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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-7-5, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST NEWS OF THE DISTRICT Written for the Post By Our Ckiirg COrrespondent3 BLUEVALE Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Johneton and baby 'ape* Srndey 'wJNi Mr. and I Mrs, Wan. Bishop of Grey. Mite Wale Matters spent a taw days iu Toronto will, her sister Mise 'Pearl Metile'rs. Mrs, Rudd attended the Rudd re- union. at Palaiieetotu on Saturday. Mises Dona Stnith, n ireethetealm big of Clinton hospital is siienddng bee holidays with her mother and brotlh•er, Mrs. Milton Smith and sou' Rose. Mr. 2nd. M.its, Melville Mothers arid; ,sou Arnold %edited avl.tili Mr. and' Mre. Jas, Moses and sons one even- ing last week. Mrs Neil McLean and on of To- ronto visited with her parents, Mr, and Mrs- George Thornton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Patterson and song of Toronto attended the shower aw Wedlne ray night in honor of Mr, and' Mrs. Josegb Marshall. Peter D. IGlug, a lifelong rest dentt of Turniterry, died at his home tJn Blnievale on Monday atter a long illness. He was the son of the late Duncan King, one of the early settlers. and farmed on the family homestead until he retired to Blue - vale some years ago, Mr. Kling was twice married, his lire= wife being Miss Mary Harriss daughter of Mr. and Ml's. John Harris, In 1201 he married Miss Mina Jamieson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jamieson, who survives him, ,Also surviving are one daughter, Mrs. William Spear, of I1'Lor•ris, and two 'brothers, Thomas, in Manitoba, anal Robert of Toronto The late John W. King, formerly Progressive Member tor North Burow In the Federal Hous,e was a 'brother. Funeral services were held with interment in• Foriln;ich cemetery. Bridal Pair Honored ,A large number of friendis gathered at the C.O.F. hall on Monday even-. $RAY ^efHIQiS The Bray Chick does the trick. Let me show you the proof. Place your order here. No writing. No bother. Call or phone. Gilbert Nethery R. R.'5 Brussels ing to honor Mr. and Mrs. Hugh "'1uua1•e I erho were reeeartl7 mer - vied. The young porkier were pre - seated with. miseieellarne'ode chewer. Mr. "stnosp. catpgesse4.'Revolts end aprpreodtutsion on be110,14 ni litms'elf and Miis, Mundell, The evening nu; spent dancing. I?tcv. C.ansiabebl ''avenet• prcaelicd lila ne•e. •sermon in the tnited Church on 'Smutty Morning, speaking from the text, "Go ye into a desert place and rest a while." showing how conenunibe with Cod is a prep- axation for the battle of life. In th,e evening the BLuevale L.O.L. pat.. acted to the dhareh and Mr, Tavener conducted the anneal service, Rev, J. K, McGillivray, formerly of Aabi[ield, oonitluoted the service in Knox Presbyterian Church, speak- ing on God's message to the Seven Chrtiehes as described in Revela• • tions, Misses Jean and Lois Elliott sang a dhiet, Visitors; Mg. and Mrs. James Clegluocni and daughter, tPaultne, Port Colborne, with Mr` and Mrs. W .kb: ham and friends; Mayor 'Phos, 1?. Henry and ,Mrs. Henry, Stratford, at the San:derson home;' and Mrs, C, H. 'Coulees, Lis- towel, with Mils. Coultas and Mrs. Grace Snell; 3. 'Wesley Beattie and dlangihters. Ethel and . Florence, Seaforth, with Mee 9'14 Olive Scott; :less Mae Davidson, Wroxeter, with. her brother, W. 5, and Mrh, Dabtd- sou; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walton and son from 'Cleveland, Ohio, called on their mole, William Mc- Lecd; Mr. and Mrs. Mack fiefc- Gowen and little 'gr'ancleaughite•, of Detroit, with Mr, and Mas, Sohn IIockeridge; Mn•, and Mfrs. V, A. Mowbray and son, Lucknow, with Mr. and Mrs. A. Monvbray; Miss Geneit'eve Smith, Greceflelcl, with: Mr. and Mrs, A, D. 