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W. G.i Leach
Jeweller --- Brussels
ADVERTISING RAY6i
Classified Ads (cash) 26e
Over telephone or charged Hilo bought daring ibhe year. The
in Memoriam 600 Missdonary stool Maintenance report' The report slnaws a balance. on
'Card of Thanks 600 was given showing alnvoet $1.00.00 hand to start tilts nenv year.
:Berths, Marriages. Deaths Pros incrase over last yeas. Rev, Teazle -Mrs, Wm. Humphries gave the
report of the Sunday school: num-
WALTON
THE BRUSSELS POST
wood gave 4he Sawston Repoli show.
irg a total membership of 277. A
vote of thanks was moved to Mr. and
Duff's United Church Mrs Hazlewood for their ;vat•k true-
ins the yea r. Several Rents of
The Annual Meeting or Dalt q lee ineee were eatnpletc d,one being
TJnited Church, Walton, was held ort ; Ila, r 11>rt.ian ut Mr. CR J. Been,tlt bo I
Monday afternoon, Jan. 22, Thera :he Iirela•1 of Stewards. Idru filling
was a Band attendance and the t111' place left vacant by Ila• eentrval
reports from I,be various orp'anisa• ny 114.r. Roble M.Ftxlzenn fens the
titre were very groat'yfng. Tho viein'ltY. D111'ing the meeting.
meeting opened with a wors'lap- ser• linut1r,r were gluon by moo^1ilrs of
plc,• emeleetegl by the minister. Masa the, vn.iious mgardzations, tili+y in•`.
Fred Wilson. was appalltted seci•e• rtudotl a reading by '.Mrs, W. C
1:cry for 1111' meeting and the 'lunules Bennett, a solo by Mrs. De Lawless
or the previous year's meeting were accannpanieal by Mrs. 1T. Brown, a
le ea. The repots of •the Committee ewe by Margaret McArthur end Ala()
or .Stetlavcle. was given by Mr. ,toren Sholatee acocmpanied by 10mm11a
T,ec--ming slaowIng aid bills paid and Sanderson, e duet by Mrs. Nelson
D snlwlantial balance on ha.nrl, me Reid and Mms. E. Hakwell acoomp•
Sendlt) School report given by MMrs, erred by Mrs, Roy Bennett. and a
n*`r-Icy I1ekwell showed a macer tele by Shirley Bennett, Marie Ben -
attendance for the year, 0118 pupil 11011 and Helen Jahr'etotn, At the
Mae Wieldier. having attended 46 the ladles served a delirimee
Sundays out of a possible 59, Mrs. Innen
,Tohn McDonald gave. the report of St. George's Church
the W.A. In elle absence of the
treasurer. Mrs. 'Welter Davidson, 'Sloe annual vestry meeting of St.
The .secretary, Mms. Nelson Reed George's Anglican March was held
•nlsn gave a resume of the nesocia- cn Frdrtlay, Jan. 20th in the eleerch
hones activities during the year, the et 8 pan, The rector, Rev, ee 8'.
main Items being the redeem'a'1ng of Oldham presided and opened the
the church and Clue sending of 'loxes t'eet:ing with Psalm 122( and prayer.
to the boys and girls from the The minube.o of leash Year's rneating
church who as in the forces, The were read and .adopted. Plae rector
report of the Young People's 'Paden Rev. M, F. •Oldlesln gave his report,
we., given by Mrs, Douglas Lawless. pns,boral oa•11s made, 55; number ,of
Mach erodtht was given to the Moung rani{lies belonging to church, 14;
People to rbheia' contribution 02 adults not dncluclecl in families, 7;
3200.00 toward redecorating fu".d total number of souls, 63; subsratb-
and $10:0,00 toward .the purchasing
of choir gowns. Shirley Bennett
gave the report at the Gle.nr10r
Mesion Band wb1ch iudteaterl that
the Band head been aobive •dulsng the
year. Mrs. P. Wilson gave 'he
report of the W.M.S. whIoh vhotved
that the iSociety bad .a very suecese-
9114 year, having 1ex,oeeded its allo-
cation of $400.00 by over $50 00. The
secretary,. Mrs. 'Rollet. McMichael
outlined the work done during the
yeas which included many worth-
while activities, The ,ehoir ;sport,
given by Mrs. Harvey Brfown, show-
ed tibat char gowns had been
OLD
VIRGINIA
PIPE TOBACCO
It's a real
pipe smoker's
tobacco
CLASSIFIED
ADS
FOR SALE-- -� I
p Pigs ready ]o wean.
Tun Ovington Phone 7.3 r-13
WANTED AT ONCE—
ISO or woman for help with lig,t
h..ueeltea ping, •
Phone 85.
House and Lot for Sale
----^ = = - -- Corner Queen and Albert Streets.
