The Brussels Post, 1939-4-26, Page 7THE BRUSSELS POST
Round Trip. Travel Bargains
From BRUSSELS
MAY 5-6 to CHICAGO 12.55
MAY 6 To WINDSOR 4.15
To DETROIT
Equally tow fares from alt •adjacent C.N.R, Stations. For train
service going and returning see handbills or consult Agents,
CANADIAN NATIONAL
-WHAT THE
WEATHER DOES
A men•chaut was, d8esusei.ng his
business problems' in a reasonable
sort of 'way whet. a Post repre-
sentative, and naturally enough be
made reference to the backward
,state of the weather. This was tics
-experience:
I think we have to take Just as
much chance as, the fernier does. 'I
admit he hie ne control over the
weather and when he putsin. his
crop he cannot see ahead to the day
of harvest ands have any proper idea
oft what he is going to get by way of
'return for his Divestment and effort.
"We do muchthe same. We have
to base our burying on what we an-
ticipate in the way of turnover froml
normal weather, This year spring
weather has remained so cold that
*men are wearing the same overcoats
they did in the 'winter time and they
have not yet felt ' the need of making
a change. But we bad stocked spring
overcoats in anticipation of the
.usual seasonal detnsanl and we have
disposed of owly a few of 'therm.
Those who axe in the ladles' wear
business are finding it somewhat the
same and in some ways they have
to take greater ohanlcee because
stylus change more rapidly than they
'do in' men'g wear.
"I am not asking any farmer
friends to feel sorry for men in busi-
ness, but merely sugesbing that the
:man in business has to take just
about as much of a weathenchance
as the man who depends on, tlhe land
for his living,"
HOW CAN WOMEN
BE GREAT ?
Today we hear untch criticism of
women because, whilst they have bad
for a, considerable time equal status
with men, they love not attained out•
e :nndttug prominence he any of the
fine arts, sciences, or politics. It is
quite true we have no women, writers
to coanpate with Shakespeare, Ten -
013011 ce. S cont, and no artist to cent-.
pipet' with, tlhe great da Vinici. It is
a.1ea quite true •we have no unusual
composers of outstanding merit, al-
though do the interpretation, of
o ther's \---erns wounen.s+tattd second to
none. Perhaps we must even admit
that c ey the name of Madame Curie
-eds. out in' the world of .science,
and that dw (politics women still play
a very small pate, -
liewever, would prom r:ence in any
one ar all these ,make women in gen-
eralgreat? Would • re of snceesls in
any one or all of them place women
in, the category of failures? A writer
once ,said, "If your natue is to live
at all St is so much better to have
it live in peoplefs hearts than only in
their brains." With that statement
as our measuring rule, I belivee wo-
men today stand out in unsurpassed
glory. From: the days of the •Crim -
eat War when our beloved Florence
Nightingale made her way in and out
of dreary wards bringing retie; from
Pain and loneliness, women's field of
service to humanity has steadily.
widened; eine' new it teens a definite
part oaf our social structure. There
is no way of estimating the hearts
that have been giadened, the lives
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that leave been ::tt1'edi, the difficulties
of incliviettele there have 1)000 .salved
by wonlenee nelnis'telatiouts anti social
services,
1f there is emy eriticierll is this
geld it tnlh only be that women levee
Mit' yet had. time to realize that they
etre Citizens not of any sd1l. le com-
munity or country, but of 'the world,
and that •they must extend their
knowledge and sympatbles to include
the 180es weenie they deo not fully
undensbaud, Wben that Ideal he's
been attaiuetl woolen will reign, "i11
the hearts, al the people" and the
great majority fulfilled as completely
as It might be`ie other more spectate
ala_ fcrms. .
LET US LOOK
AT THE PAST
Sere i.rs ytema Talons Pr',otrn
Files of the Post of 60
end !d Ysare Apc
50.. YEARS AGO
C RA N SROO K
A heavy draught mare sold at
Peter McDonald's: sale Lost Saturday
afternoon for the large anal of $231.
WALTON
Al the vestry meeting held last
Monday 4n eonectiom with St.
eeoyge'8 Chercli; R: Feigns= was
elected Mini'ster's Wlarden and W.
Smith, People's Warden, Adam
Sholdlce and echo Hewitt, Sidemen
and R. H. Ferguson, Delegate to
Synod.
BLUEVALE
Attamand and Fenton Hartley were
home Brom 'Clinton 'Collegiate Insti-
tute for .their Easter vacation.
• • • •
Mr. MacEwen, our new teacher is
doing his work nicely end gives
promise of filling his positions well.
GREY
E. V. Smith was for a week's hold-
diay from the Ciituton High S•chooI.
