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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1945-4-11, Page 3WANTED LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS also GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS BEST PRICES PAID' Before you sell any poultry phone the Export Packers. We will call at your place for any quantity or you can bring them to ua. Export Packers i BRUSSELS PHONE 70x CRANBROOK The regular monthly meeting or the W.113:S, wets held in the church on April 4 with au attendenee .or nine ladies. The president, Mrs 1), Huether was in the chair and Mrs, C. Omstead presided at the organ. The G1ad Tidings prayer was read by Mrs. D. Huether and the Scripture lesson from Luke 24 was read by Mrs. Sohn Schnook, The minutes were read and approve; and the roll call was answered by giving a short prayer. ,Psahn 41 and Hymns 282 and 374 were sung. II Current events were read by Mrs. Celia Iiuether and Mrs. M. Engel A reading on "The New .Church' was given by the president. also the chapter "Triumphing over Tragedy" from the study book. The meeting ' dosed with the singing of, the National Anthem and the Benedic- tion by the president, Fourteen tables of euchre wore in play at the Red Oross euchre and dance in the hall on Thursday even- ing last. High scores were won bY Mrs. Lloyd Michel and Murray Hueth. er and coueoeation awerds went to Greta Snaith and Harry Walton, Win- ners inners in the spot dance were John Wilson and Mrs. J. Keys and the elminabion dance Dloyd Mi•ebel and Bernice Meehan. Music for dancing was supPlied by Mrs. C. Kernaghan, Wm, and Stuart -McNair and Ross McTaggart, Little Diane McNair drew the lucky ticket onthe rug which went to Mrs, Geo. Wcsenberg, Sandwiches and coffee were sold and a 'total of $67.30 was realized. Friends here or Mr, and Mrs. Alf. King of Brantrord were very sorry to beer that their eldest daughter Shirley was so badly burned on Thursday and is at present in Brant- ford hospital. Billie Ziegler of Ethel, a normalite, is spending this -week as assistant teacher in the school here. /5 iT OCALISI YO0 06HrH cHl.1D IIIR 8010, NAMING yCl/ORTl�'ICTONY ?: 1se ti dui 441 P.0 • 1 ANI M A L SMIVID tIptficidy removed in Clams Sanitary troch.. Phone coiled, iR BIRISSELS William Stone Sons Limited - THE BRUSSELS POST iN'ednesd'ay, April i,'lth, 1040 OLD CHUM FOR PIPE OR ROLLING YOUR OWN CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RENT— Apartment in Terrane, phone 105x WANTED— Cattle to pasture by the Month, Phone 111x -p-2 Wesley Stephenson FOR SALE— Colony house 10 x 10. phone 23x Bill Hacker FOR SALE— Rook Chicles, Pullets and Cocker- els, 4 weeks old April 19th. Apply at The Post LUST -- 2 parcels, accidentally put In wrong ear. phone 58-r-5 'Vers, Laois Armstrong FOR SALE— Registered Shorthorn Bull over a year old, phone 66-e-13 Geo. Pollard POTATOES FOR SALE— Quantity of Cotter potatoes No, 2' Grade suitable for seed, phone 50-r-17 Elgy Braudou WANTED— Ii1. girl to lielp with )souse emit, 'apply at 'Pte Post FOR SALS- A man's Moycle, in good rendition, apply at The Poat FOR SALE— Two horse -power gasoline engine Fairbanks Morse. Just like new, Tot 24, Con, 14, Twp, Grey Selwyn Baker FOR SALE— A five -roomed brick house, stable FOR SALE-- 1229 ALE-1229 Foard Roadster, serial No. CA93598. phone Brussels 59-r-6 WANTED-- Experienced ANTED-Experieiuced Falun Worker welts farm work by the month. taDply at The Post • FOR SALE— Vanguard ALE Vanguard Seed Oats, 2 -rowed Seed Barley. phone 86-r-6 John J. Kelly WANTED— Cattle to pasture for the season also a_ house for rent in the. village of Ethel. phone 3'5-r-13 E. ThonePpson WANTED— , TED , Cuougmber growers ' around Brus- sels and Ethel for Libby, McNeil and Libby apply to Albert Kramler,s Dublin, Cat. FOR SALE +Leghorn Cockerels at ,.4 and 5 weeks of age, Partly raised as broilers or fine for fried chicken -- 10e each. plrone38x-4 "ifiralter Rose Poultry. ;Farm LOST_ —` An idem tiflcation gold bracelet's with the name "Lillian" inscribed on it, in or around Ethel Flail, khan 25-r-26 Lillian Mitchell and garage in the village of Ethel Fee further