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T .BRUSSF ' .POST
EWNEWS OF THE %DISTRICT
Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents
ETHEL
The Weenen's+ Institute will meat
:on Thursday a<fterfoeu, Fehruar-Y
Kbat trite home of Mrs, J. 'Wilson.
tearrent ;;evenit.s Will be in
charge of Mrs. P, Stephenson sad
Mes. Wilson, Roll Gal/. A Valentine
verge, Topic, The value of Tact will ably known, now oe Atw0oa, will
• be taken by Mrs. Dennis, Contest, have attained to 85 years of age, but
'Malke and. wear alt apron. All has only seen 22 contra merles et
ladies of the comrminity are invited her birthday.
to attend, Mrs, Andy /ar'enut r it Grey TtWp,
With the exeepttott cif •Ait•a, J. not far• from Ethel le fortunate in.
King, who continues on the verge of improving so favourably after a
entire collapse, Ethel citizen's re- i ee'conxi. operation pertly:wed in
ballad, the property a c ins. , hair ins with Mt'. wed Mrs, John X -a11;
sold died sudtleuly 'Monday elf tills Miss Florence ;Shie11 is tt�coteztiug
week .after a shore aiekuese. The from a severe sore throat
animal was immediately disposed of A,tteuKianee at .the anneal. eongre•
by Urinal au: the property of his gatiomal meeting Of Knox PreT.Nitel•
owner, Ian church was smaller than, .usual
Come the late da of Feb'uallr owing to weather conditions. Walter
1940, airs. 8. 'Cl:iameera, . n „termer ,Siaiilie was elected to Preside. MV'a,
reeiclent of Ethel, we11 awd,,favnur: Puler S MeAwem' read as a scrip'
Uwe mesactge "The Parable of the
Sewer." Walter S. Devidiaan. la gfv
Mg the session report stated Uttit
during the year death had claimed
tbnee members, Peter D. King,
drew Grey and laths. Mary Moffatt,
The membership •roil is 104. The
se' oretarYetreaaurer, Miss Olive
ported on the 'sick list during athe Kitchener hospital, within the last ,,Scott, gave an outline ot the g
elr
resent weeks• have altogether rerov- rem mouths. Her many, hinds :oral went throughout tbe year, also
el ts
00
r•
eased or are .connnaleseing Yavcur-
albly,
Mr. carman Richards who holds a
position with the .Ktttkian& ,Lake
a elating ` company, but lies been
'Vending a' IUUited recreations Period
at hoahe of Geo. ' and Mrs'. Eokanier,
returned at the fttlSt'of the week to
reeumcij'lvis work, Mrs, Richards will
continue. Iter stay here for a while
Iongea'.
0dr. T. ! MccL eod. ori outhampton
+gas a wt.lcoute visitor over the week
Orsi with friends -in Ethel: .
'Miss Ruth Franklin of -Atwood
was a 'guest over
tivets.;ia•Etihel. and
The county ting
quite regata is. sec-
tion, keecpdng
open for
motor trate. damn bprsee there
is .still room ear inuprove¢nent,'
For the winter mouths' the Y.PiS,
of Ethel United. Church are holding
their weekly ;meetings In private
homes;' " At .the lnitiai meeting held
two weeks ago, . ,at the home of
Quest and Mns'. Dobson the teen
aged members' preseniterl' a short
play of biblical character as, the
special feature. At last week's as-
sembly at Acnes. with Helen Bate-
man as guest hostess, contests, liter-
ary, geographical and historical
were conducted. And came 'attraa-
tive endeavour' !for th'e welfare of
the soraet). is hoped for, tor each
-week. The inivitation of Ronald
Lovc 'to tweet this 'week at the home
of his parents, If, W. and Mra. Love
was accepted.
'The ranch adimiratil dog, a beauti-
fn1ry' spotted black net white roalh
tvasit tor a speedy and complete re- i .e, detailed sta,teanetvt o the rec
cover/, ,., ;and ecopenditures, The budget giv-
Mugh McCartney from -.'Bask,; • . is• hags were not as'b:igh as last year,
spending the winter with has brother .the general fund closed with a bat
Jim on the 3rd Grey Twpc •,•, •I,aace as reported by 'the auditor
re; J, Forrest.
