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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-5-17, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST le; n tt X11 Minutia in fributr to Xing (, gergt vi. Ottrit i fizabrtL I'm going to see A The King and Queen I'd like to use Cities Service Gasolene `(this Is your first step , 1 traveling with a car 'Twill be full of pep to .ake you far Sanderson's Garage - Brussels ETHEL With an attendance of approxi. mately 60. The school period in Ethel United church teat Sunday at 10.30 arm,, .was happily and interest- ingly passed when the order of ser- vice es suggested on the program for Mother's Day was closely follow- ed, supplemented by a, generous number of selections by the school eakcial orohestra. Alan Franklin spent Sunday, Mother's Day, with Ethel relatives. Ernie .S.tpwee, of Atwood vicinity Sundeyed in Ethel. Helen Bateman, wdoo has been at Listowel since May let was home for Mother's Day, Sunday. Russel Love, of Hamilton, while enroute to a business. appointment at one of the larger centras; made it a, point to call at his parental COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, MAY 17th WE WILL SELL BREAD at 7c per Loaf PHONE 32X Willis' Bakery -x- BRUSSELS Avaimminsommittt RECONDITIONED �&(` GUARANTEED s Used Cars And Trucks 1938 Deluxe Ford Sedan, (12,000 miles) 1937 Deluxe Ford Coach (Radio & Heater) 1936 Deluxe Ford Coach 1935 3 Ford Coaches 1935 Chevrolet Coach 1935 Master ,Chevrolet Coach 1935 Master Chevrolet Sedan 1935 Terroplane Coupe 1935 Frontenac Sedan , 1931 Chevrolet Sedan 1930 Chevrolet Coach 1931 Ford Coupe 1937 Fargo Sedan ,Delivery 1937 Ford Sedan Delivery 1936 Plymouth Sedan Delivery TRUCKS 2 Pick Up Trucks 3 Long Wheel Base Trucks 4 Short Wheel Base Trucks Heavy Duty and One and a half Ton PLOWS Single Furrough Riding Plow 2-Furrough Riding Plow Recooditioucd Fordson Tractor Represented in Brussels by Claire Long New Cars on Display at Ford Garage Jackson Motors Limited -Service With a Smile- .. Wallace St. • 'phone X61 Listowel h>me in Ethel and •presented bis mother with a beautiful hrydrangea plant for Mother's Day, who in turn graciously shared its beauty with other in the floral decollation for Mother's Day evening service at Ethel Milted Church. •Coonenvcdng Sunday, May 14, Ethel United Ghunoh Sunday •S'ohool will convene at 10.30 a.m, for the summer months, A section• of lattice fence has been built by Beat Vodden on his residential property and when the Painting iliac been completed will be ornamental as well as serviceable. The community farewell tendered Mr. and M•ra. Curiae, Tuesday night of last week was one of the largest affairs' of Itis, kind held in this com- munity A program of varied num- bers was given, and the presenta- tion of a china cabinet made to the guests• of honor. Mr. Currie made an appropriate reply. The lunch settled was generous in quantity and tasty in quality. The dance following was pleasantly en- joyed by ale. Mrs, E. A. Maguire, who requires congtant and attentive care and has been at the home of D. C. and Mrs. Ross, in Brussels for some months past arrived at Ethel Monday,, May 15, where she •will be at the hoe of Mr. andf Mrs. Jos. Ameshome The death of George Brown occur- red, May 15th at the'home of his son•in-law, Jae Cullen on lot 26 con. 3, Grey Twp. Mr. Brown was fre- quently seen and was a familiarly known ,patrollnaa Cor several years, on the county toad. in Huron run- ndug through, Ethel. Apples which are a rare treat here this spring were available at Thompsonfa butcher ahop for a few days last week. Cellar wall repairs are under way at Mrs. Ketfers Sr., residence. Roy McDonald and helpers are doing the work. The reggulai meeting of tete W.M. S. of the United Church was held at the home of Mee. W. Somers