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CRANBROOK, ONT. PHONE. 52-10
Grocery Specials for the Week
Gold Medal Floor Wax. 1 'Ib can . • • . • • • •'.' • • • . 21c
O'Cedar Mops . ,,,., , ... , .. ... , , , , , 890
Discho Sliced Pineapple , • ' 2 cans • • • 19c
Gold Medal Choice Pumpkin •••• •. • . •. 2 cans . , • • • • • • • 17e
Cooking Bran 2 bago 25e
Falcon Peas • •• .• • • • . • • • •:•• • • 2 20 -oz cans 15c
Brinnsol, The New Granulated Soap
large package ... • 18e
Pine or Cedar Oil Furniture Polish • • • 2 , 6 oz. bottles 25c
White Cross Toilet Tissue •••• • • -••• • • • 3 rolls • • • 23c
Dalton Vanilla
• • 4 -oz: jug • • • , 10e
Rideau Hall Coffee Vacuum packed • • • • . 1 lb can • • . •••• 3+3c
Kellogg's._ All Bran, ready to eat 21e
Palmolive Soap, new Iarge cake • • •••• • • • • 3 • 23n
TO CLEAR — Men's Tiec, reg. 50e, • • • • half price • 2:,;.;
Men's White Sill; Scarfs, reg. 29c, 49c and 69c
AT HALF PRICE
Men's Fancy Hose, — to clear at — '7ery Low Prices
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ADS.
Notices in this column oast
25c up to four lines; 5c for
every extra line. Cash must
accompany ad. Orders taken
over 'Phone 35c.
FOR SALE -
1 Miller Incubator (400 egg capac-
'r,) apply to
•pltcue 111X -r•2 Mrs. M. Rands
WANT ED—
; in:Mrs
D;in::ers for S cord 14 -inch Beech
eve Maple Body Wood. Tendert
to be to by Fel nary 15th.
R. Warwick,
Sec. Brussels School
FOR SALE—
Three Shorthorn Bulls now real
for service; also a nice Pereheece
Horse rising three years old, color ;
dark grey
phone 35-r-9 Thomas herr
FINE CLOVER HONEY—
We have it in 4 and 3 Ib. pails and
'65 lb. tins or.can till your own con-
tainer for only 8c per 1.b. and save
you money. Ever so much better
than corn syrnp.'No healthier sweet
than Pure Honey, Come and sample
it. Wood or :oats taken in ex.
change.
G. A. Deadman.
FARM FOR SALE
120 acres, mile east of Walton,
Lots 4 and 5, 18th Concession,
Township of Grey. Targe bank
bare, frame house, excellent gravel
p1t. Apply to Frank Fingland,
Clinton, Ont.
AMBITIOUS MEN—
We wish to contact you for steady
employment — good pay — inde-
pendence. Everybody buys our
200 guaranteed :products Higher
quality. Lower prices. No exper-
levee needed. Your success makes
oars, so we help you. Big coutinil-
ous repeat sales and 'prollis• ,• y�
risk. 'Free catalogue and *details,
PAd,,1LEN Co„ 577 Sl. Clement,
Mentrca,
,'ARM FOR SALE—
Comprising Lot 10 and 3V.i of 0,
Con. 0, Grey township; 150 acres, 3
scree hartlwobd bush; land in excel-
lent condition. - One end one -hair
Story brlek house, barn 541txG0ft,
strawshed 80x50, good stabling, lie's.
house, tatplenient shed and garage;
roofing good over s11, drilled Weil:
water in house and baro. Hydro
Installed. To be sold to close
estate.
Por pat•tiCttlars apply' to
Mrs, P. A, M•CArthtir,
Ethel, 11
at, 1.
OR S•ALE—
•
A good used Piano, Mason &
Kisch. Cheap, apply to
phone 3a.r-6 R. J, Bone
FOR SALE -
1 young Sow, due March 3rd, 4
chunks,
apply to Colin Fingland
nd
Phone 90-r-5 Walton
Harold France
TENDER FOR W'OOD—
•Sealed tenders for 1.2 cord of
hardwood, 14 inches long. Tenders
to be in. by Wednesday, February
22nd, Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
S. 8, No. 3, Grey
Wm. Smith, Sec,-Treas.
FOR SALE—
1 Durham Cow. 6 years old, due
in April; 2 year old Calves; 1 Pig,
weight about 275 lbs.; 2 Chunks
Pigs, Potatoes and Cedar for kind-
ling; 2 Quarters Beef of 2 year old
at 11 and 13e.
Lot 5, Con. 13, Grey.
