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THE BRUSSELS POST W19UNAS„ DCOD1VIl 7lt 13th, 1939
MONCRIEFF
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The ecenori meeting of the W. Good Values
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M, S. oof Monarioff United chuxcl,
wase held in the lbasemeut of the
church on Wednesday ,afternoon,
Dec, &t1, will, the president Mrs, V,
Inglis presiding. 'The meeting
opened with the nee of hymn 434
anti 59, followed with a Prayer by
Mrs. Alex Slpeiran, The Scripture
Pending was filen taken by Mrs, z, r►
Jim Bantle after which the minutes
of the last meeting were read and •
OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD
HORSES OR CATTLE
removed promptly and efficiently.
Simply phone "COLLECT" to
WILLIAM STONE SONS
LIMITED
PHONE 21 INGERSOLL
BRUSSELS — PHONE 72
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Staple G�o-.s
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adopted,The roll was then call-
ed, being ausevered with the word
j• -.y, ✓ <o
Devotional was taken by Mrs, Alex
among children in town the public
school concert which was to have
been held this Flr'day oveni ng h ad
to he postponed indefinitely,
The 'meeting of Young People's
Union was witlipan n this week, in
Y pl&me the lecture delivered by
Gypsy Smith was held,which was
much enjoyed by a capacity con`
gregation in United church; The
annual aneetin•g and electioIu' of
officers. of Women's Astsoclation df
United church wag held on Tues-
day which resulted as (follows:
President, Mrs, Chas, Bell; first
vice president, Mrs. W. Mills.; sec-
opd vice president, Miss, Mary
Lockie; secretary, Mrs. G. D. Leith;
er, Mrs. W. J. Potts; press
secretary, Mrs'. A. M. Colclough;
pianist, Mrs. Herb Mc troy, flower
and visiting committee, Mrs.Chars.
Gr ashy, 'Mrs. Hillborn, Mus. Will
Logan manse .committee, Miss
Mary Lockie, Mrs, W. J. Mills, Mrs.
S. R ,White, Mrs, Chas, Bell, Mrs,
William Jenkins Rev, Mr. Sinclair
presided at the meeting.
The period of open weather is
giving farmers an opportunity to
comtptlete their fall work, On Wed-
nesday two ;tractors commenced
Plowing the McGee farm north of
town, recently .purchased by Mr,
Menzies .or Concession 10 East Wt.
Hymn 47 was sung and
the Good Stock of e,�{n's
Mann, The treasurer their gave v
a report and airs. lien, McLean
rendered a Solo, while the offering •
was being received. A report was
then given from the delegates, who •
attended the Convention at Clinton. .; e f ®r
Everyd.y Wear
e Advance
in.
We pass these on to
you.
Hymn' 376 was sung and the officers
were elected 'for the coming year
which were as foible's. Honorary
presidents, Mrs. Jas. Mann, and Mrs.
M. Harrison. Pres„ Mrs. B. Fog;
1st Vice, Mrs. Alex bSpeiran; 2nd
Vice, Mrs. V, Inglis; 3rd Vice, Mrs.
K. ?McLean; Secretary, Mrs, H, Lud-
diugtan; Treas., Mrs, M. Ferg;
Press Sec., Mrs, Alex Mann;Temp- '�� •
erance Sec.. Mrs, Jas. Bantle; Or-
Price
ganist, Edythe ,Speiran; assistant
0-gant;R, Mrs. Donald -itllcTageart;
Community Frtendlhip Sec., Mrs,
Alex. Mann; Supply Sec„ Mrs. F.
Harrison; Stewardship Sec., Mrs,
Wan, 'Smith; Missionary M,cn,thle'
Sec., Jean Harrison.
Mission Band Officers—Superin-
tendent, Mrs, Luddington; Assist-
ants, Mrs. J McLean, Wilma Har -
risen., Margaret Harbourne.
er Unite
cl church on Wednesday
afternoon, Articles, Suitable for
Chrtstfas gifts, .quilts; etc., were
diOposed of, Lunoh was served. The
proceeds amounted to nearly forty
dollars,
Wanted f e r Cash
We will pay the best market value
for old Stamps
1— Unused Postage Stamps of any kind
2— Used Postage Stam=ps of any kind
3— Stamps on entire envelopes
4— Stamp Collections :
You may have old Letetrs wort ha small fortune. Don't tear
stamps off paper but soak them off.
