The Brussels Post, 1945-4-4, Page 3PJTE
LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS
also
GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS
BEST PRICES PAID
Before you zell any poultry phone the
Export Packers. We will call at your
place for any quantity or ,,you can bring
them to is.
Ex p ort
PHONE 70x
acvers
THE BRUSSELS POST
W...efea lea April 48h. 1945
LD
CHUM
FOR PIPE OR
ROLLING YOUR OWN
CLASSIFIED
ADS
WANTED—
, A girl to help with farm work,
apply at The Post
BRUSSELS • FOR E—
RENEWAL OF
UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE BOOKS
oar
Te 411 Cospliyeia:
All Unemployment Insurance Books for the
year ending March 31st, 1945, must be ex-
changed for new books.
Kindly communicate immediately with the
nearest Employment and Selective Service
Office if you have not already exchanged your
employees' books.
{
There are severe penalties for
failing to make Unemployment
Insurance Contributions jar
your insured employees and for
failure to renew the Insurance
Books as required.
To 411 emizloyees: -es
If you are an insured person protect your
benefit rights by seeing that your Insurance
Book has been exchanged. '
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION.
HUMPHREY MITCHELL,
Minister of Labour
LOUIS J. TROTTIER
R. J. TALLON
ALLAN M. MITCHELL
Commissioners.
DW 45-3-E
WANTED—
A vita to help with house torte.
.apply at The Poet
FOR SALE—
.1. llve-roomed bdck house, atable
and garage in the village of Ethel
For further particulars apply to
J. M, Bray, Listowel
130 p.m. with e good atteadance.
Braker Solvers adorned the 011ancel
and Cominunloit.Table. The Hely
Communion was celebrated by 'Jr
rector and as appropriate Plaster
e•ermon given. The Easter efferleg
gal.01111/411 to 534,20, T. I:Cerr was
organteL
AUCTION SALE
FOR' SALE—
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
A •colony house 10 x 16 also a
cb ern and 1 good horse, general
Purpose.
Pllone 28-r-23 - Angus 13rown
FOR SA L — —
Purebred Shorthorn bull, 8 Months
old, grandson of Mayflower 5011. No.
32980]. with a milk production of
8800 Tbs. and 350 lbs, of butter fat
in 306 clays,
phone 15-r-4 Earl A ad ers on
at the residence of Mary H. Kerr,
Turnberry $t., Brussels on
SATURDAY, APRIL 14th
Sale commences at 1:30 pan,
2 ferneries
2 book cases
1 antique occasional chair
1 brown velour chesterfield chair
1 what -not
1 mantel clock
1 (metope clo k
1 Occasional chair
1 music cabinet
AUCTION SALE
1 oak library table
Property & Household 'Effects'
1 chesterfield table
In the Village of Ethel
' 1 davenport
SATURDAY APRIL 145i
1 china cabinet
1 s Cobbler Potatoes, 00 00 sharp, the following
— phone 56-r-10joe Thtveli 1.
lawnmower, 1 scythe
011 kinds ree garden tools
Victory Day Service service.
iSt. John's
To Be Held at Melville Church thet ,evening
and$p.rn.
Rev. C. Wilson, S. Werr ano
M, T. Oldham neat In Brussels
Publdic Lfixraty on, 'Dhatraday, March
22nd at 8 pan. and made plains for
She Victory Day iService, 'Wheneve,
the newts of Victory comes, on that
dial a special comonanity service
will be held at S p.m. in Melville
Presbybeirlian Church, Brussele.
Rev. S. Keirc pastor of the church
will be in charge. Rev. H. C. Wilson
of the United Morrell will assist in
the service anvil the sermon will 1)8
given by Rev. M. P. Oldham of St.
John's Anglicism Church. A masated
choir of 'all choirs of the village
will be led by L. D, Thomps.on,
organist of 1Viel1100le Ohurdh. It is
,anticipated that between 800 and
1000 peipple will take part in this
service..
The Brastsels council will plan a
civic celebration for ate, tal.
FOR SALE—,
4 -year -Old MECO.
phone 36-r-4
Sam Alcock
FOR SA LE—.
Car of mill feed to unload abon
April 7th,
D. M. McTavish
FOR SALE—
Cartier oats, vanguard oats,
Alaska oats, apply to
phone 49-r-10 Richard Robinson
WANTED --
Cattle to pasture by the month for
the season.
phone 42-1,26 R1011801 Garter
FOR RENT -
25 acres Dor crop and the balance
is. pasture.
apply at The Posit
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N OT 10 E—
Holtis the t 'lane to have your
painting clone. First class work
reasonable prime.