Robt, Engel
June Blanche and
Buddy Bullock Win
Film Screen Tests
The mrtlon pictures taken' of
t'^'•rer'tnn reOidents were Present-
ed on Mrndev. and Wednesday of
last week in the O -"••,e IIell, There
was but s''^nt attendance both
evenings, which was rather disap-
pointing to the sponsors, but those
who .witnessed the presentattan
were pleased with the pictures. In
the children's screen contest little
curly -headed' Miss June Blanche
was acclaimed whiner at the Mon-
day ev'ening's contest, and Master
Buddy Bullock fol Wednesday eveit-
ing. The children received small
prizes from the sponsors for their
efforts. It was rather difftcult to
oho:ose winners as the kiddies all
screened well and were delightful
and amusing.
June Blanche is a granddaugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Wlldtinson,
4th Con. of Morris,
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. 1998.
'TAKE NOTICE that all pa.t;e,
having claims or demands 8galnet
the estate of the above-meetioned
deceased must mail particulars and
proof of same l.o the undersigned
sollei.tor onor before the fourteenth
day of February. A,D. 1030, upon
which date the nutter mentioned
executor's will proceed to distribute
the assets with regard milt' to those
alarms which Iltey 511811 then have
received.
DATED at • Brussels this twenty -
firth day of January, A.D. 1939.
Rey Jewitt Hell,
William 'Stanley 'FIal1
Executors'
by their solicitor ELMER b, BELE,
Brussels, 01110810,
THE BRUSSELS POST
WRDNOSDA.Y, FEB, Sth, 15139
BLUEVAL.
Mrs. Jus, Masters . of I'at'lthtrl
visieed with her parents Mr, and
Mrs. John Ilall Mid other Blends,
We were : syr to hear Mr's, Cilua.
Campbel pa'sed away lust Thursday
lu British Columbia, where she had
.Lk'It vrb11i1.5.
RIs'. Don.tld Robertson visited on
Sunday with his motherand brother
en the 1st line, .
We are glad to Bear Mr. Alex,
Mciewen is better again.. .
'&Liss Flora Conner took in ' the
'at home' at ,Stratford Normal
School on Friday evening,
Mr, Norman IIall spent the week
end with his grand parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sohn 1i'a11 0f Bluevale,'
Mrs, Fred Clnuehill took In the
'at tome' of 'Stratford Nominal
School on Friday evening and visit-
ed with friends ,there.
We were sorry to. hear Airs,
Chas, Bosman was sick last week'
and hope lie w111 eon bo better.
The Steady and True Mission
Circle of the United 'Church held
the regular monthly meeting at the
Parsonitge on Saturday afternoon,
Fololwing the opening hymn, prayer
was offered by Miss Eunice Thorn-
ton .and Miss Mossie Milligan read
the scripture lesson.
During the business session the
members decided to hold a beetle -
in May or June, Mrs. A, V. Robb
rr•ake in the study chap.ar. "7'ha
'Church of Nations,' 'and "The Dif-
ference in Hospitality Between
Races." Readings were given by
Misses Louie Patton', Daisy Holmes
and Jean Mle.Lennon on the theme
for February, "Love Thy Neighbor."
Mrs. J. Johnston offered prayer and
Rev, A. V. Robb ipt•onounced tate
benediction:
The regular meeting of the
of the United Church was held Fri-
day evening with the president.
5810s,s Daisy Itobines, in charge,
Rober't 'Shane 1$d in prayer and
Miss, Mossie Milligan read passage.
from "The Gleam.'' Geonge John-
ston presided for tlie: remainder of
the program. The Serip.ur elesson
'was read by Onmal 'Smith, Mrs. A.
V. Robb and Miss Eustice Thornton
sang a duet, accompanied by Miss
Isobel McKinnon:. The topic,
"Jesus Mullets. Helpers," was taken
by Miss Duff, Rev, A. V. Robb
spoke. A reading was given by
1Mis. Isobel McKinnon,
Mr. and airs, Pe?e,e. D. King, who
have sipent the lase few months in
Toronto have . retained to their
home here.
Rev, A. V. Robb spoke on "Pray-
er" at the morning service in the
United Church on Sunday, illustra-
ting difficulties in prayer and tate
importance of the right attitude. At
the evening service the .subject was
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Gilbert Nethery
R R. 5 Brussels
'.Jonah as a type of. Christ" The
Sunday School attendance at the
Batted rlinrch on Sunday' was 06,
the Highest ;this year. •
Mr. Henderson, a student from
Knee College, Toronto, occupied the
ru1,r.lt in K1103 Presbyterian church
00 Sunday, using as his lest "I Will
Arise and Go to My Father." Mrs
McNeill rendered a solo.
Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull.
