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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-8-23, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST NEWS OF THE DIS:,%, Written for the.',.P080Y �u Own CotrespOndents , Howick Council Fordnvicla Auguat 16,th, 1909. The Cornell net in the United °blanch Hall, according to edjourn- meet. The members were all tires - Mat, the Reeve, J, W. Gamble, pre. The minutes of last regular meet. afeo special meeting viers read and on motion at Strong and Weir wore adapted, naval laY Dakar and Strong that that Ily4ew no, 3 for the year 1897 authorizitne the iseuing of debentdr.. es for Sobel Section, no, 17, as real: the third thne, be finally passed, —Carried Moved by Weir and MeCalliman that By -Naw- no, 3 for the year 1397, be amended bo aonforra wth the Provincial Statutes. --Carried. Moved by Weir and MoCallem that By-law no. 7 for the year 1939, as read, the third time, be finally peeved. --Carried. , IlVloved by Baker and Weir that legal action be taken against Conrad Rever to recover the value of wood taken, oft the road allow- ance, ,this present year, without the eonsent 08 bhe Cerunce. —.Carried, atoved by Strong and 1VIcOallum that the Clerk be hereby authorized to advertise tor tenders for paint- ing the root of the Township Hall, Wroxeter, tenders to be in the hands of the 'Clerk not later than Sepitember 6th, 1939. --Carried. Moved by Baker end, Strong that by-law No. 7 far the year 1939. setting the rates for the present year, as read the •third time, be finally passed. —Carried, Moved. by FcCalluta and Weir that the fallowing hills be paid. —Carried. haat Gamble, part salary as Clerk $ 35.00 United Cluu.rch, Fordwich, rent of room L50 W. C, King, bal. salary, post- age and mileage 1938 65.00 Jas. L. Walkom, bal, salary postage 1938 45.00 Melvin Johnson, milk for G. King, family 2.40 County Treasurer, hospital expenseh tor George Harris County Treasurer, hospital expenses for Mrs. W. Mewl. . 6.10 Milton Leonard, equalizing U. S. S. no. 1, 2, 13, /6 .. 16.00 J. H. Shannon, Deed af land and Registration, of seine 5.82 Municipal World, supplies 1,82 J. R. Riddell, M,D„ medical eervicela for Gila family 13.25 Dr, I. P. Campbell, refund on 5.25 WillvillatnuteStzeiblee•adr.,t,4lreaawniiengh, 3,90 WALTON Row 38.40 On .Senday afternoon wales Har Road Expenditures 0/0 SilealldOn and hie brother were 4gtuag 1,14k, Wroxeter 13.01; 11, J. Plueleton & San, bridge plank ., , 29.40 Francis Colon, cutting weeds 13.00 Alien -Griffith, brushing , 14,40 Richard Gijtfbtji, bruehing • i1,$0 Wen. 1VMDonale1, drawing gravel ....... ,,, . .30 Thorne Brown, gravel „ Nelson Gowd'Y, Operating Power Grader 25.50 John Franiklin, making tili 4,80 Eager. Henry, dmawing water C4e00.'. Harold Foerter, •making fill 17.50 Garb Werner, snow roads Jahn Montgomery, Road Supt. R. J. Hueeton & Son, Fordwieh, Village, cement & lumber erivine to Pithel to visit their mother, Mr. SmaildoIl lost control of the oar, taking to the ditch and snapping off a hydro pole. The oar was badly damaged. Mr, Wm. Sanaladon received a cut on the head, but the other occupants ot the cif escaped injury. The.'W/M.S, held their regular' meeting in Aug.* "with Mists Knox presidipg. Miss iSnaillie offered Payer while Mrs, McCall read the "Seripture—Pealen 19. Minutes of laly meeting were read and adopt- -led.", Miss Retchtle'a interesting re- Yiew of the year's, study book was 46.20 appreciated by all. The roll eall ,..1va.