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R. R. 5, Brussels
MORRIS
Notice to- Contractors
The Township of Grey is aelibet
for Teltdels for orashiug and lraulin,
1'2 400 ,q1' 'more yards oe gravel, to b
detivereil on `the ToWni91113 roads a�
the road sept, may direct.
11re gravel ito pass theleagh ?,
screen 9'n 1n. sC1.19,191 or 1 in 4ounld1•,
perforation,..
certified cheque fors $f00:
must alCemPalty each tender. Tlio
ender
seed cheque .of the su0ee;p?':�„t•
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er will be retained until the e ntrae-
is completed, Tenders will be e•
celved by the Road Sart; up ; to 2
o'clock, April 5th, 1941.
Tenders will be opened et the
Township office, Ethel, 'on SaeturdaY,
Apr;i 8th,
HughSmith,
13,
Road Sept. R.R. 2, Listowel,
Miller McArter, 5th line, who ea-
fered a severe :Injury to his: foot
recently is able to be arouud again,
Mr. McArter gave his foot a severel r'
gash with an axe Thee cut
wood in the bush.
d seven stitches.
A very pleasant time was spent
at the home of Oran Russell oe.
Tuesday evening, of last week, when
over 26 neighbors and f11Bds osAny
la to spend the evening and nay
goodbye to Mrs. Robert Clark of
Calgary who has been a visitor
with her brothers Herb and Oran,
and sister Minnie, for the past
three months, After spending the
evening in social chat and games' a
:---;1y lunch was nerved by the
;; , as and. before leaving all joined
ere;;ds in the singing of Auld Lang
lY-,e and wishing MTS. Clark a 'ale
rel pleasant journey home. Mrs.
Clark left on Saturday for iter home
near Calgary,
g i' d e
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Wednesday, Nlarcit 26th, 1941
THE BRUSSELS I'AST
wl•th the "Co-operative Program;'
The ,socia] part of the program was Dawn of a New Day
R - C00 under the leadershlir of Mrs- Gari,
Spring and Y Irish'
613et 1 tessAtldt a rp G e <<.oe by 4 'For ' R'ci Cl i o
fi ....nva and coneietted 4
MOTORING Die meet• •
I tug to a close. MO 911k1. A LliStellerS r
POSIT
SA1 C ; ,;
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LOST—.
A sum of moneY in Brussels.
Finder leave at The past
FOR SALE-, F .
14 Pigs, ready to wean.. ,
Phone 25-r•18 Dan Glassie*
WANTED--
Experienced
ANTED Experienced Farm” Band, wants
employment for sevea ingn'ths.
apply at The 'Post.'
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of Emma Robb, Tate of
the Village of Brussels in the
County of Huron, widow, who died
on or about the 27th day oe
January, A.D. 1941
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TAKE NOTICE that all parties
having claims or demands against
the estate of the above-.tent:oiled
deceased must mail particulars and
proof of same to the undersigned
executor or his solicitor on of be-
fore the twenty-eighth day of March,
A.D. 1941, . upon which date the
.said executor will proceed 10 dis-
tribute the assets -with regard only
to those claims which he shad- then
have received.
FARMS FOR SALE,'¢OR RENT—
203/4 acres, Natural drainage. Good
buildings. Good water. Adjoining
Cranbrook, Mrs: Scott.
FOR SALE --
Heavy dratt
ALE—Heavy'dradt gray Mare, rising five,
Four -inch iron wheel truck wagon
phone 84-r•-16 Charles Simpson
will soon be here
again'
Choose now from this
list of. Used Cars .
LciST—
A robe on Saturday night belong-
ing to John Aiceelt. Finder leave
at The 'Post,'
1-1940 Willys
2-1940 Fords
3-1939 Fords
6-1938 Fords
1 - '38 Studebaker
1-1937 Ford
1-1935 Ford
10-1929 Models
Used Trucks
Used Tractors
Horses
L. & W. Jackson
Motors Ltd.