particulars apply to J. M. Bray, Listowel FOR SALE— A .00long house 16 x 16 also a p'ood rubber tired top buggy. phone 28-r-23 Anglia Brown FOR SALE- �Y Kitchener Big -4 Hatchery are taing . orders for May and June delivery of •ehleks and pullets, Can give. immediate delivery of cocker- els, some started, Please let me have your order now: Agent , • 11, S, Warwick, Hill Top Ranon, Brussels AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS at the residence of Mary H, Kerr, Turnberry St., Brussels on SATURDAY, APRIIL 14th Sale Commences at 12 O'clock 2 ferneries 2 book oases 1 antique occasional chair 1 brown velour cfhesherfleld chair 1 mantel clook 1 Occasional chair 1 musk cabinet 1 oak library table 1 ekes terfield table 1 davenport 1 china cabinet 1 Atwater Kent Radio 1 leather chair and foot stool 1 occasional chair (rocker) 2 wall mirrors Hoover Vaeouum Gleaner Drapes and eurtains 2 sets bookshelves 3 ecvered.bedroom boxes 1 grass chair 1 rocking .chair 1 antique chair 1 hall cheer 1 tattling cot and reaGtresa 1 Walnut dresser I' walnut chiffonier 1 set shelves 1 flower stand 1,brses bed, spring and mattress 1 each stand and mirror 1 covered bedroom chair 1 ivory dresser 1 fern stand 2 parlour tables 1 'bedisdde table 1 bed. spring and mattress 2 mirrors a number or pictures large number of -dishes feather tick 1 Boal ail stove and oven a large number 'of books Tudhope sleotric range 1 dresser 1 woad box on casters TERMS -CASH MARY H. KERR, Proprietress LEW ROWLAND, Auctioneer ROBT. PATRICK, Clerk FOR SALE — Chicks from famous, pedigreed stock imported from E. B. Parment- er, famous breeder of Rhode island Reds, This strain has won more laying oonteste than any other re- gardleea .of breed, holds official world record 361 see in 357 days. To inbroduee this strain I have 250 chicks May lot. These are the last this sestet:, A4 popular prices, phone 19x R. S. Warwick s AUCTION SALE Property &, Household Effects In the Village lla a of Ethel SATURDAY, APRIL 14th At 1:30 o'clock sharp, the following 1 Lawn mower, 1 scythe all hinds of garden tools step ladder large cane Beatty -electric washing machine Raymond sewing machine drop leaf table Mectrie eangette, lecke new sddgeboaed cabinet electric radio, good Quebec. cook stove oak buffet, false new extension table 1? kitchen chairs 4 necking chairs number of small tables carpet sweeper copper boiler cet 240 lb soales eleotrie iron, new Chest of drawers, walnut 2 sets quilting ensures 3 belles, meanings and mattresses caresser with large mirror and ' washstand toilet set organ Axrndnsiter. rug 9 x 12 linoleum to cover room. 16 x 16 quantity of kitchen uteneils quantity of sealers P "'-..cam:.- FOR SALE— Government Approved chick , bargains for this week and next. Noresexed; -White Leghorns 10,95, Barred Rocks 11.96, New Hamp- shires 11.95, Assorted Light Breeds $9.95, Assorted Heavy Breeds 210.95, Pullets; White Leghorn. 22.95 Barred Rocks 19.95, New Hamp- shires 1.9,95, Assorted Light Rreed6 20,985, Assorted Heavies ,17.05, Gook. erels; Barred Reeks $7.35, New F7amnshires 6.95, Assorted Heavies 6.95, Aeeerted Medium 1,75, 2 week old chicks add 6o 'per chick to above `prices, Shipped C,O.D, This ad'vertiseuient Met a nompany yt0ntr crest, Top Motet Chickerie6, attelph, On-arie In Memoriam SIbARPJ6—Mrs, W. J. Sharpe who Paseed away April 10, 1941. Ileaatiful memories treasured for- ever Of happy flays we spent together A loving smile and a happpy face A broken link we can never replace, ever remembered by husband and granddaugliters, the twins. HEN FR YN Continued From Page One a irelglit train each way eaolt day, Uld Telegrams The losiowiug old telegrams were Mend when the Hunfryn Station was 1.-i'n dawn. Jluntreal Telegraph Company Flenfryn, 1077 To John holt Vetrinary Saracen Brussels in cow threat, if you have instrument bring it. Davies, * * * Montreal Telegraph Company Henfryn, 1877 Dr. Phillips, Listowel— Turnip• Corne at once, wlZs vary iii James Longmire, a * * Montreal Telegraph Company Henfryn, 1873 To T. K. Anderson, ,Seerforth- Please send my overcoat bY stage tc•-night if ready. A. Dulmage, Agent, * * * The telegram was the. Meer cum- ruuuication as there were no tele- phones and retail had to be delivered by stage coach and was much quick- er in cases of emergencies. s HENFRYN On the south sunny bank of the Maitland Is a hamlet so small and neat, That bears a Welsh name which is Henfryn, Calm liaitland's •stream tounching her feet. 