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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1940-10-30, Page 5+.� v.•••.*....wow.r• SUPERIOR STORE QUALITY SERYIC� grtr aaYaa nso s se sstsse r? rnsistr arses a nssir�insis 3p mise sion Mtdtl SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Milk ... . 2 tall t for tiCarnet on ,,,,.:................ ins 15c Aylmer Tomatoes • , • • 2 large tins for 25c royal. York Tea Star -3 string Broom each 49c Fry's Cocoa 1/2 11 tin 19c Finest Sultana Raisins • • 2 ib for 23c Lily Chicken }laddie •• . per tin 16c Fresh Ready -cut Macaroni •• per Th 5c Ladies' FancyFacy Fine Wool Sweaters, coat style each$2.19 Girl's Slik & Wool Sweaters, pullovers Boy's Wool Pullovers Sweaters each 98c Men's Flannelette Nightshirts each $1.00 Men's Turnbull's Wool Shirt & Drawers , . each $1.49 clot ne Rte+FiC"-,�34ietnetetHretStCto+$ tfi �N'. ciczetmetetf tE+C rel. cittei 1/2 l% pack. for 34c 75c WM. ZIEGLER Highet Prices Paid For Produce Store Closes at 6.30 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday Evenings. Phone 22-11 Ethel, Ont. <d ETHEL Thereis quite an acreage of the buclawheat crop to be cut yet .throughout the distriot but if suit- able conditions continue ,will he handled with the harvester thresher combines in short order, Albert Kreuter is at the present employed with the 0, R. Dunbar threshing gang. Arthur Henry is successor as as, sistant in Dunbar's chopping milt to Jas. ,Ballantyne who had occasion to 'retire from actve work recently. Mervin Raby nvh ohas a full time Job in Kitchener was at the home of This parents Hari and Mrs, Raoy over Sunday. .Arnold Earls accompanied Rev, Mr. Snell to Wyoming last Sunday, .Sept. 27•th, as he went to take the church services on that field for the day for Rev. D. M. Guest who was conducting anniversary specials, horning and evening at Union church on Ethel circuit Mrs. Geo, Bateman and daughters Anne and Minnie have moved to Ed. ' Rowlaad's house opposite Dthel public chool a t5he Coate property which they were occapying has been .old to Mrs. Chas. Cleaver of Grey Trvp., who gets immediate posses- sion. GET YOUR PERMANENT ON Oto THE NEW ZENITH HEATERLES3 THERMIQUE End Curl *1.00 and -1.50 Including Shampoo Permanent $1,75, $2.25, $3.00 and $5:00 including finger wave and shampoo Dried Finger Wave 25c Shampoo 25c Telephone 55X for Appointment IRL°NE PEASE THE BRUSSELS POST. . Robert Currie of Morris Twp• was in the village one day recently r.- sewing old acquaintances and visit- ing friends. Ross Cunningham was home over the week end 'on leave from military training camp. At the -completion of renovating the Blake Howlett house by .painting and papering the 'C.N.R. station 'agent '33. Hewitt and faenIIy move.( into occupancy last week, having to vacate the Mrs. Hamilton property so that Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton who are retiring from farming could take op residence again in their village home. Mr. Hamilton has been quite sick for a number of weeks but is get- ting stronger again. Ile has its •posed of his farm to his nephew and is holding a clearance auction sa15e of farm stock and implements, Re• tirement from farming will follow as soon as possible. Elthe3 commnni'y was largely represented last Sunday, Oct. 27, at Union church, special anniversarY services with Rev. D. M. Guest, a former pastor on Ethel circuit as 'Preacher at bath morning and even- ing hours of worship. Jimmie (guest of Wyoming, 13 -year-old Sou of Rev. and Mrs. Guest contributed a solo number. The Stranger of Galilee in splendid volition. Miss ,Mary Hewitt of Ethel gave an ef- fective rendition of the choice solo - selection entitled "My Task.' The evening service predominated In Persons present. (Both services well attended. Mrs. John Lake has been under the doctor's care for the past two weeks with a severe attack of Bronchitis at the home of her (laugh. ter Mrs. Henry, Ethel and her many friends will be glad to know she is ianproving. Introducing am THE NEW 1941 Wetinghouse Positively The Best Radio Value on the Market All The Latest Improvements Plus Westinghouse Dependability Gives You More Rad io Value Per Dollar 1 See them at the Radio Shop Competent