HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1942-4-1, Page 10THE BRUSSELS POST
ford, Robert Powell on1
i Beth, .131yt1t with 'ilii•. and
Porterfield; Miss Ruth
Loudon, with her parents,
Mrs, C, Wheeler,
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for greater germination of seed. 4W,
,Alfalfa, Red Clover, Alsike, Timothy, Yellow MosCi %%r:i'
White Blossom also mixtures at Special Prices.
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It 'Wilt pay you to get our prices before buyMg.,
We can supply you with .all your pasture grass, Ra' ,Etc
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Full Line, pf Feeds:
For Better Results, feed..
'"Rose Brand Chick Starter
or O.A.C. Chick Starter seim filo..
sc-fit t tRO
We have
Bran, Shorts, Oil Cake; Pig'Starter, Hog 'Concentrate
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Poultry Concentrate, at ieasonable prices.
Livingston Stock Feeds: l 114)oi7 "b
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Highest Cash Prices tt,tY :t; i
paid for Eggs cii pond -sly'
We will cull your poultry to your satisfacttlott'
A. J, Pearson
Ethel Ont.
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Phone 22r7
WALTON
• The following are visiting in the
village—
Donald Wilson of London: with his
grandmother Mrs. R. Hoy.
J. Alderson of Brussels with his
great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs,
James Bishop.
Miss MYIary Humphries of Windsor
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Humphries.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Humphries of
Windsor with Huunphries and Shan-
non &ora ly. (Beth Shannon of
Mitchell with Mrs. H. Shannon.
Garnet Cumming of Wiughant with
Itis parents.. Mr, and Mrs. L. Cum-
mings. T "+4 -y
Margaret •Trlouter. of;.::Winghaat
with her friend Ruth Cummings.
Mr. W. Gotten and Miss Dorothy
of Rochester, X. with the former's
,slater, Mrs. W. J. Hu¢rphries.
'The ,conian'onity )tall was packed to
'the doors en. Wednesday evening
when the Red Cross unit of Walton
staged an amateur contest. There
were three"hundred present and tih
exceptionally fine prograsnn was
giden• avtr. J. G. Mullen, of Seaforth,
u C5 rlf
acted as c'hairmian tdr r
otiL'y i� )arae �"
program: Coun,muanti suinggng,l Vair-
ginia Reed, by Walton 'boys Z'(1.
gdi'is; duel,, iDoree 140,40iand
Shirley Bennett; solo i'js Jo}tk"t
Ston; ao1o, Donald >?rrslaJ,d,H si o,
Donald Pr ce; " r.- ,se
y piano civet J'dyce '5iid
Mamie 'Oliver; dalogp& Ill ei.ajd• Pd
Oar," girl's' of Miss yer's . •sebopi,;
duet, Doreen Coutts rand; isabei
Davidson; 'so'lo, Verni[ee --Machan;
dance, representing,: w;eaying,,,ruling.
winding, 'threading the bol in, ,end
testing b7 'Vides Proctoris so}igpl;
reading, 'Mus. Gordon ps 1n;; • sdla-
logus "The Selling
Arthur Bewley's. school;;, flag
by Miss Best'a pupils;:.,,goer„ isabel
Davidson; 'Parade ofithe, ikVopilen
Soldiers, Miss( Best's pupils; noyelty:
number by Walton b'nys; ,da yl,l by
boys and girls .of'#rJto{{'n,i,re�l9x
Ivaruuandzers by Arthur . Bewley's
school, who sang Negro slrttuaL;,
Mne. E. H, Close, Mt,a J .Z McMiI-
Lan, and, Sohn Beattie, Seaf"orth ware
the judges wlho atvatded;;tlre,lt izfs
ata follows: 'alt, Dotes Jolims'ton 2nd,
Donald McDonald;, 8rd ,Joyce and
Mavis Oliver. Follow,ing,,.:tiue .. Pr.,o,
grain a delightful lniaelt.iwe eetvyed
and dancing to P,,11M'le, cl esters
was endoyed. ,T11e , proceedisa were
a
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Now is the Time to get your
men,
Spring Equ p
Harness, Seed, Fertilizer and Feed a '
Get L it,. R:
All at the Farmers Store
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MacTavish:'.;T-s
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SEE REID
AND SEE RIGHT !
Thousands of people in Brussels and district are wearing
REID'S GLASSES with perfect satisfaction. -:,I ,yourhavo
headaches, eyestrain, failing vision, cannot see r7 tq ptthlj�ead
your needle or read—see Mr. Reid' and bave+:y'i1k1, 5'es
thoroughly examined bl' hiiin. Lowest prices 4i tall: es.
Latest styles oil Glasses
Brussel Office --
R. Aa i 1D Rs O. Every Wanletsda "
Aftern000i'C°.00'to 500
EYESIGHT-- gPEC!ALiST "MISS HINGST,'S
fit OPTOPTOMETRISTI l�IStore Phonesagusuagogi
51,
$58,00.
J'orsollals: Mrs. Sofia Deuuewle5
and Mists Martha 'Victor, Brodhageu,
with Ret and Mrs, S. F. Friedrich -
son stud Soenkm Mrs, Walker and
dauglrtea, Toronto, witli her sister,
Mrs. liltg% Itaineey and other
frienlds; Rev. and Mrs. S, F. M,
Friedriclnson have ae their guest,
Walter Bartfo111 of Tyrone. Mr,
'Bartfeldt will speed his holidays
here and at Brunner at the home
of Rev,, and Mrs. S. Mange'lsen;
Rev. and Mrs. re, Friedriolrsion
Walton, Mrs. 'John Bennewieg' and,
Miss M. Victor, Btoclhagen, at the
funeral of :Rel M. Turitheian
Zurich Mr, and Mrs Frank •John
stun" and, eons, Irvine and ,Harty,
McKillop, with .11115! : Johnston's',
Parents, Mr, and Mrs: John. Bolger;
Willlaan Taylor and, son Joseph,
Taylor and daughter, MIss. Ida, ,St."
Marys, with John Smillie and Meter,
Miss• Mary ,Sam)))e, on Monday; •Mr.
and Moe. Bennewies and Miss Victor
with Walton friends; Mr. and 'Mrs,
Joseph Blainilton,, Brussels, whit Mr.
and Mas. J, Bolger in. Grey Town-
ehtp; Rev. S. F. NV, 7•riedric'kson
load change of ' the services on
Gaol Friday andt-Ea'ster Sunday 'at
Zurich.
BELGRAVE
The missionary group of the 'Unfit
ed Young People's Union was 111
charge or the regular meeting Wed:
nudity night; Mrs. James Coulter
presided. Mrs. N. Keating was to
charge of the• musk, Ross Ander
son' read the lesson and Mr. Dun-:
lop led in prayer •George Michie
gave the firth chapter of the 'study
book, 'Serving With the Sons of
A social evening Was held at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, itoward Wil-
kinson, 4th line, 111011.1s, in, aid of
the Belgr;ave Red Cross Society.
Under the direction of Mao. peal
Wheeler, line ' representative, 12
quilts made by ltdiea 'of the line
were displayed'. Progressive ecehre
° was enjoyed and prizes were won
by'Mrs. A. Bryans and. Richard
Procter for high count; c6msiolation,
Mists Eliza Procter, and. R,' J. 1114•
kelbie, ,
- The Home and . School crab- of
S.S. 5, Both line, Morris, heel'd the
last sheeting of the season in. ,the
;school with an attendance -, o£ . 25,
Progressive euchre and other gaine'e
were played. a
Mrs. Earl Anderson, fifth ,line,
•
Morris, held a quilting at her home
Wednesday afternoon. The quilt
top° wars made by members of , :the
Junior Red Cross, •Society of
school, The pupils, . are going t9
sell tickets on, it and donate, the
proceeds to the Red Cross -•Society, t
Special Easter services were
M the churches, on Sunlday,. ,
In Trinity Anglican church, Rev.
