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Grocery Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Libby's Spaghetti • • • • , •••••• • • • ..*••••••••. 2-15 oz. tins 15c
Blue BOY Coffee • .• ... • • • 1 Th bag for 37c
Chicken Haddie ••• • • • • .• • • • .... ...• .. per tin •14c •
Lux Toilet Soap .. • • • • • • •• " .• • • 4 bars for 19e '
Red Rose Keta Sahnon . • • ,, ... •... large tin 17c
Cooking Figs • • • • .• ............. • • • • . . , • 2 Ib for 23c
Ground Wheat • • • • . for porridge . • • • 6 lb for 25c
Sunset Dyes 2 pack for 25e
Mid -Winter Specials - For Two Weeks
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Flannelette Blankets, large size ...• • .• ..... ••••• per pr $2.35
Wool Blankets, large . • . per pr.
Men's Stanfield's Wool Shirts & Drawers ... ••• • each $1.49
Boys' Fleeced Shirts & Drawers .... , • • • • • • • • each 35c
Children's Cornbination Suits, Mason -knit • • • ..... each 79e
Girls' Fleeced Bloomers, all sizes • ... • • ...... • • • each 39e
Wornen's Wooltex Strap Vests „ each 49c
Baby's Wool Vests . • " • • • • . • • ..• • • • .. each 29c
Boys' Heavy Tweed Caps • • • .. • • . ••••... .... • • • each 69c,
Ladies' Fancy Wool Sweaters in the new shades each $2.25
Boys' WoolPullover Sweaters ... • • each 98c
Girls' Silk & Wool Sweaters • •
Little Boys' 2 -piece Wool Suits
Men's Jumbo -Knit Sweaters
Girls' Pleated Wool Skirts .. • each 79c
Men's Hy. Milton Cloth Windbreakers zipper2-tone ea.
Boys' Hy. Milton Cloth Windbreakers zipper 2 -tone ea. $2.98 •
Women's Wool Jersey •Goloshes, black to clear at per pr,75c
Boys' 6 -Eyelet Rubbers, all sizes .... . per pr $1.39
each. 5Sc
.. • each, '75c,
each $2.39
Wm. Ziegler
Highest Prices Paid For Eggs,
Phone 22-r-11
Ethel
THE BRUSSELS POST
To Shorthorn. Breeders
Of Perth and 'Huron Counties
Dear Sir;
Amingentents have been intele to
hold 'tip annual meeting of the
PU1'A/011'0n 'Shorthorn Breeders,
Club ie the City et Stretford on
da
y,MaiCA ardWith tbo f011owing
10.30tme-Annual meting et the
Club be held in the Agrietfl'etrai
Offieee, etc.
12.30 Noon, --Luncheon it the "Mem
sten House -50o a plata
2,00 'gen. - Agricultural 0 f 11 o 0.
Seeakers, H. R, White, -Secretary,
Ceneelian Shorthorn Aesociatien,21110.
Prof,' Gee. Day, ,Secretary, Ontario
Sliceihorn Olab.
SPECIAL; The lodies are ere
peels:11y ievited to attend the move...
Ing meeting and the, eteen nineteen
with the men. In the afternooa,
fl
scheduled tour through tile Beaerne
Herald Newseamer rooms, Furnititia
plante, such est the Imperial Ratteu,
Kroehlerts and Avalon Fabrics. The
officers. are very desirous og havIng
Nie ladies attend on March 3rd.
Therefore, take this as a opecial
imitation to come along with your
friends. it should be an interestleg
afternoon program.
Due to lack of entries), the pro-
posed sale to be held. at Wingham
around April 15th has been called
off.
The beef industry is on the up,
glade and as a result there Is a
strong demand for both bulls and
females+. We would, like to have
all shorthorn people at the annual
meeting Whether they are members
of the 'Mb or not. Please make up
a car -load from your district to go
to the ,Strattord meeting,
Below' you will find the question-
naire to fill out. Please return this
by Saturday ot this week to either
Clinton or Strait -fore depending on
which Oaunty you live in. This
will enable ue to arrange the leach
in a satisfactory manner. Remember
Week,
Wi1$011: Who works on eight
in a steel »Mutt at Halliiittne'
weal le/Me for a, 'brier Mille at the
first Of the week.
