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The Brussels Post, 1939-4-5, Page 4THE BRUSSE14 POST 'SVEIDN1 SDAY, APRIL 5th, 1939 /// 4, / /0,e/K NEWSOF THE DISTRICT Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents BLEVALE ing Canada.'' Miss Lila Smith led in realpone.ive alible reacting At the close' of tate ;nettling articles Well. Mt Andrew Holmes attended the meth( re- the beefier. ,etre which funeral of lues Aster -11140w in , the hostess serbed retreshreats Teodtiinto last week, Visitors: Miss Alba Mowbray Miss Flora Coulter spelt the spent ,Sunday with Miss Betty week -end with her parents Air. and Kaufman at 011 Springs; Miss Ivies, W. J. Coultas at Zetland, Florence Folwlea' withariends at We were sorry to hear Mr, 1Lobt, Se.afortih; Mr, and Airs, W. W. Turnberry fell on lee last week and Mean with Mr, and errs, S, Ro1ph, broke his breast bone. We hope Detroit, Meth.; Miss Marie Wett- he will soon he better. 1 Laufer, Blyth, with her parents; Mr, W. Rudd left Saturday to Mrs, W. J. Masters, Parkhill, with attend a funeral of a nephew at her mother, '.Vers. John Hall, who Elora and spending a few days is under the doo4ore care; Mr. with friends at Guelph, and Mrs, Norman Walker and two Miss Janet Robertson visited on daughters, Turaberry, with Mm. and Sunday with her mother and broth- Mars. Fred Hollenbeck. ere The pullbtt of Knox Presbyterian Mrs. Jim Joirniston spent Monday Church was occupied on Palm with her parents at Auburn, Sunday by William Henderson, a Mr. George Wheeler was laid up Knox College student. The subject last week for a few days with a bad of his sermon was "Tbe Triumphal cold, Entry Leto Jerusalem." 'Phe choir Mr, Walter Sellers got a kick last sang an' anthem, week from a horse. Glad to hear Rev. A, V. Robb at the quarterly be is able to be around and at bis Communion service held in the work. United Church on Sunday morning, Mrs. Jeas. Leishman is visiting l Jewish Passover, and of evidences with Mr, ante Mrs. Harry Bosman of Christ's presence at the Lord's and line. Supper. The regular meeting of the Y, P, Sunkist oranges at Grewars 2 doz. U. of the United Cherub was held 1 -for 26c see the size and with the presisent, Miss Daisy c'nmpare this value. Cash and Carry. Holmes presiding. iW. J. Johnston We sell 'roe less, led in prayer and Mae Helen Thom- son read the 19th Psalm, An in- teresting part of 'the program was a talk by Bill Wainwright on his trip to Inds and Ms military service While there, A trio was sang by Misses Massie Milligan, Lila Smith and Dacey Holmes. Rev. A. V. Robb continued his scripture study ser- vices, 'speaking of the Epistle to the Philippians, Word was reeeived here this week of titer death in Toronto of Mary Jane Yoe in bee 88th year, widow of the late Ro•bet King, Mrs. King was a daughter of the late Mr. and. Mirs. Robert Yoe, of Turn - berry township. She spent the BELGRAVE The Young People's Society met in the schoolroom of the church on Wednesday night with the 'Mission- ary Committee in cbarge. Welana McGuire presided and Miss ,Mc- Guire read the lesson. The Topic was a Missionary Story of the Yukon ably given by Jim Coultes and was followed by an interesting discussion pediod. The musical feature of the evening yes a Bari- tone Solo by Clifton Walsh with Elaine Walsh at the piano. At an executive tweeting held later it was greater pant of her life in Bluevale. decided to invite 'Brick Church She passed away at the home of her Society for the Easter week Boatel. son, Robert George King. 10 Bishop A large crowd gathered in the street, Toronto, on Thursday. The funeral service was held: on Satur- day afternoon., Inrternren.t took place In Mount Pleasant cemetery, Wil- liam R. and George Yoe, of Turn - berry, are brothers and Mrs. An- drew Holmes, Bluevele, is a sister. Mission Circle Meets The regular