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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-11-29, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST BELGRAVE The Young Peeples 'Society met in the miday Scheel Room on Wed- nesday with the 'Social Committee #ls charge, Ruth Wheeler and Harald Vincent planned and carried lads a very ' Pleasant evening of varied social 'and 'recreational activi- ties after which lunch was served. The evizing was brought to a close with ea:brief devotional' peezdod, I A choir of 40 voices made up from members of the 'Society is mrepar-, in go, medal service of story and e+yng 'to be presented in the church, .audltornmt on Christmas 'Sunday ,night. T T1 So0lety wass boot for the noonday meal to the TeaCher's+ at- tending the 'Convention held in Belgrave on Monday of this week, Rev J, 13, ;rownaud aoted as Chap- lain Dor the tem:nation ;itself and welcolnedi the {teachers to the Villegrii.: A group of the lady t,meint }lens, I ncley' the direction or Miss Anna E:'Grlasby carried thio, the arrangements in an efficient and friendly fas'hiou. The'regu1ar meeting of the Young People's: Soicietlp of Brick Church was held in the homes• of the Presi- e"Air.B' ert Saott, on Friday night Mason Robinson Presided over the Meeting with Beatrice Beeplp0t? '04 the organ The lesson was.,,,read by Howard Walker and the prayer taken by Gilbert Beeoroft, The topic for the evening,en "Young People and titre Temperance Ques- tion" was' taken ,by James McGee whir, ooattment thereon by Geo. Gce,, Beatrice .Beecroft and, Gilbert Bee^.rcfit, A. brief recreatipnal peri d was held atter .the ',regular meeting, Ono more meeting will be 'held; before Christman after which all the time will be taken up in preparations for the Christmas' Tree to be held on. Dec, 15th•, Albert Vincent spent, a few days in Toronto; Jaynes Van Canip of f •...10-'11..•, tiff . .!... eeLEnd Specials At Stewart Bros. In the face of rapidly advancing prices we , offer you these great bargains to prove to you that IT PAYS to shop at Stewart Bros., Seaforth T / e Store With Quality Merchandise a! Lowest Price Sale! New Fall Dresses Regular Values to $5.95 New Crepes, Rayons and Wools, in long or short sleeves; Qlj7•�{Rrg�qr �® Very attractive styles, from higher priced ranges, TO CLEAR SALE ! Men's WINTER � tli hd CRAT,n � 36 in. wide Flannelette 20c yd. Full assortment of lovely striped pat- terns, in Tight and dark shades. This qual- ity is worth 25 cents yard to buy it today. VERY SPECIAL Yard RA.YON AND WOOL MIXTURE 13:n ies & Vests Special 39c ink sh5ade only in a waffle stitch, Warm, soft quality- An 3xceptional value, VERY SPECIAL LOC WOMEN'S ALL-W0i0L REINFORCED Cashmere Hose Special 4}c Colors: Sand and Gunmetal only. Sizes 9 to 10%2, Ebcellent weight, ' n9c SPECIAL VALUES ...... , L SPECIAL "REGENT" ' Men's Cardigans 1.95 gauss in Grey, Sand, Heather Black. Sizes 36 to 44, buy at today's wool prices. SPECLAL ......... Fine all -wool Worsted Cardi- Here's and a group of mostly A real one ed a kind Coats„ ��,�� / grouped at One X113 �� Dig Saving ,,.y 477��ff ilidEMIEOP •«.-,5c4:5•Vt •:, s,a.+coy. PURE LINEN Towelling Special 2Ec yd. Assorted color borders in pure linen towelling, made in Ireland, a wonderful buy at ...... An excelelnt quality andLdu U, .• SALE!NFlN WteY Ail this season's Newest Hats in Felts, Velvets and Fabrics, in all shades. To Maar before closing the department for the season at One Big saving discount pEr cent t o l Irg,i : t $552F^:53�ufiwm .m, * r" 4rdd Ready For Christmas - t p� /��i1111/.y ra \tiiAlfi ,;i Our huge stock of bright now Christmas merchandise is now: , ,/, A. opened up and on display. Useful wearable gifts for Father and -./ i Mother, Sister and Brother;. Gifts that are sure to please. All r 1 y ,.