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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-7-12, Page 5.._.. ......rr-� WDDNDS+DAY,;JULY mu, 1039 SQ H driving} vet ellek, �s orisky rew.. n rub 1s old._ ltree diet Me VP00.1, Get rld of tread -worn tires before they get rid you. Replace them with dril track: on wet rlaad;;_the non- skid itleerto hat the tires with. the new Life -Saver l gives you a ou straight-til- ute skid tires that hold y WE'!' S Ei DRY BY THE Q:1CkEST STOPPING TIRE YOU'VE EVER RIDDEN ON! �liew Goodrich ySilvertown LIFE-SAVER GOLDEN PLY TREAD SKID 4040. BLOW-OUT PROTECTION PROTECTION T_TERE'S the secret of the amazing 1 1 stopping ability of this new kind of tire. The Life -Saver Tread actually dries wet roads as you drive. Like a whole battery of windshield wipers it sweeps the water right and left— forces it out through the deep drainage grooves—makes a track so dry that you can light a match on it. Take our word for it, there's a dou- • ble reason for insisting on these new Goodrich Silvertowns for your car. Because also included in this great life-saving tire is the famous Golden Ply—the greatest protection against high-speed blow-outsAmerica has ever known. You might expect to pay mora for this double protectionbut it's yours AT NO EXTRA COST when you ride on Goodrich Silvertowns. Come in today. FOR SAFETY TOMORROW GET SILVERTOWNS TODAY Gordon Sanderson's Garage CITIES SERVICE STATION Phone 73X Brussels ETHEL Ethel L, O. L. will celebrate the G4orioue Twelttih at Bsatase!s, yianv farmers -were planing to have finished haying by Judy 12, but after tate rain: of Friday and Sunday the work was delayed said load to be readjusted. Cherries are ripening in. .many places birds in. large numbers are bothersome to the Drop. -Friday of last week excessive heat caused the death of a horse belonging to Harvey Dobson, The loss, of the animal is all the more relgreta'b'le, as it broke up a .handy reliable team, convenient at any dime tor all kinds of work, It may take some time to train another hexes to e bas suitable a mate. Mervin and laths. Graleger ween welcomed at the week -end, as they retuened: from their nonxel'muoon. They will enaide at Jamestoevn. Betty and Ruth Dunrthr were Ctist�,�ess �y PRAY tot/ Y'ou can stili get Bray chicks in moat breeds. But last ren- lar 1939 hatches are now in In- cubators. .Act quickly If you want July chicks of famous Bray qua Iity—shertyy ,fast•'grow- ing, early laying. August hatches to order only. , Gilbert Nethery R. R. 5 Brussels Sundiay attermcon visitors with Mrs. , E, A. Maguire at the home of Joe. and Mrs. Ames, Asa expressions commondy used: last week -end. 2s it hot enough for you? Mrs, R. Barret Listowel, spent a few days last week wife, friends Okihel and vicinttty. Mr, and Mrs. Parker,. of Stratford who reside with Mm. W. Slemmon bed the pleasure of the company o their daughter over the week -end. Mas. Simms, sister of Rev. Mr. Snell with '1 er. sou Haley have been gees -teat Ethel United Ohunch par- sonage with Rev. Harold and Mrs. Snell, Despite dote urge to keep going at haying, boeinig ankt numerous other aotivities, quite a number of Ebhol- 1 iter. made arrangements to attend the Grange celebration at Brussels or some other point. Some offering's rot late ripening borne grown strawberries were plac- ed' mu the local miurke't daring the week, A consignment of western cattle girlvetl by C. N. R. a few days ago for Geo. Hutchinson and Joe R. Pearson' of Grey Twp., on• Cons., 5 and 4. A horse, the property of Wm. MaGinbuis was Domed dead int a ehal- Lew tiny well into wltich it had accl dentay fallen. 