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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1949-10-12, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST Classified Ads. I FOUND— t A suns 00 moneY. Apply at Brussels 50 to $1.00 Store. FOR BALE -- 1932 Chen. coupe, in good condition. Telephone 16-r-16. FOR SALE A cook stove, in good condition. Apply at the Brussels Post, FOR SALE-�..w. v chunks of pigs. Chas. Simpson Phone 84-r-10. HOUSE FOR SALE— Immediate possession, Apply 6e:er-2 Brussels. FOR SALE- Pere bred cockerel ePaltel pups. also double barrel shot gun, 12ogage. ne l7•r-19, M. A. Fraser FOR SALE— Innenediate delivery on new refrig- erators 25 or 00 cycle; no increase in price: on display at Riverside Motors, Srn_sels, — Dean Davison. PHONE: 82 FOR SALE— A number of gond stocker: Dur GENERAL GARAGE SERVICE ham and Red Polls: about 700 lbs., also 4 Durham and Hereford cows, B42 s Dan. McKinnon Phone 24 r-12. A COMPLETE LINE OF GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES, LIFEGUARDS AND BATTERIES --- Da. springing and 12 chunks of pigs. _ — 1 TENDERS WANTED— W0ord$hed 14' x 12' at St. Sohn's Anglican Church. Tenders to be in by Saturday, Oct, 15th at 12 o'clock. Apply to Sam Alcock or gy=m-- -.r provided the entertainment. her hili. Watch for further L R�S®i�l�O� air. and :sirs. Lylle Gordon spent particulars. The regular monthly meeting of , Thanksgiving in Wallacebure. usual al morning " service was M ss ary siaeflonald, Toronto, the \t'. 3I. S. of the Presbyterian -- held on Sunday morning with the was a holiday visitor withher Church was held at the home of Mrs. minister, Rev. A. J. Simpson, occupy- family here. i P,c hwasarde withda good home Mrs. Mg the pulpit. The choir sang an Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Kritzer and 1 .anthem. On Sunday next at eleven ;lir. Graham Kritzer, Listowel, visit- The president was in charge of the o'clock and 7:20 the anniversary ed with Mr. end Mrs, Lloyd Michel ,eetinrs, Alexander g1e`an de pe cad ned with Hymn Smn e, , services will be held with Rev. John over the week end. Honeyman, London, as guest Rev. S. E. and Mrs. Taylor and reading Matt, 5:9, Isa. 52;7-10, Isa. speaker. daughters, Shakespeare,• were re- 11:1-9. The boll call was answered lelem.bers of the Women•s Mission- mewing acquaintances around the with a verse of scripture containing axy Society and the Young Women's village. Mr. Taylor assisted in the the word, "tithe". Next month the Auxiliary were entertained by the funeral service on Monday for the u and to be used is offering. The Union W.M.S, at their October meet- late Mrs. May Knight, topic was Chinese Christians Face Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McRachern, Their Task. Hymn 294 was repeated Mg last week.kMrs. Moore was Ayr, visited at the home of Peter as a prayer. The prayer from the were speaker and refreshments at the Baker. Glad Tidings was read by diffenerent close served to the basemept at the ladies. Mrs. McInnis then read a lte- Sase of the meeting, ter from Rev. McMillan, a missionary About 700 attended the turkey ETHEL Doctor at McKay Memorial missionary week. 'n the church shed lastFormosa. Hymn 365 was sung in Immix, Piper Wm. Mann of Edin- closing. Tatt�h, Wilbee's Orchestra and a A fowl" supper will be held in the male quartette from Owen Sound United Church basement on Novem- 0 r kb YOUR BANK BOOK is a little book ... yet in it you can just about trace the outlines of your life story. It pictures at a glance how much you've spent, how much you have left. It's one of your most personal, most private belongings. It gives you a full accounting, figured to the penny by your bank's trained staff. Clear as a bell! Your bank book is a limited 'edition—one copy only. What is in it is known only to your bank and to you. Multiply your bank book by seven million and you get some idea of the book-keeping job your Canadian chartered banks are doing. There are more than seven million deposit accounts like yours... "Your bank book is one of your most personal, most private belongings." !SPONSORED BY YOUR BANK Harvey McCutcheon FOR SALE - 18 used cattle chains, 36 slide erns, M.Ff. manure spreader on rubber, hydraulic manure loader, cheap for quick sale. Phone 40-r-23 W. B. Hoy FOR SALE — Straight from the show-room—is how your car will look if you rive it a dry-clean with "TARNOF'F', Simple. easy to use. 16 o'.. Un 60c; 3.6 oz. tin 51.00. Elliott's Garage FORSALE — Order your Personal Christmas cards early, as it takes a while to get your name and address printed on them. ' See Geo. Wesenberg Phone 50-r-9 FOR SALE— TIvrientc Snnn:ies (Rubber Goods) n.