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WALTON
Mother's Day May 14th, was fitt-
ingly observed in St. George's Ang-
lican Church with a good attendance
The service was in charge of the Rea
tor Rev. M. F. Oldham and the ger-
man was preached by Rev. H. A.
.1amieson, Rector of St. Saviour's
Ohurck in Toronto, who delivered a
very fine sermon on the widow and
her mite as recorded in St. Luke Ch.
.51:4. Beautiful flowers adorned the
Communion Table. These were in
• memory of the Late Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Anderson for many years mem-
hers ,of the Church. The choir rend-
ered a .lovely Mother's Day Anthem.
Miss Emma Sap'derson, officiated at
the organ.
Service in St. George's Church
each Sunday at,1.30 P. M.; Sunday
F drool at 2.30 P, M.
On Wednesday evening, May 3rd a
large a umber...of friends and rela-
tives gathered in Walton oemmunity
hall to do honour to the newlyweds,
Mar. and Mrs. Glenn Pr'yce.Tbe even-
ing was spent in dancing and social
drat. At lunch the young couple
were called to the platform and Mr.
Bill Learning presented the gifts
consisting of an occasional chair
. THE BRUSSELS POST
two small obeli's, a tri -light lamp,
table lamp, two pair of silver salt
arlcl pepper shalcel'% a silver tray,
silver butler dish, a smoking cabinet,
e man's leather travelldug case, Mr.
G. C. Grainger read the address!
Dear Ethel and Gleiin:--
it is always a ,pleasure to cele-
brate with a newly married couple.
Your friends and neighbors have
gathered here this (Wooing, not with
piow-share and hammers, bat with
waste and dancing,
Ethel, we feel In this eomnituaity
that you aro going to be greatly
missed. You have eutered late
every phase of community life, The
Y.P.U., the choir and the ehureh
have all benefitted from your
loyalty and lead ership, Your
example of self-sacrificing service
has created for you an everlasting
memorial in the minds and hearts
of those who know yon. Many 0 one
both old and young have felt the
nt[htng"toneh or your hand. Mauy a
wear) midridgh h'otur has ,been short-
ened. many .0 fevered brow has been
cooled, many a beet of pain has been
made easier to bear by a word, a
tonoh or a glance from you - • Not
to mention the many doses 61 vile.
tasting medicine you have minim
;Mtered without mercy.
Let. ns hope that now you are
married, your husband will not bo
seriously i11, we knowing 'h'ow
healthy he le and that you would io,t
want tfo practice on him So just in
case year need a little praotice cake
in a while here is a model for
demonstration purposes.
Glenn, we feel that you are to be
colt r.atuleted on' choosing such a
mire as )Othel, You have all the
clnalties a a good ,Ohristian char -
meter. We know you will establish
a •home which will be an asset to the
community in which you live. You
have given unstintingly of your time
and talents to entertain others with
your music. It has been said that
"Love makes the world go around
and music keeps it from getting
mouldy. With Ethel to love and
your music to entertain you, you are
a pretty lucky fellow..
Your friends and neighbours take
this opportunity of wishing you both
a !long. happy and prosperous
married life ` together. As a re,
meuibrance from us in the yearn to
etome we offer you these gifts.
Signed on behalf of your reigli-
beers and friends from Walton and
community.
saenmse esaaapere.
They're TALKING ABOUT . t.. a Ten -Cent Dollar !
Toy speak ofit glibly...butwhatdoes itmean? I+ means that every pay-day if your
boss paid you in crisp new one -dollar bills ° each ofthem would buy only a
measly fen-cents'worth of goods :A11 those savings you've made with ten dimes
to o dollar would shrink to the size ofone . That's inflation! So we're lucky in
Canada that price ceilings and other anti-inflafionary'measures have kept our
dollar value HIGH. in fact, a dollar goes father to•day... buys more goods g
tate 1044
than the dmllarofl9l&T, •Look at those prices, a pound of cocoa tn•day oomparedto
e4`,1 51ee
the � s°T it was then. The sane quality towels now, were nthen. Y9s, wt, get o -
good doIkrdworth to -day, And remember -you protect your dollar value wheilyounefilse
to pay more than the ceiling price...denounce black markets ... buy Victory Bonds you
out v.
..save.. payoff debts\- and help keep the cost of living down!
T
1 promise to give my support to keeping the cost
of living clown. I will buy only what I need. I O
will observe the ceiling whether buying or sell -
big goods or services. I will pay off old debts,
save for the future, invest in Victory Bonds and
War Savings Certificates. And I will support
taxes which help lower the cost of living.