meeting of the Steady and True ivLission Circle of the United Church 'was held on Saturday afternoon at the home et Mrs. George Thomson, with Miss Louie Patton presiding. Miss Pat- ton offered prayer and a poem was read by Miss Daisy Holmes. Following the reaching of the min- utes some items ot business were •diseuseed. The Scripture 1eon was read by ;Jean MoLennon and Miss Mossie 'Milligan gave a talk on the chapter fro mthe Study Book, "Ohrietianiz- Notice Goderich, Ontanio March 31st, 1939 "To 'Municipal Clerks • County of Hannon. • Gentlemen:— We have received word from the City Clerk of Stratford requesting that we contact with all Municipal Clerks to ascertain the aplproximate nembereof children that will be in Stratford to view their Maesties on the deeeelon of the Royal Visit on June eel meet. This refers only to school classes attending in a bei'-• r •ei+ipnuied by a teacher for` r+e q. An early reply is re- • quested, We will froward reply to the City Clerk April l•Lth and will only in- • elude, in the report, what inform,- lion, has been given to me UP to that 'late, Your faithfully, J. M. Roberts. County Clerk, April 1939 -To See. S. S. No, Dear Sir: Hectored lits copy of notice re• seated and would ask you to kindly notify me of your initentione in re- gard to thio •matter aa soon as passible in order that I may trans- mitsame to Ominty 'Clerk as re- quested. Yours truly, J. B, Fear, Clerk. ETHEL rhe 'Women'e lnetitute will meet on Thursday afternoon A:prtl 13th at 2.30 at the home of Mrs, lie Haekwell, The mote 'don't walk next year in this year's rut' will be taken. by Annie Franklin. Roll call 'what you consider the .most important factor In women's appear- ance,' Topic, teaching etiquette to children, Mrs. 3, Bremner. Question plate, Election et office11s. music. As this is the annual meeting a good attendance is hoped for. Conditions are not very promising for early seeding this spring. Howard. and Mes. Young and children are enjoying a few holi- doe's with• Monckton relatives before commencing the year's engage- ment yiih T. Dougherty at Henfryn. Rev. Harold and Mrs', Snell and -seve+•al members ot Ethel United church Y.P.S. are planning to at- tend the spring conferences for older Bova and girls to be held nt the Wesley Willis United Church, Clinton, ,April 14th, 1004 under tb" auspices of The Huron County Boy's and Girl's Work Boards, Alan Frenilclin ot Attwood vicinity aneait (Sunday with relatives. at Ethel. At Ethel "[lnnieed Mune) yeene People's meeting, Monday at 8,15 p.m., Mrs. Snell presented a much appreciated Easter message. Carl Wooc1i ocic is continuing his stray at H. W. Love's, Borah work has been delayed clue t -o unfavourable conditions clueing the winter. Cu•thtng wood is being clone tbeee c1aye, to quite an extent. The flow of maple sap varies this season aceordin.g to the locality and exposure of the trees tapped. The rune has been, from. poor to •extra, good, A number of dances and public getheiin c have been cancelled in Ethel and colninunity, as a precau- tion against the Flu menace. The dearth of Joseph Long occur- 1 red at the first of the weeek at his .anighter's home in Linwood, Mr. Long was a former resident of con. 12. Grey and Was well known in Ethel. A little incident happened early in the week which caused some sur- prise. A horse which had been tied in a stable while a visit was being made by the driver, regained free- dom and travelled away or its own accord, giving the party concerned a tiresome walk before the animal was overtaken. Easter greetings will be in order at the week -end. Fred Cole will sooty be starting iu the same position he filled last Year with the Dobson families, Sunkist oranges at Grewa'rs 2 doz. for 35c see the size and compare this value. Cash and Carry. We sell for less, Foresters+ Hall, Beigvave, Wednes- day