The Brussels Post, 1940-6-5, Page 5THE BRUSSELS FO
.r, OF ,iCT
Written for the Post By Our Own Corresploncilta
ETHEL
Early varieties of fruit trees and
berry hus res are 1n full bion?oil and
present 4 beautiful appearance and
shows hopeful promise of an abun-
dant fruitage,
esti tale re of c t l} - :r d ^.P-
de.:-; are ii 1'11 , it ab e.:grey needs,:
eery to get busy with the hoe and.
anther lnethlods of extermination or
•oontroll et weeds and graesda.
Due to -excessive eon moisture
'continued by inIteemitont Showers of
rein, many farmers bravenot their
normal amount of spring grain seed-
ing ,accomplished, consequently a
l'ar'ge acreage will be seeded to
buckwheat an4I , possibly flax as
there is likely to be a ready markeit
for that crop as a nal' Commodity.
Hugh Meleurclay who ,vias a Visi-
tor with his sister ells, Geo. Dunbar
ole May 241th, ac0onlipaniedt by
several Ethel members' of the 'family
•conueotdon made a pleasamrtl.nioter
trip to their old home, community
on'Saturday of the weep end holi-
day' and: enjoyed the .illay with rela-
tives •end friends in and around
Lwlknow. I
Joe and Mrs, Ames, Bryan, Ames
and Helen Bateman attended the
Bryan's family reunion, held) May
34,th at J. A. Bryalrs near Brus-
sels. Although it was neceeserily a
house panty, Owing to wet weather,
the day was happily passed and
everyone had a. 'pleasant time.
'Lorne Jardine sustained face
lacerations and 'severe bruises and
abrasions, of a12200 legs and body
when thrown from his motorcycle
by being bumped by a Pressing car
on the roast between Brussels and
17bheL
When returning hone from choir
practice at S,S. No. 10 wheel, Orel
Twp,, driving her own car Miss
Estelle Cur::dngltam had the start-
ling experience of coming into close
enough proximity which an oncom-
ing motor vehicle to demolish a ten-
der of her car. .The Cunningham
ear stopped but the other car pro-
ceeded on its way unidentified.
Intending to be helpful, two teen-
aged boys. but. inexperienced drivers
undertook to. bring George Hutchln-
san•'s ne•1v ?n -ton delivery motor
truck tram one farm, to another, ,but
.d.'id not get very fat, when the out-
fit
utfit toppled Into the ditch, The boys
ee aped unhurt but the truck was
coteiderably damaged,
The Women's Iuebiltute will meet
FOR THE
r { •
During the last few anonths we
have added many new lines to
our 'China and Gift Dept., such
as Spode and Josiah, Wedge-
wood Dinnerware also Genuine
English Crystalware,
Our Dislay of Odd Pieces
excells anything we have ever
shown in our china and gift
department.
See these Beautiful Lines
Before Buying
C, -111113x ha
HARDWARE & CHINAWARE
Phone 40 Listowel
"The Store With the Stock"
on '1hU19day afternoon, next, June
13;41 at 2.30 at the home of Mrs.
W. Breantuer, The topic will be
preeenter by Mrs. Dennis. There
will also be reports of the Girl's
Conference at Guelee and the Dis-
trict anneal which was held .at
Gerrie, Alil the Ladies of the acm-
mtmity are invited to attend.
BLUEVALE
Mr, Cereii2and Miss Verla A:gal' of
Strafford visitiedon Fridaywith
their uncles and runts and cousins
ou .the 2nd; line also took in the play.
at
Ebenezer on Friday night,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Mathers,
Doris end Wilson of Dublin visited
over the week end with- leis father
and with their uncle, aunts and
cousins and Mr. George Mathers
v11"ted there also on Sunday after
Aron and Mr. and Mrs.. Melville
Mathers and son.
Miss' Viola Mothers event, the
weep end with her sister in Toronto.