London, and Mr. and Mrs. Ilarold
fie,ris and two children, TIlisnn-
but o, with their parents, Mir, and
Mrs, Edward Johnston; 'Miss' Jesse
i tai•ehan, Brussels, with -her, cousin,
Mrs. P. S. MacEwen; George Thom-
son put en a big gang of men and
stored his supply of Inc for the
summer season In :two days. Donald
Robertson, Millbank, spent Sunda,
with his mother, Mrs. William Rob-
ertson,
ETHEL
At Ethel United Church 7.30
o'clock service last Sunday the en-
couraging and thoughtfuLe sermon
presented thy the paster Bev, Mr.
Snell was much appreciated, f
e
chorus numberof the choir 'V.'s
rendered with eustamaiy efttelency.
While the duet 5010014.n by, P• N.
,Currie and •daughter• Helen was es-
pecially attractive,
Miss Helen Currie 'was due to re-
port at Iiamiltoo, Feb. 7, int, com-
mencement of training In profes-
sional nursing.
The February meeting of the W.
'M. S. of Ethel United Church was
held on Thursday:83te17tcoii, Feb.
2, at the 110nte at Mrs..,1I. Love.
The Vice -Pres Mrs., Oar ;'Jearson
occupied the chair and 17 ladies
attended,
The meeting was :'opened•_ with
hymn 511 and The Lord's Prayer in
unison. The minutes of the last
meeting were read. and approved
and the Roll Call answered with a
favorite verse. After ,the base
its 3'
period hymn 'f3' teas 'snug.
firs, H. Lowe :earl the Scripture
Lesson from Luke 1035-37 and Mr:
W. Love offered Prayer, Mrs, H
S,peiran took charge of the War-
ship Service. A very interesting
synopsis of C11, IV. "Learning to
live togetlte." from the Stlidy Book.
was given by Rlr,. Q, E •bson. The
meeting was brought to -a.close with
hymn 510 and the Benediction,
MORRIS
The many friends of M.s, Jaek
Clark, 5th line, will regret to learn
that,she suffered a severe attack of
apponciditis and was rushed to
Listowel hospital, early Sunday
morning, where she .pitekeewelit An
immediate operation. She is re-
ported as doing as well as can be
expected,
ATWC OD
Mr. and Mrs, G, G; -Moffett,,_Tot'-
ento, with Miss Eve6it`""-ttft'tt6'titl;
Robert Piest of the btaffy of •^tate
Banat of Commerce, left iifis week
for three week's vacation; Rev, 01111
Mrs. 1'1airy O'Neil, Gerrie, •were in
to Monday. They. ..ate .r leavi
next week for their new c•1ia'rge at
Mutton; Lindsay Vegan ie.'visiting
at the horse of L, G. Coghlin, .
Monday night the Local Odd • Fel-
lows, with five candidates, went. to
Listowel where the llrst 11551118
'was pot an by the degreeY:teanr 'of
that lodge, Ou Tuesday,: night they
went to Milverton whe:'e the sse.
and degree was exemplified' by tits
SIllvet'ton team,
(Intended for last week)
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spier, Misses
Agnes Davidson and Jean Batett
visited with friends in ?.leHillop on
Monday and Tuesday' last., " -
HAROLD W. LOVE
Ethel, Ont. --- Phone 22-8
General )assurance Agent
Large PkgOXY i"OL 240
Soap Flakes . • • 4 tb for
Pride -of -Valley Peas • , • • 3 for
Golden Wax Beans ,•• 3 for
Windsor Iodized Table Salt • • •-•• • • • • • per pkg • • 9c
erys Cocoa
Supreme Shortening 2 lb • • _ • 24c
Pacific Pastry Flour • • • • • • • • • 6 lb pkg • . 19c
Smoked Fillets •••••••' • • • • ' • • • • • • • 1 tb 16c
Bee Hive Corn Syrup . •.• 5 1b 38c
British Columbia Salmon 2 large tins • • •• • 25c
Towato Ketchup 11 oz. 2. for • . • • • 25c
25c
25c
350
Pride of Valley Tomatoes 3 for • • • -••-• • • • • • 25c
Splendid Cooking Onions • • •••• • • •••• 10 tb • • • • • • • , • • • • •• 25c
Fancy Biscuits • 1 iii for •-• 14c
Falcon Prepared Mustard • .......Large .lar for •••• • • • • 24c
Kellogg's Cern Flakes • • • • 2 large pkgs & Bowl 24c -
Cooking Figs 3 tbfor • • •. . • •••• • 25c
Home -Made Lard , • • 1 lb for • • • • • • . • • • • • . , 25c
Gold Medal Coffee •••• • • ••••• ' • • • 1/z tin for 24c
Arent Mary's Peanut Butter ............Large Jar 24c
TRY OUR FRESH STOCK OF LEMONS, ORANGES
and GRAPEFRUIT
BELGRAVE
Another very 'successful euchre
and dance was sponsored by the
Belgrave Community Rink Club on
Friday evening in the Forrestal's'
Hall. The early part of the even-
ing was spent in cards, the prizes
being won by Mrs. J. Wheeler and
Harold Vincent, and the consolation
prizes went to Mrs. George Jordan
and Bob Grasby. Lunch was served
and dancing followed with Jack-
son's 'Orchestra supplying the
music
Miss Noma Habkit'k of Seasfor•th.
was a weekend visitor with Miss
Freda Jordan,
The Belgrave United Church had
chs a of the Chur • oftheair on
Church
ng h
Monday.
