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BLUEVALE were named delegates,. to the annual
meeting of the Maitland Woauen'r
Missionary Society Presbyterial to
be Held at Teesiwater.en May 5.
- Personals: Mrs Nil M L
Neil
Easter Services
At the Easter service in the
United church. Reiv..C. Tavaner de-
livered a appropriate message .based
on Christ's appeartinice a1 the 'road
to Emmaus. A solo, "The Man' of
Galliloe," was ! >?g .by Mos, • John
WSekrtead. Beautiful flowers;., eev-
eral
of wh2eh' were 'ins memory ' at
devarted. friends entielted the .deter
setting. The Sacrament of ,rite
Lord's Supper ':was observed:
During:.the Sunday school session;
a group ''Of the,junlor classes • 'sang
two Paster numbers.
Impressive Easter services '>ai+ere
held at Knox 'Pressbytesan church
on Sunday at the incising - service.
Rev. C. F Bowler spoke on tbe'_,Sub
lent of 7aiimvor•taltty.' and Eternal
Life." Two Easter.'anthenvs ,. Were
sung by the. choir,
Tlie Young Peoie0'Society. bad
charge of the evening service, 'Tf e i
president, Mss
s Jeatn Diltott Presld
ed and ofenied'the meeting with a
eings,ong of, Easter hynnnis� ,and then.
offered' prayer, Mr. Fowler . reed
and ..e:fplained: the Scnipture pass-
age pointing out "What: a Risen
Saviour"had meant to . the world;'
An Etikter ,pageant, I'The Way to the
Cables," was preseatted by the young.
People. C'ttt flowessi,an�d',potted plants
added to the beauty of the service.
The president, Mrs, S. J. Elliott,
Ewes :tied at the Beater Thanleoffering
meeting of the Women's Missionary
- Society oR Knox Presibyteriaa church. ,
anid carried dut an appropriate.I
Easter prognamt. Those taking part.
tn'prayet pad 4cri$ut•e reading in-'
eluded 'Mrio E Nichol, Mrs. P. S. i
MadBweni, Mus.. , 4, - S,atnont, 'Miss
Florence Fowler and Miss Olive'
Scott. • Mr.s. R, Elliott and Mrs.
Lamont rendered a duet. Am imprOk
sive part of the program was. pre
Rented-'by,Mrs. P. GI. Fowler in,. nos
.tante; '- representing Africk; '
Miro' '3ul• ,Mb !Olttna,. 'end Mrs.
Ewart;
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Conference ,aged mmane of. the• results •
towaald a universal Christian church
fibs. Bowler ankl 'Mr'. E. Nichol
o can and
two one, Neil and Roderick, Toron-
to,
oronto, with Mr. and, -Mrs. George
Thoanton; Mrs. M. L. Aitken, Hol
lan'•and Miss; Dorothy Aitken, St.
Marys,at their homie here; Mrs.
Hugh Mundell .and son. are home
froni the Wing'hann general hospital,
Miss Martha Baine wi0h Mr. and'
Mrs,- W. H. Fra:s,er at Wingbam.
Mas. Jktmes Peacock was the host•'
eisei on Thursday afternoon, for the;
monthly meeting of the, Women's;
Association; of the United church
The president, Mss. Earl: Hamilton,
presided, Mrs. J. H. Snits read tho,'
Easter message from' the Scripture.
anirh•Rev, C. Taverner spoke on 'the
signilicapicg 44,aaG0 d at,Viday and;
offered player., A' paper i on "Thai
Home' 'wase given by Mrs.' S. N.
Gallaher .and Mrs,' Eliza Fell• gave n
reading, "Me.' aas.aiid Mr;" Can't"
A solo was sung by- Mrs, W. .1.
Johnston, o Assasht{g rite hostess wain,
Mao, Richard, Johnston Mss 'Arthur'
Shaw and Mrs, Wi-1liamt Pea•c:ock,
Miss Aileen Johnston
Weds, Mr. J.' C. Chapman
1VIl'ss Aileen.. Olivia Johnston,
younger. daughter,cf Mas..,Pat John -
:stop, became the daughter,
ide of Mr,;.,,Tames
!Clifford, Chapman, .son of Mr. and.
Mns, 4. C. Obapman' 'at a very
simple but impressive service on
Monday artelatoon*nuuiy lith, at -
four o'clock '`at lllteyv First. Baptist
Church. The ,Rev,,i,'Vaughn.. Johnson,
pastor of theicliutliilk performed the
-ceremony before a group of close
rclafives af, the b , ifapiabies.
