The Brussels Post, 1941-3-12, Page 5SUPERIOR t OR
Qui LITY SERVICE
SPGCIALS FOR—THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
f'il'e: est Pure Lard ••—• •
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Fines: Roadieut Macaroni "
Maple Leaf Red Sockeye Salmon
Hillcrest Vanilla Extract .c, :r • •
Clothes Pins .. •
Fresh Roasted reanuts
Mixed Candy
Broadcloths. all colors,
Tabusaac Flannels ..• ,,.
Fancy Chintz ,
Unbleached Sheeting
1-th carton 90
2ll+for 9.g,
1/2 size tin l9c 8 oz. bottle 15c.
3i dozen. for 9c'
, 2 IP rfor 21d
peY
It 15c
per ,d 19c
s. a per,, yd 324
• per yd 19c
•• ••• „•• • •• per yd 49c
Hemstitched Pillow Slips • • • • •
Comforter Batts •
per pr 75c
' • •, • ••••• each 35c
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Wm. Ziegler
Highest Prices Paid For Eggs.
Phone 22-r-11
Ethel
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of Emma Robb, late of
the Village of Brussels in the
County of Huron,, widow, who died
on or about the 27th day of
January, A.D. 1941
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TAKE
TAKE NiOTICE that e11 parties
having claims or demands against
the estate of the above-mentioned
deceased must mail particulars and
proof of same to the undersigned
executor or his solicitor on or be-
fore the twenty-eighth day of March,
AM. 1941, upon which lane the
said executor will proceed to dis-
tribute the tweets with regard only
to those claims which he shall then
have received.
DATED at Brussels this Sth day
of March, A.D. 1941.
John Work, Executor.
by his solicitor ELMER D. Shit,,
..r•Brussels, Ontario.
C assif edA s
FOR SALE—
Quantity of Hay,
phone 26-r-4 John Caruochan
' FOR SALE—
Little Pigs, 7 weeks old.
phone 42-r-14 John Stevenson
FOR SALE
. -
3 York Sows, due in, Aprii.
Phone 77-r_12 L. Rooney
FOR SALE-.
6 Chunks of Pigs.
phone 15•r-16 •:. ,Wilbur Proctor
FOR SALE—
White Leghorn "Hitching Eggs.
phone 111X .
Mrs, Wesley Stephenson'
WANTED-
Experienced Farm Hand, i months
engagement.
Box 50 apply at 'Post'
'SHORTHORN. BULLS FOR SALE--
Fermi
ALE—
Farm on. highway detour between
Brussels and Astwood. 4
Thomas Kerr,
Hentryn
FOR SALE
Good clean seed, mixed gran
Alaska Oats- and O.A:C. Barley;
Banner Oats and •O.A,C, Ballet'.
Erban Oats and O.A.0. Barley.
aoppiy to It W. Whitfield
phone 49-r-9 Brussels
FARM FOR 'SALE=
145 aures near Ethel, 100 acres
good working "land, adequate build-
ings, immediate possession, reason•
able terns, Representative, Queen's
Hotel, March 13,th, 1941.
FOR SALE
'Superior quality, grade no, 1,
Clover and Timothy Seed at Mo-
emel:ma's grocery. .Also Certified
Cobbler Potatoes at 91.15 a'. bag.
phones 43 and 27 W. J. McCracken
GET YOUR PERMANENT '
ON; THE ,NEW
2ENfTH HEATLRI1ESS
THERMIQUE
End Carl 21,00 end -1.60
Including Shampoo
Pormanent $1.75. 92,25, 99.00
and $5.00 !nen:cling finger wave
and shampoo
'pried Finger Wave 25o
Shampoo 25o
Telephone 55X tor* Appointment
IRENE PEASE
Over L. W. Eoktiep'e Store
ETHEL
The cold steady winter -and good
sleighing was a big factor " for good
business for Ethel elhopplmg mill.
There is urgent demand in Ethel
and community for bay, but the
supply is rather limited.
Table' potatoes are ''neComing
quite a depleted commodity in many
,homes in the distriot.
Indications that spring is arriving
is heard and seen in the awakening
caw of the crows as they appear
hipping and flying around and that
the skunks have left ,theirt,winter
quarters. stronger sun thaw's and
lengthening daylight. Thea ha?py
cackle of hens and 'the .appealing
sounds of young lambs, pigs, and
calves.
held on Saturday afternoon, AMare11
dth, from Ethel anted OhureU With
Rev. Mr. Snell patetor of the church
ewiuduotiug the cervices. W. H.
Love w n funeral director, The
Pallbearers were Geo, Addy, Joe
(yogPer, Geo, A. Dunbar, sfeevyn
Grainger William McInnes: and
Peter Laniont, I
Interment was. made f4i Mt.