'Smith; Henry Fowler and family, Joe, Frank, Hilda anal Birk, London. with El- mer and Miss Florence Fowler; Misses, Edna. and Margaret Procter spent the holiday with their par. ants, Mr, and Mins, Miller Procter, and leave Mondry for Kingston and London settee .they will pursue treir studies. There will be an airplane at Brussels on Jul=y 12th, to take up Passengers- The plane wilt come from Sky i•Iarbor, Godieaich It wlil be the thrall of a IJfetime for thosee who go tip. MORRIS Mr, and Mrs. Harold Currie and son Warren of Haaniltom, spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Russell Currie. There will be an airplane at brussels on July 12th, to take up Passengers. The plane will come from Sky Harbor, Ged.ertch It will be the thrill of a lifetime for those who go up. NOTICE All Accounts owing to R. A. Brown - Blacksmith, Ethel, Ont• .must be paid before July 31st to Wm. Spence, Insurance Agent, after that date outstanding accounts will be handed in for collection. Having taken over the blacksmithing business formerly operated by Mr. R. A. Brown, I am prepared to carry on ,with the... Blacksrnithingl and General Repair Work It is my desire to continue in the same manner with courteous service tc all- Mr. ll - Mr. Roby - Ethel WALTON Mr, anal Mos. Hugh Slimmer% spent Vile holiday with the hittel•'s brother Mr. 3'. Iiumphries of Winter -011e. Mies Beet Shannon spent the bolitiuys with Mr, and Mrs. D. Shannon, of MMKillop and' attended tate hurl' reunion at eIllvertou. Mr. W, Ballon and Miss Dorothy of Rocthaster, N.Y., are visiting the former's stater, Mrs, W. 3. Tlumptm ries, Mr, and Mrs. Elliott of itobltn, Man,, are visiting the latter's sister Mrs, L. Cumandngs. :fir, and Mrs, Ken. Ferg and Max- ine and Mr, Hyde of Stratford and Miss Doris Gill of Ethel spent the week -end wrttlt fidende in London. Mrs. P, B. Gadeuer of Torantt°, who !has been visiting in the village has returned home, "She says here, she'll be home to -night ! " 8.30 Is there anything more worrying than waiting? One voice inside you says: "Don't he silly, she's all right . And another voice whispers: "Perhaps she's had an accident .. oh deur, what shall I do?" "I would have stayed up an night!" • 8,45'\ am,. But when you hear Iter voire tet the telephone you know all is well-- , you thank heaven for Long Distance service you realize how ea,y it is to keep in touch - and you like people who do. "She didn't realize that 1 couldn't get away" Sometimes yon adult older people are foolish to worry - but somehow you feel better when you've brought eohn and peace to anxious minds - by LONG DISTANCE • And it's so easy too. Your call is on its Way in n foto second's, your destination reached in the twinkling of an eye. tJse tote Night Rates applying every evening after seven (and all day Sunday as well), and place "Anyone" calls. ETHEL WEDNE DAY, 3I 5th, 1239 ETHEL PUBLIC SCHOOL Promotion Ssaminationa 1, Names in alphabetical order. 2. Numbers indicate the number of eubiects, failed, to be repeated next term. 3, =u indicates pupil completed grades IX rind X in full, To Grade XI 131111e Brenner 1 Jim Dunbar a, Elwin Hall * Leslie Jardine 1 Edythe Pearson 1 ;Helen Pearson 4 Elmer Sletglithobe. e' Douglas W1rltflali 4 To Grade X Brice Bateman Isobel Payton 3 Muriel Engler 1 Elsie Franklin 1 Ralph Meehan. 1 Florence Pearson Jean T:unnistrll 1 Kenneth Thompson Ti Grade IX Lorean Engler Billie Ziegler To Grade VIII (Sr. IV.) Maureen Browny Honour= Donald Dunbar, Honours Both Cunmdngfam ,Muriel Heibetin• iVIerltn' Love Honours To Grade Vil Lawrence Dobson Honors Reta Mail Mari el Kreuter 'Dorothy Lake Honours Beatrice MoDonnald Honort .Maurice Speiran 'Shirley Thompson Honours To Grade VI I3llhie Browne Mary Amber Honours Billie Erlomier Lorne Engler Leonia Engler Laverne Vorden To Grade V, Bob Bateman Marie Eakniier E, Fear M. Stephens --Teachers BELGRAVE The annual community memorial set -vice was read la the Bran'don cemetery, Betrrave, en Sulnday aftern=oon at four o'clock A large number gathered to take part in the service Rev. J. B. Townesd of the United Church actedas chairman. Rev R. eI,'VTeeke!L: of Trinity Angli- can 'Church read ,the Scripture Leeson and Rev. A. til• Boyle of the Presbyterian Church gave a very WPPrOpriate address. The service of song was led by a united choir from the three. churches. with Miss Nora Iran Carup as organist and convener. Pwo well known hymns were sung by all anal a ladies' quar- tet, .Mrs. J. McGill, hers. N. Mont- gomery, Alms. N. Geddes and Mrs. Weekes sang a 'ember which was mueli •endoyed. A double quartet with Mrs N. Keating, Mrs. J. C. Praetor, Miss Nora Iran Camp Miss Freda Jordan.. .i. M. Coultas James McCrea, Nomnan Keating, anal George Johnston as members, sang a very appropriate number. The. committee intends to hold this memorial service each yearn on the first Sam,day in July. The thanks of the consnititee are extended to 31. 