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THE BRUSSELS POST
BLUEVALE
George Thornton, Mr, and Mrs,
I Graham Wray and baby with Mr.
arra M1ta, Herb SitidllM. Aldred
l^ /^1 ]'� .�/ ` n� t ri ne lhtr 1.P.S. o i 1 1 To
he J -Il !'tt7't L ► ` ,eS4�.4 a C1 eh held the filat n 6 Tto Kladdke
( �i l In the horsey school I tel to,
Y Knox Prosby;t010.4
Church meeting of the
room on
yen•(' '
Sunday evening with the first vice.;
president, Arn�olth Lillow, presiding.
Pr'aYer was offered by bliss Loia
11111ott, and Eldon Kirton Tead the
Scripture. The Society accepted the
invitation from the Y.131S. at Brus-
sels to attend the sheeting there
on Monday evening,
Nichol and Miss Florence 1+'owle'r
wadi relatives and ft en c s . n -
• Mr, and Mrs. y +
't• ordwieh, and Mr, and Mrs, Charlie
Bieck and son a Gerrie, with rela-
tives here,
in the history of the
tom, _
Brussels Dairy
has been passed and this opportunity is taken to thank our
customers for their patronage
Our Aim
for the future will be efficient Daei y Service
to all. Jinn and money have been spent in an'endeavour
to give you a modern up-to-date plant. We believe this
has been accomplished and we gladly invite your inspection
at any time.
Service to Your''.
n
Complete Satisf action;
is what we hope to give you through 1940.
W m. J. Stewart, Prop.
Y
Rev. F. G. Fowler dpolce ow the
subject or "Conseloraitedt Leadier-
s'hip,'' pointing out that the Christ-
` tiara Church. meets ;past and pres-
ent problems -through strong lead-
ership end ,the work dr the Y.P..• lessdu mos read by' Helen Yuill, •the
is to develop an' intelligent and I
spiritual type of leadership. Wil- topic consisted of a paper 'based on
esstraet- 'talre1 froom Dale Carne�iei e
war Bel meeting
presided at the 1 Book on "(Pow to make friend's and
of the meeting of the on P. U. i influence ,people." During the
evening. the Pra' 'Church Friday ` busin'es slsets:siom it wan ddcidedl to
Gorge Prayer was' offered 'he ; cancel the meeting. on Wednesday,
b ire Jobmtn s deet the April 24th so' that the PIay group
business bate i ft was decided to could pr'es'ent their play on that
hold a debate in the near future. � dtaitel
''Resroived' that women 'take a more
aotive part in everyday mite than The following supplies were pack -
men." Instie8( of the regular topic ed by the local Reds Cross Society
a stpellin match was :held with for forward'in'g to 'Reds, Crosti' Head_
Smith Robertson and Harry Wait- quarters and wilt go forward et oaae
tauter as captains', This was an 160 Garments for Refugee 'Relief;
BELGRAVE
d
The Young People'S'oclety met
inthe ,School room or the United
Church on Wednesday with the
Citizenship 'Committee in charge.
Mira. Keating was at the piano, The
interesting change of program '12 suitsof Pyjamas; 24 Pneumonia
Smith Rdbmdaon'e' s'id'e were de- Jeoketd; 24 Ice ,Bag Covera; 60
clared the winntrea, pairs of Socks; ri pairs of Wrist-
lets;
ristlets; 5 Scarves; 4 'Sweaters. A
Miss Margaret Procter, 3rd con- special meeting a the Society is to
d' her grand- r his week
1 cession Morrisi, visited be held on Thursday of t
parents, Mr. and Mrs. JoeePte Cr- 111 the Belgrave Work Rooms.
r tis when Mr. Curtis celebrated a
r- birthday; Mr. ands Mrs.' Hilliard
The baby in the home is like a wards becomes the Rawer of the
1
Jefeersoal and daughter, Louise, of
sheaf of wheat — because 1 is Donnybrook, with Mr. and Mrs
cradled, then! ;threshed, and anter- -
t first I family
W.M.S'.:Meeting
Mrs. H. Wheeler presided over
SEE NOW LITTLE IT COSTS
TO LET ELECTRIC SERVANTS D0' THE WORK!