on Tuesday, May 9. The vlceepresldent Mrs. Jest Pearson was in the chair. There were 27 ladies present. The meeting opened with the singing oe hymen 108, atter which the Lord's Prayer was repeated In unison The minutes of the last meeting were reed and e•ppl•oved. The roll call ess• then given and the business of the mer•tirg followed: It was mov- ed by Mts. H. Spelman, ee'condod by Mmes M. Hantsndd that Mrs. G. Men- zies, be .secretary and •11I1ss E. Pearson assistant. Report of Morning Session of Presbyterial at Wingihnmti wee given by Mrs. H. Steelton, The afternoon session was reported by Mat,, Jas, Peasl'ou, The last chapter of the study book "The Unfinished Task of th.e Church 1u Canada," was taken by Hilts. 0. Menzies, The worship eurvice under the leadership of Mrs. Jos. Pearson included hymn 511, psalms 79, read alternately, 'followed by a Litany. Mrs, Q. Dobson read, The Parable orf the Growing Grain and et 'the Leaves: Mins, Jas. Pearson then lead In Prayer. Hymns 378 and 510 were sung and the meeting was, closed by the Miepat benedic• Won. The business of the Womem'e Asosaiadion was then conducted' of ter which Mrs. King read the- fol lowing add ress:- Deer Mti's, Currie: - We', your Mends and omelettes in the Women's Misadonary Society and Women's Association have teemed with regret of your early depnnture from antotiget Its. As we realize that our societies must Ilose one of their best friends we feel the truth of the oft quoted welds, 'attic best et bleeds mast tart,„ It would be ilniposelble for us to estimate the help you have given our societies' by your eflctent work ate Secreda.ly and year enthusiastic and wilding support in ell ear teeter- Ries. eeterRte's, Alt this time we express eltl' deep apPreefation of your faithful and ioy'el aaisisitance and support. Our beet 'wishes will Po ,with you in your new aesociabione end we tenet you will find joy in them. A very sincere wel•came will always aveelt you whenever you may return to your Ethel friends, As a token of our esteem and lashing enlends'hip we ask you to accent this! gift. May it ever re- mind you of :happy associations in the Ethel W,M,S. and W. A, Odra, H Love and Alias E, Pearson thee presented Mrs, Currie with a lovely table tamp, Mrs, Currie exprelsed her thankls and said that abs had enjoyed' the work and the associations. WALTON Seventeen members responded to the roll oa l which. was a verse from Joshua at the Women's Mis- alonatly Soolety on 'Ma,y 10th. The theme a8 worship centred around Steavardshdp and Mrs. John Mar-: &bell read a paper on, that subject. Tb•e Scripture passage was read by. Mrs,'Shaw. Reports of the Presby- terial at Winghem on April 27 were given by Mrs. Bryans and Mrs. McDonald. Letters of acknowledge- ments for flowers, seat were read. Articles to be sent in the bale most be ready by the latter part of May. Mire Jolwtwton closed the meeting with prayer. A sale ae flowers followed. • GREY Gus, Wheeler has purchased Mrs. Levi Parr farm on the 6th awn., which is most conveniently situat- ed as the earns join. By the end of the week most of the farmers will lave completed seeding. A good shower of rain would be appreciated. Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Fischer, Kitchener, were Sunday vtsetors at the home of the former's brother, Jacob Fischer, Cranbrook, on Sun,- day. un•day. Word was received by Miss Sara McKinnon, 9th, concession Grey Towaehdp, from her brother, John, a well-known, resident of Fort liam, that his wife Wes . patient in the MlOKellar Hospital suffering from burns, about the face and arms. Their home was amass of ruins as the result of fire. Both the building and contents were destroy- ed and according to Nr. McIlin• non the loss will exceed 57,000. The house is only partially covered by insurance, Council