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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-12-27, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST AmwompezDowamaiwobula,4,0,gooknopioaootrowormroNamow..-i January 1st 1940 4 Dear Friends Among my assets, 1 like to count the only one that money cannot buy—your good -will. Each year 1 realize more fully that ow friendships are what make life worth living, and .1 therefore like to feel that thereis a spirit of friendship underlying my business relations with my customers, and so, at this Holiday Season 1 extend to you not as a 4 customer alone, but as a friend .- - T he i Pi Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. r l 1 A ,v 8 iw. 1 .,,,...,,,......t.,.a.,...t....v.mv..z.i.x.vwo..v..m(..emv.......v..,.., Cordially Yours Harry Bowler Brussels 17ftgAgAgAg.WA5A5AtVA,VAtg'Ac:lo'A5, BLUEVALE • THE BRUSSELS DAIRY 1. — BAR it Has a fresh supply of Butter Buttermilk, Ice Cream and Chocolate Bars etc. 1. sterevatmaattestatetcttetztatstmetateretatattseictemactetz-atetsteictetatetsteatetss Drop in and try our tasty delicious Sundaes •16KIC.O4'4.atelMICIVIC-IMCIgiCtOEtEtEtVe341:741061CIZICIEtECMIC46-MattiP6IXCII BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR At the Sunday Christmas service in the United, Church, Rev. C. Tav- ener used the phrase room in the Inn," to show how people crowd the Saviour out of their lives incl many celetbrate His birth for just one day, failing to carry out the Christmas spirit during the year. The choir sang 'Chri5tmas carols, and a male chorus, George ,Johns.ton, Norman Hall, Carl John- ston, Smith Robertson and W. J. Peacock -sang "The Christmas Star." . The Uniteu ,Church Sunday school co-operated in the Christian Fellowship Crusade 13y a special effort toward goon attendance and increased contributions. For the last two months average attend- ance has been 66, with collections including Missionary givings, $27. , Visitors: Miss Isobel :McKinnon of Waterloo with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R, H. McKinnon; Carman Hetherington of Guelph Veterinary College, with Mr. ad Mrs, C. Heth- WcsItEe0*-9,MAKAV,A5taW,M,Mali*ONVMO erington; Mr. and Mm Neil Mac-. samodesem.o.....••••••••4.1 P1,0•••••••iali! • • ....I-4'7 ' •••..cs 4(44144 ....... see # .... ""'• •00°°. oon, 0 eve ty C•0141)11%°t Every little child that's admitted to The Hospital for Sick Children ... there were more than 9,000 last year ... wears an imaginary tag that reads "Return to Mother in Good Condition". For more than sixty years, this Hospital. has been receiving the sick and crippled children of Ontario, treating them, heali them, and sending them home to grow up and become healthy, USEFUL citizens. Now, more than ever before, children have a greater chance to be sent home in "Good Condition". Advances in medical science have increased greatly the scope And services of this • Hospital. New treatments have been dis- covered to improve . . even cure .. , the crippled children once doomed to a life of misery. Great strides have been taken to reduce the horrible offects of Poliomyelitis. New cures have been discovered for Pneu- monia and many other diseases, All these wonderful developments, plus the increase in emergency accident cases, add to the operating expenses of the Hospital. But nothing new has yet been developed that will add, in the same proportion, sbme- thing to the OPERATING REVENUE, except, of course, the generous support of kindly Ontario citizens who make many sacrifices to send a donation to help The Hospital for Sick Children, Please appoint yourself a benefactor of sick and crippled childrensend a generous gilt to the Hospital TODAY. Your financial assistance is urgently needed. "1 - ••„,tar.1 ' 6 7. C ,t3 ii. E- •E S TR EE T.- T N 'Space donated by The Brussels Post - posimaSMeseteemmlas.w.0........ ....NMI" 7. wile 1 taso"obooastototam000w"otox , . Permit us to extend cAP0 1 Th. p.m( (.“. 1. which • tob•eca iffh In Isiolged" to you one and Mortgage Sale all .o our friend UNDER AND 13Y VIRTUE • of the I Powen of Sale contained in •a oer- g 4 US tomers ,00,,E. ,„ Which will be pro. Nr duced at the time of sale, there will THomAs FELLS, Auctioneer 11- Best wishes for a most be offered for sole by PUBLIC AUCTION , .1„ on WEDNnSDAN the THIRD day of tig ,Tarsuary, 1940, at the hour of One N. H appg and 5uccessfut O'Clock in the afternoon at the farm Of Andrew S. Bain, RR., no, 1, Bluevale, Ontario, the following ALL AND SINGULAR thoad ger' tain parcels Or tracts of land and Premises, situate, wing and being in the Township of Grey, in the Coun- • ty of Huron and being composed of g farm lot Seventeen In the Second 0 Concession Of the said Township of %/. Grey, containing One Hundred ey AcreG be the AND situate lying and being In the v; Tea Room, same more or ' less, Ff New Year ,-.,6.6t*IMeletztetzleMtatelveitetes''' Diana