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Lot 16, Con, 16, Township of 'Grey, 100 ,agree.
Good stone house, Bank barn. implement house.
Good well with windmill, Possession, April
1st, 1940, trice $375Q, plus value wheat and
plowing. . Suitable terms may be arranged.
Parts Lots 27 'and 28; Con. 14, Township of
Hullett, 233 acres pasture Franke house,
Good well withwindmill, also spring creek.
price, $4760, on iaui'tabie terms.
North-west '4 Lot 16 and North-east %4 Lot 17,
Con. 13, McKlllop,76 acre, with 7 acres bush,
frame house, small barn. Partly tiled.
Price $3000. plus value wheat and plowing.
Easy terms to suitable purchaser.
- APPLY -
Mr. James McFadzean, Brussels
or
Mr. Fred Moloy, Thedford
BLUEVALE
Rev, Fred Fowler, of Vancouver,
has aoeepfted the all from Biuevale
nd ladies Presbyterian churches.
Ito gall be Indueted on the afternoon
CC {,Iced Prfday; and will 'preach his
.lust sermon In his new charge on
for the creamery. Tne Ice on •toe
pond was of good duality, twenty
inches thick; the square blocks
averaging 290 pound's, In one after-
noon 56 tons were harvested.
In the absence of the president,
Smith Robertson presided through-
out the meeting of the Y.P.C. of the
:tauter Sunday. Rear. Mr. Fowler United Church on Friday evening
Is well known in this Presbytery, Rev. C. Tavener real in Troyer and
having some time ago been pastor of Mies Maxine Elliott read the Scrip -
Melville church, Brusesle, for five tare lesson.
years, Biuevale congregation has Mrs. George Thomson, had
been without a minister for more charge of the topic, "Quest For
than a year. Truth," using foreign countries es
In three days a gang of men cut an exemrple of the earnest desire for
and stored *rte err^n"ner, sapply or ice a greater knowledge of the truth.
Following the devotiional meeting
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NO'T'ICE
net Cornu of a T'a r `1;7E1n6 By£;airy pursuant
to the "Tsle Drainage cent'•" to Besets Kinsey to ,a:anai' in :tire
Cpru,iraadon of Tile ,r.re2_
If rtsf cegnt app ca baaa ewe re a^,, r ,est ars of
Farms:. The Cecil, vacpme tri Bassa( frosa the Pro-
vincial 'Government the Ner stsry Sem& to assist
in the Conalrnd ors Of T e D• -a n aene Tosornaihip of Grey.
For information Consult exy= member of the Carmel
or the Clerk,
Application Terms. in. he had at the Clerk's Office.
J. fi
FEAR, Clerk,.
a 1)erio-d of rsoretuttall..w i alertedy y to o. Vt� u
under the direotk)w �e MI's, Aeb
phi?us Bi Sbeoit' pltr w, JUST LIKE
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March 31st Is $et j Indian Sees
As Deadline For 1939
Plates and Licenses Signs Of
No exten,;ion of time will be
granted beyond March. 31. for ate or Early spring
the 1939 plata and tieerwaea.
in making tris atunouneernent, J. spring will come early. The husk
P. 11k k'•11, Registrar of Motor Ve' an the torn last fall was thin, The
1lktes urged all •motorbsta to al lure
their permits and licenses immed.-
tutely. While many car owners
thrcufihout the province have al-
ready assured 'their new 1040 plates,
rt:nards slaw 'tbit4 there are thous-
ands wile face the proe'ar.t or find-
ing thent,nlveee in the last-minule
runt unless they act without delay
()Metals at the Motor Vehicle:4
Reue.h declarn that tlta motoring
public rould easily avert thy mean
mimes, and anti '11.•0 of waiting
in t trued "les i jrh that will
t tk • it few miner, - now hitt 1t may
tr. + " one' otilclttd
s r •11' bate the phrG.s and
Beene es read): it's now up to the
Alt Efforts Fail
To Save Listowel
United Church
Fire, which originated In' the
riwitwil box, completely gutted the
tTnlOed obunch Thursday afternoon.
The alarm wee sounded ehort'iy
eider twe1vetthirtY, and there wa8
ail immediate response by a host of
citizens., who did' all thatsmtt se
elide towalvi removing fa
and equipment, The officials, are
willows are showing light orange
and full buds. Hicicary nuts were
left on, the trees by 'the squirrels
before snow fell. Raspberries rip.
coed again last October. There is
no doubt about It. Spring will
come early.
t911a La this prePheey of Chief
Jerry Blueyes, 74 -year-old Cay-
uga,
ay-utt Indian, of the Six Nations near
Brantford, Oat,
"Nobody can fool 'nature, and
nature gives tbo malar tiro eig119
or the stamens," lie said. "These
things tell: me the snow will dis-
appear early. The warm weather
will follow quidkly. It will bo au
surly spring and a good spring dor
motorists. but March 31 is pasitivoiy the Indian people,'•
the headline."