BLU. EVA
Wb7'i)NI':5DAY, J
911t,
Mrs. Walter $milaie reported
splendid. meetings bath regular and
'alma -tat being held by the W.M.S.
• ' The membership was small with a
.Rev. •Campbell Tax$n$teahfaatahe,d sand "average attendance, Amount
caked for all purposes $83.
The report of the ladies' Add'
society was presented by Mea. W.
H:• hreixhineli, Tour quarterly', meet,
tl the '•imgr were held;• with a tea at each;
s'eivfed'' also: a bazaar and a hot:suPPer was
4p1140• ''held. The Morris Group led in ac
roon, •tivity 'raising $39,05, ,The books
e Nati; closed with' a balance on b'an'd o1
110,4.e01, $136; The Sunday School iso small
Mailing, ' ' but is self-suppontdng and comtrdb
I}Jessie uteri $8 to missions. The trustee
.ectifa be %board,' P. S. Maoorwsa, Jbbat Mune
tse'dir" ' d»2.. and .Peter Moffatt Was re-
. elected. •
vane* There were several nominations,
Knox for the ot5ce of the three retiring ,)
service members at the Board of manage_ I.
in: Knox Presmyter n u ton ment. Burns Moffatt, W:
Sundhay meaning. r;; Kinney and Raymond Ellett were
Arrangeanelite are, behiiiw d'e to
nf•w elected. M. Olive Scott .was' re -alar -i'
observe the World's Day 'D$ ,p,gayer. s ted sea'rctaryetreaaurer. R. J.For-;$
i .lite/- rest and John McTavish auditors;
rte .an-
• • > Gordon Greig was re-elected super-
'1131
uper :,
• beluga intendant of the Sunday School and'.°11
Mass Jean Elliott was appointed tji�I
• S. S. secretary-ereasuter.
• in the United •Church Sunda* ,00ra-
.ing on. theme appropriate tp 'p went
time, about re -building and attend-
ing
the walls of Jerusalem t The
pastor gave a short address
Sunday School, Reath. and
. dhploeiitt t and Seale'• for re
tendaace -to ::.:Spence
George Thomson, Jean
Shirley ,Sailing, Helen
Scott SVfeLennan, Wheal
and ' WdIie •Ge•nehee. Mis
Miliigan' and others unaSl
present, also were aural
lamas. N:
William Henderson "rc
College, Toronto, conducts
.
in the United Church
aftetmOOt, February 9.ih
nual songregationat bleat
Bluervale United Chg1Fh
held on Friday night tibia Week•
The Womanrs Associatiort' is ;'dere
GoingTO Change
Thinos Qn Thr Farrx •
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New Ford
The Fend Tractor witiz Fer•
guaon teyettem Is cfamipthtialY
new. You've never seen any.
• thing like. it. Treater and: •unit •
are %banabirred ante . elle. 'slim-
. mut
sl mi-
p*st vaniite-onlaM1dng. possible
greater!stefididrdoy; ,contret, ec"
onsecuaty'1. •Hydtraulac :mechanism'
for easy, . positive . control 'of '
`faspeemeats inures a let nutty
coniitan't ' dePth while plmbing
or cu1lth ttntg, but. effortless
' rifting and lowering o3 'ample-'
Tractor Introduced
memlte.
' An autataadtiag featre . la
the light w t if the nest!
Becattse the '`Blue of draat"" 3s
downyvand pito,the grouni,
there Its nor Tenger need Of • X
celsa wit to eccaeie traction,
• This mean ,auta'tting fuel 0a-;
enomy , and inintl'mtmes' peg
of soil; And means ytiu cern
Plow, fields full oY: rook and
shamans, because, the new line
• of draft. Ss the treetop's "safe -
,
A,
mg a hit baked bean before✓
the meeting. n, ` r • ,
Hayanand. Selling is •suffer{td6
from a scalded hand; Mit J. W.
Master's, accompanied byl r��i9 Ives
tram the Canadian' Went; ig "teait-
s •
Canada's
r
PDolty Proucti�'
Becomes an gndustry of
IPJTLCE
;r in 1913 the export of eggs to the
British Market was 150,000 dozen.
Zier In the second year of the war (1916)
it increaszld. to 7,900,000 dozen.