Rev. C. Tavener and Mr. George
Thompson attended Conference at,
SUPERIOR STORE
QUALITY SERVICL
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY'
Royal York Tea 1/;t Ib -' • ' ' . De rnY neck 33c
3c
Macaroni, Ready -cut
St. Williams Orange & Grapefruit Marmaid a 32 oz jar 21c
Pearl White INaptha Soap • .. 5 cakes for 23c
Peter ,Pan Peas 16 oz • • • • . • 2 tins for 17c
Many Flowers Toilet Soap
3 cakes for 14o
Millett Seed • • • • • ... • • • • • • ,per lb 5c
PINEAPPLE WEEK—Get them for canning this week.
Boy's Balbriggan Combination Suits................each 39c
Men's Summer Combination Suits • • each 49c
CLEARANCE of Ladies White Kid Pumps & Ties pr. 98c
NOTICE—Customers: Please bring in Discs whether you
require silverware or not,. and receive a catalogue of
Free PREMIUMS given away free for Gift Bonds, which
'is :a new system.
NIGHT 1CLOSING—Starting next week, this store will be
closed on Tuesday and Thursday Evenings at 6.30 p.m.
and open the remaining evenings.
WM. ZIEGLER
i-IIGHEST PRICCES PAID FOR PRODUCE
Phone 22-11 Ethel, Ont.
When in need
of
Bread & (Pastry
Phone 32
TRY
THE PALACE BAKERY
W. WILLIS
BRUSSELS. ONT.
I. •,tt Iret, week, Rev. TAYetrer
len:1ne-4 tilers till •»Y1ou�day,
Mr, •and Airs'• Chas, Beaman spent
tee week end with :ler. and 111rs,
Arable McKinney et Lelmingtoe.
Mr. Tealnt, Shaw prc-acbed on $n11-
daY •at Brclwlatohvn: end Bluevele
United Oberell, It.ev. C. Taverner
wee attending Conterenee at Lon•
don.
;kr. Wi!f1e4 lessiewen, Mrs, heli,
Frl1Eorle Mr, and Mrs', Sabath of
Detroit spent the week end will..
Mr, and, Mrs, Alex MOEwen•
Mr, Welter Forest has bought a
house in Walton, Mt', and Mrs. For-
est
orest intend moving there shortly.
Mrs, Melville Maulers and Arnold
and Miele' Adeline Methene spent
Tuesday With Mrs, Samuel 'Woods
and Miss Agnes Hastings and Mrs,
Mel, Mathers and soon spent palet of
env with Mr. end ,MTS. Walter
Woods.
The Steady end True Mission
Circle of the United Chmreh held the
re3ulaar monthly meeting on Sabur-
dey a'Eteenoon alt the home of Mrs.
Herb Shiell, Miss Alba Shiell read
the scripture lesson. Miss. Helen
Thomson reads a fine piece on
-Thew to Budget Our Time." Mrs..
Tavemer urged the girls to pre -
wire all tileyeposaibly 'could for the
miseion'ary end refugee bales.. Mrs..
Tavernier gave a report of . the
VMS: Presbyeriad, stressing 'tht
parts pertaining to Mission Band
work. Refreshments were served
anda sootal time eujoyed.
Rev. F. G. howler; B.A., come
ducted anniversary services. at
Calvin Presbyterian. Church on
See day, Rev. John Pollock of
Whitechurch preached in the Pres-
byterian .'Church here. • Rev, C.
Taveaer attended the general •con-
fernlce of the United Church henci.
in Cenitenn'al United Church, Lon-
don. He was accompanied by
George Thomson. The pulpit in
the United Church ere and at
Ebenrezen• was occupied by Robert
Shaw.
Miss Cosen's o£ Toronto is visit-
ine her sister, 1'Irs, C. Taveuer; J.
Wesley Beattie and ..daughters,
Ethel and Florence, of 'Seaiartli
with Mr. and Mrs. 11, F. Garniss
Mr. and Mrs. George Donaldson
and lis. Wa1eh of Toronto at the
Sanderson home here; Mrs.. Pritl-.
ham. of Harriston with Mr. and
Mrs.' W. S. Davidson; Donegal
Stilachen of Brussels with Dia'. and
Mrs. Peter S., Mnelewem; Mrs.