•
Hymnmeal-Ont Wednesday of this
week at the home of Hartwell Seek.
anti 10th con., was the scene of a
veiny interesting event, viz: the
marriage of Joseph Whitfield, 12611
con, .te Miss Mare' Speiran, The
ceremony was' penfonmed by Rev. J.
H, Dyke. • Miss Eliza Seeirany sister
to the bride was' brid.esnnaid and
E. A. lehertdn, L,D,S., of Beuesels, the
•grocmrsnnan. A large number 0f
irsetul gifts were made to tote bride
They wall continue to reside in this
township.
BRUSSELS
Mrs, Hnggan 0f Walkerton is visit-
ing Miss Roddick,
• • •
Firs, Samuel Pearson, returrted
home from visiting in London and
Michigan,
• • •
Mrs. James Oliver is .in Toronto
.visiting eke. Leckie.
• • •
George Gannie of Attwood called
on friendis there.
•
Rev, W. E. Kerr of Owen; 'Sound
occupied. the pulpit at the Methodist
°hiutch last Sunday.
25 YEARS AGO
BELGRAVE
M.1e. John VanOamp, who died at
the home of John'Coeltes, her son -in.
law, was apnvamdls et 80 years of age.
John VanDamp, 6111 line, Morris, Is a
son.
t w 0
At the organization, meeting of the
Eriwcritln League held in the Belgrsve
Meth•od:let Chiuroh on Tlettee ay even-
ing, A0)nil 1611, the following officers
were elected for the cowling year:
Honorary President, Rev. J,'W, dell-
patllioh, B,A; Pres„ Ciaytan, Proc-
ter; 1st vicepres., Mrs. W. 3. Proc-
ter; .2nd vice4pees,, Miss nine
Soanldinett; 3.rtl vice -pros,, :Miss Edi'ti1
Procter, 4th vice,pres„ W. J. Procter,
Rec: Sec„ Girl Procter; Cor,-Src„
Mies MY Roser; Tneasmrer, Miss
Carrie Stonehotrse; organist, Mrs.
(Dr,) •Stetvallt; Asst. Organist, Heirs
B. Hopper,
WROXETER
Dem Due& of Elmira is the nest
0f her son, Irwin Olivet.
• • *
David Robinson made a business
-trip to To roam
• • • •
T. W. Jacklin teed:muted from
Sellar Current, Sesk„ ore Monday,
• • •
Mr. au14 Mrs, Jantes Fox of Brits•
eels, vi:oltelt] o•1c1 11(10010 here.
ETHEL
Miss Wien of 51115sels has given
sit leer imlusical class here.
Mrs,Robt*Initclt9e *and c.hiltiren
NOPNVSIDAT, 41PPRLi, 200h, 1.929
01 Seetoptll T0418111(1 1101110 after
reending an en!Joyable woelt with leer
)rrrentseir, and Mrs, Ed;Fletcher,
TFMllewing, a ire *111: o11cees for the
Ep'wortil League for the lnooming
teen. 2-100. Pree„ Rev, X. A Meleel-
vey; Pres., .li, J, Slel11anone est vice-
pres„ .asap San(exa; 2,114 vice -Pres.,
Marie McDonald; 3rdi viee-31'•es.,
Lizzie Chambers; 4hh vioepres•,
Alvin. MC1iee; 5th vice 11res., Mrs.
McGuire; Rev: Sec., Roy Hall; 'Cor, -
Sec., Lueila Henry; Treasurer, Alex
(•011108; Orgaariad Della McKee;
Aset,-0rgoanist, Pearl Dobson, Leila
Vodden; League Choir Leader, Ms.
Sleightitolm,
GREY
Mists. Maggie Robertson has gone
a visit to :her sister.
011,
Miss Olive La*e'
ireturned home
fronr lielmore,
1'11: Erxirgeotr of Wawarnosll was
renewing o1(1 friendships be Morris
this. week,
• ( •
Wm. Findleter was a visitor at the
home of 0115(1es Howlett, Brussels
last Sunday,
Miss Stella Speiran of Goderich,
has been visiting relatives in. Morris
and Grey Twp,
CRANBROOK
Will. Sierran, was at Listowel last
week.
A. Raymonm•and ,los, Noble went
M London on Monday,
• * *
Mir, and Mee. Purvis went to Toron-
to on Saturday,
S. Dunn has. improved his property
also Walter Pennington., by having
trees' oto the' hill East of the barns
out down,
BRUSSELS
Miss Simmons •08 Wroxeter, is
vJsiting with Mrs, John. Simmons of
Brussels,
hese Kate Deadman purposes leav-
ing for Toronto where she will pur-
sue a training course as nurse.
Mrs. Wan. Piynw is visiting her
sister in Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs Robinson and Miss
Robinson of Grey Township moved
to 'Brussels last week.
NOTE AND COMMENT
Britain has all the Brew guns need-
ed toe her army for the present.