*Ecnewereld. by a verse from the 'Seiensin on the blouse Hymn 380 -wee " suing and Mrs,. McCallum Bent :Carter, cuttling weedls 4.80 closed the, meeting with. prayer. Wm. Stewart, making 1111 „ 1.60 'The August meeting of the john Hannah, Making fill .80 'United Farm women will be held Garnarcl King, making fill & at the home of M. Leonard, Leem- paAnting bridge ........320 Ing on Wednesday afternoon, Aug. W.m. Sothern, cement gravel • .30th, Come and hear a talk on Bert Manni weeds and '"Piorreerinr," given by Mrs. Mc. 7.09 Callum. Mee and Mrs, J. Staples from the 3,50 Weot. are visiting Me. ane Dirs. Lee George Dundee, Hr. and Mrs. Stapl- es came east for their daughter 31-ei0-1-31aPfera's wedding at Whitby, Mrs. brushing Glad Edgar, malting 811, drawing cable Mae Stuernol, ditching G. S, Baker, repair for disk John Montgomery-, freight on StaPies was formenly Miss Carrie blades .50 Johnston of 17th cone Grey; Miss Sawyerrailassey, blades for Margaret Ramsay wbo visited here grader .e.3,98., _recently had. the misfortune to tail Harvey Gibson; drawing -aUd break her hip while retureing gravel 2.60 to California. She is in a hospital Moved by Baker and MoCallnna in Chicago and latest reports say •that this Comic! do now adjourn, to pneumonia has developed; Horace and Feed Rutledge, of Toronto are meet Inc the Township Hall, Virrox- itc- -,seevarling their vacation With their eter, on the ,third Wedmesday September or at the call 08 lierents‘ Mr. and Mee. F. D. Rut - Reeve. —Carried, ledge; Rev. Mr. Gilbert and wre Isaac Gamble, Clerk. have returned from a two weeks' vacation at Manitoulin Island; I lames Johnston and bride of Hall - button, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Silas, ,Johtston and other relatives ;Mrs.. James Dennison at Mr. and Mrs. Win/axe, Rae, Water- Preston" le visiting friends. here; loo, with the former' mother, eints. ' A tl • WROXETER es MaCalt D. F. Rae; Mfrs, Jean Grentehave are vacationing at camp this week; Mrs, II ;Stewart and ohildren, Bud- Mr, and Mae. Fred Miller spent dy and Kay, with Mr. and Dins. 'A. *Sunday at Brodbagen; week -end 1. Santlereone Mins. L. Moffatt and M.r and Mrs. Aechibahl stn, Brace, also Miss E. Martin, Whitfield and three grandchildren, nurse in. blunting, London, with Bthel and Clarence Whitfield and Mrs. Bent Martin; Master •-Camli.' ":Geforge WiRingdon of Meaford, with bell Reeves. Toronto, math Dr. I. P. Dirs. Hugh Fulton; Mrs. Hugh Ful - Campbell; Mr. and Mrs. D. Has- tom and Mts. A. Bruce spent a kinand, children, Burlington, with. week with the formers daughter, eete, H. %wattle; Mrs. B. 'Martin IVIrre. Jt B. Murray, Toronto; Wil - in London; Mese Jeannette Adams liam Sehailcion of Indiana, vrsited in Detroit; Mrs, Ie. Waller with her.. his brother Harold Smealdon over daughter Nay in Toronto; Jack the weekend, Duret with his grandparents._ Listouee SUPERIOR STORE QUALITY SERVICE. SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY pack 22c. per tin 35? • • • • • .Per tin 11c Royal Singapore Sliced Pineapple 2 tins for 19c Hemphill's Wheat Berries 5 lb bag each 19c Hillcrest Pure Lard 2 Ib for 19c ' IVIanning's Wondertiaiul Cleaner Zion Fig Bar Biscuits . Prints 36" wide Fancy Cretonnes Men's Work Shirt good heavy ones Ladies' Print House Dresses, new styles Rinso, large RoyalYork Coffee l's . Helmet Corn Beef each 10c , ...... , per 15c per yd 18c per yd 22c each 896 each 98c eVOMP1.1••••••*. WM. ZIEGLER HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR EGGS Phone 22-11 Ethel, Ont. mor.astn.1.1.W..nralesem-osca. ageososmoramairn . . AH Kinds of ood Working Wheelbarrews, Wagon Tongues, Rims, Axles, Neck Yokes, Whiff1etrees, Etc, Horse Shoeing a Specialty General Blacksmithing and Repairs Raby Ethel M 1 MONKTON Union Service was beld in Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday "inesmieg with a large, attendance from both Knox and the United -66ngrelgati o ns. deer. T, Harold Ackert of the United, Church, was in, change and delivereda most in- ,spirieug arlds•ess. The choir sang an anthem in. which Mrs. Ackert and E. S. Wilson .song the duet part, The service