'while on pastime on the faran adjolauiug the farm on which Dec McGinnis resides, lot 22, con. 9, at Ethel O:N,R, station, •Mass- Geo. Bateman• is responding ilavourable• to ta•eatmtent given. We are lad to know. At a largely representedcontrun- ity presentation to the bridal panty of a week ago Monday night, July 10, in Grey Twp Hall, tote honored guesibs Mervin and Mrr. Grainger (nee Dorothy Franklin) were made the recipients of a lateait design china cabinet and c. Saucy receptacle for nt'racelear eons are titles. To Dorothy and, Menvin: Your -friends -of Ethel community are pleased to shave this oppor- tunity of spending a social evening :with you and extending to you conn grabwlatione, and sincere wishes for your 'happiness, We congratu- tmte, you, Mervin on your choice of a life panther. We know ,that Dorothy will bring into her new tome the same catpnble and enthus- iastic splint that we have always Ifemnd in her aotivttes in, 2)tkueL, Marry oe ,us feel that we already know you Metwin as, a friend and Itee are happy that you and Dor- othy are making yodr home within a few miles ad Ethel. We trust that our ifriendslylp may grow and our associations together will not be broken, To you botch we wish many years of :happiness and prosperity. .As a ,token et our esteem we ask you to accept this Flit with the good \vigil- es of all your Ethel friends. GRAINGER-FRANKLIN Ethel United parsonage 'was the scene of a pretty wedding early Wednesday morning, July 51,11. 1939. when. Rev, Hhold Snell united in nsart'iaige Miss Dokbely Franklin, eldest daughter of the late Mr, and Ms's, Nelson Franklin' •to Mr, ,Mervin' Grainger, son of Mr. and' ,Mrs, Wan. Grainger of Jemesttows. Title bride looked lovely in a waiuite face thesis, a white bat and shoulder length voiland matahh,g a:Ccessoriea She carried a pretty 'borte&t o8 red; end white rases, with a few sprays rot orange blossome and baby's be.naLt and it large red rose placed on the V neck of her caress. ( Tee bride was attended by her Aster, Miss Annie Franklin w'ho wore a becoming 'frockof dusky rose, lace, with White accessories' She caeriedl en arnt bormet of whiter and, red roses and a spray *0 orange 'blossoms and baity's. breath. The g'roomtwas attenkl'ed by hie young- est brother, !Stanley 'Grainger. After" the weckentg ceremony a wee - flinty breakfast was served et the home of ih,e i:mete's aunt and mum, Mr, and Mus. George Addy. After a .short honeytmlaon to Orillia, ghet, lborne, Braoebridge and Barry, the ha3xpy couple will reside in James- tawm, BLUEVALE Mr, and Mrs, Wilbert leathers and daughters are Spending a week's holidays with Wei father and hiss Redd nod his uncles and aunts anti other friends, Mr. rind Mass. Jas. Moses and baby visited on Snnutlay sitereoon evier :Lr, Feeney Mainers and eletere and Charlie, (Mr. and Kra. Arther Elliott and son and daughter Mrs. George Howard of Torenito and Mss. Wil- bert Shepherd of Burlington spemtt the week -end 'with weir cousins Mr, Henry Mothers and sisters also Chas, and Mr. enol, 'Dens. Melville :Lathers and Mr, George Mathers, Mrs, Wilbert 'Shepherd visited ansae with her eouSi.nls Mr. Walter Scott and sisters and brothers at Beignave Satuarday afternoon and Sunday forenloon, Mrs. George