Meeting 'Council meeting, May Stlt, 19381 Minutes of previous meeting were read and a.pPreved on. motion of T. C. Wilson', seconded by Thos. Dougherty, Moved by T. 0 Wasson, seconded by Alex Alexander, that the sssess- men•t roll be provisionally accepted and Tune 3rd be set, for bolding Court of Revlalon at 10 o'clock a,m. Moved by Leslie McKay, seconded 1'w Thos. Don ghenty that all approv, edi ecconnte be paid. -Carried. Moved by Leslie E. NeKay, sec- onded by Alex Alexander, that we do now adjourn to meet again on June 3rd or at the well of the Reeve. -Carried, The Following accounts were paid. - Wm. Machan, poste 12.60 Alex McDonald, rep. culvert .80 Geo Brown, rep, culvert 2.05, 0. McCreary, rep. culvert .80 leaipb Beirnes, rep. culvert 30' James Cullen, rep. 'culvert 2.40 Lundy McKay, snow roads 1,00 Geo, aleleay, snow roads ,,,, 3.20 Stan, Alexa.ndet', operate maintainer 16,50 Gan•. 011 Co,, .508011n•e 19.65 E, L, Jardin•e, gasoline 7,02 W. Turnbdll, distress bonds 26.00 Geo, Dunbar, stamps 3,00 S. S. No 11 200,00 U,S,1Ss No, 12„... 75,00 Dr Richmind, M.O.H, 75:00 John Kreuter, assessor 125.00 S. S, No, 9 125,00 J. H. Fear, May salary 41.6 5 J, H. Fear, to Godericb 5.511 J. H, Fear, Munieipa1 tittles 10,00 Treat, 'I1nlp, Downie, relief account 22,24 Prov. 'rreas's„ Insulin 2,08 County HiltOn, Hospital 41moan t 62.95 Whither & Co. supplies David Kerr, bury clog .50 I.LIL,P,C, Office 5.16 lelunicipal World; supplies 11.05 Wm, Ziegler, relief accts „ 11.96 Geo. Dunbar, relief accts 12.00 F, A. Harrison, relief accts ,25.21' J. II, Fear, Clerk, Frances' Dress Shop Brussels Coronation Dresses - Linens, and Silks CHILDREN'S COATS AND DRESSES HOUSE DRESSES , 75c and up • Darnee t and Mrs. Gibson handle (,on were ,visitors Leet week at the home of their cousins; Well and Bessie Moses. Mr. Water Forest, who has been 1lutte serious lately from a heart 'attack seems to be somewhat tm- paoved his many friends are pleas- ed to hear. ;Bride and Groom Honored .. A very enloyahle evening 'was spent at the hone of Mr, and Mrs, Wan. Harman east Thursday who were recently married, when the neighbors and relatives gather- ed and presented then with many household gtkbe, The evening was spent in dancing followed by lunch. Everybody reported a good time. Council Meeting Minutes of 'Council meeting, Mor- ris, held in the Townsdldp H.ali on Monday, May 315, 1939. Meenbene alt present, The Reeve presiding. The minutes of the let meeting were reed and approved. A count of revision of the assess- ment roll was then opened. Appeals for a lower assessment were received from Pear I Lowe,Roderick McLean, David MoLean; W. T. Armstrong', and Mrs. Harry Perdue. The countc41 decided to procure a tape line for drain inspector (John McGill), The Court of Revieion on the assessment roll was adjourned till the next meeit'ing„ June lath. In the meantime the council well look over the Iota with a view to decide the appeals,. IR was decided to charge $2.00 Per hour for the Power Grader when doing work on, Town or Vil- lage streets and 55.75 per 'hour when on county roads. Accounts' paid,:- Al:tdn Armvatrong, retied dog tax $ 2.00 0, H. Wade, relief Tummy , 1.80 James Peacock, assessor 100.00 Next meeting June 12. A MacEwen, Clerk. MORRIS BLUEVALE Mrs. W. H. Neleenney opened her home on Thursday afternoon for the monthly ;meeting of the Woman's Institute. Seventeen, members ans- wered the roll and six visitors. The /resident, Miss Margaret Tule very, presided. Mrs, M. L, Aitkin gave the report of the district executive meeting held recently itv Brussels. Following a discussion on District Projects, Mrs. Mowbray offered to candelct a second class in Refinishing of Furniture. Some time, was devoted to the study of the cooperative program, and the question of district projects and short