^ilei postpaid in plain, sealed envelope with price list, Six sample 25c, 24 samples, $1.00. Mail Order Dept. M.33 Nov -Rubber Co., teee 9L Hamilton, Ont. 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ELMA TWPS, posicasearalms BLUE SALE Taylor, Gerrie, The October meeting of the WM,S. of Knox Presbyterian Church Rally Day was observed at the morning service in Knox Presbyter- was held in the Sunday School room on Thursday afternoon. The Ian Church here, with the Sunday president, Mrs. J. J. Elliott, Presided School superintendent, R. J. IVIG- and read the call to worship. Mrs. Murray, in charge. Scripture Pass- Aic111e Parker read a passage of ages were read by Norma Felker and scripture, A hymn was read by Mrs. Bruce Robertson; and a junior choir P. S. BlacEwan and Mrs. Harvey sang a Thanksgiving anthem. Rev. Robertson read the Glad Tidings L C, Jorgensen gave an address on prayer. the theme "God Gives the Increase," Oct. 16 was a suggested date for speaking of the lad with the five an evening Thankoestedg service. barley loaves and two small fishes and Nov. 4 a proposed date for the and how they were increased by sectional meeting ptoroposed be held at God. He closed with a thanksgiving Sensuals, message for the abundant harvest. The topic "_As Chinese Christians United Church Service face their Task" was taken by Mrs At the thanksgiving service in L. C. Jorgensen. The call for more the United Church here, Rev. J. ,missionaries in China is great, the A. Burden declared we have group was told. ' Miss Olive Scott abundance greater than other people, read a Thangegiving poem and not because we deserve it, for we a th,anlcsgiving hymn wag sung in are not better than other's, lint so closing. that we might share our good things Personals; Mrs. Stewart McLen- with those who have little. The pan and infaait daughter are home — _ — - choir sung an anthem, Beautiful from the Wingham General Hospital. , flower: adorned the church. A. collection of clothing for overseas will he taken in the United Church Couple To Reside this month, goo SALE— Electric motors rewound and rs- ••1-;v1 Expert workmanship. Moder sours. New motors 1T etook. , - aettger Innuetrire, '840 Ontario, 5'r^et, atrotford. FOR SALE — 5 Good Houses for sale in Village have the floor of the church mull of Brussels, immediate possession, tortnin varnished in the near future end to have the floor in the Sunday also number of good farms, henhouse School room Painted next spring. 12 x 24, also house that could be Contributions were received toward moved or could be taken down. sending a food parcel overseas and a J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker, committee, Mrs: Arthur Shaw, Mrs. Edith Curtis end Mrs, George Thorn Phone 84 — Brussels, Ont, inn was named to do the packing. — —• The president. Mrs. S. A. Bur - Typewriters, Adding elachines, den presided for the meeting of Cash Regsiters, Bought, -Sold & the W.M.S. of the United Church In Howick Township The United Church Women's CLINTON — Wesley Willis United Societiesheld their October meeting Church, Clinton, was the scene of a last week k et the home of Mrs. wedding, solemnized by the Rev, H Phone 66 C. Wilson, of Clinton. The bride, Eleanor Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Melvin H. Taylor, of Belgrave, was united In marriage to Sohn Edgar Dane, son of Mr. and Mrs, William H. Dane, of Wroxeter. The bride wore a white Nylon marquisette gown, with lace trim Bertha collar and flounce, sweet- heart neckline and puffed sleeves, Gothic hand -beaded coronet with full-length French illusion veil. She carried a cascade bouquet of red Briarcliff roses. She was attended by her cousin, Marion Smith, of Listowel, maid of honor, who wore a floor length gown of Nile green tissue faille taffeta, and by Miss Ada Daw, of Wingham, bridesmaid, who wore a floor -length gown of orchid tissue faille taffeta. They had matching headdresses and colonial bouquets of yellow Gloria roses. The groom was attended by Stanley Hayes, of Wroxeter.. Following a wedding reception at the home of the bride's parents, the young couple left on a motor trip 11u•oagh Northern Ontario, the bride wearing a Gainsborough blue gabar- dine suit with gray feathered - hat and matching accessories. They will , reside- in Howlck Township. Snarling Johnston. The president, . Mrs. J01171 Wicketeare presided for - ^ the Woman's Association. During, •;1 the business period it was decided to Repaired. Safes, opened, corn- and took charge of the worship ! / bole Ft- hc71'le ,c8',.. altrsystem i.... service. The theme was Thanks• �.