Sweets Listowel Township of Grey in the County of Huron and being composed of the Ive-A Half of Lot Number Fifteen, in the Second COnCeSSiOd of the said Township ofp Grey, containing Fifty acres, be the same more or less, At the same dine and place under the authority Or a Landlord's Dis- tress Warrant, there will be offered for sale the following chattels: 500 bushels cf oats and barley mixed. On the said lands there is said to be erected a dwelling house with suitable farm buildings: The lands will be sold subject to a Reserve Bid: TE1RMS OF SALE OF LAND: Twenty-flve per cent of the pur- chase money to be paid down at the time of sale, and the balance to be secured by a mortgage with interest at four per cent per azinum. TERMS OF SALE OF CHATTELS: Ca,s.h. For further,particularsand condi- tions of sale, apply to Commissioner of Agricultural Loans Ba.st. Block, Parliament Bldgs., Toronto, Ontario. Mortgagee. ------ Lean and son Neil, of Tomato, with VA% and Mrs, George Thornton; Mr. aild Mrs. Rober Oke, Wingham, and Mrs Ida Wilson, Toronto, with Miss Duff. and Mrs, Aitkln. C. G. Xi',, Icitchener, at his home here,. Mt. and Mrs. Sas. Peacock and Will spent Christmas. with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. J. Johnston and Mr. Thos. Stowell at innovate. , 11.1r, and Mrs, Rebt, McClennan •and family spent 'Christmas with Dr. and Mrs. Robt. Aitchison and 'family at Ripley. Mr, and Mrs, Alex McEwen spent 1 Christmas with his. ,daughters and 'en St WindSOT and DetrOit. Mr, Ana. Mrs. Jim johnston and d:,ughter spent Sunday afternoon 'with Mr, ad 'Mrs. Chas. &melt and i family. Car, and IlIrs, George Wheeler Spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Breckenridge and family, 1st line, . . Mn. Ht.iiry Mothers and sistert and Mr. Chas., Mothers; Mr, and Mrs, Mehrille Mothers and son At. rold spent Christmas with Mr. G,.-'4rge Ma 0101'R 5ncl Miss Hazel ,t,lr,nol' at Rh/crate. mr, and Mil, Rd. johnston. and Carl and Mr and Mrs. Snarling Johnston and family and sons spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ramis. at Listowel. Mr. and Mrs, George Wheeler spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. L4 Breckenridge and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston and baby ;,pent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Souch and fam- ily, 2nd line, :Mr, and Mrs. Rohl. McMurray and two sons spent Christmas with her father and sisters in Stratrod. Reu. and Mrs. A, Tavener spent Christmas at Embro with Mrs'. Tavener's niece and also her sister In Toronto. simismigoriggemesanimieNNIMPlir • WALKER'S FUNERAL HOME William Street. Brussels, Ontario PERSONAL ATTENDANCE 'Phone 65 Day or Night Calla 8 G. WALKER mhslmer and Mineral Director, MOTOR HEARSE ININIIIIII.1111MMINSW.11111Y 1‘14.,'01WMAKMAtOtf .'qW:101"AttagAttAitO F 1 1 OSVA:51007-4~AgMgAgAt5ftlft5,2_V Will Hendet son, Lucknow, - a Knox College student, preached in the Presbyterian Church Sunday morning from the text ,"There was no room in the inn." Misses Jean and. Lois Elliot sang a duet. Mr. and Mrs, James Masters, Parichift, Norman Hall, Lindsay, with Mr. and Mrs. John Hall; Doro- thy Altkin, St, Catharines, Ruby Duff, Toronto, with Mary Duff , and Mrs. M, L, Aitken; Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Marshall, Listowel, with Mr. and 'Mrs. George Thornton; Miss Mae Davidson, Wroxeter, with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Darviclson; Mr. and Mrs, George Fell, Blyth, with Mrs. Eliza Fell; Pearson McIntyre, To- ronto, with George Greenway. Jim McHarcly with Mr. and MTS. Robt. Aitcheson, Ripley; Mr.. and Mrs,. J. C. Higigns with Mr, and Mrs. Ver- non Higgins, Toronto; Miss Flor- ence Fowler with Misses Flo and Emmie Cresswell, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. 3. J. Elliott, Jean, and Gordon, with Mr, and Mrs, Ed, Whiteman, Be,, rave; Mr. act Mrs. R. F, Garniss, Aac and ( ive eott with Mr, and Mrs, NO 11 Me- Eachern, Mou( Forest, The United Church REV. H. 4. MAH'OlvEY, IsA., 3,D, PREACHER A Contata of Sacred music will be given in Brussels United Church on Sunday, Dec. 31, at 7.30 p.m, by te:grave Choir. Want Ads. FOR SALE - 15 Sucfking Pigs Douglas Smith, Lot 18, 'Con. 6, Morris. FOR SALE— Durham Cow, 6 years old, due February. Art Rattan Phone 14-r-10 Bluevale FOR SALE— Young Yorkshire farrow In March Suckers ready to Phone 28-r-10 ENQUIRIES INVITE. For purchase of farm, Lot 13, Con. 6, Morris. Write James rC'ook, 51 West Avenue Sou Hamilton, Out. FREE SERVIC OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD HORSES OR CATTLE removed promptly and efficiently. Simply phone "COLLECT" fo WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED PHONE ! INgpspk.t. BRUSSELS — PHONE 72 ROUND TRIP BARGAIN FARES JAN. 5 & 6 f:oni BRUSSELS - To TORONTO Also to Braidorcl, aathani Goaerieh, ifamilton, Lonaori, map. 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