HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1942-3-4, Page 4TIM BRUSSELS POST W] A'i osDAY, MAI int btu, 1942
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BELGRAVE. n
WaWanosh W.;I. Enjoys Social
14o Women's. InsFittite group, . frf
they:.truth line of Plant W Avaulosfi;'
under the leadership of Mlao
FriShy and) Mrs. Stanley Cook, held
a progressive ,crbkinmole ,social at
the home of ;Mr, and MTs. Cyrus
Scott. A auuslcal program was era.
iayed. The proceeds will; go for
Situte'and" Reda Cross • Saoieti
mac. ;Lunch was served.
long, Morning Service
ffiiniday school. and. church, r ser.,
vice; washeldin, the United church
Sunday morning. The minister.
Rev : G. H. Dunlap, sl.}oke front the
text,' 11 will give :thee the treasures
of darknesis.',
Commences Series
In
the Anglican church, Reit...P•.
11. Streeter began a series- of Lenin
ten -sermons, coniimencung'with the
eubiect, "Is it right to do evil that
good may result?"
Refers To Victory Loan -'.
Rev. A. M. Boyle of the Presbyter-
ian church referred to the Vtetery,'i
Loan in his Serail -On, taking as the
tenet,• "Except these abide in the
ship Ye cannot he saved." Patriotic
hyms&s were sung.
Mission . Band -'Meets. '
The• „Happy Hearts Mission Bawd
of the United church met Sunday
morning in the 'Schoolroom of the
church during .the morning,. service,
under the leadership ' of Mrs. T. B.
Johnston with: an ,attndanc'e of
twenty-eight.Audrey.-1McGuire was.
in charge of the program. Clifford
Kelly read the lesson. Readings
were given by Mary Procter, ,Nora
Cook, Lloyd Anderson. The 'story
from the book, 'Lanterns in .the
Ohina S2cy," was read by Audrey
McGuire. 'Gladys Campbell' land.
Mm9el Anderson sang' a duet.
The regular meeting .of the Young
People's Union of the United e'h1.ueli
wast held Wednesday evening.... Clif-
ford Walislr;was in 'Charge and ,Mrs
George J,bmsttin 'acted ash aeeompan
1st. The 'Sculpture lesson frons the
gospels Was read by Miss 'Janie
Armstrong. Rev. G. Dunlop led, in
,prayer. George Johnston read' two
poems from Tony's Scrap Book. The
president, Ross Anderson, conducted
the business'. It was decided to take:
up a collection at each meeting
instead: of at the missionary meeting
only.
It was also decided to have a 1St.
Patriot's sooial on Marob 18. Mass
Edith Procter gave the topic "De-
velopment of Oharaater."
I . Personals., Mrs, John E, Me Cal-
luax has returned after spending a
week in (Loudon with her daughter
Mss. George 'Imes; MISS Anne
Geddes with relatives in Toronto;
Mrs. IL 'Wheeler, with Mrs, A,
Shaw of Bluevade.
• WALTON
assa,exu aggs.
on Tuesday evening about 160
pothered in the Community Hall to
heron; .IYIr; and Mrs. Herold Bolger,
newlyweds. 'At • lunch Mr. •,'C..
Grainger read an address while
Stewart FcCa, Bert Johnston and
George Pollard presented them with
a studio couch: 'and mirror, Harold
evade a suitable reply. The gather-
ing sang "For They Are Jolly Good
Fellows." The nuiusne was swpplid
by' the Price `orchestra of Winthrop
at/tea: which the remainder of the
evening was spent in dancing, .,
The Red Cross held its muontllf
meeting with a good attendan'cll.
The meeting was iw oharge of the
president, 'Mrs. W..0. Bennett and
'three 'guilts were completed. Plana
Were made to Qio1d an amateur con-
test the latter part of March In
which •allsections of the community,
will take part Miss Ethel Dennis is
eouvenbr. Next meeting the ladies
are to bring something baked with
out sager for sale anti proceeds are
to buy pa'tdhes for • guilts'. The
meeting closed with God Save the
King after which 'sandwiches' and
•epee Were served.
personals, Misfit J. Simpson `has
returned home after a month's visit
at linden and Brantford; Harold
Young,' Edmonton, Alberta., with
t Mrs. Tomas Yooeang and Mr. sad"
Mrs. William Dundias, in Mo'Killop.
