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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-12-20, Page 7ap- �IS Add dish. ea his - :am 35 isms ime' :o 15 ob- :mas 'way onda with t as sake ands and ',ght- nr'ea ight ;htly plc o4O aded door fight area, turn darn got. or �fp THE BRUSSELS POST ,9 '-4 We -7 .9 a J' lJ 'J AV AO. MAY BEST WISHES and GOOD CHEER BE' YOURS THIS CHRISTMAS AND THROUGHOUT THE NEW YEAR L. Jackson Motors Phone 161 Listowel A SAFE HOLIDAY Accidents May Ea41ly Happen Unless Care Is Observed Here are some 'Safety, First" hints for Christmas and the days that follows: Give your children all the joys they need and all you can afford but buy wisely. Be sure that tiny tots aren't given small articles, that they can swallow or inhale. Look ,out for pine in cheap dolls. Youngsters love C'hr`istmas trees but hundreds of 'fires take place • A every year because of carelessness, such as using candles. failure to Place the 'tree on a finny base and using tissue or crepe paper tor thee. orating purposes, Non -inflammable snowflakes should take the place of paper and cotton. J]lectric lamps should be substituted for. candles'. When trimming the tree, use a stelprladder not a rocking chair or box. Wrapping paper and excelslot should be disposed oy immediately Dispose of the tree before the se- cond of January as when it has dried out, it is hight.ly ingaanmable. 531PAJct%AJc7.5VieStigliCOc7�.�::lIRJc7+.:1c71i.' .W ik WITH FRIENDLY GREETINGS for a MERRY CHRISTMAS and FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR J. Cameron Barber and Staff Brussels OaI1021►tic11J %14:5 65a45cvgigifitt 1 Christmas and the Birds It is said that no peasant ;n Swe- den will sit down with his children to Christmas dinner until he has provideed food for the bird', The turmena erect poles in their door - yards to which aheafs of grain are bound, to provide for birds through the season when fegetation is coy- ered with snow and ice, FOR SALE— House, 3 stoves and some furni- ture. apiply to Ii. %, Jackson ♦. —� Q THAT FIRST NIGHT The Stable door -was closed night, But through the cracks no bolts could ba.;' The light of holy innecense Burst like a spraying star. that Dven the beasts were vlad He came. They knelt In patience where He lay, Content bo yield for His baby head Their evening meal of hay, —Louise Ayres Garnett. More Shopping Days Till Christmas weereectvveimomovisemecovvrimpovergiemoirmemovt Now that you are thinking in terms of your family why not give A Lasting Gift -- MUTUAL LIFE POOTECTION Phones: residence 190; office 165 W. T. Booth,, C. L U. District Agent, Mutual Life of Canada Wingham, Ontario '►1♦a�Na�o4ot,i#♦�N�N♦#NNtt�ONN90♦o WINGHAM BOYS INJURED A hldan.Jb-run dl`iverhatie.day night sent two- Wingham boys to hospital in serious condition while a thirds is confined to his home. Tito bore, Albert Fitzpatrick, Plaiolci Sell and Jaclt Montgo)nerY, were sleigh riding down the John 4reet hill past the :public school when the car was believed to have came off a side street, • The sleigh ran directly into, the oar and the lads were thrown off, Harold Seli, died Satuldlay morn- ing as a result df internal injlu'las. Harold Sell, 11 -year-old son of Mr, and Mrs. James Sell, and Jack Montgomery, 11•+year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Montgomery, were taken to Wing -ham General Hos- pital, Albert Fitzpatrick, 10 -year- old son of Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Fitz- patrick, was taken to Dr. W. M. Connell's office and later taken home. Meanwhile the police are search- ing for the motorist as a passer-by is said to have taken his license number. MUNICIPAL NOTICE I hereby give notice that the Nom- ination of Reeve; and Four Council- lors; to serve the Township of Morris during the year 1940. will be held at TOWNSHIP HALL, MORRIS at 12 o'clock noon FRIDAY, DEC. 22nd, 1939 If demanded a poll will be opened at the following places on MONDAY, JAN. 1st, 1940 Polling Sub -Division No. 1 At School House S.S. no. 1 Polling Sub-Divlsion no. 2 At School House SS. no. 9 Polling Sub -Division no. 3 At School House S. S. no. 2 Polling Sub-Divison no. 4 At Township Hall Polling Sub -Division no. 5 Stone School House S S. no. 7 Polling Sub -Division no. 6 At .School House S.S. no 10 Polls to be opened from 8 o'clock to 5 p.m. A. MacEwen, Clerk, Returning Officer Bluevale, December 15th, 1939 MUNICIPAL NOTICE I hereby give notice that the Nom- ination of Reeve; Deputy Reeve and Three Councillors; to serve the Township of Grey during the year 1940. will be held in the TOWNSHIP HALL, ET,HEL At 1 o'clock p.m. FRIDAY, DEC. 22, 1939 If demanded a Poll wIl be opened at the following places on MONDAY, JAN. let, 1940 Polling Sub -Division No. 1 