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SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & 1ATd*OAT
Oxydol, Large .., • • •peck 21c
White .or Brown Sugar 10 its for 68c
'Quick Quaker Oats . , • . , , ...., , . ,• • ..,... • • .......pack 21c
St. Williams Orange & Grapefruit Marmalade
32 oz • • • per far 23c
Corn Niblets ......•. , • .. 2 tins for 25c
Snowflake Ammonia ...• • •..• • • . • • pack 5c
P & G Naptha Soap, • • • • 6 bars for 25c
Marquisette Curtain Material , • • . , + , per yd 25c
Rayon Overcurtain r •per` yd fits
Comforter Sateens • • per yd 39c
Comforter Batts , , , , • , , 35c & 50c each
:Men's Work Socks, wool per pr 25c
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Highet Prices Paid For Produce
Store Closes at 6.30 p.m. Tuesday de Thursday Evenings.
'Phone 2241 Ethel, Ont
ETHEL
,Stuart MMInnis has been success-
ful in obtaining the different sub -
facts required for a permanent first
class certificate. His new duties
commenced last week in Sr, room at
Bayfield,
On Sunday eventiig last 'Mrs.
Rev Fowler of aBluevale gas a
very interesting talk on her Chinese
-work in Vancouver. It was the
thankoffering of the Presbyterian
'7;VMS.
The death occurred in Listowel
hospital on Thursday, Sept. 5. of
Mrs. Payne of McNaught,' The
funeral was held from the family
residence at 'MoNaught Monday.
Sept. 9, W. H. Love, Ethel was the
funeral director.
Grey Twp. municipal council con-
vened In the clerk's office as per
usual, in monthly session on Satur-
day, Sept. 7th. With every mem-
ber of the council present.
About five o'clock p.m, Saturday
C. R. Dunbar's chopping mill had to
shut down, owing to a break in the
machinery, by the time it was In
running order again on Monday
afternoon the bags of 'grain deliver
ed were piled up roof high.
There was some stook threshing
GET YOUR PERMANBN+
ON WEE 141/
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THHERMIQKW
End Ourl 4'r,5and -1.90
Including Shampoo
Permanent $1.76, 52.26, 53410
and 56.60 Msluding anger wave
and shampoo
Dried ringer Wave 15o
Shapmo. lie
Telephone 56X for ,Aprolalment
IHINE PEA6E
Over L W. Gckmler's Store
accomplished in this community
during the suitable days of last
'week, but In general harvesting is
progressing slowly.
Kenny Kreuter will resume teach.
Ing: duties in the same school as he
was engaged in last year.
There will be many students from
Ethel and vicinity commencing
High school work, at Listowel Mon-
day of next week,
Atter spending Labor day and a
few days following at Toronto lllx.,
and the week end visiting at Oshawa
with her sister Mrs. Frank Hunter,
formerly Lyda Acnes, Mrs. Cecil
Bateman arried home Sunday 6f'
ternoon, choosing to take hitch-
hiking chances, for the sake of
experience. She was accompanies
bp her husband Cecil Bateman, who
was a member of the R,O.A.F.
squadron on special duty during the
CAVE., whose week end home leave
was extended to Tuesday, Sept 10.1
Mrs, Geo. Bateman and daughter
Minnie are both, again very much
Unproved In health, we are glad to
know.
03ev. Mr. Snell tied the matrimon-
ial bow at the Bremner Lawless
nuptials at the home of the bride's
parents. Win. and Mrs. Bremner m
Grey Township on Saturday, Aug.
ust 3'lst,
Mervin Ruby has accepted a posi-
tion 'in 'the employ ot a firm in
Kitchener.
A good crowd, attended the anni-
versary services in Roe's. Church on
Sundep. Rea. Hazelwood of Ben
miller was the guest speaker. Mrs
35. Grainger was the soloist for the
morning services and the choir was
assisted by L. Eckmier of Brussels
in the evening. Mrs. R. Wilkie ac
companied at the organ.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop and family
of Carleton Place visited with Mr.
and Mrs, E. L. Jardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, .Zeigler and
Billy, accompanied by Mrs. Leitch
of Brussels, spent Labor Day Ho'.i-;
day at Grimsby.
