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UPWARDS
ELIZADETH
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W. Gari Leach
Jeweller --- Brussels
GREY
Ed. Saeklin, who has been ser-
iously ill 111. Listowel hospital has
been removed to their home in
Wroxeter.
Friends and neighbours gatherel
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.
, PM
ifiggine, 4ot 8, COD. IA, Grey Olt
Friday evening, Jan. 112/th to epend
Ia eocial evening with theta and
wish them "God.speed" :before their
removal te their home recently
Pert:lased in Brnesela While the
accompanying addleess WAR tread by '
John Alcock Mr, end. Mrs, ellgeltut
were pnesented with a beautiful
. lamp, an iron ant a comforcese
THE BRUSSELS POST
19t9 te If Alai Alex Ill
e e eeu o 0 ea.
Werth who was .eleeted Warden of
Huron Counif,Y, The township half
reason to be prowl of the apnciut.
meet as it is 29 years, since the
lece Robt. Livingston held the stone
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Jan, 12, 1944
Dear Minnie and 12d:
'
ee Ides, Art Henry spent the week
We, your friends and neighbours. end in Winglutm 'with Stuart and
hnve gathere0 here tonight to wish kin. Henry,
you "God-speed'in your departure Mr. Claire Michel and Mr, Pute
from our community, Dobson. spnet elle week end at their
We are eorry that you, nud it homehere,
neeeslory to make your heme else. ! The Ethel Bridge Club met at the
home of Mts. P. !Stephenson on Mon-
day eveneng, with twelve members
present, Six games were PlaYell,
atter which a dainty luneh was
served by the thoeteee aseisted by
not be severed. Mrs, C. Cardiff,
We have alwaYs found you brith Alex Pearson event two days
to be the veeee! best of neighbours On Toronto last week attending the.
when we rejoiced you rejmeed 'With Annual Looker Storage Convention,
UR, when we were iu. sorrow yon • Mrs. P. Stephenson and Mrs. 13.
sYmmethised with us and when in Vocklen spent .Scettenday with 'mends
need yon helped us, yeitir ,place in in Stratford.
Mee reied.ylin he hard to. 511. :Gar. Fred Cole is a visitor at the
bene of 111r. and Mrs, Q. ,tobson,
ETHEL
where, but we are glad you ,are not
going en far away but What' we may
continue .to, _nova you both
ainongeour blends and that the
, associations we have formed: emed
As !a entail token of our esteem
and „regard, we ask you to accept
tees° small gitts, may the larao
lighten your way with beams of
' light and triendlyfeSt the fen
ani (net all the Wrinkles' and
Milks which earde in every life and
this eomforter warm your hearts
as you use it with kind thoughts cf
your old friends and go labours.
May God bless and prosper you
both, and give you the hest of
pbiyed by Mrs. 0. Richards followed
bY the Call to Worship. "A Poem,"
by IViee, Brenton. Hymn 070 was
sung. Mrs, C. Midlands. reed the
Scripture !mem, token trent' john
e3.11eark-I6 fel/owed by "Tie Morn-
ing Meal." Mrs. Brenton led in
Prayer. Hymn 571, "Standing at the
Pullet" was followed by a "New
ssrs Meditation," read by Mrs.
Beet Godkien, Minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved
end the rob melt was enseveree by g
feetetnite verse, The following re.
Ports Were given, The Friendobip
secretary showed 18 houcie and 3
leospital cells, Treisurer's report
sheered 8135.00 sent' to the Breneb
Treaeurer. 'On motion of Mrs. Q.
Dobson and Ma's, Olea,yer. new group
leaders were aPPointed. .Thuee
appointed are Mrs. M. Arnee, Mrs,
Alex Pearson, Mrs. C. • Riehards,
Mrs. Jae, ?meson. The toptc,."They
look to the Church" was taken by
Mrs. M. Ames, emneh .was serest'
alter which •Plans were laid for the
Annual Cluerelt Banquet to be held
1"eb. leth.
Mrs, C. Rechards offered her home
for the next meeting.
Calvin Krauts!: has gone to Ham -
One. Cole is enjoying a thirty -day mon.