'Twos a pioneer village in days past - The old home of brume hardy strrng men, Whose heavy strokes laid low the forest, Their echoes resounding again.• -- a • '�'lss ill Tlie old saw -mill long since has been silent, Carne are forge, the inn -keeper and inn. 'Tara now bat a place of retirement— A. city teas once to have been, Frith a fire in the night came d Bus- ter,• And the faithful old store now is not Alone, the tile -yard with it's master, Holds place in the same quiet spot. There's a quiet nook nearby the tile - Where same hardy old oaks linger till s Could they speak,what tales they night impart. That storybooks many would 911, There, in Summer, the thorn trees so hoary, With their blossoms, sweet . love tales could tell; And the wild Mlles all in their glory Greet song birds we all lovesowell • Ton *lila be tba amt victim oI ire, -ore test aril quickly destroy your hosh, your business, your property, your whole lifo's work. Lek Pilot Insurance accept tire risk -ready end quick to pay say just claim. The cost 01 very 1ow, We write Pilot Insurance to cover selected risks is Antoruobile, Fire, Personal Property Floater, Burglary, Plate Glass, Pub- lic Liability and other general insurance. Walter Scott —' Bruss.a;is Representing : PILOT. INSURANCEOMPANY •, ETHEL Mrs, W. Thompson followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. A reeling , 'Galilee" was given by i4iss T4.. Mrs. Jim McKee and children of I Fear. Miss Estella Cunningham Listowel spent the week end with sang a solo entitled "Alone," Hymn Mr. and Mrs. George Addy. !MA was sung. The minutes of the Miss Darling resumed duties as last meeting were read and approt- teaoher after spending her vacation _,'. The roll was called answered by with her parents in Mildma.r. . repeating one of the sayings of L. Cpl Stan. Alexander has are- � Jesus on the Cross. Mrs. McInnis turned to Trenton after ]'saving spout gave a short reading, The offering e few days aft his home hem. � was taken followed by the business Miss Elsee Franklin spent the I period. Hymn 224 was sung. ,sirs. week and at the home of Mr, and R. Campbell gave a reading "A New Mrs. George Addy. ! 'Venture."` The topic Mans' was The United Church Mission Baud taken by Mrs. S. Dunbar. Hymn was held April 7th at the home of 209 was shrug. The eleme t events Laura Earl; with 13 members. and were in charge of Mrs', S, W11s�n. The meeting closed with Hymn 270 and the Benediction after which -a one visitor presesil. The meeting opened by singing hymn 15, followed by the Lord's Prayer Laura Earl read a poem entitled "We Thank Time." Hymn 597 was - then sung. Mrs. Godden read a story, after ivbdoh business was discussed. The roll call was, answered and four gold - stars were -then presented to the. ones knowing their "Mission Pur- pose." Gasnes were then played and the children enjoyed a delicious birch served by the hostess, The The next meeting will be held et the home of Mrs. 'Cardiff with Lara, Tbere are friends who to visit skill come back, Dreaming fondly of days that are gone; But many more never will come back— Their work here forever 7s done. dainty lunch was serveg by the hostess end the ooanmittee in charge. JAMESTOWN Allan and Mrs. Ramsay left for their new home in Tara Tuesday of site pest week. The previous evening neighbors and friends gave a fare- well party in the ball at Jamestown and presented thein with "an electric .Earl ,and Florence Campbell supply- piano lamp. Mr. Ramsay expressed ing lunch, ' thanks on behalf of himself and We are sorry to.learn that Mrs.. R, wife for their gifts, after which a t.iochrane is ill, her many friends 1 very pleasant evening was spent in social intercourse and dancing. Lunch was also served at the :con- • cluelon. Mrs. King ST., is indisposed at Present as 'she fell and