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Corn Niblets • • , 14 oz. . •
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.. per lb 10e
2 tins for 17c
• 2 tins for 21c
1 ib pack. for 25c
Ise pack.21c
10 lb for 68c
per. yd 29c
per yd 18c
1/4 ib skein 39c
2 balls for 28c
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Phone 22-r-11
Ethel
M. A.I Williams Weds
Miss Joan Griffiths
Groom's Father. Officiates
In Knox College
Chapel Ceremony
' Daffodils and palms formed 'an
effective ibackground in Knox
college chapel for the marriage of
.Miss Joan Griffiths, daughter of
Mrs. Gritfltaats and the late Albert;
Griffiths, to Leading Aircraftsman
Maldwyn A. Williams, son of Rev.
W. A. Williams and Mrs. Williams of
former pastor of Cranbrook - Ethel
and 1VVas.. W. 3, Stewart,
Mrs. Fred McLean, Winghare,
vi'sitett at the home of her daughter,
Mrs, F. M. Samir on Saturday.-
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L. E. Cardiff, M:P., and Mrs.
Q.laieliff lett for Ottawa at the be•
ginning of •the week.
* R. W. Kennedy extent the week
end with his 'parents Mr, and Mrs,
A, R. Kennedy of Peterborough.
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Mrs. D. C. Ross returned from
Wingham on :Sunday after • a visit
Ohurdhes. The groom's father of- ' with her eon Dr. Geo. Ross -and
family, et
lioiated, with Hugh Creason at the
organ. John Thomas sang. Given in
marriage by her uncle, J, Campbell,
the bride wore a gown of white
sheer, with Halo of orange bloasouts
and finger-tip embroidered veil,
and carried a shower or deep red
roses and bouvardia. Her sister, Mrs
J. 'Savage, was matron of honor,
wearing baby blue sheer, with hale
of matching flowers and Miss 1:.
-Williams, sister of the bridegroom,
-was bridesmaid, wearing pink sheer.
with matohing halo. Miss Gleuys
Griffiths, . junior bridesmaid, was
flocked in pink net, with matching
halo, and .ail carried bouquets of
roses. The couple was piped from
the chapel by students of Knox Cot•
lege, where the bridegroom was a
former student. William Hendersna
was groomsman, and the ushers
were J. Savage and Ivor Williams.
The reception was held at Dem
Sant Welsh church hall, where the
tilde's another received ,.in a.gown of
,gray w,itth mauve aocessoriee and
corsage of mauve sweet peas and
violets, ,Mrs. Williams wore a
• gown of rosewood shade, with 'navy
accessories- and rose corsage. Por
her wedding, trip the bride•. wore a'
costume of airrforce blue, `with
navy acce05ories.
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Mrs. E. Garton has been spending
the Minter months in ,Chatsworth[
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Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Procter were
Sunday visitors, with relatives in
Palmerston,
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Mrs, Donald Black and son Donnie
were week end visitors with relatIv•
es in Toronto,
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11r. Ed. Jewell, veto has a position
in Preston, visited with his family
over the week end,
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Mr. and Mrs. J, *'Galbaitli were
Sunday visitors with their daughter,
Mrs, Bredin, Toronto,
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George Galbraith left this week
for Toronto where Ire has taken a
position 10 a hardware store.
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Mrs. Oliver Hemingway is visiting
In'rootleto at the home of her son.
Mr, and Mrs. Sinclair •Hemingway.
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MIs's Mary ,Stewart, Plesberton,
- was a week end visitor with Mr.
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Over L. W. Eckmierts'iiftore "•
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Mr.
,Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Ewan, Elmer
Jr. and Mildred of Toronto were.
week end visitors with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan •McNichol of
MCIeillop were Sunday visitors with
her sister Mrs. Jas. Ifernaghan and
family..
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Mr. Stanley Rutledge, who has
been suffering from a heart condi.
[•fon, for some weeks had another
attack on Monday and is confined to
his home.
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Little Dale •Cardiff, baby daughter
of Mr. and -Mrs. Ross Cardiff suffer-
ed a bad accident on Monday when
she pulled some boiling water aver
herself. iShe was taken to Seaforth
hospital for treatment.
ETHEL
Me rains at the first of the week
anade roads again in bad condition
for motor traffic. . In .fact for any
mode of transportation. Even walk
.Ethel •public• ,school prions who
qualified for the atwai•d` for an every-
day monthly attendance for Febru-
ary, deserves special credit, as Chore
was much cold blustery weather and
heavy snow•filled roads 'during the
month. The distances- trabelled
varied from'finite, rods to two miles.