next Sunday will be in the United 'Church, The regular meeting of the Fel, Can These Boys Retain The Cup For Aother Year? '...0.1meeememeneeee. gueson. IDDiseion Bard Icroox 4111,11roh. wi held on Saturday in the ecleaolroom, ee the churell. following took Pert in the deeer Memel exerciseEdon Kavgarete4Vatt, Team" Wett Myrtle Pillacott, Fitizgerald, end Milete J. parrittivers, A bfehebersivi4v cerilitiOate„was, presented • to Atileen` Fitzgerald, Mr. and' Mit, Stuart Lake and eons Wallace, of Ayr, visited witil her mother, Mits. D. Kerner; 141as nthei Bettger and Keith Hokin.. son or galliiiton with MT, 0..nd Mrs, Di, E. 13ett•gerl MM, O. Hamilton andace, Glen, of Palmerston, with M -x W. Merrylleact; Mr. and ear% P. Holmes end Mes, D, Kelly of Shakespeare, with M're• B. Ho/easel Mr, and Mrs, W. 3, Tannet and Sae, Bruce, of London, Mr, and Mits. .Archie Wide and Murray, of Milverton, with Mr. and 3. I. Struthere; Ms'. and Mrs. Jack Bea, ger and; Beth spent the week -end at Port Elgin; 'Bill Bettger and Starling qeDightly are spending this week at Wasaga, BeaSh. BLUEVALE Rev. ,T, Robinson, from the Prealbytery of Lindsay, ocouPied the pulpit of Knox Preebyterian. Church,) on iSuadery. The congregations; of Knox Presbyterian, churches 01 Bluevale and Eadies will hold a meeting in Bluevale on Monday evening, August 281Ie for the pur- pose of moderating a call to a minister. Rev. C. Tavener and Mrs. Taven- er returnee] home this week from their vacation, and Mr. Tavener Will have charge of the service in the United Chnrch here and at Ebenezer fleet Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, George Peacock return to Ot- tawa this week atter spending a holiday with Mr. P,eacock'e perental John Mundell spent Sunday with ms son, Gondon, and Mrs. Mundell et Gornis; Mns, Earl Elliott and 8-0111 Lesele, 08 Blemilton, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Herr Elliott; MT. and Mrs. Rebeet MacLean. and two sons, Jim and Donald, of Waubaushene and Mists Rose MacLean, Kippen, with'ale. and Mrs, 3.3. Sellars, • The regular monthly meeting. or the W.M,S, oe the United •Charreat was nel# in the Sunday school room on 'Illruesdey afternoon, The preeident, Mrs, George Thornton. presided. ;Pra.per was offered by Mrs. Edevard Johnston, Mrs. Arthur Shaw, Mee. W. J. Johnston: and Mrs. Robent Shaw, There was good ateindence. The roll was an - severed by repeating a verse con- taining the word "refuge." letter. Joseph Breckenridge read a cheipter fro.rn. the study book, en- titled "Beckoning Frontiers," deal- ing with. the duty at churches to. card the unemployed, A paper on Henan, ,Olvina was read by Mrs. Ednearcl Johnstot. Rev. flubhart Meier, a, former resident of this neighborbood and a teacher at Ilemsay's No. 10 Monis, visited with his brother Andy Miner, and several fieendse Mr. and Mn, Wella (nee Florence Galbraith) and two children, of Lon- don called on' friende here; Mrs. D. 3. Falcone- and Miss Battey Ann of Distowel, with. Mr. and Mos. Will Falconer; Mre. al, L. Aitken, and Mise Dorothy Aitken, visiting with Mr. and Nib. Genmand Duff at Well- and and, will also call at St. Cathar- ines year where Mlles Aitken has been engaged to teach school, Household Hints ' To octet food to be fried a eold, en brown, walla egg and .ornahs is view ettez to dee Jilitt Well„ sUl Vhe °Mee, Break an egg into a elitaloW beat siloony with a fort elle 1.11 the Willits and yolk are mixed, stir n, 2 taglespoone of water. In a second okamovr Mak Putt finely roiled, dry lareed mamba, Dip the food into the egg 311116ture, 1711r9 111 all sides are coated, ilflt with, a 'fork and hold over the dish Until th51 excel egg hats &relined oe, Dip the eggkeeted feed Into the crumble end turn. unlbil 18 Is eVerilY covered, then fly. * ;Savoy cabbages with crinky loaves