hurt her knee but is improving slowly. Lee Breckenridge bas purchased the Ramsay farm and will move there shortly. Mr. and Mrs, L. Wright, Toronto were Sunday visitors> at the former McQuarrie farm 4th line Gray. Mrs. Wright is a sister of Mrs. F. Stret- ton, of town. Mr. Graham Campbell does rot keep in as good health as his many friends would wish him to be. wish her a speedy recovery. Miss Yvonne and Master Mervin Golden have returned home after having spent the past ten days in St. Faults and •Stratford. Mr. Donald Dunbar and Georgia enjoyed a :week's vacation in Ham, Mon where they were the mutate of 12r. and Mrs. Frank Williams, A crokinole social was held in the basement of the United Church on Friday evening, April 6th ander the auspices of the W.M.S. Nine .tables were played and the prize went to Roe. S. Brenton. At the close it the party a delicious tench was served. Mrs. Percy Stephenson spent a few days 1n Hamilton lest week, Rev. and Mrs. Brenton had as their guests over the week end Miss Mona Murray and Mr. henry ll flag! both of Tee•srwater. Mrs, Brown of Hamilton and Miss Lucy Sanders were weekend guests of Mrs. King. • Mr, Percy. Stephenson and daug ter Sean, spent Sunday in Listowel end Atwood, Mr, and Mrs, Alex Pearson and son, Jimmie, spent ,Sunday with Mr and Mrs. McWilliam of Mt, Forest The April meeting ote the Women's Missionary Society was held et the Monte of Mrs. King with the proal• dent, Mrs, S. Brenton presiding. The meeting opened by .singing hymn 122 followed by the Lord's Prayer. Hymn 1112 was then sung, The roll Call was auetwered by an Raster verse Miring "the business, session a noanirr:ating conunuittee was memo to appoint delegates for the annual Presbytery. Mrs.' J. Pearson gave a splendid, toric on "Ne man Liveth by Himself," which. was Bellowed by a Mere a church living still is e'er telling The glad message of peace and good- will, 'Tis 'a quaint old church ever willing With com:art the sad heart to. fill. SAWS SHARPENED Hand Saws, , Cross -cut Saws Any kind of saws If you want yours to really cut as it should .••. Leave at The Poat Printing Office MAKE HERI PROUD OHER HAND The mail train at the depot will musical number by Mrs. Richards, passes, Mrs. Brenton and Mrs, Godden. 'he Ringing loudly it'sg eheerfel old hell; noxi; meeting will bo 'held at . the And happy the Strniles .it oft' uansos 1 hone of Mas. Summers when. Thank' Yon reason may guess fairly well I offering envelopes will- be received, ; -'• "" ""-• Niro. J, NDOWilliaan has returned 0 forget not the `home Of 7000 child- , to her Thome in Mount Forest after flood, Onr dear {Mende, although Par you PROPERTY—One 'and ons half wild - may roans; arse in the wild• hawse 7 rooms and For Hentryn w siboreY brick , kitchen; halt acne, of lend more or wood— lege, garage, hydro. throughout• A village, your father's old home, This, is a choice property in good .•-2r11mP M, Kerr, Ethel Oahe o4 repair, Low tasss,. Estate of the sate MARY SMALLDON Terms on chattels, cash SPRING FURNITURE SALE,-- Terms on property made known day of sate, at the Mildmay Ptrnniture Store, 12 HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer pr-droeni Sakes at $74. $89;; 14 JOHN KRAUTER, Clerk CCe tefiiaid Suites; 8 good used For further partioulari apply to 115066, 'Free detiverY• S6lttiett W. J, SPENCE, Ethel and Soil, M11dbnaq; spending the past week whit her daughter, Mrs, Alex Pearson, The Lester meeting of the Pres- byterian W,MeS, wee held on-tiprli 3rd at the homte of Mrs. R. Cunning- ham with 19 ladies present, The president Mrs, McInnis was in charge and opened the meeting with "tile call to woi''ehlp" and too sing- ing of Hynult.638. The S1ripture, Luke 24 chapter beginning at verba ;10 wet read by Mrs' Molnnis, The prayers from the Glad Tidings wrre taken by Mts. Melia/Met Mrs, 7. Kreuter, bbs. S. Wilson, Mrs. Heath, grii, Wright, Mrs. E. 'ritomiss0n, dna Aklat The PROUDEST NAME 1'a $ 7.50 Alarmone Buy this ring with confidence --knowing it is guerilla- teedflawles When words fail cre- ons atiwill 75 wonde'sle k '• ,] rs A best seller and no wonders X15' It's perfect! it's begUtibul i