night when .the hockey boys held a benefit euchre and dance for their team-mate, 'Clifford Logan, u-Iio was injured in a game two weeks ago, Prizes for cards went to Bernice Anderson and Will Black. Music for the dance was furnished by three local orchestras, Jackson's, Gully Junipers and Leitchs' Hall, music and loch and all expenses were donated and the boys are grateful to the large num- ber who turned out and made the evening's effort sucha splendid success. Mr. R. Yule, local C.N.R. agent, is confined to his home with the "flu" at present Wilfred Thomp- son, of Lonrlesbore, is relieving agent. Mr, and Mrs, George White, daughter and eon, have moved from Hone -rood to the Henry John e'en farm is 5th line Morris. Sunkist oranges at Grewars 2 doz. for 35e see the size and comparethis value. Cash and Carry. We sell for less. GREY Postponed Owing to so many being sink In the community it was decided to prstpone the play et Knox Ohara, Cranbreek, on Thursday, April 6 to a later date, watch for further notice, Mi•. and Mrs. Thomas Davidson and family of Exeter, bate mov- ed onto the farm of Lawrence Addy on the 14th concession Grey. Sunkist oranges al Grewans 2 doz. for 35s see the size and compare this, value. Cash and OarrY. We sell for less. Why write: letters and •.anti money orders? Order your Brrey Chicks 1r.ntgn net—pereenal 1 tontion, p„,sa r• deliver] Gilbert Nerhery R, R. 5 Brussels Fifty -Nine Years Wed, Blyth Couple Celebrates An event of unusual interest was celebrated on Friday afternoon at the hoame of Mr. and Mrs, Nathaniel Johnston, the occasion being the 59.th anniversary of their marriage. During the afternoon( and evening many of their friends called to offer congratulations, iMr, and Mrs. Johnston were married at the home of the bride's parents, Alt•. and Mrs, Elleott, East Wawanosh 59 years ago, Their family consists of Mrs, Will Aiimstrong, Sault Ste. Marie, who being unable to attend sent a message of congratulations, Mrs, lawns Gibson, Morris, Gordon, St. Catharines and Eicirige of Blyth wet 'present, 'linty, with Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Farrow, the latter a sister of Mr. Johnston, Toronto, and 'Alas, Brown, Seaforth, enoyed a boutiteens cele- bration snapper. ;Mr. and jeers+,. John - Firm are nlembere of the United church, They bath enjoy tairly good health although Mr. Jelmsten has beet: +omen+]rat iniltipc=ed of late yeers, 'Their ninny friends wish they may enjoy many mote cele- brations. Roy! F„'<rniture Workmen In a f rot.nry at Kinear• dine are pulling 11nie.liing roaches on 10 piens of bedroom furniti,re which will grace the Vleregal guile a eters new Hotel Vanoouver, which 11 is expected their hinjevtIes will eeeu']ry during their stay in the British Columbia city, R LET Th oni low-priced car combining "All That's fest at Lowest Coit” ,..ece sic,'s`.eetreaseeici`'.}'>`'?}i4'':'"r�e".<': ee. astratee aiet Mosier DeLsxe Luxe Sedan with aunt, It Out -Accelerates All Other Low -Priced Cars It's faster on the getaway! It's more powerful on the hills! It's the liveliest, most spirited, most flexible of all low-priced cars—thereby contributing to safety ... also the most econ- omical car to buy, operate and maintain. See it, drive it, at our show- rooms" today! Don't be satisfied with anything but the best—BUY A CHEVROLET! C-898 CHEVROLET 'Available on Muter DeLuxe Models Only Drval Vhitficd-Champion's Garage BUY FROM A BUSINESS 'LEADER ... YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER Wingham Woman Charged With Killing Albert Fitzpatrick Dies IN Wingham Hospital from Inuries Inflicted • Katherine Fitzpatrick, aged •eev- enty, of the township or TarnrberrY (Lower Wingham), was formally charged in Goderich Thursday morning with the murder of her eightyorour-yearol•d brother, Albert Fitzpatrick who died