Alex 'Moffat has returned . to her
home here after spending six
months with her friend, Mrs.
Fagan at Leamington; Mr, and
MS's. W. H. AloMinueY, Mr. and
Mrs: Charles Beaman and Gordon
MYlesser spent Sunday- whet Mr. and
Airs. Archie McKinney at Leaming-
ton.
GREY
'S.'S. No. 3 and S.S. No. 6 are.
bolding their annual picnic Thurs-
day, June 10th. Ganges to start at
1.00 p,m, Picnic will be held on
SS, No. 0 grounds. Conte early and
bring your basket,
Weil this is June and only about
60 percent of the seeding completed.
It ie 'the latest spring seeding that
your Scribe can remember in his
short lite,
We were sorry to hear that
George Weseuberg of the 14th cons
had to ga to the Toronto Hospital
last wreak brut 'hope he will get re-
lief and soon be home again.
The old friends and neighbors of
Mr. Alex Petrie were carry to hear
that he died in. Ivitchenee hospital
1.3:;i. Sulrtl4'ty. He was one of,
Nature's Noblemen his word was
as good ani 111001 -people's' bond. Hie
family Ilan the el'ne/nthy of the
community in de'e'r' bereavement.
Mrs. John McNabb is taking a
Course of treatment at Kitchener
hospital, wet all nape for 0. aDeedy
recovery.
GET YOUR •JERMANENT
ON THE NEW
ZENITH HEATERLE.S0
THERMIQUE
End Curl $1,0.0 and -1.50
Including Shampoo
Permanent $1,75, $2.25, $3.00
and $5.00 including finger vfave
and shampoo
1301ed Finger Wave 25o
Shalwpoo 25o
Telephone 55X for Appolntynent
IRENE PEASE
over H. B, Allen's Drus Store
i EDNESDAC, JUN>a 5th, 1940
TO -DAY .....
People rely uon
THEIR BANKS
•
L
ONG past is the day when a hole in the ground was regarded as
the best place in which to keep savings. Modern banking, evolved by
man as a convenience to serve his developing needs, now provides the
solution. As a depository for his money today the Canadian relies upon
his bank. (I, From the days of the old-world goldsmiths of centuries ago,
to banks, bank notes and deposit accounts which meet so efficiently the
greater business and human needs of today, is a far cry indeed. 11Canada's
chartered banks, with their wide distribution of branches throughout the
Dominion, now provide deposit and other banking services in line with
up-to-date requirements and in keeping with Canada's position as an im
portant factor in world trade.
In war, as in peace, Canada's Chartered Banks maintain, uninter-"
rupted, all their services to depositors, farmers, manufacturers,
exporters—facilitating the nation's business—looking forward to
peace with freedom as the only sure basis for enduring prosperity.
THE CHARTERED BANKS OF CANADA
P.
BELGRAVE
0.0.10,
United Church W. A.
T'he Women's Aseoeiation of the
United Church at their last meeting
arranged to hold a garden party on
Wednesday, June 12th. Committees
were appointed to make the neces-
sary arrangements for program and
provisions etc.
Next Sunday Bev, J. B. Townend
11111 go to Varna bo conduot Anniver-
eery Service's at Blake's Church. In
his absence Rev, J. R. Peters, a
former pastor in 'Belgrave wdll-
conduct the services• in Brick and
Bedgrave Churches, Dir. Peters
was minister of the Methodist Cir-
cuit about 12 Years ,ago. At that
time the circuit included Brick, 511311-
elene and Belgrave Churches.
The regular monthly service at
which, a Yomng Metes Choir leads
the virgin. was 111e occas,an for a
particularly fine congregation, at the
United Church on Sunday morning.
The Misision Band which now meets
during the church worship period
also had a laimge attendance.
The ]coal Young People's Drama-
tic Group presen'te'd its play "Back
Again Home Towle' at Smith's Rill
on Tuesday night.
A communication, from the Mts.
