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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-2-1, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST . .. ,. • ., ,^„_�.. eroren. 'IrtlltCb was served and dancing folloM>ed, NE\VS OF THE D eegfwee I, fol• tlredAnfe°17 ont et9toon.ite9 open too week, end in Toronto. Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents I3LUEVALE We wre eery to imeer Mr. Saanel, Woods passed away on Monday morning. We extend ou'r ay/apatite/. to Ws wire and family. The little daughter of Mr, anti Airs, Lail Halullton has been dick with a .bad veld and hope site w11.1 soon be better. We are sorry to hear Mr, Alex, bloieweh is laid up with a bad cold. We hope he will :soon be best,:, - again. Mrs, Richard Johnston has beats laid up with a bed cold and sore knee. Cer'tifi'cates tar perfect attendance at Sunday School during 1938 wo:o awarded during the church ear:ice at the United 'Olwr1i 'on Sunday morning as follows': Messfe Milli• gap, StewartMaoLennon, Spence{ efeTiineon, Jean MacLennan, Gas. sie Seieng, Daisy Holmes, Mar- garet Curtis, Shirley, Selling. For good attendance, awards were aim gen to George Thomson, eacet Moc'Lennon, 'rune I•Iail, I {leu Thoneon, Harry '4Vettlau.er, At the nroi'tuilrg eervioe in, the united Church, Rev, A. V. Robb sp,.ke on the Ille choices, of Abra. Ilam and Lot, showing the results of the higher choice, Inn the eve- ning tbe pastor conttnut:l les, ser - las of Old Testa-me:et characters. Rev, J. A, .Grant of Alton, am- 1 CAR ifiE=CLEANED NO. 1 SCREENINGS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, 1939 80c per cwt. Farmers' Store Phone 46 i 11 L. H. GORDO CRANRROOK, ONT. PHONE 52-10 Our Annual Mid -Winter Clearance Sale Continues. Seasonable Merchandise At Prices To Save You Real Money Grocery Specials for the Week Rose Brand Baking Powder 1 Ib can •••• • ••••• • -• • • • . • • • • 15c Peanut Butter • •---• • 2 Ib in a quart jar •-•• 33c Falcon Corn • • • . 2 2 -oz. tins . • • • . • • • • . • • •••• • • 15c Pitted Dates • per ib 10c Ready -Cut Macaroni ................pe. tb • • . •.•••... • ...-••. • 5c Harry Horne's Pure Dutch Cocoa in Glass Tumbler 2 for 25c Chopped Nut Butter per jar • •-- • • 23c ChoiLe Cooking Figs • . • •••• • . • • • • • . • 2 t .• • • • •••• • ... • .--- 19c White Beans 6 Ib ••••• . • • .. • • • -•••• 25c Falcon Coffee . • • . • ••••. • • • 1 Ib can • • • • ••••............•..••. • 27c Gold Medal Jelly Powders per pkg • . • • • • 5c tt.n sc, • • Large package 21c C. 13so •. •... • .. Large package • . 19c Ay.racr Vegetable or Tomato Soup 22 oz tins • • , • • • • ••,• , 23c 22 oz tins ••••• • • 2 for . 23c lac:nz Rcd Kidney Beans ..............per can • • • . • • • • .. • .. 13c Buy your prints now for your spring dressmaking Reg. priced at 25 to 28 • . • • . NOW 18c per yd. ALL YARD GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES DISCONTINUING OUR HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Prices Are the Lowest -- To Clear out these Goods. DON'T MISS THE BARGAINS Mea-.l,s Heavy Sox, Overalls and Shirts Fleece and Wool Underwear To Clear At Very Low Prices These Prices are for Cash or Trade All Outststanding Accounts for 1938 Must be Paid on or before February 4th DON'T GAMBLE WITH YOUR EYES If you have noticed after reading or close work that your Eyes become tired easily or you feel nervous and have a slight headache, you can he sure your Eyes need attention, Conte to Reid for a thorough, scientific Eye Examination and proper glasses at moderate prices. You have a modern, complete eyesight service within asy reach. Mr. Reid cranes to firusselsevery Wednesday (except the odd time when roads are impassible) and maintains an office in Miss Hingston's store, Phone 51 for au appointr:ient NOW. R. A. REID AT 6RUSSELS OFFICE ...MISS H1l4GSTON'S STORE EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5.00 'inhume 51 for Appointment ducted the ec'vice in Knox Pres. bytexian Church and Eddies 00 Sunday lnoiuio;, He spoke 0n the life and character',stlas of Judos, I3e also declared the pulpits erreant. The $50 first prize for bread awarded at Wheel= was won by Mrs, Arthur Rublen, of Morrie, one and a half miles from Bluevale. Other prize winners were: Mrs, J, Belied Nichol, 4th• concession