Typical sturdy young' Canadians.
On Tuesday morning an aeropl•trre
flying exceptionally low, few over
the village, citizens had the feeling
they were going to witness a plane
crash.
Visitors in town over the week
end' were Leonard Sinclair, Lorne
Jardine, Elwood McTaggart all of
Niagara Falls. Jack Dunbar or
Brantford, Calvin and Albert
Kreuter, of Galt and Merbtn Raby of
I{itehener, all at their s'espestire
homes.
John Kreuter and faintly are
getting again nicely adjustedfn
-,heir Ethel home eater an absence et
several months at Ayr.
A. L. McDonald enol Son, Mir
local drovers, ships via C.N.R, tram
Ethel on Wednesdays instead of
Mondays, as formerly.
Mr. and Mrs, Prank Hedkwell an.
.ouncethe engagement of their
daughter Liladr Muriel to Herman A,,
Whitfield, son of George and Mrs.
Whitfield, all of Grey Twp, Mar-
riage to take place early in. March,
In comae -talon with this there ,vas
'staged fi miscellaireous shower field
Monday evening, March era in Grey
Twp. Hall. A godd program was
presented othd, gulls, numerous erne.
Mental and useful, were received
for -Well aipr•opr'iate ack'owlecige•
meat wias'•gkvth by .,tire is'cipiouts.
After a bounteous lmtdh was server)
dancing follbWed with good quality
MIMIC strppllod by Meal talon,
As one of lcthdl's stoic peotile was
being ' givett the Matta' morning,
[deletion 411' 'Innidot ocourerd which
ani<ilat Have rOSUite4 mere
astrously, 'het ended Only as
laughable break in the monotony ill
a sick rooan,. The avttendeet .In
waiting On iia esick o110, who had
inceeonliner} to bed Jor save a
weeks scarcely able to move had the
anihshap to •have a (pitcher of , hot
Water snip from, the Serving tray
spilling the co'n'tents over the woolen
blankets covering the patient: 'rite
patient claimed it was more effeotive
than electrical treatment to combat
inactivity and quioker too. No bad
results followed tb mart' the amuse-
ment of rho moment.
Tghn A. and Mrs. Snell and `sons
Gleno and Lary Joseph were Sunday'
visitors lit EtI1e1 with the Ainee and,
.Batemah famines.
A euchre party under the; auspices
of tile Rea Cross will be held In
Grey Twp., hall on Monday evening,
March .10th. Everybody come and
bring a friend. Ladies please bring
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„3„ s-ewt,toutexli
No writing. No money orders.
No bother, Just call or phone,
100% live delivery guaranteed.
Gilbert E. Nethery
R: R. 5, Brussels
GREY
Connell Meeting March let,' 1941
The municipal council met on the
above date, Members all •present,
lunch. reeve presiding.
Mrs. James Pearson had the
misfortune to break flet arm last Minutes of last meeting were read]
week, and approved on anotion of Alex
The Women' Institute will meat Alexander seconded by Geo. Mo.
Donald,
at the home of Mrs. L. Lake on ,
Thursday afternoon, March 18th at Moved by W. It. Broadfoot second.
2.80. The motto, 'An Institute ed by /Stanley Machan, that we
without girls is like a garden with-
out !lowers: will be taken by ( Mrs,
M•clnnis)• Roll Call, what- son
consider the greatest need in the
community. Topic—,the glory or
living isto be transient to 'higher
life, wil ibe taken by (Mrs, •Snell),
fr•ish songal and ejokes, potato r
cipes, Lunch committee, -Mrs. J.
Bremner, Mrs. W. 0, Stevenson,
Mrs. Menzie.
Presentation For Muriel Hackwell
The Young Women's Auxiliary of
Knox Presbyterian Charon, :Ether,
held their March meeting on Sates.
clay :afternoon, March 1, at the home
of Mrs. Dr, Richmond, At the Mese
of the meeting the members of the
Auxiliary presented Muriel Hacic-
wel with •goblets. The following;
address was read -by Ruth Dunbar.
Ethel,, Ont., March 1
Dear Muriel—
We, your fellow members of the
Young Women's Auxiliary are ve
glad at thistine to be able to snow
our best wishes to you and to toll
you that we have appreciated your
working with us since the forming
of tare "Busy Bees.”
We would ask you to accept these
goblets hoping that when using them
you will Welt et your pleasant
moments with us.
Wishing you all sortsof joy aro
.happiness, we are your friends
of the Woung Women's Auxiliary.
