HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1940-4-3, Page 5THE WINNERS,,
'.Che mlilera ;ci' Poi 1ty Flour consiettela&te,thes'e• elver ,
ladles who Bane been a'harded the cask prizes'. talk the
recent Purity Flour Cutest
1st ,PRIZE - $30 CASH ---Mrs Geo, McGitllivray, Paisley,
r + 0 at h tk l�,
2nd PRIZE'S $1'�'GAS'�I—Jean `I'>�ve YM
3rd PRIZE - $5 CASH—.Mrs, Wm. 'Shepherd, Heusall,, . •
10 $1 PRIZES- Mrs, James M. , Brown, Calpoy's Bay; Mrs.
W. E. Fleming, 756 0th 'St',E., Owen Sound; Mrs, smon Goetz, R.'
R. 5, Mildmay; .Mrs. L. M,+McHrdy,,Fergus,; Mrs. ,Arthur McNay.
ly, R,R. b Markdale; Mrs..W. Leman,' G,oderleh; Mra: •A H, Boyle,
R R .2, Auburn; Mrs, Gordan Murray,Box 425, ,Clinton; Mrs, Earl
J. Taylor, ,Sebetngville; Alias` Eileen Evans, Dublin.
PURITY FC0UR•'
Best for all your Baking
Fight For..
Girl s Life at friends Mood Meas
by her fattier and brother; °'Veenoli
'Messer.. "Dozens .,qf, high salaool
ready'Fto love "their
erston Fails bloods ha Ara effort ito save
Patirnt nd *eluded among
, Mes(ee't's!yti�e, a ,4,,, .
!High 'school Student :Alta c}ttMlait t thesga t . aC'i'">` y,' igh school
Foilearinp Series of %Operations, principal,transfusions
Glood% Transleal ge,Fr rr y yletherr Following „the bleed
and'13rother- VI/H(to"' Fe IoWPUPiie .eomie lade@ *SS 1te'1d:• dor the girl;.
and'iSchool Princlpai Otter To but pneumonia set,en an
ton}te d despite
telae rage of an ogyg5eW ,tank . rushed
Palntereton _ Meech 26e Mise Dois from.the C.N. R.shops to the hos
N. H. 1ti-el kr; Yrolr e1am . 17 -Year pld . patlll, edie- drmdt about 2'ta•m March 26.
'high school pupil, daughter of Mr. Miss+ IVleaser wag a member of
rand lens, Walter Messer, died is the 'the -United church, and was thorn
painrenstoni General IioSPStal . last to Brussels.,, Surviving are her par
eveek. take had undergone an enes end brothel', Vernon
oDeratton for etppendcitis tihree .The funai'al was held .from hb:e
'weeks. ago. Palmerston .Dated ,Ohuro'h at 1
During .the past three weeks the o'clock on Thursday, with Inter-
:girlunderwent three emergeweY went in Brimsalts Cemetery.
operations, necessitating two blood Lots is a grand -daughter of Mrs.
tranattaions which :were supplied Robt. Messer of Brussels.
Heaciaches
• Aching Eyes or Head is a sign that you are
1 Abusing Your Eyes
That you are straining them to do
something they are not able to do.
The result discomfort or a permanent injury to your Eyes,
Have your Eye examined by us.
Your Glasses will bei perfect
The prices Moderate.
W
, A. JO 1NSTON
Lis towel,
T,kI 0.1W§$44 POST
uiassitaed Ads'
FOR SALE.-
31,I?ige weaned and 0 °hunks, '
photfe 26-r-8 , Aurin Armstrong
F
q,e)(erss ready to go.
Ph el 51 r•5 'Robed ,Smith'
'00, bushels of
tp10e 23-r-19
Optometrist t
Oats app1Y.'to
Jas. S. Arinstrolig
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MONCRIEFF which plans were wade for the
Plunkett dinner to be held Audi• 17,
The regular meeting of the in, the basement of She 'ch� he
b.
