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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-5-24, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST WEDN1tISDAR, MAY 340, 1939 ,ammmrs...... NEWS OF THEDISTRICT\ Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents CRANBROOKI the +holiday. Mrs. L. H. Gordon was home over Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Switzer and daughter, of St, Marys were visiting with friends here during the Week- end. Mr, and Me. Jacob Fischer and. fan ily attended the funeral of IAA's. Fischer's brothel Wesley Chapman at New Hamiburg on Friday of last week. Rev. T. E, Kennedy who hes car- ried on a highly svccessul ministry for the past six years in Knox Church, Norich has received a hearty call to the Janetville charge In the Presbytery of Peterborough. This Is a large and historic charge and it is expected he will -accent the call. Mr. Kennedy was minister oil the Cranbrook and Ethel congre- gations from 1919-1924, The service held in Knox Pr•esby- temian church ta> t Thursday even- ing was well attended. The special speaker being Rev. MoGilvery of Lueknow. Stew. Mr. Kerr of Brussels assisted in the service. Mr, John Noble of Hanover spent Sunday with his parents and with Mrs. John Noble and Yvonne, Mrs. John Noble has been attend- ing to Mrs, James Noble who has not been enjoying yr usual health the past few weeks. But we are pleased' to hear is gaining back her health again, The Annual Garden Party of Knox Presbyterian church is to be held on Junre 29th watch for further notices. SUPERIOR STORE QUALITY SERVICE FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS Hillcrest Shortening Royal York Tea 1/2 lb pack. Ginger Snaps Garden Potch Corn 17 oz. Brown Sugar Clothes Pins Crunchie Sweet Pickles 27 oz, Stock of Mangel and Turnip Seeds on hand at low prices Bath Towelling 2 yards for 25c Boy's Jerseys, cotton Girl's Anklet Socks, all colors and sizes • Men's Fancy Rayon Socks FOR THURSDAY, per lb 10c each 31c per lb 10c 2 tins for 15c 4 lb for 25c 3 dozen for 10c per jar 23c each 39c per _pr. 15c 2pr.for45c 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 RECONDITIONED R&G GUARANTEED I Used Cars And Trucks 1938 Ford Special Deluxe Black, trunk, heater plush upholstery 14000 miles. specially priced for quick sale Deluxe Ford Coach Standard Ford Coupe Standard Ford Coach Master. Chevrolet Coach Standard Chevrolet Coach Master Chev. Coach Frontenac Sedan Ford Coach Ford Coupe Durrant Sedan Ford Coupe Chevrolet Sedan Chevrolet Coach 1937 1936 1935 1935 1935 1934 1933 1932 1931 1929 1938 1937 1926 TRU CKS 10 Good Used Panel Trucks Light Commercial Panel Delivery Heavy Duty Trucks " 2 Riding Plows PLOWS 1 Oliver Tractor Plow Hecandi feed Fordson Tractor .Represented in Brussels by Claire Long New Cars on Display at Ford Garage Jackson Motors Limited -Service With a Smnile- Wallace St. 'phone 161 Listowel 1 BLUEVALE Mr. arud Mrs. Arthur Shaw spent the week -end in Toronto with Dr, Art. and Mrs. Shaw and to see the King and Queee there, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris and Vo same visited on. Sunday with her parents and brother Mr, and Mrs, Ed, Johnston and Carl, let line. Mrs, Chas. Bosnian and sou Jack ,leant the week -end in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon McKinney and sots and other friends and to sea the King and Queen on Monday. a�Irs, Clorine Higgins spent the week -end in Toronto with her brother-in-law and sister and also An see the 'King and Queen on 'Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith spent Sunday and 'Monday in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Neil McLean and to see the King and Queen there. Mr, and Mrs, Wilbert :Mothers and Doris. and Helen spent Sunday with his father, Mr. Geo. Mathers, also 'Airs. Rudd with Mr. Henry Mothers and, Chas. and the Misses ;gathers, 1st, Iine. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston react the sad news that his sister had 'passed away on Wednesday. They attended the funeral on Fri- day and brought the baby home to take care of. Mrs. Wm. Roble of Auburn, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Jint Johnston. Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Turnbull of London visited on' Sunday with her parents and brother, Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Johnston and Carl, 1st line. Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnston and family visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Wheeler, 1st line. Mr. Donald Robertson of Millbank visited ou Sunday with his mohter and brother, Mrs. Wm. Robertson and Campbell. Mrs. George Agar visited with Mr. Chas. Agar and E(tie and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Agar and daugh- ters. Rev, D. Marshall, who has just returned to Toronto from British Guiana, preached in Knox Presby- terian Church on Sunday. Mr. M+arsball will preach again next Sunday where sacrament will be ob. served'. Preparatory service will be heidi on Friday evening, \Tay 26thr, conduote'd by Rea•. Kenneth MacLean, Rev, Mr. McConnelI and Rev. Mr. Scott. Several from this district spent the week -end in Toronto Inc the visit of Their Majesties, among the number are. 'Mir, and Mrs. Arthur Shaw, Mrs, Aitken, Mr. and Mas. George Thomson, Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Smith, Mr. and Mars. Jack Wich_gtead, Mats. J. C. Higgins. Fleming Black; Mr. and Mrs. James Masters and daughter, Evelyn, Parkhill, with Ar, and Mrs. John Hall, Mr, and Mrs, Elston Cardiff, Brussels, with Mr, and Mts. P. S. MacEwen, The regular monthly meeting of the Miasienary Society of the Unit- ed Church was held on Thursday afternoon in the +Sunday School room. The presfideue, Mrs, George Thornton, prelsided, opening the meeting with the "call to worship," as ontined in the Missionary Month- ly, and the scripture reading. "Tire Parable of the Selfish Man." Mrs. Rudd contributed a reading. "The Always Faithful Few," An interesting part of the program was Oho report o4' the Huron Presby- terialW;M,S., presented by Mrs. Robert NIcLennon, The chapter from the study book, "Beckoning F,ontier_s; was read by Mrs. Rudd. William Findlate,. ,Dies William Pawl/later (lied in Morris township on Thursday in hiis 73rd year, He had been seriously ill for some months. He was unmarried ""s'1 had .spent his life in live town - shin. Surviving are two brothers and Ilhrce sisters;: Genres 1n the West., Lyon, ATI ie and (Dr,) Mary of Morris, ne",, i.e of Detroit. The funeral service was ]told at Fryi.'ogle"s funeral home Win eham, Friday. Rory. Tires.;,.,",, \T"rT,ea••, of Wingttam Presbyterian Church, cbnducte(1' the se- tllerrneud telt place In i','lumpam c•art'etery, Visitors: Mr. and \Mrs. Wesley Srnilrc `r'•,,:., 1'., with fills. Sinsa 11 1401111101t and Mr, and Mrs. Alex Ivlowbray they were acoorn- panied. by Mr. Smiley's father, Thomas +Smiley, Port Huron; Mrs, IA1low and two sums, Arnold and Bernard, Miss Alia Mowbray and MO( Mowbray, visito(t Niagara 4. BIG CLEARING SALE Womens SPRING COATS All this Spring's NEWEST STYLES In Navy, Black, Suez, Rose, Violet and Novelty Tweeds Box back and fitted styes in all sizes Every spring coat our store comes under this big discount! 