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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1940-11-6, Page 5SUPERIOR STORE �..��ORY�6E1t rV 1C L QUALITY SPECIALS FHU SDA? FRIDAY�TURQ 9 bars for 31C r, & G Soap • ••• , , • •,, _iillcreet Lard, Pure • • • • . • • 2 tb for 19c.. _ost Granulated or Yellow Sugar 10 Ib for 65c .y'rner Pork & Beans 20 oz, 2 tins for 17c Salted Sodas • • • , . • • . ••,, 2 Ifii for 29c Pablum Cereal for Children ....................per pack 45c Grapefruit, large • • . • . • • , • • • • . • 6 for 25c Flashlights Batteriea................2 for 25c Flashlight Bulbs • • • •.. each lOc • Electric Bulbs Netyi Prints 36,in. wide,, • . • . each 15c per yd .22c Tabosac Flannels • - • • • • • • • • • • • per yd 35c Ladies' Silk & Wool Hose " r• per pr. 29c coetc+e sumsmeicmordemo as siemsletremors its iebo sis's'imso WM. ZIEGLER Highet Prices Paid For Produce Ethel, Ont. Phone 2241 .o' BLUEV ALE My, Robt. Davidson on Monday and attended at funeral of a cousin Mrs, Mary Robertson and Mrs. afternoon. R. Ni•cholsia returned home from Mr. Will Johnston, Mr. Arthur the West last week after visiting Shaw and Mr, Robt. Shaw and Mr. with friends there. and Mrs. Richard Johnston attended a ,funeral of a cousin Mr. Robt. Davidson on Monday at Goderich. Many congratulations to Mr. and and Mrs. Wm. McKinney over the arrival of a baby girl last Wednes. day. Mr. Bayer visited for a couple oi days last week with Mr. and Mrs Robt, McMurray and family. Although weather conditions were most unfavorable there was a good attendance at the dance at Kirton's schoolhouse on the Ota concession of Turnberry on Friday night. The special feature of the evening evas drawing the lucky tickets for the Dresden plate guilt donated by Mrs. Charles Elliott and a 25-1b. sac kof flour donated by L. G. Turvey. Miss Florence McQuil- lan of the Wingham General Hos- pital staff, became the proud pas sessor of the quilt and Eldred Nichol held the lucky ticket for the flour Music mas supplied by the Gerrie orchestra. The ladies served lunch. The proceeds will go to the Blue - vale Women's Institute to be used to purchase supplies for the sol- diers. The Rev. Mr. McLeary, secretary for this division of the Opper Can- ada Bible Society, spoke in Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning and at Eadie's Presbyter- ian Church in the afternoon. Mr. McLeary stated the facts and figures of the Society in a very interesting manner and it is most encouraging to know that each pear the output of Bibles Is increasing. The local com- mittee with Robert Shaw as presi- dent, held a meeting recently and appointed collectors who will com- mence their canvas in the near future. Mrs. Fred Johnson and daugh- ters, Mr, and Mrs. Lewis. and Mr. Pilleworth of Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ;Shaw and other relatives; Miss Ruth Johnston is spending two weeks here; Miss Clara Pinkney,. Miss Lela Agar had her tonsils removed last week in Clinton hos- pital, We are glad to hear she is feeling better. Mr, and Mrs, Robt, McMurray spent Sendap afternoon at Stratforl with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnston, 1Ir. and Mrs, Jas. Peacock spent Sunday -afternoon and Monday at Godericb Notice To Creditors --x---- I.n the estate of Catherine Jane Coulter. late of the Township of iMorrls in the County of Huron, spinster, who died on or about the eleventh day of July, AD. 1940. —,— TAKE NOTICE that all parties having claims or demands against the estate of the above•merrtioned dedeased must mail particulars and proof of same to Elmer D. Bell, Brussels, solicitor for the under- signed executors on or before the 23rd day of November, A.D. 1940, upon which date the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets with regard only to those claims which they shall then have received. DATED at Brussels this 2nd day of November A.D. '940. WSlliani J. Humphries Wesley Rockwell John J. Coulter Executors by their solicitor ELMER D. BELL, Brussels, Ontario GET YOUR PERMANENT ON THE NEW ZENITH HEATERLES' 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 IRENE PEASE TIB BRUSSELS POST bet..urtli, with Miss Florence Fervid Or; ,Mrs, MarY Rober:eon and lira Margaret aliclie sen have returne'1, lime from a gi weeks' visit ii>rs Manitoba, and at Rush Lake, Sas1f!,i Mr, and Mrs, Archie Seott of See,',1 Earth, wi'tly Mph. els.oghte?, Mrs.; George Loye. easEl Auction ,Sale Of Household Effects on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th At 1.1, 0, Walker's, Turnberry Street, Brussels Sale Commencesat 2 P. M. 5 Kitchen Chairs Leat I Kitchen Table Drop Leaf I Roll Top Writing . k 1OMcCall. 