Register or insure all Sendings.
P. C. JACKSON
239 King St. London, Ont.
Ladies Aid Officers Pres., Mrs,
Orval Harrison; Vice Pres., Mrs.
Jas, Bernie; Sec„ Mrs. Wm, Rob-
ertsbm; Treas„ Mrs, Wm. Smith.
The Ladder+ Aid also held a short
meeting, Hymn 30S was sung and
Rev. Mr, Gilbert closed in prayer,
ELYTH
Miss Alice Gillespie has returned
from St. Catharines where she has
been recuperating from an illness
et the home of her sister, T G.
Gordon has purchased from W. Col-
"ison the flax nnlll at the south end
of town on No, 4 highway. lir.
Gordon is equipping the plant with
all new machinery, which is being
hipped from Belgium. Lt is the
intention to manufacture fine flax
fibre. Mr. Halter of Ais1a, Craig is
the foreman of the plant and is ai-
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WROXETER
The regular monthly meeting of
the Women's lnsLitute was held at
the home of Mrs. Denny with the
presdd lit, Airs. J. 3. Allen in the
chair. The roll call was answered
by a donation to the Christmas
boxes tor shut-ins.
and Mre. Wal.er were al_ oia.led tc
pack these boxes on the 21st
Decetmiber. During the business:
period a letter was read tram For.
.0,.Eeska1t thanking the Institute for
the bale of clothing which was sen.
them in November. Also a letter
from Agnes Dunst who is in Queen
Alexandra Sanatorium, .thanking the
ready in town, They have secured members for the sunshine bag she
400 acres of land already and if rete;vel. It was decided to give
towards the coatnnunity Christmas
seed can; be procured may sow 1,000 tree and the ladies to heap pack the
aures. bags for same. Mrs. at c•Naughtot.
Onving epidemic
had charge of "Current Events,+' and
one of her items was a splendid re-
port of the convention held in. the
Bing Edward Hotel, Toronto, Each
(ember was asked to bring a pound
of candy to this meeting. The caudy
was then sold, Mrs. McNaughton;
be:ng auctioneer and Mats., McLean,
readng the reolipe. The singing of
"Sflemt Night' 'and the National
Anthem closed a very interesting
meeting. A delicious lunch Was
served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. 3, J. Allen and Mrs. Howard
Wydle,
to a chiken pox
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Resident of Bluevale
Everett McGee, Dies
On Wednesday afternoon, Everett
McGee died in the Winghaan General
Hospital following an .illness of less
than, a week.
Mr, McGee was born at Bluevale
33 years, ago, the only son of the
late Mr. and Mrs, Alex McGee. He
had been a conftnued resident of
the village, He was janitor at the gg
Public School tor several years, 1
also of the United church,
He is sunvive!d by two nenhOrs
and one nelce, Walter, George and
Ruby Anger of Listowel, The fun-
erl .�,r::vice. was held from the
Bluevale U".iitcd church on Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock The service
was conducted by Rev. O. Tay-
ener of the 'United church and Rev
Mr. Loney, pastor of the Baptist
church, Winglhann,
1 tern: on took 'place in. the
W,nxetpr Cennetery, when the ser-
vice was eonducte 1 by members of
the Orange Order,
Current Songs ^^~~
Most Favored
By the Soldiers
Canadlan '1 rveps - i Now
Profcr "Dear Barrel Polka"
and "South of the Border"
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Corning forward
every second week
at lode prices
Molases and Oil Cake
D.M. MacTavish
The tunes of the. first Great War adieu Legion show in the Capita.
—the Brutish Tommy's "Tipperary" ; last week, when the Dumbells re -
and the French Poilu's "Madelon,'' ' turned to entertain the boys , in
are not _forgotten but the young khaki once again.
men of the aelw Canadian army
concentrated at Ottawa say the The Royal •Ca-nadtan Mounted
songs they like best are the cur- Police band struck up a standard
renbly popular "South of the Bor• band selection and thew the crY
der" and the boisterous "Beer Bar• went up "we want the beer barrel'
rel Polka," and when the hand beat it out the
Young lads who are heading for
France really rolled out the barrel
And they showed it at the Can- and got the blues on the run.
Songs of New War
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This Christmas
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A slow senlifentai ballad and a
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on with Canadia:tn troops as the
favorite songs of the new war,
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