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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1942-11-11, Page 5Notice to Creditors In the estate of ,PORN WRIGHT late of the Village of Brussels in the County of Huron, Gentleman, who died on or about the twenty-eighth day of September, A.D. 1942. TAKE NOTICE that all parties hay- ing claims or demands against the estate of the above deceased must retail particttlans and proof of same to the undersigned administrator or, to his solicitor on or before the four- teenth day of Noveefber, A.D. 1942, upon. which date the said adminis- trator will proceed to distribute the assets with regard only to those claims wlliclt he shall then have re- ceived. DATED at Brussels this twenty- seventh day of October, A.D. 1942 Walter R. Huggan Administrator by his solicitor 0. JOSEPH BEN- SON. Brussels, Ontario, acting for Elsner D. Bell who is absent on Active Service, NOTICE TO CREDITORS ! Notice is hereby given to all persona having any claim against the estate of Sarah Crich, late of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, Widow, who died on or about the 21st day of January, 1942, to send same to the undersigned on or be - Pore Saturday, Nov. 140, 1942, as on and after that date the administrator of the said estate shall proceed to make dtstrtbu.tion of the assets' thereof, having regard only to the claims then filed. DA;ted at Goderich this 21st day of October A.D. 1942. R. C. Hays Goderich, Ontario. Solicitor for the Estate. East 1 thou - Prdue Eggs, Poultry & Foods HOG and POULTRY FEEDS Commercial Feeds Mill Feeds Bone Meal Oyster Shell Cod Liver Oil Grit Everyihign to make the hens lay 'A' Grade eggs We are inn lie marketffor all Winds of POULTRY! "F10ck Calling A, S ,eciaftity" Bring Us Your Eggs Our Motto -- Honest Grade on every egg ossified Ads OR SALE— liunch of Pigs. Mom- 33-r-15 Itoss elm niugluten FOR SALE— ('oat )realer Stove, ;hone 57X E, Dennis WANTED— .A piano, Bance leak•e, and price. 111.04e 31 The &tweets Post FOR RENT-4� ^� 11ouve on Albert Street. apply to Goo. D. Hislop, R.D. 5, Brniseats OR SALE— Young pigs, ready -to -wean, tons 50-r-9 Mrs. Ce Hulley RGANIST WANTED perfumed by Dr. George C. ?hi- rer St. John's Anglican Church, genu, with the groom's fattier as - IMPS to eminence 'nlnledlately. stating. Gr'acelha settings of sltaggY apply to Rev. M. F. Oldham, r'nrtinre decorated the alrureh for oho ,Box 36, Brussels, Ont. ceremony, and over all was cast Catherine Agnes Bryans Bride of Lieut. Fallis (Toronto Dally Star) Bloor Street United Church Charmingly Decorated For Ceremony GROOM IN NAVY The following is taken from the Toronto Star and refers to a dauugh. ler of 1)r. F. S. and till's, lii'yacts, former residents- or Brussels. A wedding of wide interest took Matte in Bloor Street United church this afternoon when 'Catherine Agnes Bryans, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Thomas Bryaus, be. cane the bride of Lime George Arthur Fells, 11.C.N.V.R., son or Lieut. -Col. George 0. Vallis, D.D. THE BRUSSELS POST I lit The City 'Streets," after welch written- questions cleating with the topic were given out and discussed. Ianother plias& of slue subject was tread read responeivoly by Mete E. And , ! er:wit and Mrs. N. Keating. A poem Ion "Slcal•log" was read by Mrs. I.1. ! 1 3A'heoler. Mrs. S. Procter opened the Wo. •I men's Association meeting. Min, Mame and 'flnanelat report were read and approved. Phial arrangements were made far a fowl supper•. A 1 natnhat:ing committee was ap- ' pointed, composed of Mrs. It, J. MacKenzie, ,lIrs. J./Wheeler and Miss Edith Procter, Lomeli was nerved a the close of the meeting. Celebrates 76th Birthday Mrs. Robert Stnnehonce celebra. ted her 7111t birthday when a fowl supper was held in her honor at and Mrs. T'allis. The eervlee was the home or her daughter., Mrs. R. McGuire, and attended by imine striate members of her family and „rand'ebildrent Mr, and Mrs. R, B. C'ouitee and fancily, 31x1 line Morris, Mr, and Mrs. Russel Wallaer and theally, Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Levels Stonellouu:ce, East Wawan. oelt. Two sons, Norman Stonehouseof London and Dr. Gordon Stone- house of Vancouver sent greetings. tit ely figure in a Miss Elizabeth Mills, A.T.C.M. of FOR SALE__ Two bunches of chunuks. 