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VIRGINIA
PIPE TOBACCO
It's a real
pipe smoker's
tobacco
CLASSIFIED
ADS
HOUSE FOR SALE—
apply to Mrs. R. Dark
Phone 50 Brussels
.....
FOR SALE -
9 'York Sows dare middle of June.
phone 17-r-4 Jack Bryans
WANTED -
10 head of yearlings to take in
far pasture, plenty of grass and
water, apply to Mrs. Louisa Selling
Phlone Brussels 39-r-4
LOST— •A. license plate No. 531484. Pinder
leave at The Posta
FOR SALE—
Remington Typewriter.
phone 64
FOR SAFE -
1 Hereford Calf, 5 weeks old; 1 Poi
Angus •Calf, 1 week old.
phone 34-r-9 Arthur Ward
FOR SALE -
8 young eaves, Durham and
Hereford, also a treat aow.
Phone 35-r-17 Glen Ecltlnier
FOR SALE—
A. Colony ,house 912 ft, x 10 ft.
(nearly new) also a brooder stove:
phone121-r-28 Mrs. Dave Inglis
LOST- \ •
Dicense plate No. 25672. . Finder
Please get in touch With
phone 40-r-7 ,Tee Martin
FOR SALE—
Shipmertt of Radio Batteries just
received.
phone 62x Dean Davison
FOR SALE -
1 Dodge panel truck 1928, good
mechanical :eondittion, also green
mountain 'certified -seed potatoes.
phone Brussels 35116
C. E. Rowland
PLANTS AND FLOWERS--
Leave
LOWERS—Leave yourorder with Grewar'e
or phone 5 for ,your Cabbage,
T•omaltoss, Cauliflower, Snaps and
Petunias, etc, OBIDBR EARLY.
A. Grewar
FOR SALE—
Vanguard Oats eh 306 per bus.
Soy beans'at $3.00 per bus,
phone 43-r-7 or -44x
John McNair, .lot 20, Con, 14, Grey
FOR SALE—
Large White Pekin Duck Eggs
and Seed Buckwheat.
Phone Brussels 43-r24,
George Weisenberg
WANTED
Cattle to pasture on the }I -ugh.
Lamont Farm, plenty of water and
slhacle. Reasonable charge.
It J. Maier,
R.R. 3 Brussels
'FOR SALE—
Ethan oats and No -barb Barley
mixed, .also a .small quantity of
Alaska oats and No. 21 0-4_0. Barley
all very clean.
phone 43-r-25 Gordon, Knight
]-e
AGENTS WANTED—
Start your own parttime business
without any, investment on your part.
Profitable Watkins Route available
in nearby locality. Suitable travel.
outfit required, 'For details writo
promptly to The J. R. Watkins Com-
pany, dept. "0-13.4" 2177 A1asson
Street, Montreal.
FOR SALE—
Try 13latahford'a feeds, •Chicks
mash, Growing moult, Calf meal,
Idiog concentrate for sale at our
store; also fresh and cured meats;
Pastry Flour ,Saturday 7.0c Freta
350 tin,
18 Thompson, Ethel '
ADVERTISING RATES
Classlfled Ada (each) 25e
Over telephone or charged 36o
In Memoriam .,,,, - - 60o
Card of Thahke 50c
Births, Marriages, Deaths ....., Free
eeneeeerreaset i
50 30, f
Want NoIitISt Pep, Vint, Vigort !
Pry 01tr01 Tonle l'Aplanl t.' Macho LONA, of 00•
ta`ate Iroa'ttttenlO'il,(4t'l1fl',p5Cuphnrua•ple N 1
560150 pan, 5115 5118! 111{010 4ttor 30, 4d, es se
rn n t ry 514 platy vie!? 001 drlltl rod 'vlet.