leeward, Mee. Wil - beet. Shepherd, Mr. Henry idathers, Chas, and Miss, Adeline visited on Sunklay atlteruot n reitbh Mats, Wm, Sberiff and Miss Robins, and Grace Sherd ff. Mr, Donald Jewitt returned home last week from the West. We congratulate Alias 'Doreen Hat:l1ton, she has secured a posi- toan as teacher ,in the Powell school, to aommenice nest Septem- ber. We wish iter luick. The regular monthly meeting of bhe W.:LS. of Knox Presbyterian Oluurch woe held in the Sunday school room on Tlleursnay afternoon, The first vicepresidenit, Mrs. J. Elliott, presided, Miss Florence Fowler read the scripture (lesson and Miss Jean rebatt offered pray- er.. Following the reading 00 a coanmuuntcation snout :Liss Agnes Robertson the Presbytenian Student secretasy, Miss Jean Elliott, was ap- potntted student secretary for Blue - vale Auxiliary, Mrs. elowbray had charge of the topic and, spoke of tlhe sincerity of the Christiane ,in India and their appreciation of the Gospel. Aso Florence Fowler read a piece of poetry to keeping with the subject, At the close of bhe meeting, A1',tto, W. H, MOIvinney read) an address amid, :lies, J, J. El- liott presented Mns, Alex ,l•Iovebray with a silver flower basket in recognition of her falthful services in tete elhatrch. orgautzationts. Mfrs: Mlowbrwy replied' in worms of zee predation, Lenon was served and a social time volleyed, The Young People of the United Ohuratt presented the play, "Behind the Newaa" alt Bethel Clunreit garden petty an Fridley fidget, 'Tete public school is receiving 0 fresh coat 00 paint, Mr, William R!ncktmere of Liss - towel, has been engaged as teacher Por Nle pttbdic school in the village to succeed Mr, G. G', Wheeler who ltnas been engaged to fill n vacancy on the :staff of the Win,glisns ptrb- Ulc aeluool, Mists Bernice Hagarllt wlto has taught in SS. No, 10, Mor- ris, orris, ]las severed her Connection with tee seation to fills position on the public sdhaol stuff a,t Gederich, Rev, W. J. WOat, M,A„ Stratford, a former pastor of Knox Presby' tenlan Oltmrch, occupied the, pulpit here on, Sunday, Wailers: Mar anti Mrs. Harry Stowe, R, C, King and daughter, 1 SUPERIOR STORE t. --QUALITY SERVICR, SP CIA[ S FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Hillcrest Shortening • • • • • • •' 2 1b for 19c White or Brown Sugar .. • • • .. ' , ' , . ' , 10 lir for 58c Garden Patch Peas or Golden Corp 17 oz. 2 tins for 19c Kellogg's Corn Flakes , , . • • . • , • , • 2 pack for 150 Many Flowers Toilet Soap . , 5 cakes for 19c Handy Ammonia powder 4 pack for 19c' Surprise Soap Broken Sodas fresh ••••' Ladies' Print Dresses, new styles Boys' Short Pants for summer wear Men's Zipper Shirts, red and blue Children's Fancy Blue Running 'Shoes, 'white trim. pair 59c Girl's 'Elk :Sport Shoes , per pr $1.39 Good Stock of Bug 'Killer 'on hand. , , 4 cakes for 19c , , . 2 Jib. for 19c each 98c' each 590 each 98c WM. ZIEGLER Phone 22-11 Ethel; Ont. Miss Etville King, Toronto, at the Sanderson bonze; Mrs. Yoetllans, Detroit, and Dougal S'tradhatu, of Brussels, wbtilt their :Ulster, Mrs. Peter S. A'Lclweat; Mrs. FIngalnd and Ales. Jclhnstton, Walton, with Miss Duff and Mrs, Aitkine Mr, and Mals, Vi', J. Masters, Parmhill, with .1St'. and Mrs. Jbbm, Hall. Mr, Winters and Mese Marie Wettlaufetr, Blyth,. with Mr, and: M. W. J. Wetttltaufer; Miss Sanellie; Vancou- ver, B.C.; with -her uncle, Walter amid Mrs. :Smell'ie; Mies 'Smellie made the cep by airplane; Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Mathere and two deuglhitere, . Dublin, •With George Mait:hers,•, Rev. O. Tavener spoke from he text, "Thy soul shall be bound in the bumd1e of lite 'with, the Lord thy God," Tru ,the United Ohuroh on Sunday morning, showing that only in God' can man find .his high- est destiny. He used the kite as an illustretign ter the oluildree s ally, telling bow restraints are a help tie:theta as is the string to the kite. ?