Strange people over there. who, could
go ahead and make their Been guns
without an investigation, a dispute
or an argument.
'Sunday school teacher in No, Caro-
lina told a child she had put a poor
penny in the e,olleetion, When it was
scrubbed up a bit it eves found. to be
a $2.60 gold piece, And after that it
had no chance of finding its way to
the colloc'tioui plate.
Aman, in. Loudon Mole three
sleets: from a store and was sent to
jail for three months. We have a
feeling the ntagisttate must have
been cue of those lads at school who
liked hie arithanetic to come out
even. Thus. - onee shirt equals one
month.
,Coal was shipped, into Ontario
treat United Stades, and now that
coal is scarce there owing to a
strike 11 15 being shaped back even,
Strange ways we have of dealing
with eamodelies which cost us
nothing to crease in, the first place.
One estimate is that a .billion a
year is being paid in alimony in
united States, and ,two billion. to
lawyers and counts for what is
called "Ironing ort" the troubles,
The weakness• is the Ironing is finish-
ed in such a way that It hes to be
done over again.
Pcterberough, resident paid 56
rents Baty on book which raise from
New York, and he is still wondering
why, heitad to trey Any ditty at all on
it, it was not protecting any
('lrntsdian In(11181(3' nnid '1115 only
remote he can discover le that the
government wanted. or (needed the
56 trolls,
The charge was' macre in the On-
tario Legislature that only a Grit hard
a enhance today of securing a place
with tine provind•ia1 police, Liberate
securing ,positions. when lLlbervrl
government's ere In power a1r'e1 Cor1-
servaC1V0a doing the Immo tiring
wheh.11teir friends are 11) office cn.e
Hardly, be regarded as any;bh1ng par.
tionlarly new.
HOWdek Coupe l
Corrie, April 19th, 1939
'rhe Council beet en the Clerk's
()Mee to hold their regular monthly
meeting, The lnenrlrera were. all
pre•semt, The Reeve, .1. W, Gamble
in the chair.
Moved by •Strong an•d Weir that
the minutes of last regular meettleg,
as read, be adopted, -Carried.
Moved by MdlCallu.m anal Strong
tihet 111e tender of R, H. Gerson &
to steeply gasoline, oil, etco„ for Power
Grader for the year 1939, be accept-
ed, -Carried,
Moved by Strong, that whereas the
equalization, for Couudy Ptucposes, 018
compiled for the :equal of Huron, by
Messrs, illogg & Quinlan, is 1n the
opinion of this Council, tate and just,
Therefore we, the Council of the
Township of Iienlaick hereby express
our approval of said equalization, and
trust that our Reeve and Depwty.
Reeve will give it their support as it
now stands, without any alterations.
-'Caa•ried,
Moved by Weir end Balzer that
this Council renew the insurance on
the Tomnlship scads for the year 1939
with Lloydts of London. -Carried.
Moved by Weir and Baker that the
time for elle return of the Collectors
Rolls be extended to the May meet -
lug, -Carried.
Moved by Weir and 'Strong that
the following bills be paid. -Carried.
Isaac Gamble, part salary
as. clerk 35.00
J. J. Musgrave, meals• for
transients
Isaac Gmble, 'preparing Deed
far Douglas' Holt .... , ,, 2.60
W. R, Fraser, M.D., Bring-
ing Ira Huanmison from•.
Toronto
Pla11et Printing House, cash
books for Treasurer 1,.20
J. H, Rogers, express on
books
Norman Wade, Ineuranoe on
Twp. Roadls for 1939 ..,,..,-. 203.00
County Tress., hospital ex-
penses for Ira Hunrmison 69,50
Rosa Sandersau, wood for
Ttvp, Hall, Wroxeter
Municipal World, 'Collector's
Rolls and aup;plies.
R. H, Carlson & 'Son, supplies
for Twp Hall Ete. 105
Relief, for Meath 44,99
Road Eppendituses
Wen, Reis, J•r., snow roads
Nieman, Reis, s'naw roads.