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fROXETER
The business men's carnival Wed
nesdzy evening attracted -n. large
crowd to fiche'ivnk.:. The list of peieb:
winners is: best pati1 tic coetut4
Gilbert •1lowes 2, Mary Meehan,•
beat dressed lady; 1, Margaret Mpf-
fatt;. 2, Rita Gaalowey; best"dressed
gent;1; Alvin. '•Moffatt; , 2, 'Lloyd
Hockrtdge best clowui, Robert
Oaselnore; "best lady skater,. Lenore
Tylislon; ''best gent :skater, Dori
Copeland; oldest :skater onr ice, Mrs,
J. W. Allen; youngest skater of
ice, Bonnie Higgins; . ladies' race,
1Vlargaret ;Moffatt, 2, Dario. C"4--
hraith; gents' race, 1, Don Sl haef
er, 2, Oliver Wilson; 'best dress
girl, 1, Margaret Wearring, 2, 1U irr
Dmmin', best dressed boy, Bradi'4'
Galbraith; 2, Glenn MeMichuSli
girls' race, 14 and . under, 1, Jeaii
&Logatt, 2, Lois Ilaesthly; boys' race,,
14 and, under, 1, 'Verne Hasehly, 9
Lloyd Townsend; girls' race 10 add
under, Jeate Moffatt, 2, fine ' Waki
ter; boys' race, 10 .and under,'
Glee MnMItliael, 2, Lylei' ida-A
lucky door prize, Bradley Gal'.
East Huron
- Produce
!Eggs, Poultry 81 Feeds
tto fib
ljouLTiltir
FEEDS
!Commercial Feeds'
MIll-Feeds
e":Bone Meal
'Oyster Shell
Cod Liver Oil
Grit "
..
Everythillg
to make the hens
lay `A' Grace eggs
, . `e are in the
market fur all kinds
Of POULTRY!
"Flock Culling
A Specialty"
Bring Us Your Eggs
( ur Motto -
Wiest Grade
e
< ore' every egg
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;i The Tillie To Buy a Used Car:':'or
`m Privately Owned Car is .
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aithtt:s+toutest person on skates,
S• ex• Gaseuiore.
PPS
moctaas44t•'daiuce followed the
carelisaivasid Was enjoyed by all.
"'B'uitablet urine wasp provided dur-
ing, the: evening.
Ati Gortvention •
� n
rs F •R. Sanderson is attending
thQ horticultural convention which
is being' held in the King Edward
Hojel„Toronto. .
ackson Motors
LJStow,el,Ontario
W:H- Irt-?
BECAUSE you can buy more gas to ' run them titian, we can to sell them, No More,.
New'Cais available, to the driving ,public.. We have.,some privately owned cars as good
as
new --well tired. :New car condition throughout: • Will not refuse any ' reason
able offer.
k slut! A Sick.
twr
an4erous
Do you have persistent headaches and
backaches? Are you tortured by rheu-
uratic pains in muscles and joints? A
faulty liver is clogging your whole sys-
tem, Serious ill health may result
Your liver is the bo
and
d most importantito your he tlth n 1 supppl es
energy to muscles, tissues and glands. If
unhealthy, gout body lacks Iles energy and
becomes enfeebled ---youthful vim chsappeats.
Again your liver pouts out bile to digest foot,
get rid of waste and allow proper nourishment
to reach your blood. When your liver gets
out of order proper digestion and nourishment
stop—you're poisoned with the waste that
decomposes in your intestines, Nervous •
trophies and rheumatic pains arise from this
poison. You become constipated, stomach and
kidneyscan't work properly. The whole
i
system s affected and you feel"rotten," tread•
achy, b !.achy disay, tiredout—a ready prey
for Sickness and disease, r :1
Thoesaads of people are never sick, and have
won prompt relief from these miseries with
"improved Pruir•a•tives Liver Tabiet5" "rho.,
liver es toned up, the other organs function
normally and lasting good health results,
Today 'Improved Fmk -a -rives” are Canada's
largest selling liver tablets. Theynr{1st be gond!Tty them yourself NOW. het "fruit-a•tives"
put you back on the road to lasting health --k
feel like a new person. Ole, 50c.
"Always In Pain, Now
Grand Relief"
I suffered so
badly from rhet-
matismand Aeu- -
ritislcouldhardly
walk upstairs or
close my hands.
After taking
rruit-a•tives for ,
four days the
swelling left my
handl, and I was ,
able to climb s, ladder. I hove no
more bother With rheumatism or
neuritis and advise any person
stiffen» 'as 5 have to use Fruit -a
clues. they give quick, relief.
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Wrlifani J. Tro..y,
"Sick F'or Years, In Hospitali—
ties,/ Find'
I had a bad case
et billowiness and
constant stead.
achetrsand back• '
achrs. I became
so III I had to go to
a hospital. Norio
Mg I tried would
hempuntiiistatted
taking bruit -a,
fives. In a very �•
Short time any troubles dlsap-
pheadachesoared. Now I have no more
diSework With ut heti'
4fre, FI Dodson, irrndon, Ont.
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•BLUEVALE
We were sorry to hear Mrs. Henry
Bole 'has been 'sick for a couple: of
weetks'aad' 'gists to hear she is
getting. 'bet`Eei again.
Mr Ross Tu -vey of Camp Borden
sOrettt the week end with lois par-
ents and Salter''. ..