3 sows rIx young cattle. - apply to John R. Dickson, •Lot 8, Com 11, Grey phone 25-r-23' FOR SALE -- A few young Yorkshire sows, bred about three weeks. phone 27-r-4 .las. Smith. FOR SALE— Yearling cattle, 5 steers and 1 heifer, apply to S. J. Wright, Ethel phone 34-r-15 FOR RENT—' Fifty acre farm next Cemetery owned by Mrs. Margaret Skalitzky. Apply at office of ELMER D. BELL, Brussels, Ontario. FOR SALE— Dorset Horn Ram, 2 years old, also 7 -ft. 'Dtternational Spring -tooth Cul- tivator in good repair, 1 Massey Harris Cream Separator 650 lb. cap. ;mite used 3 years. Arthur Ruffen, Bluenvale. phone 44-t-19, Bnussele WANTED— Pullets all ages and breeds, also Yearling hens, also White Leghorn and Black Minorca cockerels suit- able for breeders. Also wanted flocks to supply us with hatching eggs for 1943 season', Flocks culled and bloodtested free. Guaranteed bonus paid with additional pre:mium. Write for fell details. Tweddle Check hatcheries Limited Fergus, Ontario. FOR SALE-- The Gammage block on the West side of Turnberry Street, Brussels, consistng of H. 33, Allen's Drug Store, The' Scotch Thistle Restaurant and Clare Long's Grocery Store. apply Mrs. Rose Gammage, Box 351, Grimsby, Ont. ADMINISTRATORS SALE of Property and Household Effects ESTATE OF SUSAN CRICH At the Premises In the Village of Brussels, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14th at 1.80 P.M. The Property consists of a well built Red Brick House with a good cellar, Well, Barn, ,Electric lights Etc., and 5 acres of good level land, at the sante time all the Contents will be sold, Including in pet .. , 3 beds, springs and mattresses 1 Feather Bed 3 Commodes 1 Bureau 2 Dressers 1 Dining Room Table 6 Dining Room Chairs 5 Rocking Chairs 1 Arm Chair 8 Kitchen Chairs 4 Upholstered Chairs 1 Organ 1 Parlor Table 2 Settees 3 Chairs to Match 1 Heating Stove 1 Cook Stove 1 Stove Mat Quantity of stove pipes, 7 -In. 1 Corner Bracket 1 Hat and Coat Rack 1 Cupboard 1 Kitchen Cabinet 2 Kitchen Stands 2 Kitchen Tables 1 Parlor Table 1 Sewing Machine (Singer) 1 Side `Board 2 Couches 1 Electric Radio 1 -Electric Lamp 1 Electric Toaster 1 Maple Sap Pan 1 Velvet Rug 9x12 Linoleum 9x12 1 Scythe 1 Lawn Mower Quantity of Dishes Glassware and Bedding Many other articles not mentioned. Terms, On Property (subject to a reserve bid 20% to be paid at time of Sale, balance In s0 days. Terms on Household Effects etc,, Cash. James McFadzeaf, Administrator T. Gundry & Soh, Auotloneere.ee Hays • Hays, Solicitors, Goderich, Ont. h C e mellow glow of candles. Fred- erick Sllvester was at the organ, and during the signing of the reg- ister ;Hiss Vera Witikinson ,sang, Given in marriage by her father,' e bride wore a lov bouffant gown of shell white bro- cade patterned with a 'delicate flow- er motif, The tightly moulded barque • was macre with ,a deep heart -shaped neckline, and the sblie gathered fulness of the skirt swepted from the slightlydropped waist- line. Iler veil of tulle illusion was crested with orange blossoms, and she carried a natural bouquet of ewaiusona bouvardia and gardenias. The :bride's attencl'anbs were eiharnlit'ng figures froekecl in grace- fol gowns of cloisonue blue and trianon gold oxeye. The moulded bodices were accented with soft shirring .and the timing shirts were fashioned with a draped front panel. They carried natuural bou- quets of blue eornfloiwees, roses turd yellow 'mums, and wore clus- tees of the same flowers in their - hai'r. Mrs. Murdock 14,oliirtmon was matron of honor. Jean Lan der and Edith Janet Davidson were bridesmaids, Frank Gee attended the groom as best man. Ther ash ere wore Pilot ()Meer Fred Fallis, brc•ther of the grom; Alex Bryans, brother of the beide; Lieut, Pierre Dessaulles and Flight -Lieut. Frank Thomson, The reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. B0yans, mother of the bride, re- ceived her guests wearing a gown of tyrol blue silk, with a hat fash- ioned of matching ;material. ate corsage was of coral roses and bon- vardia. Mrs, Faille, another of the groom. assisting with