At School House S.S. no. 4 Polling Sub -Division No. 2 At School House S'.S no 1 Polling Sub.Dlvislon No. 3 At School House S.S. no. 2 Polling Sub -Division no. 3A At A,O•U.W, Hall, Walton Polling Sub -Division no. 4 At Community Hall, Mencrleff Polling Sub -Division no. 5 At Township ,Office, Ethel Polling Sub -Division no. 6 At School House S.S. no.,5 Polling Sub -Division no. 7 At Community Hall, Cranbrook Polls to be open from 9 o'clock a.m, to 5 p.m. J. H. Fear, Returning Ofgoer Ethel, December' 16th, 1939 MUNICIPAL NOTICE I hereby give notice that the Nom- ination of Reeve, Four Councillors Three School Trustees, one member of the Hydro Commission to serve the Vtilage of Brussels during the year 1940 will be held at the COUNCIL CHAMBER AT THE TOWN HALL, BRUSSELS At 7 o'clock p.m. FRIDAY, DEC. 22nd, 1999 All niminatlone to be In by 8 p.m. If demanded a Poll Wlll be opened at the„folowing places on MONDAY, JAN 1st, 1940 Sub-Divislon 'No, 1—Wm. Bell, Poll Clerk—Robt, Patrick 1 Brussels 'Town Hall Sub.Dlvialoli No. 2—E. Plum,' D,R.O. Poll Clerk—H, Sullivan Polls to be opened from 8 &clock fo 5 p.m. . 11 S. 1Ngr,W1ek;'G1erk Returning Officer BrUaee1e Public Library WEDNESDAY, DEC. 29th, 1939 mAygiv,FigiociwoiemimemovesaviNvAuowatwowiticmmoir X64' For a Truly Merry 'hrrstmas 0 Give Furniture .: A FAMILY GIFT VBG Card Table Any article in the store can be chosen as a Gift and Every Member of the family will enjoy it. Children's Desk & Chair Smoking Stands Cedar Chests Mirrors Occasional Chairs Studio Couches 1 End Tables Coffee Tables and Chair Sets Ferneries ChesterfxeIe.43 EikatigitgftWisittafts Make this Christmas a Cheerful one by Selecting Gifts from the above list. With Kindest Thoughts and all Good Wishes Fora Merry Christmas D. A Rann Undertaker and Ambulance Service 1;BRUSSELS es PHONE 36 Silent Night! Holy Night! Silent night! Rosy night, All is calms, all is bright, 'Round yon virgin mother and Child. Holy infant, so tender and mild, Sleep in heavenly peace, Sleep in heavenly peace. Silent night Holy night Shepherds quake at the sight! Glories' stream Irma. heaven afar, Heavenly hosts sing Halleujah, Christ the Savior t5 born, Christ bice Savior is 'born! Silent night Holy night Son of God,, love's pure light Radiant beams from Thy holy face, With the daIvIn of redeeming grace, Jesus, Lgrcl, at thy birth, Jesus, Lord, at thy birth. t: A CHRISTMAS WISH "As Little Children” "Puddings steaming, candles int.. Branches' weighted down. Christmas on the farms ami ranches! Christmas, in the town! Christmas on .the mountain ridges'! +Christmas on the sea! May your Christmas Day be merry Wheresoe'er you be:" gleam. "0 Little Town of Bethlehem" Dr. Brooks wrote 00 Little Town of Bethlehem" while living in Philo- ' delphla. The organist of his church set the hymn to music. The inspira- tion for the composition came to the organist the night before the hymn was to be used in a Christmas pro- ) gram. • The survival -power of Christmas Hs persistence as a world-wide fes- tival, ]sea in, the fact that dt quickens in all of us the sense of human kin- ship, It gets beneath the surface cynicism, releases those finer im- pulses which we all possess. For a day we become again as "little chil- dren" and the child in, our midst is the symbol of the joy which we seek, A Merry Chrismas then—mer'rY because it brings to us the vision of love ruling in the hearts of men, and renewed hope that the dream of a day may yet become the perpetual reality. '•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-•4-•• • •Nie♦♦•,►♦*N•N•N'N•N•NG♦•N•N• • • IPN•N• • • ,,r BEFORE COMPLETING YOUR SHOPPING DROP IN AND SEE OUR STOCK T here will be sure to be something you would like 1013011119s, Have you considered a small 'Radio for your kitchen or say in the children's room. We have a nice selection of Toasters, • Irons Hot Plates & Coffeee Makers— You can make the coffee on electric or a wood stove. A Washer would solve your problem c"Dad. priced from $69,95 up, easy terns. ALSO some used hand machines, very reasonable. '-If your family radio is done we will give you a liberal allowance on a new one -Ask fora demonstration. Christmas Tree Lights and bulbs also small ' Electric Christmas Trees Something New for the Boys—Buy hist a ♦fie plane, he will take great delight in building these planes 15c up We have a rare opportunity in a Used Sweeper & EIectro4.4nte machine, used guar- anteethree months, in new condition, new andcomplete with all attachments. SEE THIS MACHINE Used Pianos always available -.suitably priced. A QUANTITY WF' HARD GREEN WOOD AND DRY SOFT WOOD FOR SALE. ♦2• WARWICK'S ELECTRICAL. SHOP, Brussels it t44."4•444*44:N44.8.:4.•N�N�N�N�N�N�N�N*N�N�N�r1M�N�N�N�N�NAN�N�N�N�N�N�N�N*N�N«N♦N�16� �e