"Pleasant cemetery, HMO.
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NEW SUITS i.
FOR PROVINCIALS
Ontario's provincial police will
i blossoen foifh in a new,type. uniform
this seamie. The new suits resent
tile Somewhat dross worn by the
R,C.A,ir. and are blue. "Every sum -
Tiler we fix them, up with light cloth.
ing and this year we have adopted a
new design," an official said.
Auction Sale
FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
will sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION
at lot 19, South half, Con. 3,
Morris Township
2% miles West of
Brussels Gravel Road
Wednesday, March 26th
Sale commences at 1 o'clock sharp.
HORSES
1 Bay Gelding 10 yrs. old
1 Sorrel Golding 9 yrs. old
1 Sorrel, Driving Horse
CATTLE
1 Durham ..cow, ,due ..to ..,freshen
June 13th
1 Holstein Cow, due to freshen
May 2
1 Jersey cow due to freshen April 16
1 Durhamcow due to freshen. April 1
1 Holstein heifer due -to freshen at'
time of sale
1 Bieck cow freshened in January
1 Roan heifer 1 year old
1 Holstein heifer 1 year old
4 Durham steers, 1 year old
1 Durham calf, 6 weeks old
MACHINERY
Cultivator
Set Harrows
1 Frost, and Wood Binder 7 -ft.
1 Tudhope Anderson Riding Ploug
1 Crown Gang Plough
Massey Harris -No. 21 Walking
Plough
Massey 'Harrill 6 -ft. Mower
Souffler
International Manure Spreader
Colony House
Cutter -
Set Sleighs
Steel tired Buggy
International Hay Rake
Wagon
Hay Rack
Gravel Box
1 Set Sling Ropes
e 1 Crow and Chain
r 1 Hay Fork
a 1 Car and Block
, 1 40 -foot Trip Rope ;
156 feet of 1.Inch Rope
r ,3
Thursday of a week ago Mrs J. 1
T. Pearson of Con. 4, Gley. Twp. 1
was ready to go out' of nei',home to
go to town, carrying a radio battery
when her attention was diverted to
-a window, she set .the battery on the 1
boor, in stepping away from th
e
window again she accidentally 1
tripped over the battery, failing and 1
breading .her left arm.' Although 1
the injury reoeived immediate. at. 1
tention and 'the patient is doing es 1
nicely as could be expected as Mrs. 1
Pearson issuaturally left hauded, it 1
will be a. handicap .to her -to hava her 1
left hand out of commission. We 1
Wish her a speedy recovery -With the 1
1
least possible suffering
Reminiscent of left handed peep!
an incidetIt Is recalled of a numbs
of lett-handed persons -named in
group who met together•�vheu W,'r
Spence who is lent handed was in
business in a store in ,the corns
:block: He had in his,'emploe, Lyle
Aires who too is lef 41anded. One
morning they had some extra work
to do in the tore when Cecil Bate-
man ,who'also is left-handed'came.iu
end voluntarily oifere ' to help. The
trio was .busy ,'when Mrs. Geo,
Kreuter, a Sister of Mr. Spence
came over on an errand accompan-
ied by her young, niece Edythe
Kreuter, both of them definitely left.
handed and a customer in the person
of P.N. Currie, D.N.R. station agent
who Is left-handed, arrived on
business making a count of six in
the group It was remarked at the
,time that through they lived to be a
hundred yeaias old a similar • co-
incidence would never happen
Lyda Aries married in 1923. Her
husband, Frank"Huiiteow4„a former.
Oran -brook boy is left banded, as is
their young son Ervine. The Hunter
family are citizens of Oshawa,
Edythe Kreuter was married last
Saturklby, March Kg' And forthwith
becomes the (left handed) daughter-
in•lew of 'the M.P. for North Huron,
Olwing to having abnormal blood
pressure, J, H. Fear is under Doc
tor's m'detas x take twoweeksab-
solttte rest.
Cougraltuiabione: are being extend
ed to Mr, and Mrs, Mervyn Grainger
of. Jamestown, Mi•s, Grvainger was
formerly Dbrathy Franklin of Ethel,
oAl, the bit tit; of a daughter born to
''thein et ' Jtlineskeul j March lata
1941. ' , 'v'ti JJ 1.
' Stair, Aasian der et; the R.C.A. a1
Toronto was home over the week
end on a. 4Sihottr leave, Corporal
Ceell Bateman was home earlier in
the week on a 48dmoui• pass,. a wet -
come awaits them on every bo3asfon
Dorl't forget the ";11am11y Albnnr"
presented by Walton U,ir W,C, on
i''rl day, March 2181,
'!lite funeral of the hate Charles
,Slonimott of Meh'ose, ; Seek., was
Steel Pulleys`
1 Wheel Barrow
1 Renfrew Cr'eam Separator-
' 1 Clinton Fanning Mill
A number of Fitch Forks, Manure
Forks, and Shovel.