•^'•,»:a,g,,,- r - WALTON Mr, and Mrs. A. 'Sholdiee and Nora, Mr. and Mrs, D. Sltoldice and, Graham, lefr, anti: 1VLr.s. W. Shol- dice and children, Mr, and Mrs, W. L;- Vu'tlrengesser and Howard. Mr, Orval Wltltfield, Mr. and Mrs, T. Mose and Luella, Mr. and Mrs: Rus- sel Sholdice and Gary, were guests of ilreand Mus. Russet Knight's at their :summer cottage at Kings- bridge on, Saturday. BOLTON REUNION A large gathering at Harbour Park, Goderioh, on July 5 was the Bolton reunion attended by over OIdti Members. Its 1840 Barnet Bolton, dente to Canada from York- shire England and in 1844 Margaret Curie left Ireland to live in. Oan- ada. They were married and settled in fMclt011op tom•nlship where almost all of their descendants: live. Mrs, Samuel Glidden, a daughter of Barnet Bolton and Margaret Carrie in her seemly-fl.Bth year was elle oldest member present white two-year-old Marlene Elliott, daugh- ter of Oliver Elliott was the pounlg- sst, Several of the younger members present went to the beach after the .,aces heel been run off, Upon their return .bo the park snr1p'er was serv- ed after which the officers for next year's reunion were elected: Pres., James Elliott; vsceipresederet, Rus- sel llioltan; :secretary treasurer, Mrs. S. Humphries; tries; sports com- mittee, Mrs. J, Heilebret, Leann and Bolton George Glazier Mrs. H. Monaghan Glen, McKnight, Bert Gliddeon.. Tete result of 'the race% were children up to 6, Bobby Monaghan; Boys 7 to 10, Dart Glidden; Girls 4- 10, Marjorie Baxter; Young Ladles' irate, Dorothy Bolton; Young Men's Race Earl oliton; Married Wo- ments Race, BMrd, Clhes:ter Giiddon; married mens race, George Glazier Ballon race ladies' vs, men restreted in a tie; kick: the slipper, Oliver Elliott; jelly bean race Mrs. Cecil Baxter and Russel Bolton; ladies' rolling pin race Mrs. Cecil Baxter; men's rolling pin race, Bud Glidton; pit plate race, Tars. Glen McKnight; finkling tate mysterious Mr. Bolton, Mrs, ,Cecil Baxter. . Notice To Creditors In the Estate of . Rebecca ..Sm.ithr late of the Village of Brussels in the County of Huron, Widow, De- ceased. All persons baying claims against the Estate of the above deceased are required to Ole ,the Seine with the undersigned Solicitor for the.. AdLministteate s, Williusint Fear atodf James Leslie Fear, on or before the 31st day of July 1939, atter whioh date tite assets will be distri- buted amongst tate parties entitled: thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have Ween given, DATED tut Clinton this lath, duty of Tuly, A.D, 1939. F. FINGLA+ND K,C., Clinton, Ont- Soidceter for the Admuintstratons, William Fear and "eines Leslie Fear R.A. Reid, R. 0■ Brussels Office - COMPLETE EYESIGHT SERVICE EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED MODERATE PRICES Miss Hingston's Store Sigh. Specialist for I Every Wednesday afternoon ' 2:00 to 5:00 O21 Downie h ne St., Stratford PHONE 51 Br ussels More. Than 20 years 1 10. H. FEAR Phone 