Mrs. •Gh+il3tti‘lsd Auite.;. .Mrs, Ed-
ward' Whaley; waa her only attend-
ant, when. Mr, Uly S. IChapanan at.
'tended, hie, palotdiTE.,ta ._,best man,
:r Ri 1�
Mrs,. Chatlman )attestded• the I ts-
sinnaiiee 'finblic Scheele, and later
Florida State,go{ege, for 'Women,
S e 4 Sb ;1a
teifded t
he rl n o
O a d
School of Comanoite, where she
took an advanced course in, ac-
counting. Mrs.: Chapman -is eon-'
ntloted with :t1he ,ippih,eeh and. Most -
prominent familieSi?.iii'1..th'1a section '
art I a c k rs
WANTED -All kinds of
Live and Dressed Poultry
We will call at your place
for any quantity.
Also—All kinds of Feathers & Horsehair.
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Phone 70x Brussels,, Ont,
East Heroin
Produce
Eggs, Poultry & Feeds
Phone 66
Brussels
HOG and POULTRY
FEEDS
'Cointriercial Feeds
Mill Feeds
Bone Meal
Oyster, Shell
Cod Liver Oil
Grit
Everything
to make the hens
lay `A' Grad , eggs
We are in the
market forall kinds
Of POULTRY!
"Flock Culling
A Specialty'+
Bring Us YourEggs
Our motto-
Honest Grade
on every egg
.r -
Het• father, the late Pat Johnston,
was one.of the state's best known
iawyersvamd also a large scale cattle-
man. a Om her mother's „gide She Is
related to the -Donegan family, which'
settled here on their arrival Brom,
Ireland, •
Mr. Chapman also attended the
local schools and was graduated'
frame ifitm 'Osceola ]sigh school
Since that time he boas Meld some re-!
sponsible positions in Oslceoba county
but for the past several years itis
beenin' ''New -Sntyb•na, 'wh'ere . he. ,"is
assistant •oas'hier Jai .the Bank of:
New Smyrna. . 1,•;VIM;'
'The father of the bride mentioned
in the above notice .was a nephew- of
Mrs. Geo. Batesnaio, Ethel add a
cousin of the late'
Williaas and,.
Percy Mitchell of. Bruesels.
CLEARING
Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock and Implements:.
at West 1/2 Lot 3, Con. 11, Grey
FRIDAY, APRIL 10th
at 1 p.m. Sharp
HORSES ---
1
ORSiES--1. Bay Mare
1 Black Gelding
CATTLE--
1
ATTLE-1 Roan Cow, 4 yrs. due to freshen
April 25th
1 White Cow, 6 yrs. due to freshen
May 1Sth
1: Spotted ' Cow, milking, 6'yrs.
1 Roan Helfer, rising 3 yrs.
1 Black Steer, rising 2 yrs.
1 Roan Heifer, rising 2, yrs,
2 Yearling Heifers'
1 Yearling
Steer
PIGS—
1 Sow
6Chunks
s
1 Sow with 7 pigs at foot
IMPLEMENTS—
1 Massey Harris Binder
1 Massey Harris Mower
1 Massey Harris 13.hoe Seed Drill
1 Johh Deer llurrow Riding Plow
1 Kangaroo 2 -furrow Plow
1 Walking Plow
1 McCormcik Deering Manure
Spreader
1 .Disc Harrow
1 Waggon
1 Set Sleighs
1 Flat Hay Rack
1 Dump Rake
1 Set Scales (1000 lbs. cap.)
1 Scuffler
1 Fanning Mill'
1 Root PUlper
1 Turnip Sower {"
1 Cutter
1 Potato Hiller .
1 Cutting Boat
1 Spring•ltooth Cultivator
1 Water,TroUgh
2 iron Kettles
'Forks, Chains, Shovels, Neck Yokes,
W hlffletrees
TERMS—CASH
DAN GLAS31 ER—Proprietor
W. S, iDO,NALDSON--AUottoneer
fl1E BRUSSELS POST
Auctio1l, Sale
FARM STC,.n, IMPLEMENTS
and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Harold ,Jackson has been Instruct
to sell by public auction the eata
• of the late Albert Crooke
'Lot 28, Concession 5, Morris Tw
114 miles North and': mile West
of Brussels, on
TUESDAY, APRIL, 14th
at 12:30 o'clock Sharp
CATTLE-_
Red Cow 7 yrs; old, fresh
Rpan. Cow 8 yrs, old; fresh
White Cow 5 yrs;'old, fresh
2 Yearling Heifers
6 Yearling'Steera
2 calves
PIGS -
5 Chunks of Pigs 125 lbs.
HENS-.
