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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1941-3-19, Page 4ft Thert L. Nethery Auction Sal. e IEARNI 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 Sate commences at 1 o'clock sharp. 1GaRSES ''t 18 Bay Gelding 1'0 yrs. old 11 Sorrel Gelding 9 yrs. old 16.Sarrel Driving Horse . d.de'Mare 9 year old VTf'L€ 1 Durham ..cow, ,due ..to -.freshen June. 13th .e.tolstein Cow, due to freshen lISay 2 :1 -jersey cow due to. freshen April 16 3 Durham. cow due to freshen April 1 t Holstein heifer due to freshen at time of sale • Slack cow freshened in January 11 Roan heifer 1 year old Holstein heifer 1 year old 4 Durham steers, 1 year old 1 Durham calf, 6 weeks old' MACHINERY 1 Cultivator 1 Set Harrows 11 Frost and Wood Binder 7 -ft. 1 Tudhope Anderson Riding Plough 1 Crown Gang Plough 1 Massey Harris No. 21 Walking Plough lrMassey'Harrih 6 -ft. Mower 1' Scnffier 1 International Manure Spreader 1 Colony House 11 Cutter - 1 Set Sleighs 1 Steel tired Buggy • 1 International Hay Rake •1 Wagon 1 Hay Rack :'1f Gravel Box 3 Set Sling Ropes 1 Crow and Chain 11 Hay Fork 8 Car and Block 140 -foot Trip Rope fu;nits' 155 feet of 1 -Inch Rope 3 Steel Pulleys 1 .Wheel Barrow T ,Renfrew Cream Separator 1 Clinton Fanning Mill A number of Pitch Forks, Manure iForks 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 ,: Z5 mixed Hone HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS 1 Dining room Suite i• Gramaphone with records 1 Couch 1 Sideboard 2 Coegoleum Ruga 1 Fottol Rug A quantity of floor oilcloth Wicker arm chair and rocker 12 Kitchen chairs 2 Kitchen Tables 2 Small Tables 1 Kitchen Cab'net top 3 Bed Outfits 2 Dressers "i Wash Stand Day -bed 1 Singer Sewing Machine 1 Renfrew Cook -rite Range 1 Alr-tight Heater 1 Playmate Washer -Sealers, Dishes, Pails, Lamps Vther articles too numerous mention. TERMS OF SALE—CASH :ti M Notice to Creditor. 310 In the estate 9f Emma Robb, late oil. the Village of Brussels ill the County of Huron, widow, who died on or about the 27th day 9f. January, A.D. 9941E —X— TAIOE NOTICE that all partiee having .claims or demands against the estate oe the above-mentioned deceased must' mail partieil'i'ars P#sU Proof aP sense to the undersigned executor or his 'solicitor On 01 be- fore the twenty-eighth day of March,' A,D, 1941, upon which dale, the said executor will proceed, 1e di9^, tribute the assets with -regard only to those• claims whioh lee shad then • have received, DATED at Brussels this 8t11 day Of March, A.D, 1941. John Work, Executer, by his solicitor ELMER D. BELL, Brussela, Ontarii Notice To Creditors In the estate of Thomas Clerk, Tate, of the Township of Morris in , the County . of Huron, farmer, who died on or about the 7th day of March, A.D. 1941. —x -- TAKE TAKE, NOTICE that all partes hawing claims or demands agaMet. the estate of the above-mentioned deceased must mall particulars and proof of sante to -the un I -.reigned execwtods or their solicitor on or before the twenty-ninth day ,ef March, A.D. 1941, upon whie r 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 thirteenth day of March, A.D. 1941. JOHN H. CI. `CIC WILLIAM. PIPE. Executors by their solilitor ELMER D. BELL Brussels, Ontario L� Notice to Creditors —x— All xAll persons having claims against the estate of William Wilkinson late of the Village of Brussels in the 0ounty of Huron, Retired Farmer: deceased, who died on or about: the tenth day of October, A. D. 1940, ars. notified to send to J. H. Crewfford,: Winglhaan, Ontario, on or befode ,1h;: Stith day of Alpri, A.D.1941,, full r g, Immediately after the said HO; with porcelain P Quality Paint Factory ClearOut 5:€,cial 1.49 `G �! ! Colors—Ivory & Gray lin . gallon tins only C. Zilliax Sou HARDWARE Phone 40" — Listowel The Store with the Stock. d fio 11 a b guarded. What other revenues do war service organizations received? None. The services are support- ed