22x114 Ethel, Ont. Coal, Coke and Cement Blue Coal our Specialty (There Is None Better). Hamilton By -Product Coke The Best and Cleanest Alberta Coal lVlidland — Rosedale St. Marys Cement 'We Deliver Anywhere Having taken over the blacksmithing business formerly operated by Mr. R. A. Brown, • I am prepared to carry on with the- • ' • Blalcksrnith,ing and General Repair Work It is my desire to continue in the same manner with courteous service to all Mr. Raby - - Ethel receptacle for nt'racelear eons are titles. To Dorothy and, Menvin: Your -friends -of Ethel community are pleased to shave this oppor- tunity of spending a social evening :with you and extending to you conn grabwlatione, and sincere wishes for your 'happiness, We congratu- tmte, you, Mervin on your choice of a life panther. We know ,that Dorothy will bring into her new tome the same catpnble and enthus- iastic splint that we have always Ifemnd in her aotivttes in, 2)tkueL, Marry oe ,us feel that we already know you Metwin as, a friend and Itee are happy that you and Dor- othy are making yodr home within a few miles ad Ethel. We trust that our ifriendslylp may grow and our associations together will not be broken, To you botch we wish many years of :happiness and prosperity. .As a ,token et our esteem we ask you to accept this Flit with the good \vigil- es of all your Ethel friends. GRAINGER-FRANKLIN Ethel United parsonage 'was the scene of a pretty wedding early Wednesday morning, July 51,11. 1939. when. Rev, Hhold Snell united in nsart'iaige Miss Dokbely Franklin, eldest daughter of the late Mr, and Ms's, Nelson Franklin' •to Mr, ,Mervin' Grainger, son of Mr. and' ,Mrs, Wan. Grainger of Jemesttows. Title bride looked lovely in a waiuite face thesis, a white bat and shoulder length voiland matahh,g a:Ccessoriea She carried a pretty 'borte&t o8 red; end white rases, with a few sprays rot orange blossome and baby's be.naLt and it large red rose placed on the V neck of her caress. ( Tee bride was attended by her Aster, Miss Annie Franklin w'ho wore a becoming 'frockof dusky rose, lace, with White accessories' She caeriedl en arnt bormet of whiter and, red roses and a spray *0 orange 'blossoms and baity's. breath. The g'roomtwas attenkl'ed by hie young- est brother, !Stanley 'Grainger. After" the weckentg ceremony a wee - flinty breakfast was served et the home of ih,e i:mete's aunt and mum, Mr, and Mus. George Addy. After a .short honeytmlaon to Orillia, ghet, lborne, Braoebridge and Barry, the ha3xpy couple will reside in James- tawm, BLUEVALE Mr, and Mrs, Wilbert leathers and daughters are Spending a week's holidays with Wei father and hiss Redd nod his uncles and aunts anti other friends, Mr. rind Mass. Jas. Moses and baby visited on Snnutlay sitereoon evier :Lr, Feeney Mainers and eletere and Charlie, (Mr. and Kra. Arther Elliott and son and daughter Mrs. George Howard of Torenito and Mss. Wil- bert Shepherd of Burlington spemtt the week -end 'with weir cousins Mr, Henry Mothers and sisters also Chas, and Mr. enol, 'Dens. Melville :Lathers and Mr, George Mathers, Mrs, Wilbert 'Shepherd visited ansae with her eouSi.nls Mr. Walter Scott and sisters and brothers at Beignave Satuarday afternoon and Sunday forenloon, Mrs. George leeward, Mee. Wil - beet. Shepherd, Mr. Henry idathers, Chas, and Miss, Adeline visited on Sunklay atlteruot n reitbh Mats, Wm, Sberiff and Miss Robins, and Grace Sherd ff. Mr, Donald Jewitt returned home