of Turnberly, and Mrs, Joseph Curtis, of Bluevale, Over one thousand leaves were entered in the contest, On Friday evening, Jen. 14th, congregations of Knox Presbyter- ian Church met to say farewell to Rev. and Mrs. Greig and also rills Sutton, who is Mrs. Greig'.s mother, after a most pleasing program e'1u- sisting of solos, instrumental :music, recitations and also community singing, Miss 0, Scott read a well worded address expressing their sorrow at parting with their pastor and his wife and appreciated the good work in connection with the church and community, they were presented wiClr an electric lamp ar,i chair and also .to Mrs. Sutton a bed ramie, who also has endeared her- self to the people during her stay here, Mr. Greig on behalf of him - sett and household, warmly thank: ed the congregation for the kind- ness and goodwill, a most 'pleasant and sociable time MIAs! spent by all, Lunch was also 'served. Rev. Graig was inducted at Atwood Presbyterian Church Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th, BELGRAVE The annual meeting of Trinity Anglican Church was held with an average attendance. The meeting opened with prayer by the rector, A. McBurney was• appointed secret tary ,in the absence of the 'vestry clerk, ,Minutes of the last m•eetilig were adopted. The treasurer's re- port showed a balance on hand. The Lading' Guild and Sunday School also showed' balances. In the rec- tors re'iport, be ;pointed net that this eves the sixtyslxth annual vestry meeting; that there had been an average attendance dur- ing the year of sixty-three, that the•e had bee nthree burials but no marriages or baptisms, He com- mended the work of the Ladies' Guild anti spoke highly of tbe et ficiency of the Sunday School Ana its officials. .. .. Ara...... r r,f.■.n.�■..+.'weowar ot. .._... Vestry Re -appointed Robert Procter was elected People's Warden and lir. Weekes announced that Reber t McCrea would act as Minister's Warden Deo tem. The select vestry were ap pointed as folio lve. R. J. Mr Cres, Robert Procter, William Brydiges, J, T. Brydges, D. Chant- ney, Richard Procter, H. Nethery C. R. Wade, W. G. Nethery, Charles Johnston, J. McGill, le, idradburn. D, Armstrong, Mis. Willtanr Brydges, Mrs, 01. Shoebottoth Richard Prooter and A. McBurney were appointed auditors. The treasurer, C. H. 'Wade, was re- elected. The following sidesuten were elected: Richard: Procter; R..T. McCrea, el. Beadburn, A, McBur- ney, A, Nethery, 0. Armstrong, C,. G. Meth:ea, V, Chaanney, J. le McCrea. Robert McCrea. was .ip• pointed as lay delegate to Synod with Robert Prooter as substitute, eald. A, Me:Burney was appointed Zesty clerk. The vestry clerk was instructed by those present to send a letter to Mr. Gilbert Nether,, Byron Santtarioum, expressing their regret at his not being able to be present at the meeting, A vote of appreciatiou was extended•to the rector; choir, orgauist, war- dens and othe officlals. The meet- ind was adbodraed and Rev. Weekes pronounced •the ben erection, Mee, N. Montgomery and. Mee. C. H, Wade spend. a couple of days in Lostd'on, Mies, Kay Towuend, of Louder spent the iveelt-end with her .par ents, Rev, and Mrs, J. 33, Townenl ETHEL The Woolen's Institute will merit ou Thursday afternoon, Feb., 16tH, at the home of Mals. Stan, Seeirnu, The meted, Those who drift as the wind Wawa, newer arrive anytwhree; Roll Oall, Valentine verse; Topic, Nothing great was ever a her:f oe without enthusiasm, Mrs. Currie; 'Contest, Jessie Pearson; Current events, Mrs. Percy Stephenson. All the ladies interested are invited to attend and eiiioy a pleasant alter - 110011. Tire week -end storms of heavy snow and wind, made roads' in this vicinity praottcally impassible, either for horses or motors, till af- ter the big snowplows came through o raame other spectal effort. Union United church congrega- eion:-il banquet was dotted for More day, Jan, 30th. With Helen Currie, who it going t oHamilton in the near future, to be .In itiatning for professional nursing, es guest of honor, Ethel community young people met in Brown's hall, Saturday evening,. Sam 28, and presented her with an adriress and a gift as a farewell and good will token, After which en enjoyable time was spent in games and other interesting num- bers only- a short time was spent in dancing, Luncei was deintfy served. Miss. Helen expressed ap- preciation fittingly. Young People's meeting for Ethel United church 'society was announced for Tuesday night at 8,15 o'clock for this week, instead of Monday, their usual weekly date. R. Brown's recovery is more tedious than bad been, hoped Tor, after recent operations of a serious nature. Mre. Snelldon is still quite 111. Mrs. V, Dilworth, although not yet up to usual health, is slowly tin - proving. Mrs. Wm; Hamilton who, about eight weeks ago sustained a frac- tured hip, is making favourable 1 recovery, but naturally, is finding the time long. Mrs. W. Slemmon, who as an in- valid requiring, for many montha, attentive care, very much apprec- iates the company of friends 'who call to visit her. Nearly two months ago, Mrs. E. A. Maguire was effected with partial paralysis and was given ever, attention at her horse 1n Ethel, but is at present In Brussels. at the hone of her sister, Mrs. D. C. Ross, going there Friday of last week. This intimation may be of interest to those who he'd not known or -this change, Sunday Scheel lied preaching ser- vices in Ethel United church last Sunday were well attended al- though weather and road conditions were rather unfavourable. Ethel Women's, Institute, is to be congratulated on the very decided success of the Big Night, ou Tues- day, Jan. 27, under their auspices, re -quilting the use of two halls, Grey Twp. hall and Brown's hall, to ac- commodate for the dance entertain- ment, The music was provided by MoNair's and the Blue Ribbon or- chestra. The awards of the lucky draw contest were made at eleven o'clock in the Twdl. hall. !Lunch was served at each hall. Their' financial undertaking in connection with fixing the Twp ball in such a splendid way, was cancelled, which together with having pleasant en- joyment proved satiseaotory, On Wednesday evening of last week the members of Ethel United Church choir .presented one Ot the merdbens; Migs Helen Currie With a gift. Helen, who is terry - Mg soon for 16amilton, where sire will train tor a muse, will be greatly missed in the choir. We wish her much success in her new venture. the St. Augustine branch of tits Wcanen'a Institute held their an ,,nal at 11011ie in the 9th line eclloo house .Friday night with e .good et temde:nee present. The early par OE the evening was spoilt '.playing euchre and prises were won by, Gladys McBurney and Michael Law, The coneolatiou prizes went to Mels. Robert Ohaauttey end Harold lItsis' Lillian, McKee, Glen Allen ie visiting her :friend letiss Annie Franklin. Mr. H. Peppier, Listowel, visited last week et the borne of Miss Jessie :Pearson, 4th con•, prior to leaving ,Cor Alberta, where he will take np aviation. WEDNESDAY. )1 11. 1989 The BraY Chick does the :rick. Let me show you the proof. Place your order here. No writing. No bother, Call or phone. Gilbert Nethery R. R. 5 Brussels Firemen Battle.. For Two Hours To Save Building Stock of Lloyd Turvey Variety Store On , Main Street Almost Total Loss Lucknow•--dieavy loss resulted Friday ni@ht as fire swept through the Lloyd Turvey Variety Store on Lucknow's main e'ree+t. :Stock in the store, which featured a five - cent to $1 trade, was almost a total loss, Lueknow firemen, under Chief: Austin Solomon, battled time flames from 9,30 to 11.30 before the blaze was finally extinguished. The fire origin of •Melt Is not known, had galued considerable headway when the alarm was turned in, and the flames spread rapidly through the light materials included in the etock, The department, however, suc- ceeded in keeping the blaze limited to the main floor, Considerable damage by smoke and water was done to the second storey, ea which Mr. and Mrs. Turvey have their living quarters, although the loss here was not ae great as in the store proper. Both Mr. and Mrs. Turvey were away at the time the fire was dis- covered, The store owner accom- panied the Luclarow hockey -team to Listowel for an 0.H,A, internia- diete clash, while Mrs, 'Turvey was out for the evening. The fact the store was situated on a corner aided firemen do their battle, They were able to bring loose lines into play from both the front and side of the building, J. Geddes, Toronto, is .tile owner of the building. WA NTED- 16 