ApP'y Cies., Annie Smite.ben on roll, 13 ;average attendance, ¢ Phonal 43-r-25,
11 Lent. offering, $2.03; spa ret on Sunday pelmet. papers and supplies, SAWS SHARPENED --
$9.51; another's day offering, 12e; Cross cut saws put in A.1.con•
Boren College bursary 25e, sash
on hand $3.71; The Women's 71111112
repent given by MN, Won, Hunt -
melees in the absence through ill-
ness of the-lreasnrel firs. Bert
Anderson, showed exeelient progress
by .the organization. 8:1 w
given by true Guild' to the0157,churchas
h•easurer, A speudid balance is on TENDERS WANTED—
luand to
:le the Year's work. The Tenders will be received by the
WANTED—
minuet bazaar in November b"unglut it derslgned 14 to Feb. 15th, 191111 for
in $183.80; meetings have been eels ee cords of hard body wood, beech
earth month; Mrs, Harry Bolger ane? maple 12 er 14 inches lo'tg, '1e.
give the report of the W.A. This he delivered to Duff's United Church
organization has met each month. et Walton .also 1 cord of dry cedar
and met and fulfilled all obligattnna suitable for kindling.
with a balance of $5.70 on bane, A John Marshal, Sec.
hearty vote of thanks was extended
to lteq. M. F: and Bins, Oldham, '.Mrs.
urs to parish Punch 23; actual corn- M. R, Oldham and to all the church
nnmuaante, 24; burials, 2; n;inaber ofdedatls and officers and members
of •Sunday services held, 51; total of the orgao1zations. 1'he foliolo
eteenclanee,' 836; .average attendance i,tg offloers wale appointed rm 1046.
at services- 15; public celebrations of Rector's Wanders, Mr. 1Iaery Be
Holy Ooiunsundo,n , 13; largest num-
teen;
Wanders, Mr. Bert ..nolgd-er•r;
hes of camin'unLoatuts im one day, 21; ='en; Vestry Clerk, Mrs, Bert Ander-
bei.
moth 5; service was held nnsone Lay Delegate to Synod, Mr.
Holy Thursday, a aorporale Com- Hsr•r'Y Barger•; Substitute Lay Dele
mullion for Woanen s• GuildalulWeee gate, MIYs. Harold Bolger; Auditors,
Ad r. Harry Bolger presented the Mm. Wan. Humphries, Mr. George
financial lament, This was very Pollard; Board of Management, The
gratifying. The eeetorls• stipend was Vita:tens, Ms. Wm. Humphries, Mr
paid in full, the 1Syzyod assessment Harold Bolger, Mr, George Pollard,
enol $47 on Misbsonary Budget, rho Mrs. Wm. Humphries, Mrs. Bert
Algoma Appeal was. pe4d le full. Anderson, Mrs, Norman Sanderson,
org'a1112t, Miss Emma Sanderson;
cereltker, Mrs-. Norman Sanderson,
The rector closed the meeting
weth tate benediction.
dltfon, also hand saws: Leave them
at , . , The Brussels Post.
WANTED— •
Mae with car for lltawleigh Route
Trwnivhips of -Morris, Grey and
lTewicic, if Interested write or nlloue
Rabt, A. Engel, Brussels.
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Oilii1 1bot hill R� ldle.tf /e1 Se.,411 i
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1;0 , WAVING be su eYtDV+0± Hydro is
U G you can Actually,
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se as fast as possible fission of
� 1944, lie r yds otwn er Com io rural
working is Y
kleettie p°vf an nitres
in 1944r the Hl0 times as many Ontario constructed943 40 miles of rural
lines as in approximately In 19t13r there were °pl'
® were approximately 400 miles of
rural lines con
lines constructed.
In 1944 tbstructed.
1g43 numbered 225'
Consumers added in
1944 numbered 9':materials
Consumers added ►n
of manpowerand
94m er an
shortages expansion es are in the armed
yt►arple, even greaterH Hydro employ telae tech-
nical
some n an O Y Government for special
con-
cramp on loan to`tlte materials needed in co-
rces on many aired in the ng its
akar v✓O of Hydro lines are alsyou! tired Is electricity
con-
struction War weaponsonditions to provide
manu-
facture of existing rural
best under 1 gervices, for new
to essential out 8000 applications
that will al
There are have been possible. However, there acute services as soon delays because
uses as a result e acute
e
as p
connectedbefudher seem that
probably of Inions. If the and lines
shortages in our Farm, please
Termone tN less
wartimeduly
• conditions. s
slew o getting while bandicapp
e Commission to serve you.
�..� doing its utmost
'THE HYDRO - ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
FOR SALE
100 Acre Farm, close to school,
on Provincial highway, abunaanoe
rf water, good buildings, good soil,
being North half of lot 16, ate con,
of Morris.