HARNESS
1 Set driving. Harness
1 Set Plough Harness with tugs
nearly new
1 pair Brass Mounted Bridles
1 Set Brass- Mounted Breeching
Harness
Also Collars, Bitt, Bridles, .Etc.
Whiffletrees, Chains, Neckyokes
Other artices too numerous to
• mention.
FEED
A quantity of mixed grain
A quantity' of mixed hay
75 mitxed 'Hens
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
1 Dining room Suite °
1 Grama�phone with records
1 Couch
1 Sideboard
2 Congoleum Ruge
1 Feltol Rug
A quantity of floor oilcloth
Wicker arm chair and rocker
12 Kitchen chairs
2 Kitchen Tables
2 Small Tables
1 Kitchen Cabinet with porcelain
, top
3 Bed Outfits
2 Dresserig
1 Wash .Stand „
1 Daybed`
1 Sing�,Sewing, Machine
Renfr "✓,it' Cookrrite Range
1 Airs ght Heater
1 Playmate Washer
Sealers,' Dishes, Pails, Lamps
Other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS 0,= SALE—CASH
Sale unreserved as Prop, is giving
up farming,
F. W KEMP, Auctioneer
MRS. GEO, HARMAN, Prop.,
R.R, 5, Brussels
SHOP AT:
4.avuge'
IT PAYS
Our Diamond Room Affords
Privacy When Buying
BELGRAVE
The regular meeting of the Be
grave branch of the Red Gro
Society was held in the workroo
on Friday afternoon last with t
President, I/Lr. C. R. •Ooultes in t
chair. Mrs. Manning who- had
tended the annual Meeting of th
Ontario Division gave a pleat an
;comprehensive report of its nrocee
ings. She also passed on to
tli
society some valuable informatio
.gleaned from a :visit to the wit
Grouse where all supplies from ti
Branches are' handled. She ma
very clear the reason. for followin
instructions eareully regarding wor
being done .for the Society' Sb
futher announced that she and he
husband were relieving the Societ
of all expenses connected with tri
trip. Thanks,of the .Society wer
oonveyed to Mrs. Manning for her
interesting report and to her am
Mr. Manning for assuring all ex
peneeinv'olved.
A salvage committee was appoint-
- ed to make enquiries as to possibili-
ties of collecltion and -sale of salvage
materials, The ,00mmmittee is as
follows;
Belgrave , R. Stonehouse
Morris 5th , W. Pricier
9th , C. Wheeler We were sorry to hear Mr. Th t d
d,a,y, March 21st.
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workroom
he
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ed the following articles were in -
eluded:
Otto shipment (rein tine Be1g1'alee
1l4d"larges SoeietY,
06 parts socks
6 aieevlese rsweaten
8 4„grtle peek sweaters
4 111.44» ribbed helmets
12 Quebec Helmets
;l pairs nristlets
l ' liaii: XmeePePS
6 pairs mitts
3 -Pelee
mitts
•„ d paj• +s seamen's long stockings Gilbert E. Nethery
25 siearvee R.
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30 paid” of n's 'u „ ' R. R. 5,Brussels
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20 girl's:�bXouses
dneeday, 11+1aroll 1r2th, 1941
40 dozen handkerchiefs •
„10t,hertjeokets „ +.
1 dress
1 skirt '—. ; •,* nN o
4 boy's playeuits
2, Pair boys pyjamas
2 pillows ,,,.I,i,. 7,31
'i-7 cl'i'ps
2 blankets
Women's Institute s' I
The "Canadlaniraltion” meeting of
the Women's, Institute will be held
on Tuesday, March 18th at 2 p,m,
at the home cif the oonvenor Mrs.
-Cliff; Logan. Please note change
In time as there is a quilt to bo
quilted. Roll call, A Prominent
-ganadien and Why? Question
drawer on Canada will be conducted,
address, Miss E. Procter. Reading
by Mrs. Roht, MdCrea. Lunch Clem„
Mns,•11, Adams, Mrs, D. Wade and
Mrs J. M. ' Coultes, Members
please remember to bring pieces of
,cotton "or linen available. All the
ladies of the community are invite,: i
to attend
d :ELUEYAL'
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e We; are ,sorry to hear Mrs. Alex
✓ Forest data not as, well as her many
y 'friends would like to hear and hope'
c.. she will soon be better again,
e A number of Bluevale Orangenen
attended the funeral of Mr. Thos,
Clark at Brussels. on Sunday after.
noon.