.BLUEV
AuuiversarY Servttes will be held
in Ebenezer United 'Church on Tuee-
daYD Copt, /6th, at 11 a.m. and 1,+10
pm, 1%v, Mr. Todd of Lueknow
will conduct the services. Bruseele
quartette will furnish special music,
for the morning service and Bel -
grave United church. choir will fur-
nish special music for the eyening
Services,
Idles Agnes Meetings of TuraberiY
speak a few days with her niece' and
nephews IMr. and'-'i'/Vire. Melville.
Mat'hei'e and song '
Water Barry Harris ''df Drayton
was holidaying with his grandpar-
ents, uncles and aunt on : the ,1st
Mr. Amos- Smith was sick with the
flu and also others on the 1st line.
Glad to hear they are better again
We were sorry to hear Mrs, Jos-
eph Breckenridgehas been sick and
taken to Wingham hospital for a
few days. We hope she will seri
be better again,
The farmers have ' been busy
threshing and some getting in the
harvest were delayed with. the
.eine,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnston and
son visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Chas, Bosman and • sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Peacock and Will
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr
and Mrs. Robt. Shaw of Bluevale
The service in the united Church
on Sunday morning was'id charge or
Harry Hopper of Wingham, Ttte
service in Bluevale will be with-
drawn next Sunday on laccount of
Anniversary services at Ebenezer
United church.
THE BRUSSELS POST
Rev. 3'. G. Fowler conducted the
service' in Knox , presbyterian
church on Sunday morning. Tho
service throughout was in keeping
with .the request of His Majesty
King George. Special prayers were
offered and the choir contributed an
anthem. " 'Tis the Blessed Hour of
Prayer,"
,Mars' Clansey and Llopd" Hill, of
Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. ; John
Hon'keridge; Mrs. 'Colclough and
daughter of Goderich, with Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Larder; Mrs; Alex. lute-
Kercher, Wro'seter, with her son.
Ewart and Mrs. McRercher; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hutcheson and
Miss Simpson, Toronto, at the Sao-
derson home here; Williafn /gaming
way, Brussels, with Mr. and Mrs. L.
G. Turvey; W. H. 'MoKi$ney, Mrs,
'Charles Bosman, Jim ""Breckeit-
ridge, James. Gammett, Mr'. and Mrs.
A. D. Smith were among e those ot
this vicinity who visited the C.N.E
in Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, J W
Wettlaufer were at Galli on Sun
day.
Belgrave
Women's Institute
I The Health and Child Welfare
Meeting of the Belgrave Women's
Institute will be held Tuesday,
September 17th, at 2.30 p.m„ at the
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Specials This Week
AT
JACKSON MO'T'ORS
DeAY44.444d•004A *P*AH N 14000re00 **O*.
40 Good Used Cars
DIFFERENT MAKES AND MODELS
1 Used Gilson Tractor
2 Used Fordson Tractors
Massey -Harris Disc Plow
3 -furrow, tractor or horse•drawn
Two -Furrow Tractor Plow
7 Good ' Work Horses
6 New Fordson Tractors
L.&W. Jacksort..!otors Ltd..
Phone 161 Service j.ith A ,Smile. Listowel
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WklP„ SEPTEMB a 111k, ;940
even.
TTeasurer'sSa e'o' Lands forTaxes-Ccounty ofHuron
r„" BX:-1'WE,T'1J10, Qx' A WARRANT issued undeethe hand of the Warden to tile, County et; Huron and
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oration attached bearing date the fifteenth day of July 1940, and to
ire directed gotnmai>'evy on the lands:horeunder enumerated• for the ;arrears,; of taxers
respectively due.'therp eN
0?,ftyieg tyle sea]. hof
NOT'f()LE IS ,PIER 37 l,'
by puIblic auction the'eaile
taxes thereon, unless .fie,
The Sale will ocenMel
the hour of two o'oihcti in'
Godei'ich, July:19th, 1940.