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alight Specialist
for Over 20 Years
bailie itei, Stratford
COMPLETE
EYECNT SERVICE
EYE$ EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
MODERATE PRICES
Brussels Office -
Miss Hingston'6 Store
Every Wednesday
Atterneen
2:00 to 5:00 p.m.
PHONE 5,1 = BRUSSELS
grateful for the assisiten'ce rendered
oy the mdnr6)ere of the 97th sad
100th Batteries and citizens in
general. Th's firemen ren'derea
eerie/lent,service, but it 'was
difficult blaze to fight on account of
the height of the building.
At first it was' thought the fire
originated in the furnace.: roam as
the blaze was all at the rear of the
building. It 'vas soon discovered
however that the cause of the fire
was in' the electric service box. The
blaze soon spread' to the roof, anti
in an hour's time had crept to the
front of the eddt8ee, and by degrees
the roof collaps'ed. The organ, oil
course, will be a total loss, as well
as all the pews and electrical flan
tures'. All the tables, chairs, stoves,
cupboards, eVc. dn' the basement
wea'e saved, as well as the choir
music, butt it. is Reared that some of
the organ''st's music in, the choir
loft was lose".
The roar of the shed at the rear
of the church caught fire a few
tithes but was soon, extinguished.
Mr. Ed. Jernlyn's house to the south
was else in danger for a time.
Mr. L,W. Payne has kindly offered
the use of the Capitol Theatre for
the Sunday services and these will
be held there on Sunday at the
usual hours.
The present church was built in
1866 and our years, ago this sum-
mer was extensively renovated and
a new lighting system installed.
Morris Council
Meeting
ino-lel were played auti Commua•
ity singing followed. The girls
had as their guest speaker Mrs. 3.
P. Anderson, of Wingllaim, Who gave
o
splendid account of part of hex
visit to European countries' follow
•
ing the Great War. TatataikgWas
very much ealeyed by the
Irlluleit was served and a very pleas-
ant time was' brought to a close.
Mist, Velma. Wheeler was a re-
cent
ece t visikii in Toronto,
The Foresters' Hail, Belgrave,
was well filled on WedneatlaY
nigbt when the Anglican ,Church
preisetlted, a pr'ogra'm featuring the
pictures of the Royal visit tour.
Mel Bradburn acted as a cradrman.
Other numbers on the program
were tap dancing by Dorothy
Wade and William Brydges, a
piano solo by Nora Van Camp and
a tap dance by Vera, Montgomery.
Auction Sale
Horses, 42 Head Cattle, Pigs,
Implements, Hay and Grain
for
BERT LAKE
Lot 23. .Con. 7, Grey Twp., in
the VILLAGE OF ETHEL
THURSDAY, MARCH 7th
at 12 o'clock noon, sharp
Horses—
Bay Gelding 7 yrs old
Bay Gelding 4 yrs• old
General Purpose Horse 11 yrs old
General Purpose Horse 3 Yrs old
Cows—
2 Cow 7 yrs old, freshens July 20
2 Cow 6 yrs old fresh 2 months
3 'Cow 6 yre old due time of sale
4 Cow 4 yrs' old due time of rale
5 Cow 4 yrs old. freshens Mar, 16
Cattle—
m Bull 1 old
6 Durha yr
7 & 8 2 Hereford Heifers 1>h yrs
9 & 10 1 Roan and 1 Hereford
Helfer 13/4 yrs
Minutes of Council meeting held in 11 & 12 Roan and black Heifer 1 yr
the Township Hall on Monday, Feb- 1 111 & 14 Pr, Holstein Heifers rising 1
12 1940 1 15 & 16 Pr. Gurney Heifers rising 1
rusty
The. minutes of the last meeting 1 17 & 18 Pr, Black Heifers rising 1.
were read andadopted. It was &
19 20 P. of part 53'elsey Heifers
decided to procure copies of the
rising one yr old
Municipal World for .members of 21 & 02 Pr, Aberdeen Angus
the Council and the Road •Superin one yr old
ter:dsr'1 The Council 'peals 23 & 24 Pr. Red Durham Steers
ed a resolution to send the Reeve one yr old
and the Road Superintendent to the 25 ,& 26 Red and roan Steers 1 Yr
Good Roads Convention. The audi- 27 & 28 Pr. of White Durham Steers
tors presented their report which 2 yrs. old, 900 lbs.
was pronounced correct and adopt- 29 & 30 Wh-cite and Blue Steers
ed By-law no. 4 authorizing the 2 yrs old, 900 lbs
Reeve and Treasurer to borrow, on 29 & 30 White and Blue Steers
the credit of the Township, in sums 2 yra old, 900 lbs
u» to ten thousand' dollars if noes- 33 & 34 Pr. red Durham Steers
sexy and authorizing the Treasurer 2 yrs old, 9511, lbs.