W.M.S. took Place on Tbnrsd'ay Ticket's .are being sold by
atteruoon, March 14th with 21 ladles. Titto D1'nndses to be an
ladies present. The meeting open- enjoyable evening.
e with. Idymtn 262 followed with the
Lord's Prayer in unison. The lesson
Luke 13: 13-30 was read by Mrs. E.
aitTaggert and the minutes of las.
meshing were reed and approved.
The Devotional wee given by Mrs.
FO;ii SALE-- `' :
Icte Box Relielgeretor, domestic
sin . at. *ply at Brussels Delt7
Phone 59
FOR SALE -e
Mrs. W, M, Sinolair is offering her
house tor sale, auvond interested
write to ,306 Wexford St„ Hamilton.
The ladies held a quilting on
Thursday and, quilted 4 quills.
'Phe meeting closed with Benedie-
tdme
There was no church here last
Mark Baillie; The business, was Sunday owing to -weather condi.
taken by the president when the , .lions.
relieving delegates were appointed , Mm. Geo. Mann of Demmer, Seek,
to attend the Presbyatenial, Mrs, E. ie vistttng his mother and other
i-Fct1aggart, Mast Jas. Meehan, mese relatives and friends. here.
W. Smith, Mrs. H. MioLean, Mr; , Miss Dorothy blain, ntulse-in-
Jao. McLean, Mrs, E. Luddingtnn,, t training of Brant'aford General Ros-
this.. Jae. McLean offered to Malts',
: pdttel visited her borne here this
hot water bottle covers, to be sent ' .past week,
in missionary bale. Hymn 504 Congratelatfons and beat wishes
was suing and Mrs. IC, Laddingto:e jt are extended to Mr. and Mrs, 'C1if
took charge of the study book, ! ford Robertson on their reecnt mar -
Current events were given , by I stage. 'r:. 1s'
Mrs, X. MetLeen. The closing 'Mists Edna Pa'oeter is - spending
Hymn 249. This was followed with I the Master holidays at her home
Womeufs Atssociattion meeting at near Wieghem,
WEDNESDAY, 4
Ord. MD
*
Obituary
***,** *
MRCS, JOHN P. KELLY at
Lt eras lei* feelings of deepe,
sorrow' and tieofound regret thetNiett
leatrnedt of then' teeth of Mrs, ;plan
'(' rv,which add event tookplace on
Tuesday March 28th
lee aeceaeeid wao born in-Moridi;
To1erbhitp in 18112, In 1905 'she
was united he marriage to Jona, II'.
Melly who :predeceased, her lave.
yeah ago, The deceased twss a
kind wife, • a loving another, as
highly esteemea neighbour and an'
entivo ohureh, member.
There are "leN,t to mourn one son
john Joseph three Meters Mrs.
Joseph Kenuhnn, Mrs. A. P. Lough-
, lin and Mrs. F. W. herd (5ieceaeed)
three ,brothers ' Niue Pat ,gxakl'
FOR SALE— - Oharlle (deceased)•
Masse Iarele Cultivator, 2'roit the gnneial was hold on,
Tpurs-
anci, .Wood. W'alki'ng Blow also a light St. 3.r'
.
�f .• 4r
pn r day'. alt A>.;ntbroae church, �Il; sets here R.equdemr, High Mass was
phena 60 x-7 Rabt; Baker
gu4g by - her Paster Rev Er,
MAN. WANTED—
t?iri 878 iawrtly 'Rawledgh route.
Peiinanent df youira At 'hustler.
WOO Rawleigha, Dept,'. MIJ'152-
123-p; MtONITREAL. CANADA,
,•WANTED— .• !.
A ;job driving e , tnuokr or ,arm.
jeafteuette.
The pallbearers, nvee'e •John MC
Oaughey, „phallus Akrum.lwenIVJi
Lewis, RusgeliiErntast smith, Belk
Bernardy SangrAicoek.
r. ,.Interment +pas made in Brasses
c,tnelery.