P. H. Streeter took 'as' his text,
"Now is Christ niacin' from the
Dead:" Sacrament .of the Lords§
.$upper was partaken and a junior
,choir rendered an Easter song,
In. the United. church, Rev. G. 13.
Dunlop, preached from, the text
"Let Not Your .Heart 'be • Troubled.'
A mak, quartet° of Rosy, Anderson,
George Johnston, Clifford Walsh and
Norman Keating ,sang "On the
Cross" The choir favored with an
loll Dirtdh carol entitled, "This• Joy.
• full Easter'bide," lit was promotion
Sunday for the clase1es in Sunday'
school and a junior choir .sang a
number.
In the Presbyterian church ,a
visiting minister wad in charge of
„the service and gave a fine adddreas
on the Resurrection,. A 'junior choly
VAIN a •special feature providing
approprlate in ue''ic.
Personals, Mr. and Mats. 'Cecil
Armstrong, Titchen,er, with rela-
tives; Reines MdClrea, Stratford, with
his parents' Mr. and Mrs, R. McCrea;
John and Gibson Aninah''ong, Kitch-
enep', and New Hamburg with their
Parents Mr. and Mns, D, Armstrong;
..Mr, and 1YIrs. ,Richard Yale and
(laughter, Berns., Theclford with Mrs.
3, A. Brandon.; Male Louise Mc-
Kenzie ,Sturgeon. Falls, 'twtbh her
parents', Mr^. aol Mr. R. C. McTCen-
zie; Miss Jean Martin, Georgetown,
with MYlr, and Mrs,3, bitable; Robert
GrasbY, Londono, at his hone; James
Perdue, Toronto, with his mother
5110,.H. 1Perdue; Goldie Wheeler.
Landon; and: Kenneth, Hamilton,
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Wheeler; Mr. and Mrs,' F. Logan
and Irene With friends at Gerrie;
Mrs, C. Logan wiblh her sister, Mrs,
. Roy MadSween, Hamilton; Mr, and
Mrs. C. Wade anhl family with her{
Parents art Fondwioh; Dorothy re-
maining there for the hol$daye; Mr,
and Mrs, Wellington Powell, Stmt.
GREY
LF701ON ..SDA(,
1L 8U11, '942
daughter,
lits. A.
Wheeler,
Mr. and.
Fred Hayden has rented the farm
of W .J. Sharpe and takes posses•
sign at once.
Mrs Won•, 3, Perrls •and- Jimmie
spent last week in Hamilton visiting
.Mr. and Mrs. Edgar (Hollinger.
CIassified.Ads
LOST—. `
Sum of money. (Reward).
Apply at The Post.
Ar
FOR 'SALE—,
5 Pigs, 6 weeks old•'.;
phone 42-r-8 W.` Rieke
FOR
SALE—
10' York Pigs, • ready to wean.
Lot.21, Gon. 5,, Grey.
Atone 41-r-12 'Wm. Gorsalitz
r •SAL E-' `
Turn sr in
'� Pit lOc net bushel, alsq
end garden peas.
phone 55-r-15 Robt. Locking
FOR SALIE'-
$5.00. will buy a purebred Jersey
Male Calf, one week old,
phone 42 Jas, McFadzean
'FOR SALE-
A player piano ho good condition
and 1 baby buggy. Cheap for quick
sale. Apply at The Post or phone 70.
FOR 'BALE--
Seed
SALE-1ee4 Peas also Large Pekin Duck
Eggs, 65c per setting of 11 eggs,
phone 42-216 Baxter Stevenson
FOUND,—
Pair of Black Kid Gloves' trimmed
with white. Owner can have same
by proving ownership and paying for
.ad. Apply at The Post.