entirely by the "'folk at home:' How is the Canadian War Services Fund Organized? •The patrons of the united cam- paign for funds ere His Excellency the Earl of Athlone,' K.G., Governor- General of ,Canada, and Her Royal highness Princess Alice, -Countess cf Athlone. A National Campaign Committee has been ,set'up to dire,'t the drive and to - provide national publicity and adverttsing. Provin- cial -chairmen have been appointed and in Ontario, county, district and municipal organiaittous have been established, operating under County chairmen. The district and mea - 1 1 ti constitute the There. passed peacefully on at her leave last week. Empire Service (Continued from Page 1; r" a * e'ney of Mr, J. W, Murdoch, KC., of fronto, •has been granted letters Stent by ,the Secretary of State anis egleteredetuider the War C+hirlties et, to serve as a trust in the. hand - ng os the funds subscribed, it 4 a' non-profit corporation and its function is. to receive these funds al to distribute them in accordance vetli' the approved, authorized udgets. Every dollar is safe- rtiE $RU SSELS POST ung •elleeaaateen Mr adrninietr€utlon e:apenees, Any •etarld1$ after these dedleetione, is placed in a inlet feud 5Q the benoflt •of the men, �x- Orga'niza'tion'„ for tile Bawl county, War 'Services ,Fund Cont'- paign was comanenced s t a Meeting held 111 Clinton Friday evening, When menthols of the Huron Board were named,' "lite organizations neellielpa ung Area The 'Q04 eelia0 Legion, Wye:'lion Army, 1{.nighrs pi Couanibus, .Y.M.C,A,., Y,W.C.A. and I,O,D,E'. 1 A oounty'w d ' e meeting of epras- entatives of tate participating argnnt- za'tione, together with efenicipal ef., betel, has been called FPor FridaY1 evening at 8 P.M. in Clinton '''awn Hall, Detaitse of the organization of hnlulicipal comntitteea will Jae°X- peened and the various •aspects OE the Six -ill -elle drive thoroughly. W1S. cussed, The campadgn opens on March 24912, Heading the Huron Board is J, 1). Thomas, wel-known Goderich husl- nessman, Secretary is Gel. Selmer - Ler, while the •treasurer'is Mayor E. D, Brown, of Goderich, For purposes of the campaign the county llac"been divided into fohr zones, with R. E. Pooloy, of Exeter, as zone chair- man. Mr, Pooley is zone command on San. 284h, 1$55, She was the command- er of the Oauadian Legion. ' eldest daughter of the late Mr. and ,Convenor' of Zone 1 is H. Camp. Mrs, Thomas Lott. In Jan. 30th, bell, of ,Winglhaan. The Zone cam- 1g77 she married William S. Miller prises t lowick, Turnberhy, Morris, . who predeceased her in 1929, Grey, Wingham and Brussels. . Six ohiidr'en 'survive to mourn the "Hugdh Hill, of .Colborne Tolmetin, death of their another, Charlet-, WEDNESDAY, MA,lbOH 19th, 1941 Oream Pr�dL4CerS Bring Or Send Your Cream To BRUSSELS CREAMERY PHONE 22 BRUSSELS Your Patronage is u ste d esgefzm. ,,...,,•,,,,s.,_rcmyngpslca,.•r 4 -,2 '" nr+"-. "' �E P.at'i' -vf Obituary ,t * * Y 0 •' Y 4 MRS WILLIAM S. MILLER Louisn Jane Lott, widow of the tate William S. Miller, passed away at her house on Tuesday, March 1811h in her 87th year. Mrs. Miller was born in Darlingt"n will convene Zone 2, comprising Asir Brussels; George, Souse, Man.; fled, Colborne, rest and West Way - Branch; :St: Thomas; Franrk, Lon Min - anode, Goderich and Goderich 'Town, Branch; Mrs: Alex Edmiston -ships. Zone 3 includes Hallett; C1iu- ole), Kincardine and Welter of tan, Seaforth, McKillop, Tucker• - London. Also remaining are twa smith and Blyth. W. L. Whyte, Sea• b'o'thers, Levi of Wingham an:d forth, is cone convenor. Tharnar, Walter o8 Whitechurch and 'four Pr'yde, Exeter; is convenor 09 Zani sitstees Julia (Mrs. Palmer) Wrox• 4, which includes 'Osborne, Stephen, cher; Mary of Brussels; Ida (:lir„ Hay, Exeter, iiensa-1l and Stanley. Agricultural convenor is ASricul- tural Representatibe J. C. Sheaeer Clinton, while publicity w'll be, handled by IIarry J. Boyle; Wing- , grandchildren. Tram and A. Y. MoLean, Seaforth. 