awful} Coate,
that in accordance with The AHsesau elt Act, I shall pr teed to sell
or so mach thereof as may be sufficient fur the payment of the
be sooner paid, t
the Coup Holies, Goderich, on Tuesday, 'Novetieber. 12th; 1940, . at
lfe�•'gfternoon, n,
A- H. ERSKINE, Treasurer, Huron County
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I;' " Xeso itl4 ;Taxes Adyet,tising Treaaurerps Total
`" Costs Cormrissioh
33 )lame and Defier 3 1
- : h s WV 0.. bIgt .191` , .: c; , .AI!�'841's
i.4,.jvii, wiit,i' o7 . GREY TOW N&HIP
Eva I SDonaldLet, Lot 22, N7thel; 1937.8 31,68 2.00. •
MORRIS TOWNSHIP
H, 0, Walker—S. 342 Lot 22/t o 6 • G' 1937-8-9 154,65
Addison Fraser—N, pt Loa 20. 1, Solt. 2 1937.8.9 269,08
Wm, Grashy,-tS, 442 Lot 10, Gbnl°,5r,gs,,3' Lot 10
Con eI60i%•1 al••,ul 1937-8-9 276.35
J, McDonald—IS pt. Lot 28,Oon 5 1937 2,00
Clara Empey—�S pt.; ,42 ;' 1�onr.7i 1937.8:9 307.58
W. C. Laidlaw -1S. '•� 3 t ,tp$a Con. 8 a 1937-8-9 49,32
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
H. 0, Walker—•N, Tu e:wherry 1987-8-9 224.05
Wm. McQuarrie-412' 'Elizabeth, 1,937-8-9 33.54
Chas, Pope (shop) Pt.i Lott(ii Mile. „,,,,,, 1937-8-9 78.24.
Chas. Pope (house) fit Lot- 6; Mill 1937-3-9 133.40
Chas, Pope (gas station) Pt; Lot.6, MP -ill 1937-3-9 56.90
The Adjourned Saleti,f, necessary, will be held cn Tuesday, November 19th. 1942,
and place as above mentioned, '
All lots described above are patented,
sop
Treasurer's Office, Goderich,, Ja)y 19th, 1940.
,e gtr;t
180 34,48
2.00 3.87 160.52
2.00 6.50 268.38
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2,00
2.00
2.00
2,00
2,00
0;91 285.26
,2'5 4,25
7.69 317.27
1.23 52.59
6.60
.84
1.95
3.3,4
1.40
231.65.
30.38
82.19
138.78
69.30
at the same hour
A. I3. ERISKINE, Treasurer, Huron County.
home of Mrs. J. C. Procter:" t iiv""eras
of the programme are. Malt, J. •Me-
Kenzie and Mrs. J. C. Procter; Boll
Call, a Daily Health Habit 3Demon•
stration of 'SHealthful "Exercises:
Addreas by Dr. Ross o5 eWiugharm••
Music, a trio composed oiMt§s Freda
'Jordan, Miss Nora' Vand3inp, Mrs;
Clarence Wade. Luna `'Som,; Mee,
R. W, Procter, Mrs. R. J litIvenzie•
and Mrs Rae Crawford: "'"S Alt. • he
Ladies of the community ale cordial-
ly invited to attend,
The Young People's Society of the
United Church held an ' Outdoer
Rally and Corn Roast at the' home
of the President, George Michie on
Wednessay of last week. ' .A couple
of hours was spent in a Tariety of
vigorous group games, -Shen while
the corn cooked the group led by
Miss M. Beatty joined is a''sing song.
After the lune$ pa'lod p1 --anis for the
coming season were outlined. Indbor
meetings will begin on Wednesday.
,Sept. 25th, The gathering was
concluded by a Devotional Service
round the camp fire. Several new
members were present and prae-
pests for the coming 'winter* are
quite encouraging,y L,
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MONCRIEFF1
rie9. th
The Anniversary servilatili tl4fi
•Moncrieff United Churebi,williacelke-
place on Sunday, Sept, 29th, with as,
former pastor, Rev. Mr. Maines 1St
cnpying the pulpit at'bothe,
syc., •
'Special music is being prepares .
chicken supper will be served -lbs,
following Thursday night„lO,diV lel ,
Further particulars later. , ib ict
The regular meeting �iotic W 3i F ci 3
S. and W. A. was held at the „Immo,
of Mr. Wm. Harvey with Mrs.