Phone1161 Listoearel
Mrs. Jac1c Boyd of McKillop and
daughters Margaret. . and Marjorie
Jean, ,spent the Wet t-lorweelte with• .
her neetbe Mrs Margaret Nlil}eF,
lath eon +'
A. very,Jpleasant time was, enllorei
Tuesdtay1Veuing et the home u1,
Mr, and 114r'5. Fred Ooxs,ile con, Guuy
when Mies Helen 'Cex entertailted
the yoixug !people of 'Union United
Church, ie. honor of Mrs. Uri Intim
formerly Mills Jean Meehan a popu-
lar -]ember of the Soetety. given-
ing was spent in games, oouteSt4
and slag song and a Pr'eseutat'lon of
silver 'cream and sugar set on tray
was made to Jean, who in turn
thanked the young people for their
kindness and gift. A delightful
Mach wss served by the 11oet099
after which all departed, thanking
Mr. and Mrs. cox for their hospital. ,
ity and wishing the bride and groom;
many years of happiness, ,
jieuz Rp910
Dust+ su7vos ,
Wlbh RASE o Bly
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REAaI/us7n.
Phone Year order cur
Parents' Night
Held At School
The Annual Parents' Night held in
the Brussels Public andContlua-
G. H, Fogel
Is Laid To Rest
Well KnoWn Resident of Grey
Township Passed Away a, In
Clinton Hospital, at Age of 89
The funeral of Mr. Geoege'Henry
Fogel, a well 7enowa and respected
resident, 'was held from .the gamily
residence, concession 16 Grey, Wed-
nesday, March 19, Rev. Mr. Gilbert
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pastor of Walton United church, had
charge, an.d interment was made in
Elma.•Centre cemetery. The pall-
bearers were Messrse. Wilmer•
,Cu'the11, Win, Knox, John McDonald,
Jinn M,oDonald, Andrew Turnbull and
Edward Nolan, T.be flower bearers
e evening was i were Messrs, Robert Bell, George'
tion School on .Friday Hodge, Layton Murr and Harry For -
largely attended by the parents am
friends of the pupils.
The 811092 program began with the
s,:nging of t11e National Anthem.
FOR SALE— I
A single furrow riding plow, ;cod ! musical was
0si g eatlby enjoyed,Dol Three
phones new. apply to l compositions, written by pupils of
21 -r -S Stanley Wheeler I Grade XI and X'II were read ny
e Helen Armstrong, Clara Russell and
Gladys Devitt -sou.
The Athletic Medals were - pre-
sented by Dr. Jamieson to the 231-
lowing—Elizabeth Backer, Sr,;Girls
winner; Jean Sar9uharson Intr.;
Margaret Bell Jr.; Sim Pses;'i Sr.,
boys winner; Gibson Willis 'Int;
Graeme Scott, Jr,,
Idella Wrens favoured the -aa;li-
ence with a solo. In a .talk on
Marionettes, Mary Helen. Wender
described many .interesting ;things
about these dolls, which the .pupils
of the •Continuation School must
make, string and operate. Singing
Games were given by the pupils of
Miss Backer's room .A. .mus4 al
number WO given by twelve pu ell
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FOR SALE—
One Kitchen Stove, 'wood ' only;
one Kitchen Stove, coal or wood, in
good condition.
Phone 91X Brussels for , lla'ticu-
lars. re r •
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FOR SALE—•''4'r °`.1: ,
600 Cedar Fence Posts various
sizes, also anchors, braces aced Boles,
for sale. s a
8 young pigs,
J. E. Maretn, lot 14, con. .6, Grey,
phone 40-9-7 ,
SHORTHORN; BULLS FOR SALE—
Farm on hi 4 ,t our between
Brussels and Atwood.
Thomas KSrr, i
DATED at Brussels tile 8th day
of March, A.D.'1941.