` uinationa changed, used, safes etying and the roil call was answered ' bought. by a verse on the theme. Mrs. — l VV. Locking,Wtcketead had charge of the first 36.. - 24th St. W., Program From the study book, Phone 2096w Owen Sound "Growing with the years". Mrs. Great American Love Stories Meet Martha Hilton. the scrub girl who waited - - and WON! Learn hon she stole the heart of Governor Benning Wentworth. Tt's just one of civ ebeorbing true -life romances, Read "Great American Love Stories" starting in The American Weekly, celebrated magazine with this Sunday's (October 16) issue of The 'Detroit Sunday Times, IINONCRJEFF • The W,M.S. and W.A. of Moncrieft United Church held their regular meeting en Wednesday afternoon, Oct, 5111 at the home of Mrs, Blyton Ferg with 19 ladies present. The theme for Thanksgiving meeting was. Now thank thee all our God," whleh was led by Mrs, Leonard Meehan and Mrs. IC. Ludington lent in prayer. Business was conduct- ed and it was. decided to send 4 delegates to the Sectional meeting at ' Bre eeeela, namely, Mrs. B. Ferg, Mrs. A. MeTeggart, Mrs. Jas. Meehan. Mrs, Wm, Smith, The Roll Csll was answered by our favorite honk In the Bible, Mrs, F. McNaught gave a very impressive talk 011 Temperance, The topic, was given , by Mrs. Joe Smith, A committee wee also Put in to prepare for the 'Thank• offering meeting. Hymn 10 was sung ( and the meeting closed in paryer. The Women's Association meeting +was held after the W,M,S. by singing hymn 405 and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Minutes of last meeting were read by Mrs•. O. Harrison, Plans i were made for a turkey banquet to i he held in the near future, The meeting was closed in prayer. George Fell was named the delegate In the seeHrnlal mee'lne 10 be held at Foi•dwich. Personals: Mrs, Walter Smillie has recovered item s fractured arni; Mrs. J. A, Gearle:, Belgrave, with Mrs. Mary Robertson; How- ard 'Black• Toronto. with Elmer and Mrs. Sellers; Welter Sellers end Don MacLean at Wanban shene. Personals: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mooney. Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Challecomb and son Allan, Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs. Eldred Nichol-; Jack Adair, Kincardine, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Adair; Mr. and Mrs, Dan• ald Street, Listowel, with Mrs. Aitken and Miss Duff; Mrs. .1. A. Geddes and Mrs. Robert Nicholson with their sister, Mies. Mary Rob- ertson; Mr, and Mrs. Spence Mo Kinnon, Georgetown, Mrs. Arm- strong, Brussels, with Mr, and Mrs. R. II. McKinnon; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wilson end son Gregory, Listowel, with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Manu: Mr. and Mrs. Neil B. Mc- Flachern, sou Nell, and their niece Betty McEachern, Mount Forest, with Mae and Olive Scott; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Darting, Toronto, Miss Mary Darling, Wingham, Mrs, Zanies Darling. Kitchener. Mrs, Jack Sradevell, Howard Lintz, Mildmay. Mr. end Mrs, George Val - Janne and children, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Darling; Bernard Lillow, London, with his mother, Mrs. Nellie Lillow; Rev. end Mrs, L. C. Jorgensen and David with Rev, Dr, Rhoed at Ashfield; Mn, and Mrs. Hem El- liott, ,Tack and Phyllis with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Hiles, Atwood.; Mrs. McKinney and Elisabeth with relatives at I4arriston; Mr. and Mrs. Roy 'Purvey with Mr. and Mrs. W, N, McTaggart and Scott, Goderich; Mrs. W. J. Scott and family with Mr. and Mrs. Fred )N, ('ANf'DA the Best U N D -R E D S of satisfied DUR() farm families tell us they don't know how they managed before they got DURO Pumping Systems installed. 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