Apply on premises.
Edward Nichol R. R. 4 Brussels
MAN WANTED—
Good Rawleigh Route now open
nearby. If welling to conduct Home
Service business while earning good
living, write immediately. •
Rawlelgh's, Dept.
Ley. No. ML -]52 46:4, Montreal,
FOR SALE -
1 Roali Durham Heifer - with calf
at foot ,and 4 Durham Heifers,
springing, oleo 10 head of Poll
Angus and Hereford Steers, rising
2 yea.ns old.
Stewart Turner Phone 20-r-15
TENDERS WANTED-
-for supplying 11 cords of body
r• oocl. Maple and Beech, and 3 coeds
of cedar, to be delivered at the
Ethel Public School: Tenders to be.
addressed to:
Wm, T. Spence.,
See: Treas„ S.S. No, 11, Twp of. Grey
Box 13, -Ethel, Ontario
"I have never been • so pleased
with a flock of birds." •says one
Kitchener Big -4 Chick customer,
Others write of early laying, good
evedght, livability. Agent hese will
save your time by quoting prices,
taking. aider. Advise early contact
to save disappointment, R. S. War.
wide, Hill Top Ranch, Brussels.
Have your
EYES
Properiyeared
for
NOW
F. F. Homuth
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 118 Harriston
Livestock Men Meet In
Toronto, Feb. 12 to 16
The week of February 12 to 16 will
see a great influx aif the leading•liye•
steak breeders of Ontario into To -
ionto for the annual meetings of
the various purebred livestock es-
sooiations, both provincial and
national, All the meetings are to
ho held at the Royal York Hotel, and
from Monday morning to Friday
night there will be a constant round
of business sessions, consisting of
meetings of Boards of Directors and
Vie annual sessions' of the w arioua
otganizattan1,
P 1 L E se±diitrers si!
bleedlht.g and
protruding
plies should
know Bonkers Herbal Pills treat the
cause at its source. Money back it
the that bottle does not satisfy. Buy
front your druggist, b', R. Smith, at
The %iexa1l Stele, ,Sruseels,
E,dr;,,,.,1
. Jara;ir)• 1118t. 1941
Here's the situation: 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 needs have been met, these manufacturers
must make a major changeover before they can resume
normal production of supplies fir civilian use . .. Which
means that we must continue to defer many requests for
telephone service, awaiting the day (we hope it may not be
too long delayed!) when materials in adequate volume and
skilled manpower again become available. The applications
se oar welting list will be Med as promptly and fairly
as possible, on ■ first-eome•fit'st•eerved basis.
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BUSINFSS CARDS
Dennis Duequette — Licensed Auctioneer
(FOR HURON COUNTY)
For Engagements Prone31 "The Brussels Post" and they will bs
looked after immediately,
For Information, etc., write or phone either- 5t-,•.13 OR
41X at Brussels, Ont.
ALL SALES CONDUC ED IN A SATISFACTORY MANNER.
MODERATELY PRICED.
Allan A. Lamont
Agent for—Fire, Windstorm, and Automobile Insurance
Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy for farmers.
Queen St. Brussels 'Phone 657
W. D. a. Jamieson, M.D., C.M., L.M,C,C,
Physician and Surgeon
(Coroner)
Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - 8 p.m. -
Aiso 11 - 12 a.m. when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p.m.
Sundays—Emergencies and by appointment only.
Home calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 pm.
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 $7.r•2
Harold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
(Licensed in Hurun and Perth Countleos
PRICES REASONABLE, SATISFACTION Gl1A tANTEED
For Information, ate, write or phone Harold Jackson
phone 12 on 658 Soetorth R.R. 1, 31uc.field
Make ar"•angen eats at The Brussels Post ar
Eimer D, Bell, Barrister Office, Brussels.
1(D. .l' RANN Furniture
FUNERAL kVeb AMBULANCE SERV Ii'E.
Licensed Funeral Director and Embai?e3er
PHONE 3S or 85 —"-- — BRUSSELS, ONT.
JAMES McFADZEAN
Howick Mutual Fire Insurance
Hartford Windstorm Tornado Insurance
Automobile Insurance
PHONE 42 - P.O. BOX 1 -
TURNBERRY 5T. ---x— BRUSSELS, ONT. -
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Huron County)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES REASONABLE
For Engagements Phone 11 "The Brussels Post», and they velli
be ?coked attar Immediately -
For information, etc., w lie or phone Lew. Rowland 0110444 al,
Seaforth; cr write R.R. 30 Walton: -
W. S. Donaldson —'• Licensed Auctioneer
Phone 35-r-13 — Atwood Ont.
for the Counties of Huron and Pettit
All sales promptly attended to -- Charged moderate
Por Engagements phone 31 "The Brusels Poet" and they
0w— fell Will be looked after immediately. lrto