,Our Export to the British- Market in the
year preceding the present war (1938)
was 1,384,000 dozen.
WIWI;c will it be in 1940 ?
BE READY TO SUPPLY
THE DEMAND
cine a I'h' iDISCOU
BABY CHIOKS-' &44./LILETS1 by.b'
your .oe'd.,er. ai;n' ar beirpre Marci
ul ,,
MR' '- ROSE
oiltry Farm,`
Box 90 .
Free tliustra"" e"cd ei a d
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BELGRAVE
The short course at '.Belgrave
came to a hetppy conclusion with'
bant6uet and dance in the Foresters
.Hall. The color seheme used ort
the tables was red- and white. Redo
candles; red and white 'menus red.
and white tulipe and red Place
cards carried'. out the scheme. Tate
members of the shalt course and.
their grleimds, numbering one hunt
quet, James Shearer, Agiacultural
barruet table at seven p.m. Tho'
banquet was. provided by the
Wornenrg Institute. Atter the bent
quer;. James Sheared, Agricultural
Representative of Huron, aoted ae
toast master, and atter commuirfty
sittptng led by H, B. Hinkley and
Mc ea Jean Elliott accompanied by
Freda Jordan at the Piano, he
called for the toast to the King.
The least to the guests was pr0-
poe•ed by Kennr.+tlt. Wlterler, hi a
very 83tiug manner, This 'Least
yes responded to by George
14.10-n, Reeve ot Colborne Town-
ship, cad Warden of Huron; R.
11mord. Reeve cf East Wawa -
flesh; F, Duncan, Reeve of Morris;
Ex -Warden }leucite of I•Iuron; Mrs.
P. G. Anderson, president of United
Farm Women' of Ontario; James
Michie, president of Beegrave Fqr-
mers' Club; Hugh Hill, past Reeve
of Colborne; and L. E. Cardiff, ex -
Reeve of Morels. Miss Alberta Mc-
Murray rendered a solo, accompan-
led by Nora Vail 'Cam'p at the
Mena, which was much enjoyed,
Stewart Proctor moved a vote 00
thanks to the Women's Institute
for the supper, whish was seconded
by C. R. 'Counter anal replied to .b?
Mrs. lslox,nen Keating, president •. of
the, Women's Institute. Harvey
MroDctvetl- then reudexed a violin
seleottoit,.., accompanied ' by Fr ti
Jordlan. ' The, :toaetato ate class, ji x
Home Eeenomies, was l 'olosed ..57
Jolla Gear' and. was rdarionded to•
by Edna. Vincent. The'toast to ,'the
class in Agrdoutture•e.wae proposed
'bp,.Ituth Wheeler and 1'eaponded,' to`
by Mildred WhOte. • '!
:talk,* onBacon Export.
in Canada
ty detiee;t' s.When,the ploW
ertkes a hidden obetnucttol6
weight is tnaneferred to the
trent wheeie, the rear wheels
t
)hose are only a few of the
features. Cane. n. Look the
Ford" tractor with Ferguson
ay3fem aver• See the:hvydt'aul-
iealCy' gotrtttdlled itmplememts.
Channels are! yen% change
' Your mind ' about ai lot- of
tkings. ' ...' •
SEE THE NEW TRAC.t0R. AT = .
GorcL. Sanderson's Garage
PHONE 23x BRUSSELS
Representative for •
L. & W. Jackson ,Motors LI"'i ea
PHONE 161 LISTOWEL WALLACE ST.
touched oa. the! exporting of bacon
rn the Britial Isles. Auld. Lang
Syne Was then' sung, after which
1fe tattles, avd •chairs were cleared
away and daaoiug -nae enjoyed
m''th Arthur's orchestra aupplytng
the meta.
'Installing Hydro in Schoot
At a meeting of the ratepayers
of Belgravia' School Section U. S. S.
1.7, Morris and -E.• Waw:anosh, it was -
decided to tests) Hydro in: the
school
Mis 0 R Coulter who has net
enjoyed good health lately was in
tbe General Hospital, Toronto, for
a
taw- days for examination, and
.some improvement was shown in
her condition.