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1ltedtlisilidy, May 171111x, tn14
Obituary
Mrs, George Hermon
Ml's. AMY Halation, willow of the
late George Harman, -a Dormer
resident' of Morris Township, passed
away in Toronto en Tuesday, May
DM. The 'deceased, who was born in
England, succumbed as the result
of a heart Week alter being in poor
health for some time, She had been
a resident of Morris Township for
about twenty-one years before going
to Toronto three years 'aka after
the death of her husband, While
here .s•Jre .was a member' of St,
daheee Anglican Church, Hee Many
friends in this district regret, to
boar orf her demise; Remaining to
mourn the death of 'their inelher are•
three eons, 0,ortlon of Toronto, with
Whom This another had been living, -
William of Morris Township and
Tohn with the Canadian Arany in
Italy and two daughters, Margaret
and Mabel both of Toronto. Aliso
surviving Is one brother, Walter
Parkes, Toronto and two sisters, one
In England -and one in the United
States The funeral, conducted by
Rev. Williams of a Toronto Anglican
Church, Was he1d. from _ a funeral
home on Thursday, May 10th with
interment' being made to 5t. John.'s
cemetery, Toronto. Pallbearers wore
two 00051 Gordon and William
Harmon, her brother, Wm. Parkes,
two brotitera-indaw, Tack Poster and
Jim Raybould ,and a nephew, Jas.
Jack.
Henry Pollard
Word bas just recently been re-
ceived by Mr, Edward Pollard and
We Newton - MfcCaoney dnilorminlg
:thein of the death of their elder
Mother Henry Pollard in Ladysmith
B. C., in his 85th, year. Henry was
borne in Mitchell, Out., and was a
member of the United Church. He
went to B. C., When quite, a young
man .and has not been to Ontario
since. Hist Witte Frances. Heywood
Before you blame
your. telephone...
Engineers designed the month.
piece of your telephone to give
best results at one-quarter of e
inch from the lips. When your
lips are farther away than this,
your VO100: i8 transmitted less'
strongly ...less clearly.
Failure to - remember these
simple facts accounts for the
great majority of "trouble"
reports.
Help avoid needless service
check-ups, and at the same time
let those you talk to hear you
without strain. Just remember:
Talk clearly, normally, directly
into the telephone, with your
lips just one-quarter of an inch
from the mouthpiece.
"4/
Smoking while
you talk may
cause distorted
reception. It also
prevents your
holding the
mouthplccc di-
rectly in front
of the lips,
If you need to
reach access your
desk as you talk,
continue:, to hold
the telephone in.
correct position..
close to the lips.
'11
A wall set can't
come to you; stand
or sit so that your
lips are directly
in front of and
close to the mouth-
piece. Don't 'talk
across?' it.
Por clear, noise-
free
oisefree traasnlission,
always keep your
desk t'1ophone
upright —not at
or near the hoc
itontal position.
predeaceased hint, some years ago. He
is survied by 6 brother's and sister. 1
Rufus at Darwel, Alta., Wesley at
.Stratford, Ont., •Eli of Winnipeg,
Man., Joe at New Westminster, B,C.,
Benjamin et Seattle, Wash., Edward I '
Brussells, Ont., and sister (Frances
Esther) Mrs. 18. MoCauloY, Brussels,
Ont,. and one -adopted daughter, Nota, I
Two sister Harriett Melissa, Mrs.
Ohals. Pratt and Leacha, Mrs. David
Tyeran'an, and two brothers Adam
and William have predeceased Mr.
Pollard some years, As. well as his
Parents Mr. anti Mrs. Wm: Pollard.
who lived on -0th -concession, Grey. ,
Henry will be Heli remembered by
friends and school urates in. Ethel
and 'Grey as- well as in, Brussels.
We extend our sympathy to
Edward Pollard and Mrs. MacCauley
in the 1'oesl of their brother.
WALTON
The May meeting of Dug's W.M.S.
was held Wednesday altern'oon with
Mrs. McDonald presiding. Thu meet-
ing opened '11Y' singing hymn 6
Bellowed by the Lords Prayer. The
roll .call and minutes were read'. A
letter from Miss Ooui'ti'ce of Clinton
was read stating she was unable to
-speak .to our W.M:S. NIrst Coutts
was elected as ,Stew'ards'hip Sec., in
Mrs, Wilson's place. Slides are to
be shown on Tuesday evening, May
15, in connection with the Study
book `:Por. A11 of Lite.' Hymn 135
was then sung, "Power : 'Pl r'oegh
Worship" was the theme of the
warship service and we's taken by
Mrs. McDonald and Mrs, Bro'atlfoot,
Reports of the delegates to the
Presbyterial ,at Clinton .by Mrs,
Hazelwood and Mrs. Iteid were
given. The meeting closed by sing
frig hymn 137 followed by prayer by
Mrs. Wd'lsoll.
The W. A. 'bola their meeting
folllo1Wing the W. M. 5, with Mrs.