Storage Battery Service We wish to announce the installation of a modern battery charger equipment. Maomaking the acid test O. K. We don't just change it—WE CHARGE YOUR BATTERY Burgessrnie a Seddon & alo Tubes ccessories Batteries A PHONE 92X, BRUSSELS OUR DIAMOND ROOM AFFORDS PRIVACY WHEN BUYING Classified Ads FOR SALE - 1 Oak Bedroom Suite. phone 31 - apply at The Post FOiR SALE— Hous' and Lot with Barn. apply to Pratte 87X Walter Sharpe LOST - 3 strayed Calves, a red, a roan and a 'black. apply to phone 51-r-8 Clifford Marks Notice . . Township of Grey A Court of Revision for the hear- ing of appeals against the aases9+ ment roll at the township et Grey will be held in the Clerk's office, ' dial, on Saturday, Nov. 2nd, at 10 o'clock a.m. Anyone interested le asked to take notice, J. H. Fear, Clerk. C=7t 1 Mortgage Sale Powers of Sale contained in certain Mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale by , THOMAS FELLS, Auctioneer, at PUBLIC AUCTION on Friday, the Eighth day of Novem- ber, 1940, at one o'dlock in the after. noon, Standard time, at the farm of. Joseph ,Ames, near Ethel, the follow- ing property, namely: ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, and being composed of Lot 12, .Concession 8, containing 100 acres, more or less, On the said faun there is said to be erected a dwelling house with suitable farm buildings. At the same time and place under the authority of a Landlord and Tenant Distress Warrant there will be offered for sale the following chattels.- 1 hattels.1 grey horse 1 black mare 1 black horse 1 red & white cow 1 blue cow -1 White cow 2 white brood sow. 15 suckling pigs . 1 farm waggon 1 hay loader 1 walking plow 1 set of drag harrows 1 mower 1 hay rake All hay and grain grown on the said' farun. TERMS OF SALE OF CHATTELS: - Cash The lands will be sold subject to a reserve bid. TERMS OF SALE OF FARM— Twenty-five per cent. of the pur- chase money to be paid down at the time of the sale, the balance to be Secured by a mortgage with interest at four per cent. per annum. For further particulars and condt- tions of sale apply to THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURAL LOANS Parliament Buildings, TORONTO - Ontario. DATED at Toronto this Seve,tteenth day .of 'October, 1940. FOR SALE— Young Cow due to freshen about' Nov. 1st apply to phone 34-r-15 S, J. Wright FOR SALE— 1 single furrow 'Riding Plow, nearly new. apply to phone 24-r-7 Welly McDonadl WANTED— C;apable young girl wants house work. - apply at phone 31 The Post FOR SALE— "National Blue Flame" Oil -burner cheap apply to Jack Allan, Brussels. FOR SALE - 10 Pigs, .5 weeks old. Berkshire and Tamworth crossed, Phone 42-r-26 Baxter Stevenson WANTED— Old Houses for Fox Feed. phone 85-r-4 Brussels. J. Wilson, Ethel. WANTED— A good reliable man to supply cuatomeis with R'awleigli Products, Write Rewleigh's, Dept. ML-152- 1s7J. MONTRiEAL, CANADA STRAYED— Steer on Lot 25, Con. 2, Morris; Person can have save proving ow.t ers'hip and paying expenses. phone 53-r-5 Glen Bray NOTICE— Rlanvleigh Customers Sn Brussels, place your orders for fall and winter needs with C. Payne, Phone 58. LOST— On 2nd line. of Morris between Lot 16 and 17 a rolling colter off an In ternational Ploy, A considerable re- ward to finder. +1.;413; phone 11-r-4 Brussels J. J. -Sellers, R.R. 4, Wingha.m APPLICATIONS— Miss Margaret Garniss having tendered her resignation as choir leader of the Brussels United Church. Application will be received by the undersigned up till November 9th, 1540. State salary. Percy Mitchell, Recording Stewart! FOR SALE— Wheels and heavy axles for wagon also iron sand pump for cleaning wells also ladies' (Muskrat lined Cloth Coat, fur collar. Would sell the lining and collar separately if desired. This could be made over beautifully for young girl. Would exchange any of these for good bard body wood if more convenient. apply at The Post C=, BLUEVALE Wednesday, October 3004 .94Q 150 STYLISH WARM WINTER COATS TO CHOOSE FROM MEN ! Come to Seaforth to buy that new coat pou've been promising yourself. We'll give you the • choice and class of a city store, but charge you small town prices. Raglans, fitted models, drapes styles or standard slip-ons— Plus many new novelty young men's styles. They consist of all wool imported coatings in velour, tweeds, Elysians and meltons in all the best shades. REMEMBER THIS ! You'll Pay More For Coats Next Season We have a complete range priced at $15.95 to $35.00 NEW WORSTED SUITS FOR MEN Here's a swell group of late atirivals in fall suits. They're surely the tops in style, patterns and quality. Two Pants Come To The Seaforth Lions Hallowe'een Frolic October 31st Mr. and Mrs, Wicks at Detroit .!