Harvey Retry snort' roads
Fred Locking, ditch & ditdhing
6.00
5,00
,50
4,50
17.45
2.00
2,00
2.80
7,00
Milton Weitz, -SUM roads 1.00
Wilford Wertz, enone roads ,,,, 1,00
Earl Ridley, snow loads , 100
John Gamble, Spon' roads 4.00
Earl Moore, snow roads and
tongue in Grader 5,00
Jolts. Findlay, snow roads &
broken. plow
Harry Gowdy, smow roads' &
broken plow 13.49
Sohn. Willits, snow roads 4,50
Harry Edwards, snow roads, 3.80
Howard Nichol, srsow roads 2,40
Harry Metcalf, snow roadis ,,,, .60
Gordon, Wright, ,snow roads
and broken tongue &
douiblelbree, disk 22.80
John Ferguson, snow roads , 2.20
Harold Boyd, cutting twee ,.,, .40
Donald Webber, .sorrow roads ,. 6.70
Frank Wiliest, snow roads .,,. 1.60
Wm, Sangster, snow roads ,. .80
John, Wright, •snow• roadie ,,,,,, 2,20
John Montgomery, Supt,
ealary, March & April ,,,,,, 25,20
Walter Reddbn, snow roads8.60
Norman Koehler•, slaw roads 2.50
Wm,. Wilson, snow roads .20
Geo. Ashton, snow roads .,,-,,.50
Geo, Salndesrson', Snow •roads , .50
David Walker, snow roads 1,00
Cecil Wilson, snow roadis ..,,,, 2.40
John Cowan, smote roads 1.40
E. Balton, welding casting .,,, 100
Roy Vegan, suo0' roads 43:75
Robert Brown, 811onv roads ,,,, 1.40
Wilford Brown, snow roads ,. 1.00
Cleve Vette, snow roadie 1.00
Archie Steuened, snow roads 1.00
Wesley Underwood, .snow
roadis
Everett Wnight, anew road's „
Thomas Weight, snow roads „
Frank Coles, snow roads
Garrard King, ditchtng
Jolntt Hannah, teaching
elem. Stewoot, dlbching ,
H. Eastman, dit,chnig
George Leonard, dibahinlg
Chas. lylliatt, dile `
Earl Balder, snow roads
Geonge .Baker, allow roads ,,,,
Adernt Gra.hamt, snow roads,
-,,,
Geo, Peteltsdxeieb, mow roads
Leslie McLeod, snow roads „
Wilmot Craig, snow roads ....
Airlhde Irwin, snow roads ....
Magr.ford li'wln, enemy road's ,,,,
Thos, Strong, mow roads) „„
Richard Gettfbtlty mow roads.
Aller( Griffith,, 81100' roads ,.,
A9ben•t beatz, eeonv &
ditching
Wm, Hood, snow roads
16,50
5.40
6.00
2.00
COO
2.80
1.00
1,50
3.40
.60
11.25
4.00
6.60
1,80
,80
.80
.80
6.40
6.40
4,80
5.80
2.90
9.30
2,40
`I wonder if Jim
will call tonight?"
Do you daydream
in the evenings?
When somebody
like Jim is in a
distant town and
seems ten times as
far away as lie really is? And
then the telephone bell rings -
nue theres 7im1
"Hello Jim, I was
hoping you'd call!"
, , rs there ever a
time when a cheery
$ 1�voice frontier away
B.M. is not welcome$
When the telephone
' bell announces it
you feel grateful that there are
still people who think about you.
-and prove it by Long Distance.
And Jim says:
"Only 65 f ?"
• People who use Long Distance
service are always surprised
howlittle it really costs. Ranking
with smaller budget gems like
movies, cigarettes, laundry and
shoe repairs, Long Distance
telephone calls don't touch your
pocketbook seriously -but do
always touch your heart.
LONG DISTANCE
costs so little!
,rim's call cost only 65c and it
travelled more than 200 miles.
By using lore Night Rates
applying, as well, all day Sun-
day -and placing "Anyone"
calls -you can talk a long,
long way jor just a very little.
Erhardt Hili, snow roads L201
David ,Oafltpibell, smow roads 1.20
Anson Wolfe, bolts for grader .40
Richard Waiters, snow roads 3.30
Everett Arsns.tdong, 511080
roads 2.40
John Armstrong, snow roads 9.40
John Al1nettrong, snow roads. .40
Nelson: Armstrong, snow
roadie 1,20
Lindsay Galbraith, tsanow
roads 1.20
Bruce Armstrong, snow
roads 1,20
Rich. At1n1 tr0ng, snow roads. 1,20
Win, Boehler, snow reads ,,1,211
Wm, Faster, stow roads ,,,,, ,. .80
Enos Donaghy, snow roads .,,, .80
George Harris, snov' roads ,... BU
Harold roerter, suow roads 13.40
Catrt S9i.oemaher•, sorrow roads, 1.05
E, G. Danny, snow roads
& grading 7.44
IOd, liillinger, snow roadie ,,., 10.30
Chas. Rillinlger, snow roads 1.60
li9.,0o1d DIckkeet, snow roan ,. 1.30
Walter Zeigleae snow roads,.,, 1.70,
Norman, eicLood, snow roads 2.00
Moved by Stroatg and. •llttoker that
this Connell do haw. adjourn, 'tn.
meet In, the unleted 1Chmreh, Ball,
Irordlwtch, on Thursday, May 15th,
err a1, tyre nal' of dere Reeve,
---Carried.
c (IA mile, Clerk,