Bennett presiding, It was opened
by singing hymn 38.0 followed by
the 5tcriesture reading by Mrs. Hazel-
wool. Mrs. Wilson led in prayer,
The secretary end treasurer's Te.
ports were gSavel), The business was
etereeesell and the meetiug closed by
slinging hymn 300.
tS2iSelal Mother's Day service was
held in, Duff's United Church, Walton
on Sundial when .the Order of Sot-
irk:0 sent out for . the Day was used
tlu'onghout. pour girls ^"'Blom the
'S'unday school, 'Dories Dalton, Mattie
Bennett, Helen eohuston and Joyce
Oliver'-"toolt marts depicting the
Indian. mother, •.the pioneer mother,
the imlmignarnt (Mother and the
mother of today, The story of the.
great Chi'tatian teaching that was
given to Madame Chiang ilei-shcic of
Chita .by her parents, was read by
Marjorie Haeltwell, ibis. Herb
Travis sang "My Mother's Prayer."
There were five babies presented
for baptism,they were: Thomas
Arthur, eons of Mr, and Mrsr, George
T,ove; ,Ronald Norman, son of Mr,
and Ohs. Notman Willtatnson; ,Mary
Louise, daughter of Mr, and Mro.
T1nbert, Ttlrltby; Agntae Anna, ,tlatigJr-
tar of Mr. and Mrs. Wield Achilles.
and 1 yea loan Maria, daughter of
Mr, and Mro, Harvey 3ohtislom.
M SIN MS CARD'S
WILLIAM IAM SPE'NCE
Estate Agent Conveyancer
and Commissioner
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE
• MAIN STREET, — — Iii.; ONT.
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)0211; nDILii9f9RettA11Stlehneess
(1308 HURON COUNTY)
For Engeoerftenta Pnone 31 "The Brussels Post!' and they will be
looked after Immediately.
• For information, etc., write or phone either 91•.'18 OR
411X at Brussels, Ont.
ALL SALES CONpUC' ED IN A SATISFACTORY MANNER.
MODERATELY PRICED.
Alitan A. Lamont
Agent for—Fire, Windsto'nn, and. Automobile Insurance
Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy for farmers.
Queen St. ,Brussels 'Phone 657
. $. Donaldson - Licensed 'Auctioneer
Phone 33-r13 - — , Atwood, fiat.
for the Courtlee of Huron and Perth
ALL SALES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
CHARGES MODERATE•=.:
For Engagements phone 34 'The Brussels Post' and they
will be looked after immediately.
W. D. S. Jamlwsgn, M.D., C.M., L.M,C,C,
Physician and Surgeon
Cimmet
Office flours -1 - 4 and 7 - 8 p,m.
Also 11 12 a.m. when possible.
Saturday avenings a,nitil 10 p.m.
Bundays—Emergencies andby appointment only.
Home calls in F•oreiioons and 4 - 6 p.m.
Chas. T. Davidson
insurance Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
Automts nh and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent, for Great West Life, Insuranpe 1..a.
'PHONE OFFICE 91X ERi)SS1:LS, da'N1l-. RESIDENCE 87•s-2
Maradid Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
un a er punt eat
PRICES REASONABLE, SATISFACTION GUM 9AN.TEED,
9t For Information„ etc., write or phone Harold Jeei4Os.•
phone .12 on 668 Seaiorth R.R. 1, Brut'T'dd
Make areangreents at The Brussels Post er
` Elmer .D, Bell, Barrister Office, Brussels.
D. t RANN Furniture
FUNERAL ;' ND RMSU%ATU'V SERVic3 ..
Lteehaved Fundal Director and Embiilinet -
wnri.tle„yan.tw„1•.M1wM
PHONE 36 or SS —. BRUSSELS, ONT.
JAMES McFADZEAN
HowiclelV'iutual,,iFire Insurance
-- sit—
Hartford Windstorm Tornado lneuranoe
Automobile Insurance
PHONE 42 P.O. BOK41
TURNBERRY,. ST, ' rt BRUSSELS, ONT.
Lewis Rovdlatid
(Licensed Fee Huron "Coo y)
SATISFACTION 'a)JABANTEEIIt ---' Pi11 ,s, NEAbtt)NABLE
For Engagements' phone 31 ,,The lardeeele MeV And they *111
be leaked after Immedaltety
For Infermatlon, ale., +n' ire or phone Lew, a'owIand PtiIi., A4 at
eoaforth; tr write R.R, 34Wa1*Nn
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