Phone 39x W. G. Tucker
FOR SALE --
One oil burning brooder, one, two—
wheeled Nailer and one riding plow.
also a guantity of good potatoes.
phone 25-r-2.6 plank W. MItoh,ell
TENDERS WANTED—
To point the .outside of United
Church at Bluevalle, 2 ttoats.
Tenders to elos.e Amal 7611.
•.a.PPlis to Sperling alotaistori,
Sec. Trustee Board
FOR SALE—
Alaska Oats and O. A. C. No, 21
barley mixed, Mao Dnban oats ay.
Nothant barley mixed.
phone 43.r-2.5 'Gordon Knight
Lot;17, 0011. 14, Grey
WANTED TO BUY—
Old Glassware, Colville, OId Plates,
1 Coal 011 Lamps, Old Brass, Orna
ments, etc, etc.
Apply to Box 50
Brussels Posf
0,
bell will be rung FOR SALE—
of the service at 7.30 ,Seed oats, Vanguard et 6,ic per
.1 bus.; Alfalfa & Timothy hay at
511.00 per ton; one colony howl*,
:
phone 437 or 44x ' John McNair
SPRING FURNITURE SALE—
at the Millamay Furniture Store, 12
Pedroom Suites 'at 574. 589; 10
Cheeterfiela Vest; 8 good need
Piattos Feee ,clelineeny. Schnell
I anti Sou, Mildmay. •
Enroll Now As
A Blood D.onor
Have you donated your blood that
is so vitally heeded? Now that our ,
ren awe engaged in the deotsive
battles, of Germany we at, home can.
510 less, than. give the blood that
means reviving life, to OUT gallant
waunded.
T941,8neat clinic will be held 111
Brussels on, Friday, April 13th, If
you have not already enrolled as a
blood donor -do se ,at once. All those
11.110 WW1 to contribute blood an that
date, ether those who are enrolled
or who wish to become donors, are
asked tic give their names Bit once
to the Sharelary, Mrs. H. B. Allen,
Enlist as 'a blood donor now—your
blood may soya a life,
10 x 12 ft. Terme Cash
FOR SALE—
. Orders. POT May delivery of Kitch-
ener Bic.4 Chicks and pangs being
; taken now Sorry none available
• sooner, But for immediate de"
livery they have 000kerels, clayolde
ol d sten..ten; These will soon go.
Order now. Agent—R. S. Warwick,
FOR SAL E—
j Chicks- from famous., pedigreed
stook imported from B. B. Ferment -
D or ' Manta d f Rh d laud
A N 1 11/11 A . I. S DIDIESABLED '" elareda. This bspiterealnar 'Ls won Island
laying contests than any other re-
.
i.buicidy removed in Clean Sanitary truck.. ' Phase collect. cordless of breed, holds official
‘ World record 551 eggs, In 357 daye.
12 BRUSSELS . 90 introduce this etratn I have 250
fatal) ladder
large range
Beatty eleotric washing machine
Raymond sewing machine
drop leaf table
electric raogette, like new
sideboard
cebinet electric radio, good
Quebec cook stove
oak buffet, like new
extension table
12 kitchen chains
4 rocking chairs
number of small tables
carpet sweeper
copper boiler
:tat 240 lb scales
electric iron, new
attest of drawers, walnut
2 sets quilting frames
3 beds, springs and mattresses
dresser with large mirror and
wash stand
toilet set
organ
Aarnanster rug 9 x 12
linoleum to ooyer room 15 x 15
quantity of kitchen utensils
'quantity of sealers
PROPERTY—One and one half
atom trick house, 7 rooms and
kitchen; half acre of land MOTS or
less, garage, hydro thanighollt.
Thia. is a choece property in good
state of repair. Low taxes.
Estate of the late
MARY SMALLDON
Terms on chattels, cash
Terms on property made known
day of sale.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
JOHN KRAUTER, Clerk
For further particulars apply to
W. J. SPENCE, Ethel
chicks. April 17; 2,50 ebtoks ApS1 24.
.. V% ;Wan, Stone Sons Lintited
, At popular prioea.
, phone 19x R. S. Werwiek
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Have your
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Properlyeared
for
NOW
F. F. Homuth
OPTOMETRIST
HENFRYN
A Good Felday Service was held
in St. David's Church at 11 axe.
with a fine .attentlance. The reetor,
Rev, M. 7, Oldham conducted the
service and preached the eermon.