Heb ,Drawee can + be. located„
at F, Srnith, R.R. no. 2, Brussels
LOST— •: u
' East winter, between Brussels
'and Sea±octh, an;. cover off back of.
-Model A coupe, painited blue. Finder`'
apply to ' L1oyd'Sandecsen
Brussels,
FOR SALE-
1.0
ALE 19 Pigs, 2 menthe old,'3 head of"
young cattle, rising 1 year,
.Spy apples and cooking apples,
$1.00 par hamper,
phone 16-r.7 Robt. Engel
FOR 'SALE—
200 bushels of Rennie Early
Yielder Seed Oata'-50c per bushel;
3 York S'awst due to Yarrow about
April 10th, apply to
phone 20-r415 Stewart Turner
HOUSE FOR RENT—
St. John's rectory. Rent reason
able. apply to
Wardens—
Thos. Bilis, phone S4 -r-9
or -
John -Fischer, phone 24-r-26
seen Elizabeth
city Safely
Britain has added more laurels to her ,already undisputed
control of the sons by the safe crossing to New York of the
world's largest liner reoently. This was only accomplished by
careful study, and the use of the latest devices which were
installed for this
trip.
Highway transportation has shown undisputed superlorlty in
the handling of many com.modl8'es being moved its this country ,
.today. .Our oompntly-in an oifoet to serve you'better has employed
the use of every engineering and dospatdhing advancement,
And today offers•you a service ready and equipped to meet your
needs.
For bwater results route
your frit via:
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i
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i►J�f;rst�lclass carpenter will begat, yot>r service'. -
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CALL HARCiiii. 'IiNCRVIAS ,-- PHONE , 80X
1 at lowest prices- Insul 'bric siding, All makes of
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' ° .ROBERT COCHRANE
Robert Cochrane, a highly res-
'nected resident of Grey Township,
veil- many years paused away at hie
'home on the' 14th concession on
Frfday, Match 29th, in his 78{11 year.
'' The late MMr. Cochrane has .been,
'iii. poor health .for some time and hie
`rdea;th" occurred Friday following a
'{three week'&' illness from ,heart
trouble.
9 The deceased wan born in North
basthope but lived in East Wawa -
nosh, a mile south oB W,ingham on
;Che Belgrave
grave! road ...tor
twenty-one years before coming to
Grey township In 1901, where he
'Bad since resided.
r, A good neighbour and friend he
tvi17 be much aniseed in the commun.
sty in which he lived.
�tHe is survived by his wife and
one daughter 'Mrs. Wm. Evans, (Ida)
ri
e Tan, Earnest, lost his life is the
"Amish 'Civil War. He also leaves
to mourn his death one brother,
Amt. Cochrane, of Wdngham and one
;,•)}later, Mae. D. H; tCanlmbell of
,lpforrist
Funeral services were held from
Jets late residence, lot 7. coacesadon
34, Grey, en 'Monday, April 1st, at
h p.m.
dnterment took place in Brussels
onmetery.
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'la/fr.:Robert' Tee:vise of Listowek
R���h�eaa_34huston in at present spent. Sunday With his wean Hare
g 16/04456 B dttotiv tad -fine Celli of Breaeatown: ratan some dart
LE>pl
AfERIVeTifek,g�ItteYelQ with Mr and: Mrs. Conrad Gall, 1ste
aPentutleeereek end .with. Mr. and line. Bob as an artillery man in the
M y7 p1iand niece• 'Lois of ` jtOtii Battery in Listowel.
BrowmhAdmlf"f .Miss Helen Turney is spending a.,
er i Sellars is •spending While with her sister Mrs Harold:.
oovoth her Grandmother Veiden
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y$ t� , Perth Mutual Fire, Insurance
Lir $RSFt also"'
G tj fi 4:y t)Plate Glass Bonds
Automobile Insurance .
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INAllifigIRP STREET — BRUSSELS, ONT.
Gorrie 'Couple
Wed Fifty Years
On Tuesday, March 20, Mr. and
Me% Robert -Gathers Celebrated the
504it anniversary of their Marriage.
During .the gltterneen and evening
frieues sailed to shower their good
n'ritshess and congratulations on the
bride and bridegroom of fifty leers
ago, Their daughters,, Mrs. Jardine
af.13-mesele and Ml's, Hestia of Ger-
r'ie.received the guests and in the
(lining Tome, 'where the decoraenns
were carried oat In yellow aud
white, the three -tiered wedding
cake bearing 50 yellow candies cen-
tred the table at which, Mrs, Thorn-
ton, their eldest laughter, and Mrs,
John Catlheest, their son's Wife;
named 'tea, The granddaughters
served the guests.
Robert Jebel .Cattheee, son of John
and Mary Wheat of Howtck, and'
Margaret Jane Earl, daughter at
Thomas and Catherine Bari of
Z,ogitn Township were 'married at
the home of the ba'tde'ts' glarewt' on
March 25, 1890. livers
Anter their marriage they
near Learnaingten in Essex Camay
for seven J'eat-et, afterward moving
to Blana . Township, near Trow•
bridge, residing there two years
befot'e conning to the 4th conces-
sion, Howler, where they- resided
colli, nine years ago, whee they
retired and came to don' -ie to live,
They have.. seven, children. who
Wei;e able to ba boom for the happy
Mrs,: Wm. Grainger
Fallowing a lingering dines' the
death of Mrs. Wau. Grainger oeclared
on Sunday, March 24th, at her home
in Jamestown, in her sixty-sixth
year: She -vas born at Donegal, May
1813, 1874, and moved with her par-
elate
areats to the boundary -vest of Listow-
el, where she lived unttii her test-
es -go to William Grainger, Jan. 16,
1002. aht. ereIIs-. Gealuger then
moved to Grey Township, and the
past Six years have lived in Morris
Township.
Mrs, Grainger was formerly Ada
McCredken; her another the late
Mrs. Elizabeth McCracken, being a
resident of Listowel for some time.
Surviving are her husband, five
Eons and two (laughter% Howard of
Detroit, Mervyn at home, Cecil of
Earri.:tton, Clareece of Blyth, Stan-
ley
tamley OfSmithery; Mae. Walton Good
-vin (Ruby) of Lloydanins'ter; Alta„
and Irene, of Toronto. Also surviv-
ing are two grandchildren, four
brother% Witham McCracken near
Gornte, Percy on the homestead.
Alex near Bhtevale and George of
Rimgly, Alta,, and one sister, Mrs,
Clarence Nethercott, Sth con. Eima,
Deceased was a member of Roe's
111111ed Ghuleb, and a life member
of
.the Women's Missionary Society.
The funeral Wats held front her
Monte at Jtalneisttown on Wednesday,
March 27th, Rev, Ii, Snell. er Ethel
'United Church oandueterl the ser-
vice and inierluent wee made at
ltlolesnvorth crwetery. The pallbear-
ers were Fleming Grainger, Tamales
Milson, Allan McKeroher, ' "NMI
Spence, Wan, McLennan, Dave Mc-
Lennan, aing as doweehelrery
occasion, , One daughter, Dora, diem
111 nay, 1923.•
were: Aileen. Riley, Helen loner,
Among the git'ts of 50 year's' ego )3etty Wilson, Mayy Bradshaw,
vas the Stratford'I}Ierald, given by Allie'leranklin, Elsie Fratvllin,
the beide father and which dudl5
paper they have continued .to take
t'hrongholit half a *50111 5.
Owing ,to road condttione it Was
impossible tor frlenIlo from a die-
tance. to be prevent with the bride
and beiclegroam, but uovsrtheless
their cangreiulationtts. were t'ec Pf'ved
by telephone and elievers of cards
and letters,
F. F HOMUTH
Analytical Optometrk'
guarantees you 'the
Best Eye Service
Harriston, phone .11$
Brussels (Second Thur- " ,
Phone 26Y%
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