are the finest quality home gartlen. ca.bbag-eve, • . • To out bails of melon for cock - tate. and salads, with a French cut - tem, place the cutting edge of the ball mates against the peeled sur- face of the ileuit er vegetagle. With even pressure on the knife, roll from right to left and left to right alternately, so Mat the knife cues into the feod that on one side and' then on the other. Content's until the food shows tte.ough the hole, in, the, back of the °Utter. Still 4ecenting preasure on the knife, lift the handle, until it is at right angles with the food. 'run the handle completely around in the hand and kilt out the ball To obtain the professional look - leg glaze on linen, It le necessary to use cold, Starcila and iron while articles ere still darnIP• Mow clip a piee.e, of flannel In some French chalk, and rub this "sZnootbly on eect article, after which a piece of white curd amp le rubbed over the chalk, Lastly the articles a -e ironed. on the wrong side only with a moderately hot iron, when done they lave the appearance of new arteles. • * Pire gittlerdte which have been used throughout the winter can be made into pretty screemsto bide often unsightly empty fireplaces. Eimbroider a piece of linen *crash, or use up a remnant of curter Material, and tack it to the front of the gnard. Thig can, be eteellY,' removed, for Washing, and can be stored when yore want to use tee guaed' for he Bre again. * * * To avoid unpleasant cookaig odors„ stiong-flavored vgeebables are best cooked; tied in parchment cooking paper. ▪ * • By the way, what do you de with your old table napkins? We dis- covered; a friend of own throwing hem away fIhe other day an,d. told her she web fattish. If You asw a loop of tape or a contain plug to one cornre and hang it ,by the sink, you have a new and excellent glasie cloth. • * * To /make lite white breadtreumbs quick/w. it is a goad Idea to put the soft part at a stale loaf into a clean muslin bag, tie it firmly at the top, and gently nub It for few minutee between tbe eatects, when the crumbs will be Bae enough. for any purpose. * • • Save the water in, which you boil the onions for dinner and use it for cleaning the Blit frames of your plotnres or mirvons, while e r the, mirrors themselves, and the windows too, methylated spirit can. be treed with safety. WZDNESDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1909 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The Coeriell Of 'the TOwnalitp or Morrie will bat' a jib of repairing -peat Of44111 cf6P,1$ Sa6irday, Selattanber • 2106. at o'olook at the drain, Lot 22, Cme, 3, Dforris A, MaellIWIGN, ,Olerk. SHOP AT HINBEINS IT PAYS Prepare to Kecp Warm on " Cool Days musgbalmscimmumummor Special Values This Week Ladies' & Misses .Knitted Suits Jackets - Pullovers 1111111MammaggiamisminI Woolen Blankets KENWOOD OS. AYRES MAKES Plain & Fancy White Colored and Reversible Priced 5.95 up Back To School BARGAINS!. in Boys' and Young Men's - SUITS Top Coats -Overcoats Pants — young men's ,Suits on sale $14.95 up Boys'. Suits $5.95 up 11.11.11111.1011 J. M. Schinbein & Son Listowel, Ont. Notice To Creditors In the estate of Marla Campbell, late of the Village of Brussels In the Cosnty of Huron, widow, de. ceased ,who died on or about the twenty-third day of .May .,A.D. 1939. TAxn NOTICE theu-Call parties hav- ing elaitme or demand -s against the .estate of the abevementioned de- . oelased must than particulate' and proof of same to the undersigned solicitor o nor before the first day of September, A.D. 1939, upon which date the asikainistrator of the saidestate evill proceed' to distill - bide the ass:elts: with regard only to those clakrav which he shall then leave rece4ved. DASD at lerustels this third dal et August, A. D. 1939. . Gostram Kay, Administrator.