20 All Children's Coats 20 per cent discount SAL New blouses Exact copies of - $2,95 to $5.00 New York sensations. Made especially for us in voiles, crepes, sheers and satins They've been sensational sellers at $2.00 and we expect a big rush for them at this reduced price We Celebrate National All Sizes .79 We have received a huge shipment % of Famous Arrow shirts to `f celebrate National Arrow Week Newer chalk stripes, cluster stripes 1 and fine woven checks that are truly different. See the special arrow display in our windows. All Sizes $1,95 Arrow Neckwear at 50c & $1.00 Stewart Bros., Seaforth Baron's Sandy 24031 Lea.ves'Lot 15, Con, 5, Monday, 'Mar 29th; goes south to the 7th line Morris, East to Phillip Ament's barns for noon; then to 14th Con„ Grey, to Jho. Alcock's for night, then to 12th eon, Grey; then West to tlhe 6th line Morris, to Dave Snnt,th's for noon and home for night, North to 3rd line Morris, West to Jno. Garuisses' for noon, to Gilbert Netthery's. for night. South through Hopper's sideroacl, to Jas, Miclute's for noon. Home for night, +Sa4urdtcy morning, goes east to Ezra. Welsh's, Brussels Inc noon. then home till +following Monday morning. Description Barons Sandy 24081, hay, four white legs, loc„ star in face, bred by W. H. Groat, I3olstein, Ontario, is a horse of good size combined with'show quality with extra clean lege. Pedigree Baron Sandy 24031—Copernicus 14054 (17000). The Comet, 9665 (13224) Solway Saphire 20215 (315- 90) Ideal 4002 (1057) alidhero Nettie: 2nsl 18426 (17097) Guinea Gold 761 (13020) Diamond (19111) Prince of ('errucha.n (8151) Mary Glent.urky 4024 (12545- Prince Stephen 7903 (9363) Cstithero Nettie 7194 (11036) Marcel/hie 4683 (11110) (9 •away Mary 13957 (16760) Mac- gregor 4+86 (1487) Darling Erskine (31536) Prince of Wales (673) Ducltes of 'Chhllock (4180) Top Knot 3438 (5360) Nancy Lee 4925 (2596) IPantagenet 4334 (6142) Anita 3174 (7359) Garnet Cros (16- 62. 1-1'adijak 7195 (5204) Hiawatha 3430 (10067) Merry Sunshine 5973 (13953) 'Macgregor 4486 (1487) Mabel of Kerrlanrae 12737 (11465) Darnley 449.1 (222) Sally 5794 (601 Darl l ng, Rosie France 20811 (28531) Cin- nuemalli' 7258 (11011) Rosie of Stoup (28809) Montrave Mac 3087 (9958) Mary Miller 1175 (19150) Rosedale 3548 (8194) Jess 2nd of Corthills (28811S Macgregor 44S6 (1487) \•tontrave Maud 3219 (117- 86) Sheinorlle 2902 (4027) Dell Sterling• Maclelan Atlas Newton. ands (4564) Mary of Femingland 3985 (7441) Jess Darniey 4491 (222) Sally 5784 (60) Prince of Wales (673) Miss Rose (6203) Top Gal - (1850. Bel of I3o'uland (2092) Young Duke of Hamilton Bdll Royal Chortles (728) :gaggle of Fleming - land (2447), Terms To Insure a foal •810,00 payable, when mare proves to be In. foal, Parties disposing of their mares be- fore foaling time or not returning them regularly to Ute horse, will be changed Insurance. whether 1n fond or not, All accidents to snares at owner's risk, Thos. Clarke, Prop, Dates, figs and raisins give vitt' ety to fruit salads SEASON 1939 Premium B. No. 243 Enrolment No. 3039 SULTAN 14552 Pure bred black Percheron Stallion will stand for service at home barn, lot 28, 16th conces- sion of Grey Township, 1/2 mile west of Moncrieff. TERMS: • To guarantee a living foal one week old $10.00. Payable with- in 20 days after mare foals. After that time 10% extra will be charged. Parties disposing of their bred mare be- fore foaling time must pay for service of horse whether in foal or not. • •Stallion owner will not be responsible for accidents to mares or to persons in charge. •Leslie Chambers, lit • a Owner phone 47-r-12 R. R. 2, Brussels, Ont.