4eave atter miming two yeses over-
seas. His many trienels welcome
him home.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Women's Institute was held at
the. home of Mrs. Q. Dobson, with
the preledent, MTS. Alex Pearson,
presiding. The eoll cell was
answered by bringing your "favour-
ite kitchen gadget" The Ureic,
ealth. ' "How to make Sunday , interestiug
Signed on behalf of your old for the children?' was taken bv Mrs.
nr'lghbons's, 14. Cockier. An excellent suPPer
dish was demonstrated, and later
The recipients expressed ibtir
eerved by Mrs P Stephenson. and
(leen appreciation for the gifts end ' • '
wirlS. C. Miller. Mrs. P. Stephatrion
good wishes. The evening was en -
will be hostess for the February
joyably spext in playing CRAP and
!meeting.
dencing., • CARD OF THANKS
Cpt. Bryan Antes returned to
elockcliffe Saturday after spending
a furlough with tie niother.
Pte. Fred Cole of !Strafeferd has
returned from overseas and is
spendieeg a few days at the Irene ot
Quest Dobson's.
The Young People of •label held
n skating party in the firuesets
nrena, on Tuesday, Jan. 161h.
Twenty-severi of the young people
attending. 0n the return they were
invited to the home of Mrs. Alex
Pearson for tench, aftee whittle the
venerig closed with "Taps."
Mr. C. Richards of Hanle:ton
lames and Mrs. Hogart from Ray-
mere S, sk. are visitors at the home
spent the week end at kis home Somewhere in Italy
• of Ken, and Ma's, iShurrie, 12en con., lere"
The regular meeting of the W,111.S
and also ,Stanley and Mrs. Wheeler, !
was held on jam 9th at the home ot
Mrs. Roved is a sister of the two
, Mrs. P. ;Stephenson. The 'president,
ladios, Mrs, S. H. Brenton presided. TO e
Grey township wishes to complete- meeting opened with quiet music
1
lirussels Legion:
wish to take this
and thank the Brussels
the cigarettes they sent me. They
were very much ,teppretated.
0. H. Riley
•
oenortunit
Legion
y
ARE V011, 100, WAITING POR HYDRO ORA
r‘ SERVICE? If so, you can be sure that Hydro is
working in your direction as fast as possible. Actually,
in 1944, lite Hydro -Electric Power Commission of
Ontario constructed IC/ times as many Mi• les a rural
b
In 1943, there Were approximately 40 miles of rural
lines as in 1943.
let 1944, there •
were approximately 400 miles of
lines constructed. --,
•
fund lines constructed. ..
Consumers aded in 1943 numbered 2025.
Consumers added in 1944 numbered'9776.
Wartime shortages -of • manpower and materials
,
prevented even greater expansion in 1944; as an
example, some 1200 HYdro employees are in the armed
fortes or on loan to the 0oVernrnent for special tech-
•nical work . . . many materials needed in the con-
struction of Hydro lines are also required In the menu -
facture Hydro is d
a war weapons . : '. your oing its
best under the existin•
g cortditions to provide eledricity
There are now about 50_00. applications for neW rutol
to essential services.
services which hove been approved that will be
connected as soonas possible'. However, there will
probably further delays Isecauta of
be the acute
shortages of manpowei and materials as a result of
wartime conditions. If the Hydro lines seem unduly
slow' in gentno to vont. farm yiease understood that
the Commission while handiicapped is none,the less
doing its utmost to serve you.
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THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
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CLASSIFIED
ADS
House and Lot for Sale—
Corner queen and Albert Streets.
Apply to IVIre. Annie Smite,
Phone 43,r-25,
WANTED AT ONCE—
Girl or woman for help with
housekeeping.
Phone 05,
light
SAWS SHARPENED
Cross out saws put In A-1 con-
dition, also hand saws. Leave them
at ... The Brussels Post.
WANTED—
Girl or Woman for general house
werk. Good wages for capable
peteon. To eammence Feb. 101111
Apply to Mrs, T. H. Gilmorl,
Wingham, Ont.
TENDERS WANTED—
Tenders will be received by the
uneersigned ttp to Feb. 1511, 1945 for
140 cords of herd body wood, beech
and maple 12 or 14 inches loeg, Tr,
be delivered to Due's United Church
at Walton also 1 cord of dry cede'
sellable for kindling.
John Marshal, Sec.
FOR SALE -
100 Acre Farm, close to school,
on Provincial highway, abunctanee
"cf water, good buildings, good soil.
being North half of lot 16, 6tk cone
of Morris.
Apply on premises,
Edward Nichol. R. R. 4 Brussels
MAN WANTED—
Good • Rawleigh Route now open
nearby. If willing to conduct Home
Service business while, earning good
living, write immediately.
Rawleigles, Dept.
Key No, ML -152-45-A, Montreal.