Awards Are Presented
An interesting part of the service
in Knox United Church on Sunday
morning 'was the 'presentation of
awards for Sunday school and
church attendance for 1933. These
were presented by Norman Keating,
the Sunday School superintendent,
to the following: 'Certificate for
first year attendance, to Marjorie
McKenzie; second year seal 1)
Edith McClenaghan; third year
seal to Robert Grasby, fourth year
seal to Norman Kear:1g, Kenneth
Wheeler, Mae Frisby; fifth year,
Anna. Granby; James R. Coultes,
Mabel Coultes, Mrs. C, R. Coultes
and Marjory Grasby; sixth year,
Moss Anderson. Edith Procter,
Thomas Steep of Clinton, was pres-
ent at the Sunday school session
and sang a solo and he also sang
during the church service. His solos.
were both much enjoyed, Miss
Elaine Walsh acted as aceotnpan-
ist.
C. R. Coultes spent the week -end
[u Toronto,
The annual meeting of the Bel -
grave School Fair was held in Lite
Foresters' Hal, Belgrave, Wednes-
day afternoon, The president J.
S. Procter, was in the chair. The
minutes of the ,previous• meetings
were read and,adopted, The finan-
cial statement was also presented
and showed a splendid balance on
hand, the receipts being $330.35 and
expenditure $259,63.
Mr, .Shearer, agnicultural rePre-
sentative for Huron, was press
and gave an address. He eougrat
lated the people on their splend
school fair and co-operation on 01
clay or the fair and also on the
financial position. He &Iso referr
to the T, B. canvass trade in t
.county and said that it had car
by a good 'majority and that t1
two townships here, East We.
nosh and Morris, had both given
hig hpercentage in favor of
restricted area. He then spoke
the plans of the Department f
a
carrying ou the school Bair s
various changes were suggest
Some discussion followed. It w
decided to have a representation
a central meeting to be held.
Clinton, when all school .fairs a
to be represented, The Iollowi
were elected: President, J, S. Pr
ter; vice-president. Mrs. C.
Wade; secretary -treasurer, Mrs.
W. Scott; the directors for S.
No. 3, Morris; Ivan McArter
Mrs. J. Yvi11; for S, S. No. 5,
rls, Mrs. R. Procter and Earle
demon; S. S. No. 7 Morris, Mr,
Mrs. Lyle Idopper; tT• S. S. No.
Morris, and E. Wawanosh, i1I
William Brydges and C. R. Conit
S. S. No. 7, E. Wawanosh, M
Bert Thompson and . Athol Bru
S. S. No, 8 E. Wawanosh, Mrs.
3. Scott and J, F. McCallum; S.
No. 9, E. Wawauosh, Mrs, Geoi
Walker and R. J. Currie; S. S.
13, E, Wenvanosh, M .s. Joe Dun
and Mel Bradburn; U, S.S , No,
E. and W. Wawanosh, Mrs. Pe
Vincent and Alfred Nesbitt; S.
No, 11 E. Wawanr;'li, Janet le
ertson and. Herron Irwin.
It was decided to have a Sch.
Fair again this year and each s
tion give a grant of $15. 0.
'Coultes was appointed to intervi
the E. Wawanosh council in reg
oto a grant and Tames Michie to
tervrew the Morris council,
The Ladies' Guild of Trip
'Church held their monthly meets
on Thursday, Feb. 2 at the home
Mrs, R, Yule with a good atte
auve. , 'Mrs. Weekes the Pesid
Was . in oharge of the meets
After the business sesesion a sit
,pogramdne was presented. Lui
was served by the hostess.
DON'T GAMBLE YOUR t H YOUR EYES !
"If you have noticed after reading or close work that your
Eyes became tired easily or you feel nervous and have a
slight headache, you can be sure your Eyes need attention.
Dome 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 comes to Brussels every Wednesday
(except the odd time when roads are impassible) and
maintains an office in Miss Hingston's store. Phone 51 for
an appointment NOW.
R. A. REI D
AT BRIIC-S t S OFFICE, —MISS i-1 GSTON'S STORE
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 200 to 5.00
'Phone 51 for Appointment