cords of Maple and Beech body wood, 16 -inches long and 2 cords cedar, 16dnobes long. To he de- livered at the School house S,S, no. 11, Twp. of Grey, Ethel, not later than March 1st, 1939, The lowest or any necessarily accepted. Tenders to be in by Feb, 1st, 1939. W. T. Spence, Sec,-Treas. S. S. No. 11, Twip. of Grey Box 13, Ethel ,Ont tender not It was a reenton or old friends reel 05 a 'bit of fun, the gaests were each asked to bring something 10 the feast. The einglislnnau broltght a. bottle oe witlekey—the Irislunan a tti or biscults -•-• and the •Seotenian hie brother! ,ARM FOR SALE— Comprising Lot 10 and Erre of 9, Con, 6, Grey township; 150 acres, 8 acres hardwood bush; land in excel- lent condition. One and one -hair story brick house, barn 54ftx6Oft, strawsbed 32x50, good stabling, bee - house, implement shed and garage; roofing good over all, drilled• will: water in house and barn. Hydro Metalled. To be sold to close estate. For particulars apply to Mrs, P, A. McArthur, Ethel, R .11. 1, Notice To Creditors in the estate of William Hall late of the Village of Brussels In the County of Huon, gentleman, Wno died On or about the twenty-sixth day of November, A.D. 1938. Notices in this column Dost 25c up to four lines; 5c for every extra line. Cash must accompany ad. Orders takes over 'Phone 35c. WANTED -- Mixed Hay, good cattle ]ray. phone 86X P. Ament FOR SALE - 1 :Miller Incubator (400 egg eapae- ity.i apply to phone 111X -r-2 Mrs, M. Rands FOR SALE— 3-year-cle heifer, due to freshen about the middle of May. phone 564-9 Mrs, Gordon Halley _ FOR SALE - 4 Durham Cows, freshening soon; 20 Chunks of Pigs, apply to phone 48-r-9 Carl Darton 11 miles East at Walton FOR SALE - 14 little Pigs;, 5 weeks old Allows 56-e-7 Dave Shiels Graham Survey WANTED — Tendere wanted tor decorating auditorium of Melville Presbyter- ian Church, for sipectcations apply to R. J. Bowman, Broussels• —Tenders to be in by Feb. 25, 1939 WANTED— Tenders for 8 cord 14 -inch Beech and Maple Body Wood. Tenders to be in by February 15tH. R. Warwick, Sec. Brussels School WANTED - 12 cords et Maple and Beech body wood, 16 inches long to be delivered at the United church not later than March 7, 1939, The lowest or any tender not neoessarild accepted, tenders to be in by Feb, 7th, 1939, R. J. Hoover, See. of Beard FOR SALE— Three S4lorthorn Bulls now ready for service; also a nice Pereheron Horse rising three years old, color dark grey. Phone 354--9 Thomas Herr TAKE NOTIOSI that all ,pages leaving claims or demands egeiust the estate of the above-nreptioneti deceasedt must mall particulars and p,roaf or same eo the undersigned solicitor on or before the fourteenth' day, of February, AD. 1999, upon which date tee under menttoaed exectutors will proceed to distribute the eseets with regard only to those claims whieli they shall then have received. DATED at Brussels this tneenty firth day of January, A.D. 1039. Roy Jewitt Hall, William Stanley Iiai.1 Executers by their solicitor IELMERR l), BELL, Brussels, Ontario, FiNE CLOVER HONEY— We have it in 4 and S lb, pails and 65 lb, tins or can 511 your own con- tainer for only Sc per 1b. and cave you money. Ever so much better than Born syrup."No healthier sweet than Pure honey. Come and sample It, Wood or oats taken in ex- change. G. A. Deadman. "You loolr vary downcast!" 'Yes, my wife has been array tor six weeps and T wrote her every week and said 1 agent the evening at homeel "Well?" "She le beck now end the dight bill ]las come in—it'e tor 50e1" FARM FOR SALE— 120 acres, mile east of Walton, Lots 4 and 5, 1Sth Concession, Township of Grey. Large bank bars, frame house, excellent gravel,. pit. Apply to Frank Finglaud, Clinton, Ont. AGENTS WANTED— Bulld an independent business ot your own with the distribution of over 200 guaranteed necessities in select ddsitllee. Every day is pay day. Be'peat orders on all goods. Lower prices, Sudcess guaranteed to all honest aanbitioue, alert men. Write today without obligation to Fi .MPLEX CO, 570 Sat. Clement, Montreal Marriage Prohibited Without x proper license it you issue Marriage Lie, eases, tell tie young folks shout ft in ourClasslfted A4i4 They atl'know a licence le necessary, but they don't alt know where to get one. This paper *popular with the young pcbplte.