Monate* and Maintenance Head-
quarters of the United Church has
been received by the Belgrave
'Charge which reads as follows;
April 25, 1040
Dear Mr. Townem0tl:
Cer examlieing th0 final renins
for 1010 I nos grealy pleased to see
that Belgrave chaaige has made, tar
the past three yeah' an Increase, in
contributions to the Missionary and
Maintenance Fund,
This is a venerable aolilevennemt
and worthy of Leigh praise, Please
accept for yourself and kindly come
70y to your people the hearty cone
gratulation and the enema thanks
of our Promotion Committee,
Cordially ye'n's,
ete:o. A, Williams,
The C{elgarve,crerg0 includes the
Olntnches at Belgrave and Brick
B. Wawuno,elt.
ATTENTION PLEASE,
Will ypu please return 'ell' bottles
promptly and if you have tiny 011
the she:lt or in the cellar pieas'e
leave out that the driver can
collect thee.
Very sineeeely yours,
Brt1 sets Dairy,
..•••••4.000.0000000
Classified Ads. That Sell
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F'OR SALE— NOTICE—
Large seed Peas and Silver Hull Sewed' Hand Wire for sale or ex -
Buckwheat apply to change for wean pigs.
phone 41-r-23 Stanley Purvis apply at The Post
NOTICE—
Rawleigh Route DOW open. Real
opportunity for lean who wants per-
manent, profitable work. Start
promptly. 'Mite Rawleigh's, Dept.
ML•152-Ic-E. MONTREAL.
WANTED
Teacher Wanted, for S. S. No. 5
Morris. Alllp]ications to be in be'
June 101b. Duties to comlanenoe Sept-
ember 1st, 1040 ...5
Edwin Armstrong
Secretary- Treasurer
S. S. No. 5 Morris
WANTED—
to purolrese White Leghorn
Pullets, 4, 5 and 6 weeks of age.
Kindly advise 01e the number you
have and the prise you are asking
for same. apppy
Sams Pattison,
Fergus, Ontario.
FOR SALE --
Young
Young Shorthorn Bulls, ready • for
service, Reds and Rous, Herd fully
accredited,
phone 354•9 Thomas Kerr
He'nEryn
MEN WANTED --
A good business paying good in-
come and With fntnure possibilities.
Selling Falmilex Products men and
women 011 giber Canada have Sound
the secret of sntetesis'. Why don't
yon get in on 14 too, 330 O'BLIO'
A'D3ON, Ask tor FREE catalogue
describing 200 necessity products
and plan, PAtMlLEX PRODUCTS
570 St. Clement St., MiO'NTRISAL.
FOR SALE —
Flower and Vegetable Plants of
all kinds at the right price,
phone 33-r-17 Mrs, Chas.. Workman
HOUSE FOR SALE—
Red brick house, corner of Queen
and Princess street, Brussels' -
apply to
phone 34 Duncan McDonald,
, Brussels,
WANTED -
12 cattle to pasierre, ibts of water
for particulars apply to ,
Elmer D. Bell, Brussels
et: Wm. T. Spence, Ethel.
FOR SALE-,
Red Clover seed tor sale, No. 1 C
2, government grade prices reason-
able.
phone 23-r-16 Russell Knight
The bowoymeon, was on the Sahel
0114 he thought it was. time to get
downs t0 ea2Ttll. As they taaeid each
other across ,the •supper -',able, Ite
Said;
"Darting, this slteak tas'*, just
like beret leetliev,"
"'Sweetheart,': she murmured in
a soft voice aow9iat strange things
you've eaten hi yew. lifer"
TO RATEPAYERS,
NOTICE
The adjourned Court of Revision
on the assessment roll weld be re-
sumed at the hall on Monday, June
10, at one o'clock.
A, MaoDwem, Clerk.
MORRIS
2EAt1.e AGO people timed to
Ceske ths.esglves taer.rd by
.houtt..I ri+o,a the bouso tops.
IN *ea ailed that to -,a.7 rou
thi dd prot.raM' Lave to ari.aar
berora a Coo.a,/sslo,s to ins,nity.
1 NOW -A OAY3 the busbae..
loam uses oar w..r,w.A*.