M(r,'and. IMIrs. Glias. Bouch and
lam ly visited on Sunday with. 11Ir•
and Mrs. 'Jim' Inlunston.
11l'r.'Itun asi')Bernard of the Air
not
.at Guelph visited ..over the
we c (i1.d With, his. • parents and
..
bbrainierr at Bldevale.
Mir. and Mrs. Cilias. Jones of Au-
burt visited on Sunray with Mr. and
Mrs liobt.'Micalennan and family,
1st 'nue
Miss' ITobe1 'Mckinnon of Kitchen•
e' spent the week end with her par.
entsu •
Mrs Arose McEaven left on Tues•
day to. visit with friends at Toronto,
hem',$is'ter returnetlhome after spend-
ing 'a couple of weeks with Mrs.
M'ol'aven, "
My 1 rank MIeQuillan of -the Air
Fos c(e •'at Manning Tool. Toronto,
spenjt the week end w'itb Mr. and
Mrs.i Calf Johnston.
Mr. Alvin Smith of the Air Force
at Brantford apealt the week end
with finis wife and daughter at
Bluevalei.
Mr, Spence Mlcliinnom of the hank
.'half at Waterloo is spending a
oouile of week's' holidays : with hie
parents at Binevale.
'Mrs. Addison Fraser and Eva
have been sick fon' a week. We hope
tlsoy Will soon bebetter again.,
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USED CARS "
1930 Ford Coach _
1929 Oldsmobile Coach
1929 Plymouth Sedan
1932 Ford Coach 4 cyl.
1933 Ford Coach
1932 .Chrysler Coupe
1934 Ford Sedan
1935 Ford Coach'
1935 Dodge Coach
1936 Chev. Sedan
1936 Ford Sedan
1936 Ford Coach
1937 Ford Coach
1939 Dodge Coupe
1939 Ford Coach
1939 Ford Sedan
1940 Ford Coach
1940 Ford Sedan
1940 Mercury Coacli
1941 'Mercury Sedan
TRUCKS
1936 Ford Pick-up
1937 Ford Pick-up
1937 Dodge Panel
1935 Ford Panel
1937 1% -ton Chevrolet
1934 Chevrolet 2 -ton
1935 Ford 2 -ton
1936 Ford 2 -ton
2-1939 Ford 2 -ton
TRACTORS
ONLY --3 New Tractors Left
also a New Cultivator & Disc in Stock.
1—Used Tractor and Oliver Plow in' Stock.
HORSES
Brown Clyde Mare 3 yrs. Brown Clyde Mare 1 yr.
Brown Clyde Mare 4 yrs. Black Gelding 4 yrs.
. Brown Clyde Mare 6 yrs. 1 Good 'Driving Mare
•t.
iii The Jackson Motors Ltd., Listowel Ontario have been advised
t
ito-day that they are to receive 5 New Cars called Pool , Cars.
If yon' pre eligible for one of these, cars;$et your order in early.
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•s' For Further Particulars See
Saved From
Tofpedoed Vessel
Or., Alvin , Crooke tial received
Word ;that his son, Kenneth, itas
iar}i'ved at an' Caste'r's Canadian port
itr l% lifeboat after 2115• ship, a Can-
ad4 dnert:hantinan, had Been
toriaet.iett on, the Atlantic. Many
of l is shipmates, were lost. Kenneth
left' l4ontresl on weptemlber lst last
I.and,•ttacl since 'lbeein sienna' tike
d'vov1)ti," Twenty -ones years of age,'tie'
as -been sailing since the spring of
'+4.98•$, the first three seasons on the
Croat -Lances, fie 'Went to the At
last c -hs Dsloesnbelr, 1940,—•goderic .
Signat,Star,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
L. & W. Jackson Motors Ltd.
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Vegetable Seeds Nave -
Arrived In Britain '
A shipment of two tons of -vege-
table gardens seeds, sent by the
Federated Women's Institutes • of
Ontario to 6he Brutish Women's In-
stitutes for early spring planting,
has arrived safely in Britain,
according to officials of the Wo-
men's Institute- 13rauch, Ontario
Dept, of Agriculture, Toronto. The
seed cost $2,000 and will augment to
a considerable extent Great Britain's
fresh vegetable output this year.
Also of interest to the local
Institute is the announcement • that
recently the Federated; Women's
Institute of Ontario presentsa $800 to
the Chinese War Relief Fund, the
money going direct to Mans. Chiang
KaeShek, for distribution. -Tao,
figures showy that the Ontario Red'
Cross Society has shipped 238,232
pounds of jean overseas% the result
of the joint effort of .the Women's'
Institutes and the Red Cross: Re-
poe'ts of Woanemfs'Intslitute branches
also show that $27,023 was raised for
war work.
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FLOTSAM.,, AND JETSAM./
Cartoon from . cNo London DailyrMu
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