'Bert 1.4210.0e and fautily are taking
alp residence in Hanliltou, household
effects were erelistered by Motor
transport Tneedeer at this week.
Stan tepeiran was home ever Sun-
day from Brantford *here he hem
steady employment for montba,
Bryan Mies end Helen flateinae
were vieltors with Elms TWa.
friends iSundety atterneeil,
'Euchre and Last Heir games
'sponsored by Ethel Red Crossgroin
given 111 Grey 'Nip, 111111 IVIondaY
Feb, 24 wee fairly well patronized
an gave pleasiag entertainment Ter
0.11, 1.4212011was served.
The Sohn Kranter family have re
turned to Ethel after spending smile
months -at Ayr, where they Were
eugaged' in farm work,
A Red Cross quilting was held at
the home of Mrs. Frank ,Sieightheini
Tuesday 'afternoon of this week,
The oath occurrelt MendecY, reb,
17th of Mrs, Sohn either of Harris -
ton, a former resident of (rey, due
to stormy wetuthar and impassable
roads the funeral did not take Place
E
HEL
Ratepayers are coming more and
more to agree that municipalities
ehould adopt -all or none -policy
of opening up winter roads for tint -
Sorra traffic.
Some motorists going places at
tie week. end met up with entre*
sable roads for car traffic, parked
the car in convenient satety and
hitchhiked the intervening three
miles to reach the desired destiva-
tion. Where there's a yill there's
0.
a way,
Ethel cemetery whit W. H, Love as
funeral dereetor.
'Six -year -61d Glenn and three-year-
old, Jean Ameo came by train from
BrusSels 1111110.21)'atteraeon and Paid
a visit oat grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs. Aines, returning by train Satur-
day noon.
A successful Enchee party was
held in Twp. Hell on Monday even-
ing. A silver collection was takee
the proceeds of which are being
used for Red Cross purposes. The
winners in. the euchre were Geo.
..••••abaa•immdie
Hatchinson, Norman Stephenson,
Alex McDonald and Mrs, Wardlave.
,-----^,----- A eineilar party will be held on
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Friday morning of last 'week 1.1101
C.N.R. train coming from Kincardine
had a break -down.. It took comb)
enable time to make TepalfS. Ar-
riving at Ethel at 9,15 a.m. Instead
of 6.54 schedule time, Much. to the
disappointment of passengers who
were nue for a special morning ap-
pointment
Mrs. Sart! and Mrs. Ernie Cole of
Stratford attended the funeral of
'their ,aunt, Mrs. Jelin Miller of
Harriston, in Ethel, Monday of this
CieSNAPSI-1OT GUILD
CHILDREN IN THE TUB'
4,
The bathtub is an excellent spot for delicate, high -key snapshots of chit
dren-and these shots are easy with high speed film and photo bulbs
OZIE of the most popular spots in
the house, for snapshots of
small children, is the bathtub. It's a
natural location, not only because
children are particularly appealing
during the daily scrub, but also be-
cause the white walls and -white
tub lend a bright, high -key quality
to the pictures.
The walls and tub serve both as
background and as a series of re-
flectors, completely encircling the
subject. Because of all these bright
reflections, the shadows( are very
soft and elear-exactly the effect
you want in 'a child picture. This
effect can be obtainea in other
shots if you use several tefleetors
of white Cloth or cardbeard, to die -
tribute the light -and it's a point
Wall worth remembering. Most in-
door snaeshots could be improved
100 percent by the use of reflectors.
When you take snapshots in the
bathroom, keep your photo lights
• fairly high, ee that the light can get
:down inth the tub. it the. bathroom
is rattler emalleene light can often
be placed in a ceiling Iliture, and
h 2111 r used in a bridge lamp and
moved about as required. For box -
camera snapshots, on high speed
film, use two No. 2 flood bulb's, with
one in a ceiling fixture and the
other in a bridge lamp 4 feet from
the alibied, On if you Prefer te
use two bridge lamps with reflec-
tore, you can keep themboth 4 feet
from the subject and have a No. 1
bulb in the second lamp. 1 prefer
the No, 2 bulbs because they give
twice as much light and last about
three times as loeg.