•
A 15.-' Martih, B $:i4 , Aesiti�f�a�ht"
btredtor`•Agaibelt:hal i, iteprea i{.i
`rivets,'Ottawa,' Was the'sguest ilp�galee
e.r, •aitt.d' gate a . tleryc 'ihteresttng talk
ori; short course work and &lab
LYTH
Celebrate Diamond Wedding
Or. of B!ydlt's highly respected
citizens, lir. Wm.. Taylor, celebrated
Quietly his diamond wetldinte anuiv-
ty at •his )tome in Blyth 031 Sun -
cit. tr ry 1431, On the 14th of
tai tory, 1850, al the manse in Sea -
forth, by' the Rev, A. D. McDonald,
Mr. Taylor was united in marriage
to Mises Annie Jamieson,. both resi-
dents of Hallett. To this union was
born' two sons and two daughters,
three of whom are living, Mrs, J. R.
Garden and 'Mats. R. Garden, ,of Wor-
sley, Sask., and, Jahn' an the home-
stead 9dh line Morris. Manson, at -
ter serving three and a halt years iu
the Great War paid the supreme
saw:I nce. The bride of .60 •years
ago passed: away 42 years hence,
and since that time Mr, Taylor hue
been'. united in, marriage to Mrs. R,
Watson, formerly Sarah:' Sanderson
of T> i1i1ett '
the large caterpillar plough as it
passed) through on No. 4 Highway.
Myth ceataindy gat ate share a the
heavy sneer tall, Tiling up' huge
daiLtb in• many p icesr
Following the order issued re-
cently that all melee sold in town
must be tsasteurized after 'March
let a pastetnizing plant will be
opened up -by ,!Stewart Durwood of
St. Marys, who ,purchased the milk
purveying business from Johneton
and Beatty.
• Fred Hatter of Ailsa Craig who
will take over the managehneet of
the Gordon Flax Arils, recenthe 1
purchased, will osetupy the house
awned by the late Janet Hood on
Morris street.
Mrs, Nellie Leslie who bas anent
the pant month with her sifter.
Mee. Gifford in 'Toronto, retdrned
this week. She was accompanied
by Mists Ernva Leslie; Mrs, Garnet
Batten elf Milton le at present vis-
itiug with her parents Mr. and Mrs,
Tierney, the foamier :'having been
reale: ill with pneumonia; `SIr, and
Mrs. John Anderson of Lenore,
M tnhtaba have spent the •pact two
w rks at the home of Mr. and. tars.
R. C. aleGowan; The annual meet -
in„ et P.lytth Agricultural Society
will he held Satuad•ay, Feb, 3rd.
MONCRIEFF
Mr. L4iffond Machan, Buttermaker
of the Dresden Creamery was again
haccessiul•_ln:.w 4ns..:l#, salver cup
for butter and, cream judging at the
Dairymen's Gomven:lion held in Lon-
don recently. This is fifteen silver
freesias he has won, during the past
five years. The most prizes won by
any °rearnrcey in Western Ontario.
He .was also elected president of the
�r Petioli. district Bdltterznaker's Club
for the present year,
Little Ted was saying cis go -to -bed
prayers in it very loc voile,
".T oan't hear you, dead," his moth'-
er whispered:
"Wasn't talking to You; ',the
atuall one ansavei'e hrmly.
9li'b` funeral""af • tare' latish Miss •
1ren ;Venoniica Ke8y, datughter of ,
Mr. and' Mrs..,A,ibef t Tie14y, Concete
!going; Moreau was held( on Thuns:.
••1157•moi'ning,cintterlreetlt taking place
if!' 'lite •Roman, Catholic cemetery,
Morris.' Miesl "Kelly; 'owee, lio wIn, Icor
221ax1;1 yeGas not- enjoyed: goad,
1 heialtlt ,iter anima; tim0.. Much Sym-
-peaky, ie •este5led to the family'' in •
Ltteti'bereavetnent ,
""afle.earai m'un;•'w'ith •:teams a p70 •en ,„
gni eat In rein'oving miner. front the;
busineas section• o2 town piled up by
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End Curt $1.00 and -1.50
Including Shampoo
Permanent $1.75, $2.25, $3.00
and $5.00 including finger wave
and shampoo
Dried .Finger Wave 25c
Shampoo 25c
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