4 Burner Electric Range 1 Annex With Deane Oven 1 Cupboard Table 1 Round Oak Dining 1 Oak 'Buffet 6 Oak Chairs 1 •Double Day Bed Room 1 Reed Table Living 1 Jardinere Table 1 Oak Rocker 1 Reed Arm Chair 3 Piece Reed Living Room Suite 2 Scatter Rugs 1 Upholster Slipper Chair 1 Mirror 3 Table Lamps. and Electrical Fixtures 3 Bedsteads 3 Springs 3 Mattresses 2 Dressers 2 Washstands 9x12 1 Congoleupnn Rug. Quantity Floor Oilcloth 4 Glass Doors For Cupboards and Shelves 1 Weighted Polisher 1 Step Ladder Curtain Rods 1 Childs Commode Chair 1 Clothes Dryer 2 Coal Oil Lamps 1 Household Scale 1 Lawnmower 1 Hall Tress 1 Tubstand and Wringer 1 Tub 1 Boiler Quantity of Fruit Jars Quantity of Lumber Cedar 'Posts 2 Verandah Chairs 1 Cutter Garden Hose Other Articles Too Numerous To Mention TF,QME CASH H. O. Walker W. S. Donaldson Prop. Auctioneer Mortgage Sale Is Your Car Ready For 9 ■ A WINTER CHECK-UP IS NOT EXPENSIVE Cart's YE Now, at the first sign of dropping temperatures, is the time .to prepare your car.for winter. The 'lubrication, battery,' brakes, YMotor,, spark plug's and starter alI.l ' need attention to make sure of a safe 'diving winter, We'll check your car from A to 5, for very little money, and well guarantee a perfect job. Drive in today anil got Mr winter olreck-liypyoua'll save time and money in the long run, arage Wedneda1, November 6th, t8;p Announcenent ■ . business formerrlrun oe the Mr D, C ,Warwick I, Chas. TDa idsonwish to ann r of the agency; and will continue in the office of the Radio Shop,- ,, recently vacated by D. C. Warwick. Companies represented:— Con' epresented: Consolidated Canadian General Dominion of Canada, 4titich• General Perth Mutual Chas. phone 92X Davidsofl Brussels, Grit, BELGRAVE hold a Hallowe'en party at the will be held on Tuesday evening. home 'of Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Wight -1 Decemiber 17th. The teacher and mai 011 llrhursday last. T5he c -'p- , pupils of the local school will co - The Young PJople' Society of Bel- acity of the home was taxed by the operate in this effort. grave United Church met for a ,company 'which gathered, a goodly a= moi social evening on Wednesday last, number of whom were in masque,- under the .leadership of Harold Vie- 1 rade costtiine. . The costumes were cent and Cie social committee of varied in type' and very effective. I A Hallowe'en social was held last which he is convenor. There was ( The, unmasking ceremony was a Friday evening in S.B. No. 3, where an attendance of about 40. The thoroughly enjoyable feature of the a very interesting program was Pre evening's program had been care -1 gathering., .. A musical selection by i seated by the children in costume Pully planned and was carried I Jas. and "deorge MoGee and a which caused considerable amuse - through in an efficient and enjoy couple of contests under the leader- meat, prizee were given to the best able manner. Lunch followed the game period and a brief talk by the , ahtp of LavinaM t cBurney filled the I comic suits at the conclusion of the period till lunch time arrived. Lunch Prom, cconwrnned as served thrghost and minister and a devotional •peri,•. and a vote Of thanks to Mr. and dancing plus brought the gathering to a close. Mrs VPightman brought a happy the evening. Proceeds were donat The meeting ,for Nov. 6 has been gathering to a close. ed to the Red Cross. Miss Caidwellt suspended so that the society might is the teacher. co-operate fully in the Congrega- The Young People's Society will Lloyd Wheeler is expected homer tional Fowl Supper effort on that meet on Friday night of this week at this week from Woodstock, where, rhe'home of Mr. and Mrs. Hereon he has been in training for the last The Young People's Society and Irwin. month, for home defence. 1 the Women's Missionary Society of The Sunday School Christmas �—i— �� Brick Church combined forces to • Tree and 'Concert of Brick Church SATURDAY IS POPPY DAY GREY Powers of Sale contained in cerin'^_; mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale by , THOMAS FELLS, Auctioneer, at PUBLIC .AUCTI.ON on Friday, the Eighth day of Novem- ber, 1940, at one o'dlock in the atter. 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, hying and being in 1113 Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, and being composed of Lot 12, Concession S, containing 300 acres, more or less. On the said fame there is said to be erected a dwelling house with suitable farm buildings. At the same time and place uncle/ the authority of a Landlord and Tenant Distress Warrant there will be offered for sale the fgllowing chattels.- 1 hattels.1 grey horse 1 black mare 1 black horse 1 red & white cow 1 blue cow 1 white cow 2 white broodsolve 15 suokling Pigs 1 faun ''waggon 1 hay loader 1 walking plow 3. set of brag harrows 1 mower . 1 hay rake All tiny and 'grain grcwu .on the said farall. TERMS OF SALE OF CHATTELS: Cash The lands will bo 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 to secured by a mortgage with Interest at four per cent, pet annum. 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