TENDERS WANTED—
for supplying 11. cords or body
N, nod. Maple ard I3eech, and 2 cords
of cedar, to be delivered at the
Ethel Public School. Tenders to be
addressed to:
wen. T. Spence,
Sec.-Treas., S.S. No. 11, Twp of Grey
Box 13, Ethel, Ontario
Keen your eye on the poultry mar -
Rete 5 or 6 months ahead Veen egg
and poultry prices are higher. Plan
fpr these markets now with Kilteben-
er 13Ig-4 Chicks. Order through
agent, Poultrymen all over the
country sing the praises,. of Big -4
Chirks. R. S. Wareviele, Hill Toe
0 a r rh, Brussels.
Have y
EYES
Properlyeared
for
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OPTOMETRIST
Phone 118 Harrison
,LOOK OUT FOR
YOUR LIVER
Buck it up right now
and feel like a 1171111cra
Uwe
tka is the hugest organ in your book
sod moat hopettant to your health. harms eat
bile to digest food, gets rid of waste, supplies
new energy, allows proper nourishment ts ranch
your blend. When your liver gets out el order
• food decomposes in your intestines. You be-
come constipated, stomach and kidneys ean't
work properly. You feel "rotten"—Iteadschy,
• backachy, diuy, dragged out all the time.
For over 35 years thousands have won ptompt
relief from these mu' erieswith Ftulta-tives.
So can you now. Try Fruit-e4ives—you'll be
deryhted how quickly you'll feel like a
new person, happy and well again. 2Se, 50e.
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Here's thee situations Makers of telephone equipment have
• been busy on orders of all kinds for the armed services.
For them, the time to start reconverting still lies ahead.
•Even after war need; have been met, these manufacturers
must make a major changeover before they can resume
normal production of supplies for civilian use . . . Which
means that we 'must continue to defer =my requests for
telephone service, awaiting the day (we hope it may not Ise
• too long delayed?) when materials in adequate volume and
skilled manpower again become available. The applications
ea our waiting list will be filled aa promptly and fairly
as posaible, on a firsteomairstmerved basis.
BUSINESS CARDS
Dennis Duequette — Licensed Auctioneer
(Fop{ HURON COUNTY)
For Earomements Peon° 31 "The Brussels Post" and they will be
looked after Immediately.
For Information, etc., 'trite or phone either st,..14,,pjt
41X Pt Brussels, Ont.
ALL SALES CONDUC' ED IN A SATISFACTORY lelANNER.
MODERATELY PRICED.
• Allan A. Lamont
Agent for—Fire, WindstoJrn' and. Autornobile Insurance
1 Get particulars of our SpecialAutomobile Policy or farmers,
Queen St. • Brussels 'Phone 657
W. D. S. iantiP.son, MQ., C.M., L.M,C,C,
Pkyncian and Surgeon
(Coroner)
Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - 8 p.m.
Also 11 - 12 a.m. when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p.m.
Sundays—Emergenctes and by appointment only.
Home calls in forenoons and 4 6 p.m.
Chas, T. Davidson
Insurance Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
'PHONE OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ONT, RESIDENCE 87,--2
Harold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
• Licensed In Huron and Perth Countieej
PRICES REASONABLE, SATISFACTION GUreetANTEED
For Information, ato., write or phone Harold Jackson
phone 12 on 658 Soctiorth R.R. 1, anoat.ld
Make ar.'al10511 eats at The Brussels Post or
Eimer D. Bell, Barrister Offlce, Brusssis.
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Furniture
Director and Embalmer
D. I'. RANN
FUNERAL TWIT
Licensed Fuller al
PHONE 36 or 85
410•••••10.0.1.6.1.11.,
BRUSSELS,, ONT.
JAMES McFADZEAN
Howick Mutual Fire Insurance
—oleo—
Hartford Windstorm •Tornado Insurance
Automobile Insurance
PHONE 42 P.O. BOX 1
TURNBERRY ST. --x— BRUSSELS, ONT.
Lewis Itewlapd
(Licensed POO Huron County)
SATISFACTION CUARANTEED •-e- PRICES REASONABLE
"or Engagements Phoneeedafter i
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For Information, etc., w Ite or phone Lew $004.44 at
Seaforth; cr write R.R. 8, Wait's. •"."'
W: S. Donaldson — Licensed Auetiotteei.
Phone 35443 • — • Atwood, Ont,
for the Counties of Huron and Perth
AB sales promptly attended to Cheirges moderate
For Engagements phone 31 "The Bernels Pose' and they
ow—fdl will be looked after immediately. Mks
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