\\ ' beautifully boged. Conte to this Store right away and wive your (�1t,• • Christmas problems pleasantly and eoononlcally. "This Year Give Things To Wear." y '•9 SEAFORTH hinter is .a visitor with relatives here; Mt', and Mrs, C. R 0ou1te4 spent the Past week in Toronto; Moss+ Kay Towuend spent the past couple of week's with, her Parents Rev, J. 13, end: Mos, Tow lend; Drs, C, W. Suitt, Mrs,- Robert Coultes, Lytle Hopper and' James, Michie were in O',ronto as delegates to the I:Rifted Parmoie' Convention; I.t, 1 and Mrs, Scott spent the pant week in Toronto. Mrs, Gerald Vandenberg pit Athens spent a few drays with relatives here, PLAY --`'Here Comes Charlie"wil be presented in the Township Hall,' Ethiel, on Wed,,' Dec, 13th. Please watch for further particulars, ONCRYEFF The W. A, of the United church Mornorieii' are holding a bazaar in the basement of the church on the evening o8 Dec 5th. There will be a fine array of fancy articles, aprons, etc., and a candy booth and flail pond. Musical numbers and a short play entitled "Pa's New Nousekeeper"• will add to the even- ing's entertainment, followed by refreshments. e^:hments. PLAY—'‘Here Camey Oharlid'wil be presented in, the Township Hall, Ethel, on Wed,, Dec, 13th, Please watch for further particulars. Classified Ads. FOR SALE - 20 White Leghorn Pullets, laying, phone 28-r-5 Basil Struthers FOR SALE- 7S+udkers, 6 weeks old, ready to wean Nov. 30th phone 90-r-5 Colin, Fingland FOR SALE - 13 Suckers. phone 77-r-12 L. Rooney. FOR SALE— d4 large 'Cedar Posts. A number of first grad White Ash Binder Tong -nets, Wagon Tongues and Reaches --priced for quick sale, phone SOX Harold Thomas WANTED— A housekeeper, by January 1st phone 1.8-r-12 ,FOR SALE — 1 York Sow, bred 2 months, Oho 17 pigs ready to wean and 1 2 -wheel Trailer. ,lrlrone 20-r-15 Stewart Turner .FOS SALE— 'Ced+ar Posts; Cedar Wood. phone 42-r-8 cash only; also W, Blake R, R, 2, Bruagels FOR SALE— A good smoking tobacco for pipe or cig, lilac's is the Name to ask tor and it is sold at Grewar's. Try it. and be satisfied, FOS SALE -- A bunch of little Pigs, about 6 weeks old. phone 56-r-7 David 'Shiels FOS SALE— Coal Heater, good' as new phone 12-r-14 WANTED— A. Book Case or a Cupboard which would be suitable for a Book- case for Ethel Public school. apply to Wm. Spence, Sec'y-Treas. 5, S. No. 11, Twp Grey FOR SALE— -- 1 Massey -Harris no. 10, Cutting Box, like new, can be seen at Harry MIeICu( heoll'ig Ga2age; Also a num. ber of good used Batteries. apply to Harry McCutciteon, MEN & WOMEN WANTED— No bigger line of household neces- sl.ties an.ywhers. Prices) get busi- ness,, Quality assures repeats. Nigh commission and plenty of ad- Nlantages, ISeason at its height, If you are interested In a perivanent work, steady pay and a good future. investigate our Plan at once with- out ablgntion. PAM,LEX, 570 St, Clement Montreal. GET YOUR FALL PERMANENT ON THE NEW ZENITH HEATERLESS THERMIGUE End Curl $1,00 and $1.50 including Shampoo Permanent 51.75, $2 25, $3,ao and $5.00 including finger wave and shampoo Dried Finger Wave 25o Shampoo 26c Telephone 55X for Appointment IRENE PEASE over H, B. Allen's Drug Store for appointment 'retentions 55X WFJDNIMS07AY, NOV, 2951, 1989 inummolow What are they saying - about Inc new Fords "WHAT A GRAND NEW RIDE! North, East, West , , telegrams and letters have been pouring in since the introduction of the big, roomy 1940 Ford cars. And through them all runs the same refrain: "Congratula- tions on the grand new ride. You've really got something there!" Of course, there's praise for all the 22 Ford improve- ments—and the rest. There's