`FOR' SALE -
1 MoCoraniolc Deering Spring- tooth
,Cultivator, 125 Chevrolet ear,
Phone 23-r-14 Lloyd Alcock
'LOST— •
A..sum of money in Brussels on
`-$6,urday morning. Kindly leave at
The Posit. (ISSJWAiRID). '
FOR SALE-
Early 'Seed Potatoes (Warbas) also
sorra young cattle.
Phone 32-r-13 Sam Ovington)
FOR SALE- •
Urban seed oats.
seed barley,
phone 36-r-6
and two -rowed
Jack Kelly
FOR SALE.-
A limited quantity of VaiGuard
grade no. 1, seed Gats, • '
phone 75-x•16 Wm:, J'. Perrie
FOR SALE—
No'h'arlb Barley for Gale, Good, pure,
clean seed, oleandd at a cleaning
plass, $1,00 per busiheI,
phone 23-r-6 Andretf Turnbull
STRAYED—
(Black Hound, with white: bail and
brown eagle and eyes, Owner can
have semis by paying expenses, ,
phone 40-x-8 Whn% learner
GiRLS WANTED--- •-
2 girls) for waitresses and onefor
day cook.
apply to
Diana Sweets Resitaurant,
phone 218 Listowel, Ont. •
FOR SALE-
3 Pure bred Jerseys • sired' 40 a
pure brdd Dunham, 1 freshen 3
weeks, 2 die Max 1st; 'Cartier and
Urban Seo& Oats, OA,C. No. 21 seed
Barley. apply to
Torrance Dundas,
;Phone 13-r-15, Blyth.
GET YOUR r..RMANENT
oN THE NEW
ZENITH HEATEIiLES$
THERMIQUE `
End Curl $1.25 and $1.16
and $2.25
Including Shampoo ..
Permanent $2.00, $2.50,
and $5.00 Including finger, wave
and shampoo
r'etephone 55x for an Appointment
, tRENE PEASE
Diver proctor's Restaurant
Good) For
All Kinds of
Baking
1 Lb. for 19e 7/
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v.
Baeker Bros. ,
r 1
Phone 6 Banc# e 7 SlF Op
R013B, Margaret Broadfoot Iu,i
'Va.ncouver, April first, .1Viargaret'�
iiroadfoot, age eightyeight, widow
late Scout Robb, Seaforth,,,• Ontario.
Survived by four daughters, Mrs'; C,'!
'L. W9tit'by, Vermillion, Alberta; Mrs.
10, 15. Plook, Port Arthur; Mrs. D> N.
MacDonell and Miss Nina M., Van-
couver; also seven grandchildren. ,51
(Burial Maitland • benneted, .Jog± .
forth,. April seventh, direct from
tnaillt
-Mas, Robb was a former teachei in
Brussolt Public School when. them
were only 3 r000n4 in the ald;school
house, where Stands the 'schooi 00.
today.
•
DIED
IVIoA,RTER, Smiles' Milton—On Sat-
ltrday, April 411);' 1842, at his IMMO,
S7 Wellington, Street blast, Bi' i- r -
ton•, Ont., J`aimee-lS4ltoii� llioArter, be-
1'oyed husband of Edna Armstrong,
in his 61st year.
Private funeral from the above ad-
dress, on Tuesday, April 7th...luter-
^inept Branr2,tonr Cenietry, .
Mr: •M'cArter was a Roper resi-
dent of Brussels Mrs. Brown, Mrs,
P. A. McArthur and Mrs. A. Baeker
of Brussels and Mrs. Work of Tm-
ronto are his sisters.
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permitted the instal-
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Are you doing without these daily requirements of
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The Duro System can be bought with confidence.. Al-
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have had years of satisfactory service from their Duro Pumps.
The Snow-white 20" x 42" Enamelled Sink, illus-
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Sink and Cabinet with faucet». $71.50
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Phone 72, Brussels •
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