The modern .ELECTRIC
RANGE is thrifty! Ac
per person pays the
cost of cooking a big
meal electrically!
Ho•44
Averose con an'P
menet HYdr. P°Wer
lion }.teurs:
In K}tov+ott-
Average cost do \ ` °n1s 1.67 cents as the overage
much electricity ruse dorsalis Hydro
pennies) per 2,gq cools as
gthus 5.io cents 71/2 threes cosh the aveicity
welt- fodaY uses to q.h2. .:•, .
fan}tY duction in iron dt.ov ?tt`ic r i
OntarioothC steady re only
the average 04 71/2 times–'tui oa t c„to V.1.
. thus, of 19}A. 8a1 dao to
over this period
family creased
bill in u
Maybe you think it costs more than you can afford to have the electrical appliances you've
always wanted. But that's not true any tango! Today, the cost of Hydro service is lower
than it has ever been—much lower, probably, than you have always thought.. Take a look
at the chart above ... then chock the actual cost examples at the right. You'll quickly con-
vince yourself that modern electric servants do work for "pennies a day". Arid you'll agree
that thanks to these thrifty Pydro rates every family
can easily afford to "go on the electrical standard of
living". But don't stoc:, there.... today, pay a visit to
your Hydro Shop or electrical deal^r--ck•cicle to huy
anis enjoy the modern electrical helpers you ladcl
SWINGS IOU SETTEI LIVING
nd Lowers Living CoSis!
ao,mit I 4
An ELECTRIC CLEANER
eats up dot and dust in jig -
time ... and costs only -1c to
do a whole day's cleaning I
Food stays fresh ... le t -overs
keep longer . . spo•lage is
eliminated, by the ELECTRIC.
REFRIGERATOR. And lc
operates it for 12 hours!
Washing is practically a
pleasure with a fast, gentle
ELECTRICWASHER, and
it costs only about 2c for a
whole week's washing I
You sit down and take your
ease with a modern ELEC-
TRIC IRONER... and all it
costs is lc an hour to operate!
HYDRO I -10T WATER ser-
vine provides all the hot
water you want, "on tap"
whenever you want it, •
WEDNESDAY, APR11+ 1ltlL 1940
Wonderful llatches
Due to the exceptional vigor of our flock
and a carefully worked out 'plan for in-
creased fertility we are having the best
hatches in our 27 years of experience
Benefit By Our Success
Up to May 1st we are gitfing a 4 per cent.
discount on all day-old stock—that is, on
day-old chicks day-old pullets and day-
old cockerels. This offer does not apply to
started stock. '
WALTER ROSE -
Poultry Farm, - Brussels
P.O. Box 90 Phone 38X -r-4
the Easter Thankoffering service
which was held on Wednesday
afternoon April 10th in the school
rooms of the United Church: Bel,
grave with an excellent attendance.
After the usual reports arca busi-
ness, were concluded the roll call
was responded to by an Easter
' 'thought. The theme or the meet-
ing was "The. Living Christ it the
Living Church." ' iMrs. C. Wheeler
'Easter service Of Worship' Mrs, 3,
gave a piano solo, Following an
J, Michie sang a vocal solo accom-
panied on the pian by Mrs. J. M.
Goaultes. The meeting was closed
with sentence prayers' by Mrs. N.
Keating, Mrs. J. B. Townend, Mrs.
J. Wheeler and benediction by the their return they ui
president.
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W EDD( NG
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Moffat - McCrackln
The marriage of Vera Marguerite,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Mc'Cnaoltin of Bluevale, and Stanley
I3�amibton Moffat, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Moffat ,Bluewale, was
quietly solemnized at noon on Sat-
urday, April 13th, by the Rev. J. R.
Greig at the Presbyterian manse,
Atllvood, The bridle was smartly
attired in a spring outfit of rose
with black accessories. The young
couple, who were unattended, lett
immediately on a motor trip. Upon
11 reside on the
groom's farm in Morris Township.
Floor Sanding
LET ME HELP YOU WITH YOUR (HOUSECLEANING
' BY IRE -SURFACING YOUR OLD (FLOORS
No dust°Phone forestimates
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