Knox Presbyterian Church Ether.
Muriel Sinclair
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Ruth Dunbar • -1
Mrs. Sinclair made the prase:14f
tion. Muriel gave a suitable reply,
Lunch was served at the close of
the meeting.. '
Shower for 'Muriel Hackwell
On Monday evening of lois week a
uniscellaneous shower -was 'held ini
Ethel Township •Hall • in bonier of
the bride and groom to .be. • After a
Short program. with Rev. •Taylee as
chairntlan, Muriel Haadkwell ; and
Herman Whitfield were,- asked to
wane to •the front:
The, following address was read by
Mi•s. Wan: Flood. •
Dear Muriel and Herman=-
We
ermkn-We your friends. and neighbours
have gathered here- tonight to
honour you on the occasion of year
approaching marriage. Many of 'us
have known you from childhood day:=
and some are schoolmates of other
years, and we have learned to ad-
mire you In many ways and we are
Dread to be able to show our affec-
tion for you tonight. We wish you,
the very choicest blessing life can
offer, .Toy and happiness iu • ytnt
'married life, wealth and prosperity
and health to enioy there.
Now we would offer you just a
word of aJvice on how to stake your
husband happy. Now after yeti
have married him Study Him
If he is secretive—Trust Hlim.
I•f lie is sad—Cheer Hinr,
if he is •tallettive i tetcn to Him,
When he is 0uart•elsoine—Ignore
Hiro,
If 11e is Jeaious--+Cure Him,
If he cares not for pleasure—Coax
Hian.
If be favors society—Accompany
Him,
When he deserves it --Kiss Him,
When 11e is cress ---.Humour Him
But never let him know that he is
boss.
Neese accept these gifts with best
wishes for hourfnture happiness.
Signed in behalf of, your friends
and neighbors and Knit Presbyter -
dart, Church, Etlrol„ - r
Joseph Baker and Elston Speltah
made the pi•osenitation of the gifts.,
The bride tie attd, grooan to be made a
suitable reply, The remainder of
tae evening, wits spent In dancing.
give the Watton Library Board the
usual grant of $5,00. —Carried. •
Moved by Geo. MODonald second
ed by W. R. Broadfoot, that By-law'
no. 10-1940 known as the Close'
Drain Improvement By-law be falai-
Passed and debentures issued to'
cover the cost of tike work,
•--iCarried,•
Moved by Alex Alexander .second—
ed by Stanley Machan, ' that wet:.
call for tenders for crushing and,;
hauling 12,000 yds. or more " graver
to be delivered on 'the Township'
roads, _Carried.
Moved by Stanley Machan second'
ed by 'Geo. McDonald, that the tax
collector notify all those in arrears,
for taxes to either settle by cash 01'
bond on or before April 5th, After
that .date the Bailiff will be instruct_
ed to collect.
Moved by Stanley Meehan second-
ed by W. 11, Broadfoot, that all ap-
proved accounts be paid. —Carried.
Moved by W. R. Broadfoot second-
ed by Stan, Machan, that we do now
adjourn to meet April 5 or at the
call of the reeve. --Carried.
The ,following accounts were paid
Charles Keifer, snowplowing 10,19
Ed, Jacidin, snow removal , ,, 2.233
Melvin Jaoklin, snow re-
moval
Thos. Wilson, attend meeting
of Highway Dept. •at
Listowel ., •3,00
J. H. Fear, Highway Dept.
at Listowel
S.11. Fear, annual road
returns
Hugh ,Smith, road supt. . .
Prey. Teeas., Insulin
Wan. Paterson, rep. office
roof
J. H. Fear, count Of appeal,
Close Drain '
3., H. Fear, relief acocunt
A. Wood, erlief account ..... 9.99
Geo. Michel, relief,acount 10.57
Geo. Dunbar, relief account .13 74
bhas, Hansuld, acoount , • • .80
('Hugh ,Smith, attend Good
Road •Convention 1616=
Mrs. H. Kirkby, Walton
1.25
3.00
00
.13.31).-;
2.09,
Notice to the public
Due to Government rulings of Cemeteries, parties
, paying for up -keep yearly, please be advised that these
fees are due January 1st, of each year and must be paid by
Aiwa ;lst,.
No graves will be opened 'in lots where upkeep is in
arrears,
� Parties purchasing new lots must pay permanent up,
keep, when lots are purchased. This is $10.00 per grave.
LotsThe Board is can be purchased from one to five graves at present,
:
1anxious to have levery t possible lot put
into permanent care this year. All monies received for
rsermanent care must be invested in . Government bonds.