1 The funeral takes place from the 'McKay) Brussels and Addie (Mrs Ferrier) of Lueimow, One braille George., passed away in 1937, There were seventeen grandchildren, three - of whom are deceased and 12 gree' Pt will be the purpose of. Ilia Huron Boaad to consolidate and assist the efforts . of the municipal committees taking part in the. drive. The Ontario objeotive, amounting to $2,553',2110, was fixed after budgets of the six participating organiia- tions..ehnbraced was examined by ,eine .r or za ons prominent businessmen and approv .them will fall the responsiblity for and.eenunimpae Pewit line of the campaign and uponquotas will be su- ed by=the government. The county Wailer Funeral home on Thur slay 'afternoon, March 20th at 2 p.m. iii„ ferment in Brussels cemetery. their loss (Mrs. -Carrie Taylar) Wingham; (Herbert) Beigrave; (Ernest) Leitithridge; (Leonard) Vancouver; (Jesse and Cecil- of tire. 4th line of Morris; +Mrs. Nelson (Lena.), Higgins, Morris land Mrs. John (Myt+tle) Anderson, Beigrave. She is. also survived by 3 sistere (Mrs. Lizzie Anderson) Morris; (Mrs, .Elim Procter) and ' (Mrs. Rotr�t. McCiea- Beigrave. ' '21 grand- children, and 1 great grandson in Vancouver. e The funeral service was held an the Beigrave United Church on Tuesday afternoon and was condu0t- ,ed by the Pastor, Rev. J. B. Town - end at which a solo was rendered by Jas. McCrea, a nephew. The floral trtbettes were beautiful. spray,, Knox United Churdh; spray, the Sisters; pillow, the family; spray, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scott and Andy; spray, Mr, - and Mrs. H. Sher - bandy and Mrs, Ford. The flower bearers- were four grandsons Charlie and Norman Higglns, Kenneth 1'i'9ieeler and Ross Anderson. The pallbearere were her . three sons, Herbert. Jesse, Cecil, a grandson Geldie Wheeler and two sons -in -lair Joltu Anderson and: Nelson Higgins, retrial took place ill Brandon trier^erY, Belgrave: -two PEOPLE W E KNOW MRS. MARY A. WHEELER 1' * * a' s: *. w * 5 Gordon Harman was home un secnri1Yg the funds from the public ( nmeeed'shortly. t bsubscription cards? Yes.; W II here a r, , panti•cul!ars of their claims •in ' ( , ' rt CO ing. • How yyill receipts be issued? day of April the assets of ;the,.aeldi lire. stub on the subscription card ; NOTICE ?O CONTRACTORS - 1 will be distributed aipq>�gs 4 Tile Municipal Council of the the ; . rA temporary receiipt.. panties entitled ;thereto b v ng, ,T t Township Of Morrie are asking for a he permanent secretary will mail 4 regard only to claims of which the an official receipt after the caul- tenders to crush and deliver gravel executors shall then have notice. on Township roads as the. mond 314.TFiD at Wingham ee,Will a permanent office be set up Superintendent directs,, thirteenth day of . Ma't'ch, Ate' A. 1/3 to take care of deferred The gravel is to be crushed to N. J. H. ORAWFOI riil0 .sybscriptions? inches or less in size ani to be Wingham, 01.earto, yen, delivered up to'a distance of ars Solicitor for the,iHel i,at are, the functions of war miles from the pit. The contractor 'spice H11i 13 ;trlr,ur �+}' service organizations and why to furnish the necessary machinery tk01e 11:,,clenthey merit support? men' and trucks to do the work, �, rJ u n Their chief function is to •susta.x Please make your tender- lu 2 parts aY rs ±tlier,reotale of •the men in the armed (a) -for crushing only, r'lln Mali9r'ces by Providing educational pro- (b) 'for delivery only. •,anrnrta bin grarn�s, recreational facilities, spirts' and enclose a $100.00 good -faith t er 'Nhb 1 ylkateiia•1, bolos,, huts, canteens, and cherene„ The Township will use neut. ether _amenities calculated to . pro- about 6000 yds.. Tenders to be in vide a healthy atmosphere for men by tApril 10th and they will be con- t'tink,tI aining and overseas. Trained .si.dered at the April meetuig April officers in these services organize ie. off -parade activities and help the men with their problems. The or - FOR SALE—"'gndf1ations merit all the support that can be given them because .ha helping to anain4tain high morale, they art contributing towards win- ning the war, In providing educa- tional programs for the men, they Mixed grain Barley and Oats are helping to solve the problems ,9 Never got any rain. war's aftermath. Phone 17-r-10 Lawson Kearney Who gets the profit from the __ operation Of War Services FOR�SALE— Canteens? Canteens. are run on .a non-profit basis. Five per cent oaf the grass CIassif WANTED— A bunch of Chunks. phone No. 6 Brussels to Sele unreserved as Prop. le giving • •curl farming. IF W. KEMP, Auctioneer if 1RB. GEO, HARMAN, Prop., MR, By Brunets LOST— Gold OST Gold watch and bracelet, Tuesday night. Finder please laid-. a1I1:31' The Pest. Atees Boy's Bicycle in good condition. Phone 3.1-r-8 Mrs, Geo. Harman FOR SALE— Extension table and other 'house - bold articles. apely to Mrs, Allan le, Lamont, proceeds from sales goes to tare . Brus$eli I Commanding Officer of the 'Unit served by the canteen for the bene FOR SALE— ! Ht of th emen. lE more than one unit is served the 5% deduction '9 White Leghorn Hatching Eggs, administered by the Camp Com - phone 111X hnendant. Two per cent .01 the Mrs, Wesley Stephenson gross proceeds from sales le ail -tired to the service' organ:Sttlion operat- FOR SALE — Goad Olean seed, nixed grain Alaska Oats and O.A.C. Berle); Banner Oats and 0,A:C. Barley. Erban Oats and C.A.C. BarleyY apply to' R W. Whitfield •` phone •49-r-9 Brussela SHORTHORN BULLS -FOR ',SAlrBee Farm on tiigltway detour between Brussels and Atwood, 4 Thomas Kerr, 1101011a �1' ..;, ' it eq qI Good Health Products —x— Orders gladly sent by mall between regular trips. e. Payne a Dealer Phone 58% BrusselsAle w<ssss�is Bluev'le, March, 11, 104,1 A. MacEwen, Clerk home in Beigrave early Sunday morning, March 9, Mary Ann. Wilkin- son, widow of the late Chas. Wheeler after an illness of •about 3 menthe.. Prior to that -time she had enjoyed the best of ]health fel. one of her years. If she had live( until,March 16 she would have cele- brated her 86th birthday. Mrs. Wheeler was- born on the Irisilt Sea as her parents were enroute to Canada. After a month's voyage in a sailing vestsel they an•ived in Canada corning, directly to the 41.11 Con., .Morris tw'p.. ,n which vicinity the rest of her Iifp was spent. Atter her marirage 65 years op to Mr. Wheeler, they as a young , couple took up residence on the farm now owned by her son Jesse After her husband's death 28 yearn ago Mrs.. Wheeler spent about 2 years in ,the West visiting her sons after which she took up residence in Beigrave. She was a member of Knox United Ohurch and an active worker in its organizations and else a memiber of the Women's I4hstatute. There is a family of 5 sons and 3 daughters who all survive to inotir'n * * * • Orville Stanley, Brampton, pas been visiting in town. • * * '• . I wonder how the man was that carried the pail of water for his friend, Iii Bob. Be Careful. * a Messes. Ernie Seddon and George Davidson attended the Westinghouse ,Oonyention at Kitchener 'Thursday of last week. Muss Isabel Stephenson spent the week end home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Stephenson fend' family. • e e * Lieut. F. B. Kennedy, Stratford and Miss Z. Dunlop, Seaforth, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kennedy. . * * * Mrs. Archer Grewar and son Jack are visiting with Mrs. Grewar's mother, Mrs. Relit. Go/health, 6th Ube of Dims. We are sorry to hear Mrs. Galbraith had the misfortune to Hall on the ice in Listowel on Satur- day, resulting in a broken shoulder. BRITISH Troor•;e .09 an - aDoeits on. Ilhe suceet�Pnl acliorrl INDIAN SOLDIERS Indian Infantry Eritrean bordee against the tial' fire ar-nein„ the River Atbnra, IN THE SUDAN Brigade stationed in one of Britain's Th8y have 115011- in several recent Ian forces. I11 this 'Acture they