courses. Mrs. Alex. Mowbray had change of Quveut Events and by request spoke on the •churchee• and Church services In the SUn055111 States, making special mention of the "Edison. Night'' service at Fort Myers', Florida, also the "Bach .to the Olverch Novemennte 'conducted by the Kiwanls Club and Its. effect, Mtge Eunice T)wmuton favored with a solo at the close of the business ,session, Mast James 'Breckenridge assisted the heateec and delicious refreshments' were served. :Alters: Mrs, •Cecil Griffiths, Gn1elbh, is a visitor with her broth. er, W. H. and Mrs, McWhinney; Mrs. Elisa Fell hes returned from Toronto where she spent thewinter with her son; Robert Turvey, Lloyd Turvey, Gordon Dmbury and Reuben Garniss spent Thurs- day In Toronto, MONCRIEFF lIlr. Leslie Ctaamlfaers, recetrtly Purchased 0. pure bred black stallion, SULTAN, See ad In an- other column, M'r. Chambers lives on the fanmi formerly owned by Luke Speiran. SEM TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE S BALED Tenders eddresed to the undersigned and endorsed 'Ten, - der for Coal," will be received until 12 o'clock noon (daylight saving), Monday, June 12, 1939, for the sup- ply of -coal and coke for the Dominion Buildings throughout the Province of Ontario. 1 Perm's of tender with specifica- tion and conditions, attached can: be obtained from the Purchasing Agent, Department of Public Works, Ottawa; and the Supervising Archi- tect, 36 Adelaide St. East, Toronto, Ont. Tenders should be Made on the forums supplied by the Department and in accordance with depart- mental specifloations and condi- tions attached thereto. When the amount of a tender ex- ceeds the sum, of $5,000.00 - whether it be for one building only or more -the tenders must attack to their tender a certified cheque on a chartered bank in Canada, made payable to the order of the Honour- abLe the Minister of Public Works. equal to 10 per cent of the amount of the •tender, or Belarer Bonds of the Dominion of Canadaor of the Canladian National Railway Com- pany and its constituent companies. • unconditionally guaranteed as to principal and interest by the Do- minion of Canada, or the aforemen- tioned bonds and a certified cheque, if required to make ii an odd amount, The Depantmuerllt also reserves the right to demand from any sucessful tenderer a security deposit in the forma of a teethed cheque or boad as above, equal to 10 .per cent of the amount of hie bid, to guarantee the proper fulfillment of the contract. By order, J. M. SOa1LERVILLE, Secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, May_ 10, 19311. ROUND TRIP BARGAIN FARES From BRUSSELS MAY 25 To C.N.R. Stations in the Maritime Provinces Province of Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia MAY 26.27 To OTTAWA - 38.90 To MONTREAL 310.25 ITo QUEBEC CITY 314.25 ' To Ste. Anne de Beaupre 314.85 14213 e,e Pares. Return Limits, Train teIormadon, Tickets, torula nearest Arena See Hemabtits..'l 1$ ZANADIAN NATIONAL SUPERIOR STORE QUALITY SERVICE FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, Aylmer Tomatoes, squats per tin, 5c Jams, St. Williams, Raspberry &Strawberry 32 oz jar 27c Sugar Crisp Corn Flakes 4 pack. for 25c Pork & Beans 21 oz, 2 tins for 17c Lux Toilet Soap 3 cakes for 17c Royal York Coffee l's per ib 3'7c pr pr 59c Boy's Golf Socks per pr 25c Men's Balbriggan Shirts & Drawers • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • eaci. 49c Men's ,Dress Suits (4) sizes 37 & 38's to clear ai $5.00 each Running Shoes -New Summer Stock on Hand FOR SALE -A Quantity of Empire Millett Seed 5c Per lb Ladies' Crepe Hose, new shades WM. ZIEGLER HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR EGGS Phone 22-11. Ethel, Ont. Store will be closed Tuesday & Thursdays evening at 6.30 p.m. and open the remaining evenings 1