McLean as hostess, fifteen man: -
hers were present and four visitors..
The meeting was opened by all re
posting the Lord's Prayer. The
scripture lesson was read by lIrs.
Juo. McLean and the De,totional,
bp Mrs, Earl Machan. The, ron
call was answered by a vette wiui
the word "peace” in. Mrs. J.
Baillie gave a reading on tenil,er--
acre. Mrs, Blighton Ferg was in
charge of the Study boon:. ' An i,t•.
t@resting item on the programme.
was each lathy sewed a patch ou O.SL.
apron with her donation to W,M:S,
work, This is to bo continued tor'
three months when the money \dill,
be handed to the secretary. 1M1
The W. A. made ,plans idr
chicken supper to bo;"held Thursday°.;.
evening, Oet, 3rd. The nfeeting clot -
ed with prayer.
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Obituary
* * MRS.RHENRY*PAYNE # *
There passed 'away in Listowel
Memorial hospital, on ,Sept. 5th.
E1iabeth Geiger, beloved wife et
Henry Payne, of R.R. 3, Was''
'Monkton. Six days previously she
"suffered a stroke from which she
did not rally.
She was the daughter p13 Mr. and
Mrs. John Geiger of West Monktoa
and ,was born Sept, 7th, 1891. She
was united in marriage to her now
bereft husband in '1919, who with
one step son, John Payne, survibes
iVoediourn her death. Also suri'in-
ing is one brother Israel Geiger,
tour sisters, Jessie, Annie, Fannie
and Lillian and their husbands, D.
W. Clare, A. MoCaium, J. Rheil and
A. Hull and their children, Donald
Rheil, S. MdCallum, Burt McCal-
him and Margaret McCallum.
The funeral service conducted by
Rev, Gilbert was held at Moncrielf
on Monday, Sept. 9th with interment
in Harvey's cemetery.
Pallbearers were Messrs. H. Me-
-6, M. McLean, Alex Beirnes,
ages... Beirnes, Jas. McTaggart soul
° as. Machan.
WALTON
Mr. and Mrs. James Murray of
Aurora were calling on friends this
week,
R. W. Bryan, R.C.A.F, Toronto,
visited with his wife over the week
end.
Mr, and Mrs, Thos. Watson of St.
Thomas visited friends in Walton.
Corp. W. C. Bennett wishes to
thank all his friends in the com-
munity for the fine pen and pencil
set presented to him when home on.
leave from Ottawa last week
NOTICE --
A lot of fall samples of Baa
worsteds and tweeds has arrived, ori
which we cordially ask your inspec
tion. We believe it will be to your
advantage to. do this.
E. BATES,
phone 8X -r-4 Brussels, Ont
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FARM FOR SALE—
100 acres, lot 3, eon. 5, Grey town-
ship. Good buildings. Mostly seeded
to gnash. If, not sold will be rented.
Wesley Stephenson
R,R. 1, Ethel
phone 58-n-12, Brussels
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War
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Mr, and Mrs, W. /garrison end
Mr, and Mrs. Orval Harrison spent
a couple of •days at the exhibition
last' week.
Mise Dorothy Mann has gono'b
Port Colboiirne with her friend Mia:•;
Grace lnlsiey'tide weak.
There will be no ehttrcli eervtboa
here next Sunday ot account 05
Walton Anniversary. ,
Quite a number from lire attend,•
ed the services in Walton iast't5uu-'
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Victims Safe in
Canada
—Canadian Pacific PhoLo.
innocent victims of a war in which their fathers are playing a noble
„5. part, these youthful evacuee from England arrived uuaecompanied
, , in Montreal after en uneventful journey by Canadian Pacific services•
In Windsor Station, Montreal, the young tritons showed deep interest
in the railway's War Memorial commemorating the death of Canadian
Pacific toidiers of a generation ago—many of them fathers of the
` Canadian Pacific' employes who are today bringing the youth of
England Safe by land and sea from the horrors ot Hun air raids,