In mos1 bathtub snapshots, the
tub should be just about as bright
as the subject. 11 you teed it a bit.
darker (tor example, when the
young subject is having a shampoo
and yeti want the white lather to
ehoW) Jug bring your, subject to
the near edge of the tue, and tilt
the reflectors down a trifle. Tilts
shades the baeltgvoand jest enough
-be Careful not to darken it too
Much,
relloW these Suggestions next
time you ehoot soma tlib pictures
of the "youngeilt Member." You'll
find they help make these snap-
shots even more attractive.
317 John van Gender
Monday evening, March 10. Every
one come and bring a friend, Ladies
are requested to bring lunch,
tre=1,
BLUEVALE
Notice to Public
Due to Government rulings of Cemeteries, parties
.paying for up -keep yearly, please be advised that these
fees are due January lst, of each year and must be paid by
April 1st..
No graves will be opened 'in lots where upkeep ens
arrears.
Parties purchasing new lots must, pay permanent yaw
keep, when lots are purchased. This is $10.00 per grave,
Lots can be purchased from one to five graves at Rresent.
We are obliged to strictly follow these rules, and keep
Cemetery in -good order -
BRUSSELS CEMETERY BOARD.
,ausessiess=aszsoaximemomiglimmus.""m
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bosnian and
tunny spent Sunday with elr, end
Mrs, Wm. McKinney and daughters
on the boundrY.
101 Chas. Johnston is 'visiting
with ler. and Mrs. Chas, Jones. and
other frienas at Auburn.
Miss Idabel MoKinon of Kitchen.
es spent the week end with her
parents and brother on the boundry.
Mr. Elden McKinney of Toronto
spent the week end with Mr. 'ad
Mrs. Win. McKinney and family all
the bowed -lee
Mr, George Wheeler attended the
funeral of his mother at Brussels on
0.13ondia7- .e..
Mrs Robt, McMurray and two boys
spent a week end -vvith her father
and sister at 'Stafford.
We are glad to hear Mrs. Atex.
Forrest Is able to be up and around
lefirs. George Harman and the -War-
wiick Bros. went 'to London to see'M'r.
Mr. ,deorge Harman and Mr, Thos.
Warwick who are ,sick in the hospi-
tal there.
Mrs. Norman Barnard and 1121115h.ter are visiting with her parents
Listoveel.
iStewart Mott -and Smith Robgrt-
son left this week for Fort William
where they will take courses at the
vocational school .preparing them
for work in the manufacture of war
materials.
W. 013. McKinney, Bluevale, and
his brother, Eldon McKinney, Tor-
onto, who recently purchased the
chopping mill from John McLeod
have taken possession.
During the severe wind storm on
Wednesday the compressed air
pump at the garage of Fred Hallen-
beck was blown down and damaged
to mine extent.
'Me funeral of Mrs. Arthur Magee,
Maris Townehirn, 03luevale Road
was held on Wednesday afternoon
from Hairy J. Fryfogle, Funeral Par.
lors, WIngham.
Mrs, Magee, formerly Sarah
Hughes, was in her 78111 year And
'had been a Me long resident', . of
their district. The service was con.
ducted' be' Rev, C. Tavener, Pastel,
0'! the United 'Meech of which she
was a member. The palibearerc
were Miller Proctor, Oraik Cleghern,
Russell Jerilyn, E. B. ,Tenkins, C.
Hetherington and George Fowler.
Lnterment took place in Wingham
Cemetery. "Site is survived by one
atm, Wiliiam, and one daughterM
, rs.
Alex, .Elliott.
Hamilton Doctor
Draws Royal Blood
Empire Service
(Continued frOrn Page 1)
Hamliton-iFor tile'th
at time In
hietory, Royal blood was drawn
recently in England to be used for
transfusion purposes for war victims
and Dr, W. S. Stanbuyy, former
clixecter of laboratory, Mountain.
San itovium, was the. offielatieg
doctor.