last week from the West. We congratulate Alias 'Doreen Hat:l1ton, she has secured a posi- toan as teacher ,in the Powell school, to aommenice nest Septem- ber. We wish iter luick. The regular monthly meeting of bhe W.:LS. of Knox Presbyterian Oluurch woe held in the Sunday school room on Tlleursnay afternoon, The first vicepresidenit, Mrs. J. Elliott, presided, Miss Florence Fowler read the scripture (lesson and Miss Jean rebatt offered pray- er.. Following the reading 00 a coanmuuntcation snout :Liss Agnes Robertson the Presbytenian Student secretasy, Miss Jean Elliott, was ap- potntted student secretary for Blue - vale Auxiliary, Mrs. elowbray had charge of the topic and, spoke of tlhe sincerity of the Christiane ,in India and their appreciation of the Gospel. Aso Florence Fowler read a piece of poetry to keeping with the subject, At the close of bhe meeting, A1',tto, W. H, MOIvinney read) an address amid, :lies, J, J. El- liott presented Mns, Alex ,l•Iovebray with a silver flower basket in recognition of her falthful services in tete elhatrch. orgautzationts. Mfrs: Mlowbrwy replied' in worms of zee predation, Lenon was served and a social time volleyed, The Young People of the United Ohuratt presented the play, "Behind the Newaa" alt Bethel Clunreit garden petty an Fridley fidget, 'Tete public school is receiving 0 fresh coat 00 paint, Mr, William R!ncktmere of Liss - towel, has been engaged as teacher Por Nle pttbdic school in the village to succeed Mr, G. G', Wheeler who ltnas been engaged to fill n vacancy on the :staff of the Win,glisns ptrb- Ulc aeluool, Mists Bernice Hagarllt wlto has taught in SS. No, 10, Mor- ris, orris, ]las severed her Connection with tee seation to fills position on the public sdhaol stuff a,t Gederich, Rev, W. J. WOat, M,A„ Stratford, a former pastor of Knox Presby' tenlan Oltmrch, occupied the, pulpit here on, Sunday, Wailers: Mar anti Mrs. Harry Stowe, R, C, King and daughter, 1 SUPERIOR STORE t. --QUALITY SERVICR, SP CIA[ S FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Hillcrest Shortening • • • • • • •' 2 1b for 19c White or Brown Sugar .. • • • .. ' , ' , . ' , 10 lir for 58c Garden Patch Peas or Golden Corp 17 oz. 2 tins for 19c Kellogg's Corn Flakes , , . • • . • , • , • 2 pack for 150 Many Flowers Toilet Soap . , 5 cakes for 19c Handy Ammonia powder 4 pack for 19c' Surprise Soap Broken Sodas fresh ••••' Ladies' Print Dresses, new styles Boys' Short Pants for summer wear Men's Zipper Shirts, red and blue Children's Fancy Blue Running 'Shoes, 'white trim. pair 59c Girl's 'Elk :Sport Shoes , per pr $1.39 Good Stock of Bug 'Killer 'on hand. , , 4 cakes for 19c , , . 2 Jib. for 19c each 98c' each 590 each 98c WM. ZIEGLER Phone 22-11 Ethel; Ont. Miss Etville King, Toronto, at the Sanderson bonze; Mrs. Yoetllans, Detroit, and Dougal S'tradhatu, of Brussels, wbtilt their :Ulster, Mrs. Peter S. A'Lclweat; Mrs. FIngalnd and Ales. Jclhnstton, Walton, with Miss Duff and Mrs, Aitkine Mr, and Mals, Vi', J. Masters, Parmhill, with .1St'. and Mrs. Jbbm, Hall. Mr, Winters and Mese Marie Wettlaufetr, Blyth,. with Mr, and: M. W. J. Wetttltaufer; Miss Sanellie; Vancou- ver, B.C.; with -her uncle, Walter amid Mrs. :Smell'ie; Mies 'Smellie made the cep by airplane; Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Mathere and two deuglhitere, . Dublin, •With George Mait:hers,•, Rev. O. Tavener spoke from he text, "Thy soul shall be bound in the bumd1e of lite 'with, the Lord thy God," Tru ,the United Ohuroh on Sunday morning, showing that only in God' can man find .his high- est destiny. He used the kite as an illustretign ter the oluildree s ally, telling bow restraints are a help tie:theta as is the string to the kite. ?