the receiving, had chosen, for the occasion, a gown of rarlian:t faclrsi'a crepe. Hen' hat or a slightly sleeper shade was fashioned of velvet. Her corsage 21105 of cyclamen. and fuchsia. Later the bride changed into her going -away costume, a liberty print dress in tones of navy and rose, over which was worn a navy coat collared with ,hlack lamb. Navy ne- cessaries with a corsage of scarlet carnations, eom.pleted her costume. The bride and groom are both grad - nates of the University of Toronto. and the groom is also a graduate of Osgoode Hall. BELG j';,AVE Mrs. Ames Mtchie entertained the members of the United Church. Wo- men's Missionary Society and Wo. men's Association when, a joint meeting of the two s'ooiottes was held at her home. Mrs. J. Wheeler, the president' condneted the buee cess period. The quilt being made by the members 'wae put together by Mrs. Chemrarey and will be quilted in Janunary. Next ,Sunday morning the Autumn thank -offer - leg service will take the place of the reginlejr service. Rev. J. Mac - Kaye at Goderich well be the guest speaker, !Speceal music. will be given by the choir. ,Ohr'istmas envie will be sent sick or dant in m.oanbsrs. Tito anneal meeting will be held' in, December and a uoanlnattug oolmenitte was appointed as follows: Mrs, C. Proc- ter, Mre, H. Campbell, and Mrs. J. Anderson: A .report of the section- at meeting held in :St, Helens was given by Mrs, Mammy, the high- light of which was an, address by lass Margaret Brown, Missionary ream China, flee. H. 'Wheeler was paper entitled "Tato all the world," dealing with the probleln the Ghrtsidau church is faced with in seemting to break dawn, the her - leer between ,Pew Mid Gentile. Prayer by the president closed the meeting, Personals: Mr, and Mrs, Eugene Armitage, London, with et', and Mrs, A, Venlig; Mr. and Mrs, Ern- est Gsdcles and daughter, 1�I'ary, Blyth, has been etrga•gecl aa musts supervisor at school section No, 9, 5th concession of Morris. Leslie Veneep4, 9th concession of East Wawanosh, badly sprained itis ankle while working in a stable at the farm of Charles Sheiils, East Wawaniosh, He was taken to Wingham hospital for X-i'ay after which he- returned to his home where he will be confined to the house for some time as the Injured ankle is badly •siwollen and pain- ful. Personals; Mr. and Mrs. E, W. Vipo'ncl, Atwood, and Mrs. T. S. Vipond of Nothern Ontario, with Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Wightanan, 10th concession East Wawanosh; Mr.. and 'Vire. (Cecil Armstrong of Kitchener have moved Ito Thorn - (tale. Mrs, Armstrong spent a few days with relatives here; Clifford Logan of Sarnia at his home; Miss Elaine Walsh -of Toronto with her Parents, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Walsh; Miss Edith Wallace of Sea - forth with MT, and Mrs, A. Vin esnt; Miss Margaret Beattie with Mr, and Mrs. James Michie. The Belgrave Farmers' Club held their first meefdng of the Winter seolson at the home of Mr, and Mrs. iPoseph Senile with a very line at- itendence. The early part of the evening wee spent: playing cards. For the business period the presi- dent, Martin: Grasby called the group to order and all sang The Maple Leaf Forever. Minutes of the last meeting and treasurer's re- port were react by the secretary, C. R, Coulte.s The following groups were ap- pointed as delegates to attend the annual convention of the United Farmers of Ontario to be held in Toronto, November 24, 25, 20; Mrs. Cecil Wheeler, Mrs. Harold Proc- ter, MS's. CS R. 'Couttes, James Clark, Earl Anderson and J. M. Coultas. Mantlu Grasby, C. R. Goultes and George Michie were appointed to interview the young people of the community with a view to a group of them attending the convention. A report of the seed convention held in, Peterborough in October was given' by Lyle Hopper, RVilliamt :Spiers sang a. solo and was accompanied by Mrs. Spiers at. the piano. The annual meeting of the club will be held on December 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs, A. Vincent, The meeting closed with the. Na- tional Anthem. Lunch was served. The monthly meeting of the Presbyterian Wonnenrs Missionary Society was held In