enthusiastic comment on in- creased roominess (four inches more usable inside length in Sedans). But the biggest news is the RIDE! "There is still more to be learned about the New Ford. Borrow a new Ford from your Ford dealer. Let those eight s -m -o -o -t -h cylinders whisk you away from the boule- vards into the backwoods. Turn the wheel over to some one else and ride the roughest roads in the rear seat. There's an experience! You'll find yourself measuring comfort for the first time in terms of noises you can't hear, the bumps you can't feel. It'll open your eyes -if it doesn't lull you to sleep! Try it today! airaFORDV-9 for 1940 with 22 important improvements N4400404$00-10.0444,44444,0444-544-$441424454,444•441,0•44.440 a call will bring one to your door, you can drive it and find out for yourself, GORD. SANDERSON, Brussels CITIES SERVIiCE GAS STATION Representative for this district ALWAYS A STOCK OF USED CARS ON HAND Listowel L. & VV. JACKSON MOTORS Phone 1E BLUEVALE We are sorry to hear Mr, Harry Bosrznan le still bed fast and his many fiends hope to hear he will soon be better again. Mr. and Mrs, Wino:, Bishop of Grey spent Sundiay with Mr. and Mrs, Jim Johnston, )sit line, Mr. Donald Robertson visited on Sunday with his, mother and brother ,acyl„other fiends, Mr. and Mrs, .Starling Johnston and sons visited on Sunday after- noon with Mr, and Mrs. Chas, John- ston and+ son. We are glad to hear Mrs, Blanch Costello Is able to sit up for a while and getting better. Mrs, Rout, Warwick spent a few days in Toronto last week and at- tended a wedding of a niece on Wednesday and visited with other friendly, there, Mrs. Walter Woods and son, Miss Agues Hastings and Mrs Samuel Woods visited on Thursday with Mr, and Mrs. Melville Mathers and son, Ab the morning :service in the United church Rev, C. Taverner spoke on Christ's call and the var- ious responses of individuals to the call, The members of ,the United church. Sunday Sohool are preparing a Ohrisianas entertainment to be given on the evening of Thursday, December 21, Rev, R. A, MacConuell of Luck- nowIdth Presibyterlan church, preaching on the lives of Abraham and Lot. IMrs. James Bremner, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Cardiff and 'three chil- dren of Ethel and Mr. and Mits. Nelson Cardiff of Grey townslvip with Mr, and Mrs Peter 8, Mac- Ewen. Mrs. Charles, Turvey, Tor- onto, with Mr, and Mis. James. Ker- ney and other friends; Mrs. Jowett and daughter Edna of Port Huron with Mils Florence Fowler. The executive of the Bible So- ciety held a regular business meet- ing in the lecture room of United • Church On Wednesday evening. The president, Robert Shaw, presid- ed, The report of the secretary -'s treasurer showthat twenty dollars was collected in this district and sent to headquarters last year. The folloiwng officers) weer erect- ed: President, Robert Shaw; honor- ary president, Rev, C Tavener; secretary -treasurer, Mrs, R, F. Gar- niss; directors, Arthur Shaw, John Mundell, W. J. Johnston, Mrs, 11. F, Gamins and Mrs. M, L. Aitken. collectors, Morris, 2nd concession. Mrs. Bill McTagart, Helen Tur- vey; 1st concession, 51111s. Charles Johnston, Mrs Walter Sanilite; Boundary East, Mrs, J Fischer, Mrs. Y. 0. Higgins; Village and Boundary West, Louie Patton, Daisy Holmes, Helen 'Thompson: Mrs. Hugh Mundell; Boundary Line Turnor)', Mrs, S, N. Galla- her, 'Marguerite Nicholson; 4th eenceselon Taraberzy, Mrs. Occup eat a rpulpi tin Knox Nichol, MarellitiersamisilralempinElliffeigmarstr When in Brussels Doing Your Shopping Stop At is THS BRUSSELS D IRV For lee Cream Try Fo.•i t �p an you will eat no other- ALSO Those Satisfying (MILK SHAKES Those Generous TASTY SUNDAES THEY ARE GOOD