•^'•,»:a,g,,,- r - WALTON Mr, and Mrs. A. 'Sholdiee and Nora, Mr. and Mrs, D. Sltoldice and, Graham, lefr, anti: 1VLr.s. W. Shol- dice and children, Mr, and Mrs, W. L;- Vu'tlrengesser and Howard. Mr, Orval Wltltfield, Mr. and Mrs, T. Mose and Luella, Mr. and Mrs: Rus- sel Sholdice and Gary, were guests of ilreand Mus. Russet Knight's at their :summer cottage at Kings- bridge on, Saturday. BOLTON REUNION A large gathering at Harbour Park, Goderioh, on July 5 was the Bolton reunion attended by over OIdti Members. Its 1840 Barnet Bolton, dente to Canada from York- shire England and in 1844 Margaret Curie left Ireland to live in. Oan- ada. They were married and settled in fMclt011op tom•nlship where almost all of their descendants: live. Mrs, Samuel Glidden, a daughter of Barnet Bolton and Margaret Carrie in her seemly-fl.Bth year was elle oldest member present white two-year-old Marlene Elliott, daugh- ter of Oliver Elliott was the pounlg- sst, Several of the younger members present went to the beach after the .,aces heel been run off, Upon their return .bo the park snr1p'er was serv- ed after which the officers for next year's reunion were elected: Pres., James Elliott; vsceipresederet, Rus- sel llioltan; :secretary treasurer, Mrs. S. Humphries; tries; sports com- mittee, Mrs. J, Heilebret, Leann and Bolton George Glazier Mrs. H. Monaghan Glen, McKnight, Bert Gliddeon.. Tete result of 'the race% were children up to 6, Bobby Monaghan; Boys 7 to 10, Dart Glidden; Girls 4- 10, Marjorie Baxter; Young Ladles' irate, Dorothy Bolton; Young Men's Race Earl oliton; Married Wo- ments Race, BMrd, Clhes:ter Giiddon; married mens race, George Glazier Ballon race ladies' vs, men restreted in a tie; kick: the slipper, Oliver Elliott; jelly bean race Mrs. Cecil Baxter and Russel Bolton; ladies' rolling pin race Mrs. Cecil Baxter; men's rolling pin race, Bud Glidton; pit plate race, Tars. Glen McKnight; finkling tate mysterious Mr. Bolton, Mrs, ,Cecil Baxter. . Notice To Creditors In the Estate of . Rebecca ..Sm.ithr late of the Village of Brussels in the County of Huron, Widow, De- ceased. All persons baying claims against the Estate of the above deceased are required to Ole ,the Seine with the undersigned Solicitor for the.. AdLministteate s, Williusint Fear atodf James Leslie Fear, on or before the 31st day of July 1939, atter whioh date tite assets will be distri- buted amongst tate parties entitled: thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have Ween given, DATED tut Clinton this lath, duty of Tuly, A.D, 1939. F. FINGLA+ND K,C., Clinton, Ont- Soidceter for the Admuintstratons, William Fear and "eines Leslie Fear R.A. Reid, R. 0■ Brussels Office - COMPLETE EYESIGHT SERVICE EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED MODERATE PRICES Miss Hingston's Store Sigh. Specialist for I Every Wednesday afternoon ' 2:00 to 5:00 O21 Downie h ne St., Stratford PHONE 51 Br ussels More. Than 20 years 1 10. H. FEAR Phone 22x114 Ethel, Ont. Coal, Coke and Cement Blue Coal our Specialty (There Is None Better). Hamilton By -Product Coke The Best and Cleanest Alberta Coal lVlidland — Rosedale St. Marys Cement 'We Deliver Anywhere