the church, Mrs. A. Brace and Mrs. W. J. Geddes taking the devotional per Md. After the reading of a portion of the 24th Chapter of tense in Which its. recorded the commend to the disciples to preach the Gospel. "beginning .at Jerusalem„' Mrs. Scott read an appropriate article concerning this "beginning” and hots the message was carried flied to tine Old World. then to the New; to Chine., India and the Wands of the sea., Tho president, Mee. R. J, Scott, gave a short report of the execu- tive meeting held in Clinton, In ' 0e - tabor. Mrs. Porterfield gave a ,appointed as delegate - to the Con- ference branich meeting, Mites, G. Martin, took the chair for the worship service, The tlaente wee, "See/king .neon -orate Security For All." . The Words from the deity Meyer card •were repeater] in uni- son. Mips, Michlie gave the chapter, "The •Ciutleele, true City and Work," filen the Study beak, "That Church Wed,: day. Noeember 4th, 1942 The next meeting of the Huron County Council will be held in the Council Chambers, Court House, Goderich com- mencing at 2 P.M., Tuesday, Noy. 17th, 1942. All accounts, notices of deputations and other business requiring the attention of Council should be in the bands of the County Clerk not later than Saturday, Nov. 14th, 1 D42, N. W. MIi It iR, County Clerk, Goderich, Ont. • Settforth, Mrs. Jetties Ferguson, Hayfield, Me. and Mr's. Robert Newell and -Beth, 'Blyth, with Ilr. I sod Mrs. A. Porterfield.. WALT The Annual Bazaar and supper of ,L. George's Clue= 'Wometr's Guild aa;l .Auxiliary of Walton was held i1. the Community Hall on Saturday: Nov. 7211, There was a great a sort- 111ent of aprons, home-made baking and other articles. Rev. M. le. Old- ham, rector, opened the Bazaar at. 2,00 P.M. There was a good att., dance and stales were brisk. A sump- tuous and delicious supper 1180 serv- ed and mutt enjoyed by all present, One of the quilts, thew much atten- tion. The Walttle block had worked is it a miniature of St. George's Churolt the architectural lines et the Church being. well brought out. The event wee a suerres rn every way and the proceeds very gratify- ing. The meeting -of the U.F.W.O. will be held at the home er Mrs, Joe Bewley on Nov. 17tH. Mrs. Gordon Me -Gavin- will spears on "Balanced Menus tor Winter Meals." The 1Vamen's Assroeiation of the Uneted Church pocked 12 boxes for the boys overseas which contained Christmas rake, rookies, sandwich spread, cheese, soups, chocolate ' drink. sardines, peanuts, chocolate bars, soap, razor blade:=, ;velarg pad and envelopes. OOD Ret'. M, F. Oldham was tate Spacial Speaker at the Men's Club of Ate wood United Church on Tuesday, Nov. 3rd. He spoke on the Gaspe Penlnsula and Northern New Brunswick showing snapshots and post card views of saene. These Plc - etre; were taken on a scenic tour 19111. NOTICE ! Clerk's Notice of First Posting of Voter's List Voters List, 1942, Municipality 'of the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron. Melee is hereby given that I have complied with Section 8 of the Vot- e0' l.i: t Act and that 1 have posted - np re my -fe . t I:oral, 1942. the lee or 01 put_on+- entitled to vote lir the said 1liunicipaility al Munici- pal Elections., and that .uch lists v. -metes there for inspection. And 1 hereby call upon all voters Ii> take immediate proceedings to have al•y errors or oMesions cor- rected according to man the last daY far appeals being the 21st day of November; 1942. Dated this 7th any of November, 1942. J. H. FISAR, CL t'is 02 the Township of Grey. 7-9 "I've read how Hitler starts training his killers when they're toddlers. So I reckon it's up to me and every other Canadian mother to train our children to realize that they've got to pay for their freedom!" "That's why I see to it that all my children buy War Savings Stamps every week. I tell them what freedom means—what the grown- ups are fighting for—that it's for them! So they've got to give up something too—and the money—$5.00 back for every $4.00 saved now—will come in mighty handy --when they start out on their ownrt Buy War %Week Stamps from banks, post offices, druggists, grocers and other retail stores. National War 11ihanee Comrittee.