Mr. end Mrs. Archie Parker and
1 I� s, Wil'liann I cMiclhael lytr, an
. ra,-Mann, S{tra.bford, ^with his par
ants, Mr, ,and Mrs. W. W. Mann
Miss, Dorothy Aitken, St.: Marys
with her aunt, Miss Mary Daft; Mrs.
Nelson Cardiff, Brussels, with her
sister, Mist J. S. Molllwen; Mrs, J.
C. Higgins is. spending this week
wbth her 'sister, Mss. Vernon Higgins
in Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Robe•
.Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Ted ,Scott ' and
Miss Jean Scott, Seatorth, with Mr,
and Mits, George Love.
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GREY
Wer, Smith and Jas. Deitner, Silt
con., have bought the J. D. Warwick
farm, which contains 100 acres, also.
on the 6th con., which makes it,
convenient for bath purchasers,
Making maple syrup will shortly
be on the program. Warm ,sunny
days. like Monday was ideal and
then the big snowstorm on Tuesday
Would indicate 'don't tap yet"
Mathew Wilson' who lives with :his
son Reeve Thos, Wilson, 2nd con.,
Sits been quite poorly lately and has
suffered a stroke and has not been
able to be about for some time.
The funeral of the late Mr. Henry •
Ward was held in Dillon United
Church on Sunday last, when' a large
crowd gathered to pay their respect
to the deceased.
Service was in charge of Rev 13.
J. Snell and a very apropriate solo,
,He'll wipe the tear from every
eye,'' was beautifully rendered by
and
daughter and Miss Elizabeth 142rs, Leslie McDonald,
Robeuteen of Toronto visited - on Mr. Vernon ,Speiran, London,
Tuesday with their mother and spent the week end at the home of
brother on the 1st tine, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wan, Speir-.
Mr, George MOCurdy'spent a few an, 16th concession.
days with 14Ir, and Mrs. Harry Don't forget the "Family Album"
Bosman,
Presented by Walton U.F.W.O, oat
3rd - N. niggles Warwick Thos. Fr
passed away On Monday
W.awanosh, 12th A. Patterson morning, We extend our sem th
• 10th to the family.
L. Taylor
" 9th B. .... J. B. MoCa"vm
• 9th -W ,,, Vernon Chamney
• 6th 0, Taylor
The treasurer's Report showed .A
lyalance of $85.00.
The President, Mr. O. R. Coolies
announced that he was donating
950.00• to be used to buy a yearling
heifer, This animal will then be
offered• as a prize in the drdtvliirg''ot
a lucky ticket, :Tickets wilt SeU"i t'
25c eadh and it hoped .to sell 1,000
of them. If the aim is Tealfz°edllite
will 'result in a handsome sum 't{eifeg
turned over to the Rad Crogst
Treasury. °n ,
In the last consignment forivoi'fi
Glad to hear Mists Lcrenna Ham-
ilton is 'better again and gone back
to teach school again.
At the morning service in the
171vited 'Church Rev. C. Tavener
€po'lye, from ,the text "Work out your
own 'salvation with 'fear and tremb-
ling," " Duncan Stewant sang a solo.
In Knox Presbyterian Church
!+boar?, G. Fowler had for his sub..
-jetet' 1'What religion means to men,"
'ifPomrithe text "and Enoch walked
h- God. Nest Sunday the pulpit
4411.4be occupied by Rev: J. D,'Wil-
"kife;''>ad Teestweter,'
i eisitore,i' Mrs, Hugh Sinnamon, of
w er parents1 Mr, and applause, -
�fi"4n$ttasn bth h'
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HAVE YO -U HEARD.,
'We've now come to Mr, Brown,
the last speaker on our program,"
said the 'weary toastmaster,
,Brown arose slowly as -those
labiout the banquet table made a
weak but -polite attempt at ap-
plauding,
"Pm bored from listening so
much," he began, and Iii too tired
to gime my speech. Any man who
'Would like to (snow what I. would
leave said if I'd been first on the list
can reach the speech, its here, all
typewritten, Thanks.'
Brown set down amid deafening
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Varnishes & Enamels
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The Product is Good «„ Price Sensational
By special arrangement with manufacturer
this amazing sale
GROUND COLOR
Clear All -Use Varnish
We are allowed to of j er
QUICK DRYING ENAMEL
White, Ivory & Pale Green
PORCH & FLOOR
ENAMEL
Light Grey, Dark Grey,
Yellow & Tan
and Medium Brown
FLAT WALL PAINT
White, Ivory, Nile Green
HOUSE PAINTS
White Ivory, Light Green
Buff and Cream
VARNISH STAIN
Light Oak Dark Oak
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