All the Management is allowed to use is the interest from
these bonds. By this system you areassured that funds will
always be available to keep your lot the way you wish to
see it. , Will you put your le; in permanent up -keep.
BRUSSELS CEMETERY BOARD.
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Library .„, 5.00
T, H. PEAR, Clerk.
OBEY ,,., .. ..
Mr, Percy Tyreman was a week.
end viettor in Toronto,
1YIrs, Allister Bis'd was a recent
visitor; in =Toronto,
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A7tsi. Joseph Curtis visited with
friends at Mitchell last week,
Miss IsalOel Douglas has 59801 'the
week end with her parents at Lack -
now.
Mr. Spence McKinnon and Mr.
G'lea Geo. took in the hockey
match at Toronto on Sautrday might..
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Mathers and
son Arnold' 'disfted' on :Sunday with
his father,• br:ether and aunt.
M.r and Mrs. Donald Robertson
Qf Ningh'am visited with his mother
and brother on Sunday.
Miss Rhoda Robertson of Toronto
Spent 'the -week end at her home on
the buondry,
Mr. Alvin Smith of Goderiolt spent
the }week end with Mrs. Smith and
daughter,
We are glad to hear Miss Ler-sena
Hamilton is better again,
'The monthly meeting of the Gen-
eral •Ministerial Association of Wrag.
ham and district was held at the
parsonage of the United 'Church
Bluevele, on Monday, There was a
large and representative gathering
of members present. The treasurer.
Rev. John Pollock, B.A., of Wh'te-
ohardli, - gave a very profound,
scholarly and inspirational paper.
dealing with the current problems
of tlfeology`and of the church. At
Ile conclusion of the business part
et the meeting most delicious
freshmenits,.were served.
A very hearty vote of thanks was
Je` tetrdliI"' c3"Rev and Mrs. • 'Canna
bell Tavener for their kind hos.
pitality.
1/0 ` 6iiki Mrs- W; H. MOKinney
`-an sitiV-^daughers visited with
Mrs. McKinney's parents at Harris
hidta'i •A'irnoia C. Lilliow, R.C.A.E.,
who -has been in training at ' Mone-
T9d Milia is having a ten day leave
"a�t•"h'fi8�`hr'✓="here. 111 was 'met at
Toronto by this • brother Jack and
Meaning Black, '
"1....real ,.•
Rrlayerels Meeting Theme
O.L �lclevale ,W.M.S.
In the absence of the president,
the viceepresideat, Mrs;. Ettwaru
Johnston, presided at .the regular
monthly meeting of the W. M, S. of.
the. United .Church on :Wednesday
afternoon, ,The service throughout
was in keeping with the theme.
"Finding the Way Through Prayer."
Mrs. Arbhui• Shaw read the Scripture
lesson. Mrs. C. Tavener spoke on the
Study Book, 'iLivthig Epistles 1n
Korea,' 'dealing with the life and
work of two Christian women, Maria
Kiri, an outstanding Korean Christ_
Ian and Miss. Maud McKinnon, oae
of the anisisonaries of the church
Mrs, R. Nicholson sang a solo and'
the roll -call was answered with
sentence prayer, lSpeeial prayers
were offered for the Korean mission.
The ladies of this conunity de-
livered a numberof articles et cloth-
ing' to the Red Cross Society at
Wingham this weak,
a=t1.
WALTON
Messrs Gordon Baux and Jean
Turnbull of the Ontario Veterinary-
College,
eterinaryCollege, Guelph, spent Sunday after-
noon with the latter's parents Mt.
and Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull.
The U.F,W:O. met at -the home' or
Mrs, J. Campbell on February 21tlr.
14 ladies answered the roll call
which was responded to with a
"Valentine verse." Articles were
read from "Our Blueprint" by Mrs.
Marshal, Mrs, Rowland and Miss
Simpson. Plans were made for a
concert taking the Remy of a family
album to be held in the comnivatty
hall on Maroh 21st. It was de_
cited to send $10 to the War Vic-
tims fund, The topic "Making the
Most of Life" wae, given by Mrs.
Harvey Johnston. Mrs. W. Turn-
bull demonstrated a fancy dessert
The February meeting will be heldat
at the home of Mrs. J. Marshal.
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FARM FOR SALE OR .RENT.— ^`
1S0 -µere Farm, .village of Gear
(brook, 5 Hailes from Brussels. Stone
house, good bank barn. Haurdwoo'i
bush. Hydro and water system
phone 52-r-8 Brussels. lc,
Mrs. Wan. Cameron, --'
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