An Baster Day Service WEDS held at
Phone 118 Harriatise
41'
1 Atwater Kent Radio
1 leather chair and foot stool
; 1 occasional ellen (rocker)
I 2 walla mirrors
; 1 Brunswiek Vietroia and number of
records
1 Hoover Vacuum Meaner .
Drapes and curtains
2 sets bookshelves
3 covered bedroom boxes
1 grass chale
1 rocking chair
1 antique chair
1 hall chair
1 Podding cot and mattress
1 walnut dresser
1 walnut chiffonier
1 set shelves
1 flower stand
1 Masa beds spring and matatess
1 wash stand and mirror
1 covered bedroom chair
1 ivory dresser
1 fern stand
2 parlour tables
1 bedside table
1 bed, spring and mattress
2 mirrors
a number or pictures •
large number of dishes
fen ther tick
1 coal oll stove and oven
a large number of books
Tudhope electric range
1 dresser
1 wood box on casters
TERMS—CASH
MARY H. KERR, Proprietress
LEW ROWLAND, Auctioneer
ROBT. PATRICK,•Cierk
JAMESTOWN
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Hamilton
and family have moved from the
Santee Coutt farm, 2nd cons to a
farm in the vicinity of Idatowel.
Mrs. G. Workman of Weston
visited with her parents, Mr and
Sirs. Fleur Grainger over the week
ea d.
Mist; Gertrude Payne, Hanover, a
neat with Mr. and Mrs. B. Payne.
Wm. Graiinger, Toronto, with Mr.
ate Mrs. Mervyn Grainger over the
bolidey.
New% the eltuetlem Mikes et satishesse sgiehelow Wes
hese Way as mem al all kite he dm armed sanlms.
Foe thee% she time to dm reconvaating still lies dna
Seem attar war needs hive been met, these inenufactumat
must mak* a ma* change -over before they eau Mama
productlou ot a:implicit for civilian Whiah
mama that we meet continue te &tar many requests he
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ow uug delapsill) .his amoorkele la adequate volume and
ANA malvaieer Nola beams avallalslo. The getgleadean
oak foie welds llst le111 Is IWsas peesseety ustask
ae real% ad a Illsoiaiitoditoseerood holo.
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your business, your property,
your whole life'a work. Lea
Pilot Insurance accept the
risk -ready and quick to per
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very low.
We write Pilot Insurance
to cover selected rialto In
Automobile, Fire, Personal
Property Floater, Burglary,
Plate Glass, Pub-
lic Liability
and other
general
insurance,
ETHELMr. and Nrs, Alex MoltaY, highla
esteemed residents of Atwood cel'
A pretty wedding was. solemnized brated their forty-Pourth weddin
Friday, March 23 al 7 p.m. at tbe anniversary ad their home over 111
home of Rev. R. C. Munn of Central week end of March 23n51. On Silt
United Church, Hamelton, when day frieads in Atwood called I •
Margaret Elizabeth Barton, dang,is extend felioitations. Members '
ter of Mrs. Percy Stevenson and
the late Mr, L. Barton was milted
in marriage to Douglas William Jess
SOC of Mr. and Mrs. Williain Jess
of 225 Tiadele St., Hamilton. Mr.
and Mrs. James Hampson attended
the bride and. groom.
The bride was charming In a
clove blue wool suit and wore a
corsage of American bullet, roses
with forget-me-nots and rose freisa.
Mrs, lasimpsan, sister of the bride
was attired in a brown wool suit
with & corsage ef Talisman loses
with yellow Prelate..
Following the ceremony the
happy couple left CM a short wedding
trip to Toronto and Ethel, home of
the bride. They will reside in
FlansMon. .
A epe:vial servide was held in the
Ethel Presbyterian Church on
Good Friday. Rev. Ivor McIver
took charge of the worship servile,
assisted by Rev. S. Brenton who
gave as his text, "The message of
the Cross". The choirs of both
chureltes rendered a pleasing
anthem, "A. place called Getheem-
anec" Ross . Cunningham gave a
splendid sofa entitled, "Thy Will Be
Done."
Miss Margaret Rowland, Miss
Jean Cocheane and Miss Helen
Pearson have returned to their
homes here for the summer months.
Zeigler and son Bill are
spending* a few days in Norwich.
0.4e1, Ronald Love of Hyacinthe,
Que.. is home on a two 2is
wee`t fur.