No less a personage thee. the
Princess Royal responded rba an
appeal of British Red Claes for
blood downs. he donation was
made at tbe Leeds Sefiool of Medi-
cine and blood taken will be used it
necessary, within the next seven
days and after that time it will be
coneented into plasma, for use of
army, navy or air force casualties.
The PATICeSS Royal is head of a
blood eranfusilon campaign which
aims at securing 100,00 blood
donore from the East and West Rid-
ings et Yorkshire.
Dr. Stead/levy is serving in Eng-
land with the Ministry of Health
and is regional blood transtneion
°Mew for East and. West Ridings of
Yorkshire.
Born in Exeter, he received 1113
the place, date and time: early education there and at Sere
Stratford, March 3rd at 10.30 p.m.
forth. He graduated from Dmver:
Yours very truly,
eitY of Toronto in arts in 1927 and
J. C. Shearer, Clinton, Sec, in medicine from the same univer-
Ralph White, Stratford, Aesit.-See.
sity in 1030, Dr. Stanbury was a2 -
Painted to the abaft of the Moen.
The following persons 'win be in tain Sanitorium nine years ago and
attendance at the annual meeting at was direetor of the laboratory until
the Perub-Hurou Shorthorn Breed- November, 1939, when he was named
ers' Club on March 3rd in Stratford.
Please reserve acommodation for
the noon luneheon.
16 RECONDITIONED PIANOS -
Signed
GREY
Hugh McCaritney Of Milestone,
Sask., who is at present with the
le,C.A.F., St. Thomas, sPent the
week end oath his aunt Mrs.
Turnbull and also his unclets Jus.
and Hugh MOCartney, eth line. '
Road 'Superintendent, 11. A. Keys,
Grey 'township is lateending 1.110
Good Roads Convention in. Toronto.
• for sale at the Mild -may Puree -tire'
,Store, $25,00 up. Also new Planes.
Free Delivery. -Open evenlogie
Blecrthic and ges-engine Washerg,
Refrigerators, Radios, at Old Stile
Prices,
J. e'. SOILIJETT & SONS,
MILDMAY, ONT
clinical pathologist of Leeds Ilniver•
sity. Lest July he was granted
leave by the university has since
been, with the Ministry of Health.
Dr. Stanbury Is in his thirty-sixth
year.
This Dr. Stanbury was born in
Exeter and received Ills early educa-
tion there and in Seeforth, so we see
another Huron bay honoured.
A- Ha
A story that's very' popular among
the Greek coloy in London cen-
zerns a tank captured brthe Greeks
from the Italians and put into Cant -
mission by its new owners.
What's the wetter with the
thing " demanded tee driver. "it
won't move more than 16 miles au
hour."
"Alh," he was told, "but you
should see it in reverse.'"
ACTIVE SERVICE
Alderson, J.
Bell, W. 01. Bid'
Black, Donald
Bryan,
Brolthers Lyle
Brewer, J.
Bowler, Heirry.
Cardiff,
Campbell Incr.
Dohl, C.
Dohl 0.
Gillis, Mose
Gibson, Harvey
Henderson, Arable
Hall, Russel
Hal -Mall, G.
Harmon, John
Hastings, Dave
Lowrie, Everett
Lowe, Stewart
Locking, Wm.
Myers; Dr, C. A.
McCauley, L.
McDowell, Mac
Palmer, Jas.
Palmer, Wm. (Cpl.)
Plum, Carl
Prest, T. A,
Rutledge, 'Hartley
Rowland, Win.
Speir, Jack
Stretion, H.
Saldsman, 20.
Sanderson, Lloyd
Tunny, Chas.
Thompson, A.
Thomas, H.
Whittard, R.
Wilson, Stan.
Workman, Gordon
Non Permanent -
Bell, E. D. (Lieut.)
-Campbell, G. R, Opt. -
Elliott, W. R.
°teeter, Fred
Nesbit, Fred
Thompson, M.
Tnoncpson, N.
Lowe, J.
Woodrow, A.
Awaiting call for Active Service.
Warwick, D. C.
Rejected -
Gillis; 0.
,:Fiseher, Wm.
Bawkine, Herb.
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Varnishes & Enamels
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