in Winghane Hospital Wednesday afternoon. The woman was remanded to the county jail by F. G. Weir, J.P., until April 0t11. at 2 pen. She was not re- presanted by counsel. On or about March 7 last, in his home, Albert Fitzpatrick received injuries about the. Bead, shoulders, rues and legs, inelleted by a club allegedly in the halide of his sister Katharine, as he sat In a rocking chair, asleep, Shortly after the supper hour on March 71.11 a ,grocer, .who had called to see ,how the ald man was getting aoiig, found Fitzpatrick lying on the kitchen floor in a pool or blood, ein- cr'l -rich;, Iia was fuilly dressed with one overebee off and one on, ile was taken to the Wingham Hate pilot, where he died yesterday afternoon, This morning the frail little wo- men, five feet, tour Inches in itefght, we :thing. but 110 meads, was quite (.11111+ anal composed, She was arreeted at her home in Lever Wingliam at 9 o'cslocic Thursday by Previncial Constable P E. McCoy. lit court, at times the little wo- man, who looks much younger than seventy years, with. Scarcely a grey beer, appeared to appreniate her 1 14tiiori, and at other tines site did not, At no time did she give the constables any trouble. Discharged from Ontaio Hoseila London, in 191G, Katharine Fitz- patrick had lived with her aged brother for twenty-two years in a modest two-story frame dwelling in Lower Wingham. Neither had ever married and they were the sole sur- vivors if a family of highly reapect- ed Turnberry township farmers. Seaforth Couple 49 Years Married Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Walker Married) In Brussels March 26, 1890 Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Walker oli- serVed the 491.h. anniversar'y of their marriage at their home on High Street hero on Sunday. 'Congratula- tions from friends far and near were received, Mr, and Mrs. Walker were married to Bru sell, Meech 20, 1890, by Rev, 5, Jones, a Pesbyteriar minister, and settled on a farm in Morris Township, which they later disposed of and engaged in the furniture business In Brus- sels, After clientele?, a few years there they moved to Teesavater and in 1906 c•iene to Seaforth, where they hove since condusted a ferns tine and undertaking business, '11r, and :Mrs. Walker have four clilleren: Sant in Timmins, Mary to Ottawa, Glade ('Mrs, Cameron) in Terevio, awl Jack In Business with his parents here, fetn'on-lel xposl tor. MORRIS •lack Brewer underwent an opera' tion for npprntlicities at the Lis' 1 tnnvl Hospital, i 1 , Mortgage Sale of property in the Township of Grey In the County of Huron. Under and by virtue of the powers of ,sale contained in a cer- tain montgage which will be pro- duced at the time of sale there 'will be offered for sale by public auction at the Queen's Hotel, Brussels, on Saturday, the fltteenth day of April, A.D. 1'1129, at 1,30 o'clock in the at'ternoon, the following prop- erty, namely: All and singular that certain parcel or tract of lance and premises situate, lying and being in the Township of Grey in the 'County of Huron and being com- posed of Fawn Lot ntarnirer 'pen in the Eighth Concestsiion of the said Township, containing one hundred acres more or less. The property is situate about four miles front Brussels. The soil is said to he clay loam, and about seventy-llve acres is under” enitiva- tion, TERMS OR SALE: Ten per cent.. of the pirellase price 10 be paid on the dray of sale and the balance within thirty days rhereaftev, The property will he offered subject to a reserved bit. Funnier particulars and terms of sale may be heel on appLicntlon to tiro undersigned, DATED this twenty-eeventh day; ot March, A, D, 1939, JAMES TALYOR, Belgr'ave, Ont„ Attotionoer, 3, H. C'RAWFORD, 1Dinghnm, Ontn1'10, $olicitor Tote the Vendor, HAROLD W. LOVE Ethel, Oat. -- Phone 22.8 General 'insurance Agent