John Work, Executor.
by his solicitor ELMER D, BDLL,
Brussels, Ontario
"Notice To Creditors
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;In the estate of Thomas Clerk, late
of the Township of Morrie in the
County of Huron, farmer, who
.died on or about the 7th day of
.March, A.D. 1941.
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'TAKE NOTICE that all parties
halving claims or demands against
the estate of the above-mentioned
deceased must mail particulars mad
proof of salve to ,the uni�rsigned
executors or their solicitor on or
before the twenty-ninth day of
March, A.D. 1941, upon whit date
the said eXecutors will proceed to
.distribute the assets wito regard
only to those claims which they
shall then have received.
DATED at Brussels this thirteenth
day+ of March, AD. 1941.
JOHN II, CLARK'
WILLIAM PIPE, Executors
,by their solilitor ELMER D. BELL
Brussels, Ontario
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Auct'•on Sr
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Of Farm etdd1 inipicments
Lot 13, ConceSSlOr 111,,,Grey Typ.
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FRIDAY, MARCHe 281�i
man.
The late Mr. Fugal passed away
in Clinton Hospital ' on SundaY,
March 9, in his 90,1,11 year, He .had
enjoyed good health prior to an op-
eration in the hospital on March 2nd.
He was been February 29, 1S52 in
the township of Vaughan, county of
York, and when a 'young man came
•to Ethel with his parents, -where
his nether' operated a 'saW mill,
Hollowing his marriage to Annie
.Ross, they tool: up farming near
Ethel. Mrs. Fogal passed away
,twenty-one years ago, and five
Years . later he married .Mabel Hodge, you, Next day Mussolini visited the
Surviving are his wife, two sons No one knows the bitter pain camp and 'snook -rands' with the
and three daughters from the first .We have suffered. arnce we lost you Albanian, awe remarked: 'So you
marriage, A,rchie Fogel, Saaka'oon; 'Life has never been the same,' I are now an officer of the gloat
Robert LaFleolie, Sask.; Mrs. Wm In our hearts your memory lingers ,Italian ai'n>1 •"
Murr Gm ,Sweetly ten er, on d true;
Sale commences at ro'ofeek
LIVESTOCK s .
Brown Mare 8 years 3Oka ypreloal
Grey Mare -3year .,fir hayed
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Bay Colt, y
Calf, year old in June i
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(Sioldtaip_, i y*y gerdiord)•
Holstein Cow''&49L•1o1 '-due'"April 11
Holstein Cow, 5 yrs. otai bred
"March 10
Notice to Creditors
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persons hawing claims against
the estate of William Watkinson
late of the Village of Brussels iu the
County of Huron, Retired Farmer,
-deceased, who died -ad 11r about the
tenth day of October, A. D. 1940, are
notified to .send to' H.. Crawford,
Winghaan, ,1,h leed0, •o - or before the
.fifth day of Apri, A,D. 1941, full
panticu les of their claims in writ-
ing, Immediately aOter the daid Rfbh
day r6t' A,prll Lire assets 'ei Lh'e se,td
testator will be distributed amongst
the panties entitled thereto, having
regard only to claims of Willett the
execators shah tlten have notice.
DATED at Wingham, tints
leeltirteenhli day aY March, A.D. 1941,
J. H. ORAWPOR.D,
Winghatit, Ontario,
.-Soltultor for the executors,
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get the
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smooth unmolested reception
after March 29th it will be the
fault of your radio. It xnay
be loose or faulty connections
and calibration of tuning dial.
Have us restore your radio set
to its 'Original `,erformance,
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which will be available on the
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P hone 17 e usse€�s
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ing are four sisters,
Hicks, Cochrane; Mrs, Lena Morgn',t
and liaise Bertha Fogel, North Illy
and Mrs. Phoebe Keifer, Et el.,
Two brothers and one sister pre2e
ceased him.