21. Brenton.
Vasitorns: Miss Muriel Kreuter,
Ottawa, with her parents; Hr. and
Mrs. J. Kranter. Miss Eltizebetn
Fear, Woodatock, with her parents.
Mr. and :Hrs. H. Fear; Mr. and Mrs.
their -tom tly and other relative
entertained to dinner on Sunda.
were: Mao. Isabel Wallter, Toronto
hir. and Mrs. Roy Cleland arta
Josie of Guelph; 1V1r, awl Mia
Sam Frazer. Gerald and Laura
Burford; Mr. and Mrs, John Mc
Eaohern and Irene of Heepeler.
Mrs. Dodd of Galt; Mr. and Mrs
Rose Patterson of Hamilton; Mrs
Duncan McKay 0,f Stratford; Mrs
of 1VI
John Howard oncrieff; Mr. an:
Mrs. Percy Stephenson and ;Mau o -
Ethel and Mrs. Elgin Dewart. I'
was also the ocoasion of the fort:-
second wedding anniversary of M.
mai Mrs. MeEeetern,
On April 122011 at 2:30 Mrs. I3rentor
will be hostess to the ladies of 01r
Women's Institute. "Geology" 8811
ba given by Rev. S. Brenton. A goo,
attendance w,111 be appreciated,
Miss, Darling is spending he
vaeation with her parents it
Miedmay.
The Crokanole party scheduled tc
be held on 'Tuesdlay. April 3ra In the
United. Church has been postponer
.1118011til Friday, April 6th.
A successere cia.nce spousorea b•
the Women's Institute was held. 0"
March 2238011in the township hall
The prize given for the best squar
dance set and donated by Mr. Tar
McDonald was won by the IvIolee
worth group consisting of Mr. en,
Mrs. Watson Brown, 1Vfr. and Mr:
Bill Campbell, Bill Bremner and
Mese Marion Smith, MAC Smith an'
B -wa •
lough. Mise Ricky. , al1 13owes
tiba winner of the quilt sold b
Dutch Auotion, while Miss Edit,
Speirau held the Maley ticket, draw'
by Mrs Carr, fOT the quilt madelv
the ladies of the latb. grotto. 710
E. MOTaggart with Mr. and Mrs. I were sold by the village group whil,
from the various section
Jim Lamont, IVIllverton; Mr. and ladies
stem.a.tt ReThry, wingim with supplied the Iamb.. The ladles o
1 the Women's Institute are ver:
MT. and Mao, AlthCIC Henry; Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Lake, Dorothy and Dawn,
Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs. Camer-
on Cochrane; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hunt
and eon John of Durham, Mr,
Norman McWilliam of Mt. Forest
and Mr. and Mrs, 3, MeValliam of
Nit. Forest with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
PC ELT$011: Pte, ROT Wilbee and Pte,
Bill Dobeon of Oamp Ippeoreash at
their respective 'homes; Mae Alava
Paitereon, Reg, N., of Listowel with
her parents lair. and' Mrs, Wm,
Patterson; Masi. Jones of Hamilton
with her daughter Nile, Stanley
1,irlds.on: Yvonne and Mervin Godlier;
with their grandpaprents in St
f:rat-
Oapt. and Mrs,. Gregor Roy and
son Robert have returned to 051.0.11
Borden atter spending a few days
evelle Mr. and, Mrs.. Bert Vorlden.
Congeegatione of Unean, 211811 and
Ethel United Oltnavalves will gather
in Etliel *Install Bandar, April 8th
at 11 aan„ villie;re 'a Tadio will be
installed to listen to the Heron
Presbytery 'United M81& Service.
Rev. jesse H. Annnp, tit.A., 0,0,
Moderator of the 'United Church of
Cenedet Will .a.diaresis the entire
membereetip, Misdating With the
service• Nile be Rev. G. G. Burton,
M.A.. B.D., chairman of Hinton
Presbytery, Rear. rt. a, colsittna,
Tu., president of London Confer-
ence end Rev. W. A; Beeoroft, B.A.,
Bn.ra
,cpastor of Gs/Ingham "United
ehii
A large oengeegallon enjoyed the
sumacy evening aerviee at the Unit-
ed March when the choir rendered
their Oantate, "The, Easter Guest.,"
Wine George Menges presided over
11.te reading period while members
00 the choir gave ValSelte, apppro-
prints hymnssolos, a duet and a
number bY the male quartette, 'Elle
Servioe was eetteltaled with "The 1
1410183" Stud the triettediction by Rev,
grateful to those who heaped
making this dance D. success.
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