- Stewart Bros. SEAFORTH spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs J Alex Mo wen, accident. A bag oY grain Yell on Mrs. Robt, MloGuire of Wiinghanr her, breaking the ankle bone. She sipent a few days with Mr, and Mrs. was taken to the Wingham General Harry Bosman and other friends on .Hospital. the 2nd line. J. W. Wettlauter, who recently Mr. amid ,Mrs. George Thornton sold his stock of general merchan- spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. dise to George Lo`1o, is busy taking and Mrs. Jack Wickstead. a stock. Mr. Wuundecided Mr, and Mrs. Harry Bosman spent yet where he willettlalocate.feris Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. John Mr, and Mrs, J. H. Wykoff, of (Bosman and family at Dutton. Yew asle, cl., U.S,A., Wedding bells will soon be ring- IttnC g blrsrli. WyInkoff'e sisterare, Mrs. ing on the 2nd line Morris. Fowler and Rev. F. 0, Lowler a1 Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Nethery and the manse; Mrs. William Elston is, daughter a,nd Mr. encl. Mrs. Chas. visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Thomas Johnston and son spent Sunday in Toronto; Miss Isobel McKin- afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Richard non, Mrs. Patetrson and son Dick, Johnston and Emma. of Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. R. MY•. and Mrs, Harold Harris aid H. McKinnon. sons of Drayton visited on Sunday Rev. F. G. Fowler conducted the with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed. regular service in Knox Presbyto^- Jolrnston and family. Ian church. on Sunday morning. Next The fowl supper served in the Sunday morning Rev. Mr, Mceary, school room of the United Church secretary to the Upper Canada on Friday veering drew a. good Bible Society; will speak in the in - crowd. Atter the supper Rev, C. _ .- Com, LOCKJAW OUTBREAK ,NEAR ATWOOD ,An outbreak of Iockjaw among horses has developed on the farm of Harold Garter In Peffers district, near Atwood. One animal is tlaacl and two others have been affected by the disease the origin of which hsa not yet been detorniured, "HOW did you learn to wall( n tight rope. Just :rick it up your self?" "No, it has to be taut." Tavener acted as chairman and in- troduced the artists of the evening. Piano selections were played by Mr. Lloyd Wetlleufer of Blyth, Vocal numbers, were contributed by a mixed quartet from Lucknow. Their ,selections consisted of sacred 31111 patriotic and two humorous numbers in costume. 'Irs, W. VanWick, of Winghain, gave readings, including n Scotch rending from the pen if Ian McLaren, a selection by Rudyard Kipling and three of lOdgar Guest's poems. The program throughout was greatly enjoyed, Visitors; Dr. Arthur Shaw atm Mrs, Shaw and daughter, of Toronto with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Straw; Miss Florence Fowler and Miss Olive Scott with relatives at Seafortii, While children, were piny'ng fu the barn on the farm of Bled: Bras, at the edge of the village, Mary, the eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Darling, met with an terests of that organisation. ,Mss. Robert Thomas, a,doonlman- ied by her sister, Mrs. Fisher, and Mrs. ids Wilson, 'Toronto, were week end visitors with Mrs. Lock- hart and Miss Agnes Thomas; Tom any Stevens, Toronto, who spent several summers here at the home of Mr. and MTs. Roger Oke, called on Friends here over the week end. Mr. Stevens is an instructor at the IM-alton airport, Toronto. Loudon west end stores are being- besieged eingbesieged by women shoppers in a rush to buy the remaining stocks o? silk stookngs. Sale of silk hose will -be harmed after Feb. 1. Artificial silk may be worn, but all Britain's real silk stockings will be diverted.