer, -de-
ceased, who died on or about
March 7, 1948.
TAKE. NOTICE that all parties
having claims or demands against
the estate of the above- deceased
I must mall particulars and proof of
same to the eolicttors. for the admin.
istrator on or before the fifth day
of May, A.D. 1948, upon which date
the said administrator will proceed
to distribute the assets with regard
only to those claims which shall
then have been received.
DATED at Brussels this fifth day
of April, A.D. 1948.
William Edgar Hollinger,
administrator
by his solicitors Messrs, CRAW -
FORD & HETHERINGTt)N. Brus-
sels, Ontario.
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PEOPLE WF KNOW
a u a • e • •
I Miss Evelyn Cunningham, Toronto,
was a week -end visitor at her home
here,
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Frank Scott, who spent a week
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. 5,
Scutt has returned to Weiland.
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Mrs. D. R. Cunningham has retuin-
ed home after spending the winter
in Guelph.
WTNGHAM, April 111 .-- Two hen -
tired enthusiastic. apcn•temen from
all parts of Western Ontario con-
veners here fm• the annual spring
nheetine of the `1'este"1 Ontario
Athletic Association. Reviewing
rho Past year's aetielHne. the W. 0.-
A. A, has jest enmp1. fed nine of the
bast hockey seasons 'Ince innngnr-
atinn, with teams In n.et.ton from
December to April of thla year.
President Terry Grrg'o was tin the
rash. far the meeting and asked
for con tuned en -operation for the
coming hall season.
Meeting bore for the purpose oP
drawing up plants for the summer
months, the W. 0. A. A. will sponsor
the following baseball serial: inter-
mediate, ;11411 Int', juvenile, midget,
banttam, pee wee. The W. O..4. A,
1�ei11 ntfilinite with the 0. 11, A. for
all bnaball smiles, and edopt their
rules except for one ruler whereby
12 miles by well traveled highway be
the distance a team,; may thaw a
player, The deadline for entries Is
May Set. Playing ceriifdca.tee 7nne
15111.
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Mrs. Mary Brigham who hos spent
the ia,st few ninths with Mies Barite
Mnaene has returned to her home in
Blyth,
The nseorintion will sponger the
following series til softball, 11101•
mediate, A. B. C., over 1,00n poen].
widen, 0;00-1 000, imputation under
500, 11111d01', jovonile, midget, ban-
-tem, per -wee. t,adtew softball w111
also he featured, The W. 0, A. A.
has applied for an affiliation will
the O.A.S•A. and will nae their rules
exeent for three, residence rule
changed to May tat, distance for
inverted player, 12 miles: Entry
deadline May lot, playing certifi•
cotes, Jame 11111; birth certificates
miner series, July tat.
5 P
Mrs. Menitelieon sad son Bruce,
TAsfnwel, have been visiting at the
linmr of her sister Mrs. R. A. Ben-
nett.
s n •
George 19vans is in T,i,1tnwel this
week. where he is quite busy with
h+e lawn roller amyl a mond many Jails
Ire avnllahle.
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Airs. T'arlcer and sun Harold of
Fergus were Snndny rteIteh's at the
home of ATifis Margaret Grunt and
also Mr, 7n•mes Meradr.ean.
* *
Mr W. il. Tricker and '1Ti.io Ma.reery
Tacker Rpen} 1110 week -end at Ker•
world with Mrs. Tneker. wlin hes
hewn staying with her farther since
the death of her mother.
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Recent visitors with Mr. and Airs,
Herb Manning ware Mr. and Mrs, S.
le. R.nzell and Miss Ruby P141111 ni
Kitchener. and Mrs. R. McKee of
Chester, Pen., TT. S. A.. and Mr. and
Mrs. .Totem Tangle of Stratford.
OLDEST MAN IN GORRIE,
SAMUEL FERGUSON, 94
Corrie. April 17 -- Sa11111e1 Ferguson,
Grn'rie's oldest resident, to -day mark-
ed his 94th birthday. Mr. Pergueon en-
joys fainly good health loud was able
to go downtown occasionally during
the past winter. He came to Howick
township with his bride from Cart-
wright township 70 years ago and
has re0Odcd Here ever wince, moving
fi'01n Illy farm .to the village in 1922.
Danger Spot
r Two doge were walking down
the street;
Said Dido, "Poodles, I declare
We might to have a sign put up,
"Beware of the boy who lives in
there."
Patient; "Motor, how are my
eatumear
Doctor: "Oh, pretty good, bet
T wouldn't start reading a,ny continu-
ed 0101405,"
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WALTON
Mr, and Mrs. (icer;=e• Blake of
etrey township, have been railed to
Florida owing to the 1111tpse of Mr.
Blalte's brother, Dr, John Blake.
Miss Doris Jahnstn" of Martie
township, entertained 1,or sciinnl
charms to a birthday pasty. Among
the guests were Rose Marie Bolger,
Margaret Achilles, 11N11 . nn 1,,111111',
Joan Shortroed, June and Audrey
TTaekwell and Barbara Patterson.
Mr. Douglas Fraser of Morris
township, has lensed the fnrni of
Miss McNair of the lfith of Grey.
Mr, and Gerald Watson, newly
weds; were guests of ihonor al a
gathering Wednesday evening in the
Community Hall here, Tile evening
was spent in da.noing to the music
of the Wilbee Orchestra. Mr. and
Mrs. Watson were presented with
41 purse money, alt address
being read by Wilfred Shortrecid,
and the presntatioa made by 'Robert
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