80 Hens, 3 Gees, 1 Gander
HARNESS— •
Set of Breeching Harness
Plow Harness
3 Horse Collars
IMPLEMENTS-
Massey -Harris Binder 6 ft. cut
Cockshutt Manure Spreader
McCormick -Deering Mower 6 ft.
McCormick -Deering Hay Loader
(new)
McCormick.Deering Side Rake
Cockehutit Seed Drill 13 disc
Spring Tooth Cultivator
3 -drum Roller
4 -section Demoted Harrow
Disc Harrow Riding •Plow
3 Walking 'Plows 2 Hand Scufllers
'Wagon, like new- Light Wagon
'Wagon Box and Stock Rack
4 Steel Wagon Wheels
Sloop Sleighs with flat rack
16 -ft, Hay -Rack
Set of Stock Scales 2,000 lbs.
Clinton Fanning Mill -'
2 Wheelbarrows`,
Buggy Cutter
Grindstone Stone Soalt
Slush Scraper Log Boat
DeLaval Cream Separator
Whiffletrees Neckyokes
2 Lawn- Mowers Forks Shovel
Quantity of Lumber
.6 new Tongues
,GRAIN
`800 bushels of mixed grain
'100 buvhels of Wheat
FURNITURE —
1 Dining -room Table
18 Dining.00m Chairs
Number .of odd chairs
.2. Pall Leaf Tables
,5�Kitchen Chairs
G Rocking Chairs
4 Small Tables
2 Sewing Machines
'Glass Cupboard
Studio Couch
3 Couches Gramophone
Bed Roorra,Suites
S t Springs e S i
s s •2 t
p g Mattresses
'Quantity of Bedding
Cooks Stove Coal 011 Stove
Daisy Churn Washing Machne
'Ditties Kitchen' Utensils
And other' 'articles'too numerous
to mention.
TERMS ---CASH
,Estate of Albert 'Cro'ok's
Robt, Patrick—Clerk •
Harold Jackson—Auctioneer,
Seaforth
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ETHEL
Mr. and Mrs. Richmond of Hamil•
ton vbsiited Mihir 5011 1)r. and. Mrs,
5. it. Itbchinond for a few days,
"Mrs, A. Ziegler and Billy ' spent
Paster Sunday and Monday, at 1Vii',
' J'olun Leitch's at Norwich.
Mrs. Mervyn Grainger and little
Bernice of Jamestown tivat R'pent a. Yew
days at her grandmother's Mrs. Win.
Slensnnon.
i .
:The Presbyterian t
au Ynun
S
Wam
en'i
Auxiliary meet at the home.of Misses
Deity and Ratbls Dunbar oil Good
Friday P.M., with a good attendance,
!Bite !Presib6nterian WM,S. will
sheet Tuesday afternoon at the Monte
of Mrs, P1sie Oumia.irtgham, Toole
td lie given by Mus. Wan, •McInnes,
Current events by Mrs, It.. Cochrane,
Scripture reading Uy Mrs, Alex.
Dulsbar.
Mr, and Mr% Mervyn ,Ecltanier. of
Wine River, also Mr, Hanley lick-
; Infer of .Eiatutiliton were Easter yisi•
;tots with Mrs. Won Eckmier, in
t15 Village,
Miss Bertha, Doss,µ of Toronto.
indite Air. and Mrs, .Glenn ylclonier
bver the holiday,
taster visitors; Mays. Belot Lake
end"Miss Dorotiny and Mr. LorneI
Yodtien, of - liamiltom at . Caiiteron
ilaallraltss.
Mlsisesi Elizabeth 13arton of Ham-
iltom and lilies Viola Turnbull of
lfotn ltoa at their homes.
Miss Iielest Jardine of Toronto
with her parents,
MisrscS Lillian: and Mary Ferguson
of 'I• amilton1 at llitoir aunt's Mrs
Geo: A. Dtmribar.
Mr. Stanley Wilson and friend of
i1
^Wi1UN't'EDA.Y, APRIL 8th, '992
nl ) & W. Jackson Motors
phare 't61 . Listewer,r Ont.
F
y
NNW
!'SED CARS
WE FIA'VF 25, AND ARE, NOT REFUSliNG /VW
REASONAJ LE OFFiER:' 'a `
NEW TRACTORS
3 New Tractors left. 'All 10" tires,,New Plows and Lights
Don't miss one of these You may not lie able to get any more. ti
One 1940 Tractor with lights and New Plow, Used very little.
a+rs'tlraa a !Mc*
1 Good reconditioned Jrish Tractor.
2 Good 12econditigned Ford Tractors.
2 Two-ffurrow Tractor Plows.
4
1 Manure s Spreader used very little.
3 W illtitigi-Plows.•
3 Canglpiows.
3 Single -furrow .Riding Plows.:
•
y, HORSES
3 Choice BIack Farm Chunks all matched. 3, 5 and 6 yrs.
Chole F.Grey Horse rising 6 yrs. old.
ackson Motors Ltd.
Phone 161
Listowel, Ont.
Plamiltoit.at Mr. Jahn Wilson's.
+010-', iiin'e Baby and nephew d
Kitchell
ea
,.
atfi
(2r H '
Rabeys.
401Mitiseirlitfitlf., Dunbar and Dori
'Giinnii'ahamt of Fergus at the'
lioiti+eis
iMnst'Strasilliiy tittnibar spent a few
'tleys+•blie gueht ()filer sister Mas. Ben
i d len>yak tdi •S'tratlord.
i Itefie wad^'a' quilting held last
weelt•'ht th'a" lithos of Mas. Ales.
bunrlilti r ' •
a'Mesea Eltiter4 Slefghtholan of.
CVaterioB died; Gordon of near Strat-
ft:a:" •ant to bYaster holiday at
flie}t" 0Me her4:;
irii ' MS'Issnb11.: #and of the Presby-
terivanloliurch'wI1i' meet at the home
of`riiill•s;�tiE. a idin:e on :Saturday,
oP'�en'noioha' 1' sat
a1d Ma Art Rookf
ami
t
y
!i.
of �Otii, pan ,Grey heave moved to
1C1 11Ii nei' Ha :vile Eornterly MI ley.
ed".1%, came`1DUnthar.
+C b. t diitl'Sateinaa spent a short
,time with his ,mother Mrs. George
94tI fan ucl-P •idey aNd his son
Brute of_ Listowel a :short time on
f The County of Huron offer for
sale pine trees' about 8-4 feet- high,
s suitable for windbreaks eta f
,1.
a.
for
nr i .,60 ger 100. Trees to be taken
Pram ground on farm of J. 3. Robert-
son,, concession 8, Colborne.
apply to Nelsen McLarty,
R.R.• 5; Ctoderic1
T. R. Patterson,
County Engineer.
PINE TREES FOR SALE -
In Memoriam
14, loving meteor,. of Mrs. W. 3.
i1Sharpe vinCe 1p died away April
1.0th, 1941.
e think of her in silence,'
1 je oft repeat ther mane,
hat wou1.' .e liive to 'hear her
ivoide,
see 11. ;° it '
la�`ain
t
Zlidot a c�,ay do we forget you,.
1t�e R� ti
l v �
O
e alway
s near,
who
Sa411,,,P11.5 et Ji04'-'
As ,ttda,xatlsi,AP :leer Year.
sittrffogr ti'trAWAT 6 datti;hter
and. Husband.
Notice. to Creditors' '
In the estate of Joseph Querin late
of the Village, of Brussels and
County of Huron, gentleman, who
died on or about the ninth day or
April, A.D. 1935.
TAKE
NOTICE that allai•ti
parties hav-
ing claims. or •demands against the
estate of the above deceased must
mail particulars. and proof of same
bo the undersigned executers or
their solicitor 'on'or before the thir-
teenth day of April, AD; 1942; upon
which date the .said executors; wilt
proceed to distribute the ;.assets
with regard ono, to those claims
which they. shall •theu'have received.
DATED at Brussels this twenty-
fourth day of March, A.D. 1942,1
Robert J. Bowman
George McCall, Executors.
by their •solicitor C. JOSEPH BEN. -
SON, Brussels, Ontario, for Elmer D.
Bell absent on Active ,Service
Notice to Creditors ,,
In the estate of Albert Whitfield
late of the. Totvisship of Grey Eh
the County of Huron,' farmer, who
died on dr about t
the
:fourteenth
urtee the
'day of iDecomber, A.D. 1941.
TAIOE NOTICE that all parties hay.
Lai
claims sord
demands' against g st
the
estate
of the above deceasdd; Janet;
mta.il Partrculars and 'proof bf same:
to the undersigned executors or their
solicitor en or before the thirteenth
day of. April, A.D. 1942, upon which
date the saidexecutors will proceed
to distribute the assets . With, regard
only to those claims which they shall-
_ then have received
BORN
DATED. at Btnssels• this twenty.:
foal th day of March. A.D. 1942, 1
—x Garfield Baker
George Michel, Executors,
Us' their solicitor 0. JOSEPH BEN -
,SON, Brussels, Ontario for Elmer D.
Bell absent on Active Service,
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SANDIERiSION — At Wroxeter, on
March .111th, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs,
James M,: Sanderson, a son.
yen in Listowet
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