to sign, cheques for the Township 35 & 36 Red and Black Steers
as usual, 2 yrs old, 950
The following accounts were 37 & 38 2 Hereford Steers 2 yrs old
paid: 960 pounds
For Short Course At BeLgrave 39 & 40 Pr. roan' Steers 2 yrs old
Rent Foresters' Hall 26.00 1000 pounds
41 & 42 Red Durham and Hereford
Steers 2 yrs old, 900 lbs. I
Hogs—
York Sow with 10 pigs 4 wks old
York Saw due April 30th
7 Piga around 130 lbs,
8 Pigs around 75 lbs.
3 Pigs around 176 lbs,
Implem•ents—
M.H. Binder 7-61. cut,
;Scattier
F. & W, Side -Rake, new
F. & W. Hay Loader
Corn Cultivator
Deering Mower 6 9t, cu',.
Coolashutt Fertilizer Drill
Sfrt»g-tooth Cultivator
Set Iron Harrows, 6 sections
Ceokshutt Walking Plow
Hamilton Walking Ploy
Single furrow Corlcahutt riding plow
Manure Spreader
Panning Mill
11.I5. Steel Land Roller
Cutter
Steel Wheel Truck Wagon
Set of light Sleighs with flat rack
Set if 2000 lb. Scales
2 Situ of Team Harness
Set t f single Driving 1larness
Renfrew Cream Separtor
2 Churns Wire :Stretchers
Fula, Guaira(, Shoveis lite.
Hay and Grain— — _-
.A quantity of flay
tt les. Vtr.fory Oats fit for Seed
500, flus. ar mixed grain, Barley &
Oats
10 . good clean Timothy Seed
T E taste—CAS H
piece --Irl the Village of Ethel On
Highway. Sale' can be reach- P
ed by Car.
No Reserve as Proprietor has sold
the farm
BERT LAKE—proprietor
F. W. KEMP--Auctioneer.
Orange Hall 9.50
Relied (Rankle) corporation
at Blytth 5.59
Municipal World: 2 assess-
mes t Rolle and one
Coller+torls Roll 19.18
Relief (wood John, Monis)
to Joho Warwick 9.75
Accouwtts•—
Charles. Johnston and R.
McKinnon audit and
DC,n'''re ., 41.75
B. 0, II.. Pete,, MoNa1,
Frank Duurans A. Mac-
Ewen, each 3.00
Dr. Stewart, M.H.O. 20.00
The Count then ndjoerne:d re
meet ad the Kali on Monday, March
11, 1940.
A. MacEwen, Clerk,
BELGRAVE
The Young People's Society sed
in the srhool roomor the tin.ited
Church on Thursday of last week
with 1110 Chrisldan •tlitizenghip Coro.
reittee In cargo. Clarence Yuill pre -
aided an:d Dlatne Whish ac'ihtfi as
pianist. The lecsou 'tuns read by
Rob. Yuill. The topic for the
er:-n!rs 1'it? 'sted r.•r an addru,s on
"The Relation at a Yonne; P-oples
Scat ie•h• to the last resticn of a
C^'rat nen'1 " end' was Chen by
Anna Crratby, After the meeting
the Young 3lrn's cht,ir b.'?,1 a sin g-
Irg pt •,•tics; itt pieivtn. ,en tor' the
re/el: •re Sunday ;erviee,
A young men'; choir led the slag.
hut in the united Church service on
Sutulay morning cast.
The •tceixltn Girls' Claes of Knee
United Church Sunday School met
e" ih'r_ home of their teacher, Mrs.
N. Keating for a social time. Games
a Chinese checkers end ¢sok•
eomny This de testa a ins 25 moult 04 l
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Your Purity Flour dealer will give you complete da'1
ls
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Makes Men
Liars, All
Women Idiots
Vancouver Physician Says
That's What Love
Does To You'
Men are liars and, women are
idiolts- 'where love is concerned.
Dr. D. J. Malin, a 3"h'ysicion, has
been telling a 'Ipremtaritai clinic"
under the 5,0351oes of the Vancouver
Y.M„C.A.
He urged prospective brides and
grooms to 'nee their 'heads” even
though obey be swooning with ro-
mari is love. The psychology of
marriage Was most important and
should be given serious thought
by man and women) seeking mates.
"All meat are flare where love is
concerned, and all women are id-
iots," he said. "After all, you have
to eat—and that is only one o8
the many factors which enter in-
to the ,problem of marriage.
,ONLY 50% MARRIAGES GO
"You are all running a big
chance in, getting married, and I
venture to say that not more than
50 per cont of marriages, are enc.
costal.
"If I were a girl I would fall
for the man who is hard to shift
in any direction, but sticks 'to the
straight and narrow and steady
path," he declared.
'Such a nista was not likely to be
a neurotic, he told. :the girls.
"It seems to me that the woman
le usually the one who suffers.
Women can't get along without at-
tention."
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