'r, Rann of Bauustedls and Harry Fryfogle or Wtng'ham, for the loan of their chairs and also to Harry Jackson' tor the use of lois truck to take the organs tip for the service anal its use as a piatfalui. Miss Kay Towneoud of London s=pent the holiday wedk-end al her home here; Miss Helen MacKen- zie' was, a visitor with her brother R, S. Ma0Kenzfe and family before'i reitiu•iidutg tzi Toronto; Goldie Wheeler who h=is tthught in Blue- tp- int Marriage Prohibited Without a proper Ilcense 11 you issue Marriage Lic- enses, tell the young folks about it in ourClassi led Ads. • They ail know a license is necessary,but they don't all know where to get one: This paper is popular` Witt/ the young people. SUPERIOR STORE QUALITY , SERVICI'. SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Rinso, large per pack 22c Maxwell House Coffee It's per tin 36c Aylmer Tomato Juice 10.1/2's 6 tins for 19c Helmet Corn Beef . 2 tins for 27c Hemphill's Wheat Berries 5 111 'bag 20c Weston's Normandy CreamBiscuits per 11b 1$c Tomatoes, Lynn Valley 21/2's 2 tins for 17c Ladies' Corseletts .. each 79c Ladies' Brassiere ... • each 25c Ladies' Crepe Hose , . • • per pr 59c Boy's Strived Jerseys 3 colors each 29c Men's Summer Combinations Ladies' Canvas Slippers each 49c ., per pr 98c WM. ZIEGLER HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR EGGS Phone 22-11 Ethel, Ont. rale school, has secured a position on Weigham Public iScho0J staff and will have charge of Grrde 8 when school ccnnmenceu in Septen- ber; Miss Eileen McCallum of Lon- dan gthe Slaliday with her parentis peut Mr. anki bIls. J, E. Mc- Ca+llatgn.; Chris Nethery returned home o•n ,Saturday from Sarnia, whea•e he spent a. week with his brother, Alex, and fancily; Charles Scott and Borden Seioet returned from Faloone1dge on Friday, ac- companted by . and Mls Peter M. Scott andMr' daughter, Gwen; Peter Scott leftt:on Saturday for Kinustr.n: where be will continue his' studies; We are sorry to report the illness of Fred• Logan who is u=nder the clootor's care at patent; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hayes and fam- ily of Ellytie, Olrio', are visitors with. relatives here; Mrs, C. C.oultes retutueel on Friday fnoau a week's visit with relatives in Car- sonviile and Battle •Creek, Mich., and Varna, Ont.; Hugh Frisby and. Mae Frisby have returned from e visit with relatives around Hunts- ville, a 'erre number from here attended) She special services at Westfield on Sunday. The animal Orange church Par- ade service was held on Sunday to the Trinity Anglican church, Bel - grave, The rector of the c hureh, Rev. R. M. Weekes was in charge. of the service, 0 Capacity Days CONTINUES Atthe PABI5 LADIE'S $HDPPE It's a Sale, and oh boy, what a sale All Roads Lead to Listowel Dresses on Sale oimassosiosissgoomeigar GROUP I. Beautiful Summer prints in cool washable materials, also flowered and printed sheers, with separate slips, size from 11-20 3841, reg. Value from $2.95 to $3.95 CAPACITY DAYS SPECIAL Any 2 for $5.00 GROUP 2. Cool rayon sheers with separate slips, better washable sharks.kinand rl'ahtitl materials, Iso•2-piece suits, size 13 to 19, 14 to 20, 38 to 44, reg. values $4.95 and $5.95 CAPACITY DAYS SPECIAL Any 2 for $8,00 GROUP 3. • Better Sheers dl-esses with slips, better crepes, polka dots, duce dots, novelty materials, lace dresses and Bembergs, Regular values from $6.95 to $8.95 CAPACITY DAYS SPECIAL Any 2 for $10,00 GROUP 4. All better dresses not mentione=d above and selling at from >$9.95 to $18.95, et a reduction of 25% 'each one fourth off reg. price You do not have to buy 2 dresses for yourself. Bring your Mother, sister, friend or neighbour and split the saving. GROUP 5. & 6. Racks at $1,00 and $1,95 Desses which sold formerly at much higher }prices No Try -ons on Saturdays. Spring Coats about one dozen coats, all Misses sizes from 13,2o, beige, grey green, navy, blue and tweeds, reg. prices from $10,95 to $19,95 Any Coat'$5.00 NO Layaways Please New Purchase Of White Hats Leghorns, rough straws, rayon crepes and lines, also 'matron hats in black and navy, reg, values from $1.96 to $3.98 also goad asosrtment of felt hats CAPACITY DAYS SPECIAL $1.49 to $1.95 MI Roads Lead to Listowel, to the Paris Ladies' Shoppe --+LISTOWEL'S LEADING LADIES' WEAR STORE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE.