HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1940-4-10, Page 6THE BRUSSELS POST
NFJWS OF THE DISTRIC'd
Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents
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be able to enjoy a well earned reel.
Hamilton has• been a 'respected
Robinson 1•Ieuriltou, 13.A., of To. 1 name on the boundary ever eines
lowest deice, As• yon both have 11v"
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and as a visitor with his parents ed all: yaur dais bare you have aeon
Mr. auto Vela ; ' 'Miss lton
oaf the many changes' as the years. come
East been
on
'Mis'w Jeani Felton ; and .go, You, and our fancily have
social life of the community an
bas<,beca on. the
sick list; Mrs Rea. always taken a deep interest in t::e
bell of Qoderich i visiting dab
Camp e
her 'cousin Mrs, "ritliam Ham` all time been ready and willing to
pltries; lir, anal Mts. David Liv help in any way, You will tie
irtgstoue have returned. to Walston Infested. but we are glad to know that
after spending the winner with their alive -uv to date reetpresetutativs will
c. Serer hear St, Catharines; Mt's, be left to carry on. We 'take this
C. Selletls and Clayton have rek ell- opportunity to express our regards
ed home after spending g some boli- •and ask you to accept this gift as a'
days alt Heidelberg; Mr, and Mrs.
Joe Hamilton of the Boumlary are
moving to 'Brussels when the roads
get better; Lorne Toll of Auburn
called, on friends 'here Wednesday;
The Walton Branch of the Ladies'
Aid of the Gaited Church met at
the, home of George McTagart yes-
terdaY• t
small taken a our esteem, Signed/
on behalfof, neighbours' and friends.
Mr. and Idle, .Hamilton fittingly
replied, Dancing was enjoyed by
everyone during the entire evening.
WROXETER
Address and Presentation The annual meeting o4 the Wo,.
Om Wednesday evening, March inen's Institute was held in the
27 about one hundred: neighbours schoolroom. of the United Church(
and friends' gathered alt the home of with the president, Mts. J. J. Alien,
Mr, and Mi•s. Jos. R. Hamilton .toi in the chair, The nominating cem-
spend a social evening with them mkttee then gave its report and the
before their depaonture to their new /cunning offcerts were elected):
home in Brussels. The following President, Mrs. 11. Waller; -first
address wan read by Mr. Carl Dal- vice -Pre'siden't, Mrs. S. McNaughton;
ton and a Purse of money was pre. , second' viee+pt!emidea't, Mrs. Wm.
rented by Mr. Herbert Williamson. Lean; secretary, Mrs, F. P. Camp -
The address was:- To Mr. and Mrs. ' bell; .pianist, 'Mrs. J. N. Allen;
Hamilton. We, your :friends and directory, Mrs. Rae, Mrs. Adams;
neighbours have come to send a district drtector, Mrs. J. J. Allen,;
pleasant evening before your de- Preen reporter, Ms. D. S. Mc-
parture to your new home. We are Naughton; program committee,
sorry •to se you leave the Boundary , Mrs. Sawtell, Mrs. Knight; lunch
but hope that the .change will be to ' committee, Mrs. Martin Mrs. WY -
your advantage and that you map lie; auditors, Mrs. Denny, Mrs.
an, Veisor, At the close of the
meeting there was a display or
vvatlt done for the lied Cross, TheInsttutetstteals'erei tea realised 520
Al/ter the. lunch the bale was Peek-
ed Rot sllvpmeet and Mutt:Med 2.7
pairs of pyyamas, 16 seven, 11
sweaters, 11 vain% wristelets, ' 62
Pairs of socks,
BLUEVAT'�
The annual Easter Thank Offen
ng meeting of the W.M.S. of Knox
Prelabyterian, Church ware
Thursday 0itei'neon, n the Sunday
.school room, with a good aibtend
anee. The president, Mrs. J. J.
Elliott, presided. The scripture Les' -
Son, in keeping with the theme nasi
read' by Mase. Eldrid Nichol and Mrs.
Walter Smillie offered prayer.
Miss Jean Mlle* had charge of
current events, mentioning new
work being done at Timmins and
some interesting items resisting to
the work of Miss Dorothy' Douglas
in Formosa. The Glad Tidings
prayer was rend, by Mrs. J. C. nig-
glue. Rev, R, G. Pewter was the
guest speaker for the meeting, Ile
based' his remtalies on the mission -
Ary and dhurch work in British
Columbia, memtionlng - the handl
caps Clue to the long distances be-
tween congregations, the lack of
winter ,supply end the encouraging
manner in which the Y.P.S. and
Sunday schools are increasing in
membership and activities,
An Easter reading by Miss Flor-
ence Fowler and a quartet by Mrs.
R. Elliott, Mrs. LilIow, 'Mrs. J.
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We wish to acquaint thecar owner at this
SPRING SEASON
of the fact that we now have in
Our E piing Stt,,ick of ,
utomobEe Accessories
At Unusually Lo rices
Get our Price on Tires, Tubes Batteries
and Repairs of Genuine Quality and
Compare with other brands
of less reputable firms.
Try NU.E3LUE Sunoco
and see for yourself what
a difference at makes.
We have a mechanic certified by the
Government which means that you are not
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We also have installed within the last
year considerable new equipment to take
care of the newer models of cars. Drop
in at your earliest convenience and get
expert advice on your car troubles.
-We cannot guarantee our prices to remain as they are
for any period of time as all markets are on the upward
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ISN'T it significant that you see so many new 1940 Chevrolets on the streets
and highways? , .. Doesn't that popularity tell you that people recognize
something extra in Chevrolet? That something is extra value for the money!
You drive a bargain when you drive a Chevrolet ... the most beautiful car a
low price ever bought—and the only car, regardless of price, with such a
combination of quality features as the vacuum Power Shift, the *"Ride Royal",
Super -Silent Valve -in -Head Engine, new Pull -Vision Bodies by Fisher and
larger Tiptoe -Made Clutch. With the purchase of a new Chevrolet you get
the advanced luxuries of modern motoring—and you get them at the lowest
cost in purchase price, gas, oil and upkeep. Place your order ^.ow and you, too,
will soon be saying, "Chevrolet's the biggest bargain anyone could drive!"
NEW "ROYAL CLIPPER" STYLING... THE' RISE ROYAL"—Chevrolet's
perfected Knee -Action Riding System . ;.SUPER -SILENT VALVE -IN -HEAD
ENGINE ... NEW BODIES BY FISHER ... NEW SEALED BEAM HEAD.
LIGHTS WITH SEPARATE PARKING LIGHTS ... LARGER TIPTOE-MATIC
CLUTCH .. • PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES. '''On Special Deluxe Models
Orval Whtd-ChaI11PiflD'SGage
Farmers Urged looking Inc a good nest site, When
Elliott and. Mise Jean Elliott were she is settled on her choke, she se -
enjoyed. Mr, Fowler pronounced to Buy Seed Onceeretes a gummy sort of liquid. This
the benediction. AOnce{ i "t. wasp glue is of excellent equality.
tsi..;J Inc the little edict which she sec -
Woman's Association Meets Tine, suTyly o0 registered seed in retes mush hold the weight of the
Canada. 1s rapidly growing less by nest, which, when finished, may
feedhig and by sate through the weigh as much as 50 pounds,
grata trade, This is particularly Next the naeen incrust attaches a
true of the rust resistant varieties etrlrg of paper about the diameter
of wheat and oats, says the Agrtcul- of a toothpick and halt au Inch long,
turas Supii1lt Board and urges That to the spat of glue. This paper cable,
it 15invpni+tant that order's be placed, as well as all the paper used: in
without delay Inc any registered building the nest, is hornet made.
It is manufactured by chewing up
bibs of lint or down which the hor-
net gathers from weathered mood,
Such as old fences and btuldings.
The chewing together with the ad-
dition of a sort of nntts'ceus secretion
changes the wood or plant itlaine:vie
into a pulley s'ub,satance which, when
dry, is paper. To give the paper ex-
tra.
sta'a strength, ae is needed for utak
lint marketed.
Ing the cable from which the nest
mak-
Registered seed is sold .only in is bung, 'the pulp is aliened bo dry
sealed eotutainers, govemanent- and they is rechewetl once or twice
tagged and government -rule mice, before being used.
and• doss not require cleaning, The queen makes a hollow .paper
'In airtime nothing is avers ball ab u3 as inch acl'swa filled with
important ,than food. The best paper cells.. She then lays an egg in
pradudte come from the bent weed chill cell. As cite yauilg hornets
end it was never more essential to ]Patch she 'feeds. thean 'nnitl they are
produce the beat than now.. Strong enough to go httniting for.
theneeivee ' .From 'ellen on the
area never leaves tiie nest, being
kept busy filling' with eggs the new
tiers of cellie built as additions to
the nest by the Young hornets.
When complete, the paper nest nary
be as much as 18 incites wide and
lrioro than a yard long.
Mrs, Anthur Shane opened her
home on Thursday afternoon for
the regular meeting of the Wo-
man's Association of the United
Church. The president lilts, S. N.
Gallaher, presided, and Mrs. A.
Me:cr,wan. read the scripture les-
son. ,Mr. Taveuer offered the dos-
ing
seed lequh'ed for s6ta+inE planting,
ing prayer. Registered seed is pure as to
The attendance was good, over ,
thirty ladies: present and dur• : variety, practically tree from weed
ing the apternoan 'bwa quilts were seeds, and high in germination. It
quilted Miss Hazel Stamper as therefore gives better returns en
Meted the hostess in serving re -
reduces
quality and grade, Good seed
reduces riskts and' is the first I' (r
quireanen.t or bigger' and better re -
terns to the farmer. A. Product
properly produced is already more
than1f
frealiments,
A Song For April
it isn't raining rain for ms
It's. raining daffodils;
In. every dimpled drop T see,
Wild bowers on the hills,
The clouds of gray engulf the day,
And overwhelm the town;
It fan '1 raining rain to me,
Lt's raining roses' down.
It isn't raining rain to me,
But fields, of clever bloom,
Whole. r,very imeancering bee
•May find a bed and room;
A eltalth unto the happyl
A Ile for him who'Frets -
It 'isn't raining rain for me,
it's .raining violets.
°Robert Lovemaa
FOR SALE--
Mrs. W. M, Sinclair is offering her
home . for Hale, 011y0ne interested
write to 206. Wexford St., Hamilton,
Did You Ever
Wonder?
HOW HORNETS MAKE THE
PAPER FOR THEIR NESTS?
Maw le a comnparative new'eoiner
in 1110 pape'•nnalting business. Var•
ion* members of the wow felnily
iiave long made a pragtide cif living
In paw? houses. Perhaps the hest -
known. paper matter among the in-
sects ie the baldifaeed hornet.
When spring rolls around, the
bald4faced hornet queen strikes ;out,
TELL IT WELL
AND IT WILL SELL
Turn those- unused articles Into
ready cash. Someone may want
them or have what you. want.
Use the Cleeelfletl Ad. Column.