In I enioriar;n
In loving memory of Lois Margaret
Waite,
Helen, only daughter of W
and Mrs. Messer, Palmerston, whr
will keep your mouth she
passed away one year ago, alarch be make you .an officer of the Kat
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No1940, tan arniy,
No one 'knolls holy much we miss "0. K„ said the Albanian,
TRUTHFUL
An Albanian was imprisoned by
the Italians, I2 annoyed his cap-
tors intensely because he kept saw
ing: "Anyway, .the Greeks gave
you a bashing at Koritie.'
One day ,the officer in charge of
the peisen camp took him aside the
other' and said "Look here, if you
from
from Rfr. Mitten's room. _
.A. short.nl"ay wase Presented by
three pupils of Mr. Ashtons room,
Ruth Jewell, Nancy 'Cameron" load
Jack Willis.
After the program. the parents
inspected the pupils' work, which
was on display. Mary Helen Eck -
miter operated one of the Msrtoa-
ettes. On display in Miss Downina's-
room -vas an afghan knit by the.
pup%Ls from her room. ,Many ,other
interesting things were on clielnDY
in all the rooms.
Cow 4 years 'cat 1
Red Cow 4 yeal'eAld r
Roan Cow 4 year ofd
Red Steer 2 year old d J '
Red Steer 8 year old . ' '
1 Pair Clyde Mares doming 2,
(well mated)
Sow not bred yet r•
Hog
41 Pullets Hyb-eds
19 Leghorraidle 4 r
IMPLEMENTS
Massey Harris Binde'r, 6 -ft.
Massey Harrls Mower' 6 -ft,
Hay Rake.
Wagon
Hay Rack,,1 t ,t 8 ft,
Gang Plow
Walking Plow almost' new
Seed Drill
Set 4 -section HarroWs,
Set Team BreechingEllarness
Set Single: -Harness a ' .,
A quenalty ef w0odi girdled
Bed and Springs 3 F '
Clothes Flinger 1
Cream separator�
Milk
Milk Pails
Team Bi•eeehing
set of '3 Irons
Kitchen eprele
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TERMS -CASH
Sale Unreserved as Proprietor
giving up farming.
WM. SOOTY, Auctioneer
LORNE ,CAMERON, Proprietor.
GREY
Mr. James McNair, 14th con,, is 'i
suffering from the results 'of a
stroke His many friends hope for
a rapid recovery.
Majestic Women's Insttiute
The March meeting of the
Majestio Women's Institute was
,Held at the home -of Mrs. Chas.
Lake on Thursday afternoon, March
13th with twelve members ,and a
number of visitors present. Alter
the opening exercises •the roll call
was answered by ",Something Our
Grandmnothens Missed,' ' One of the
business items decided, upon was
,the purchase of a -War Savings Cer-
tificate with part •of the money -' made
at our ,social evening at Crambrook,
It was also decided to aoceeplt the
Brussels, , Womenls Inetttute'e hind.
;iuvlltatiien to be ; present at their
April meeting and a, conimittee Wad•
anointed to arrange for the pro.
grams. Arrangements stere made
for the preparing and sending, of .J
box to Eddie Salesman whb ie now,
overseas,, The . April meeting le to
be held et the home of Mrs. Wan.
`Wake and among other interesting
-11elas on. the program will . he a 44
demonetraMon on the malting of •4
cream puffs. An interesting paper 44
'An. Easter Message' was then givers ee
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by Mrs, Wan, Defies anti tits wife o4
folloWed by a reading by Alm
Bell Walton; Mrs. henry d fond an
t•ie, and Mrs, Artlmr' Forman, 6211- There is not an hour, dear Lois
con. Erma, and from the Second That we;r to not long for you. and " Messrs. Emerson and Sadly missed by Mother, Daddy
Leslie Fogel, at home. Also surviv- Vernon,
"That's right," came the answer.
"Brat, oh boy, what a battling those
Greeks gave us at Koritzel"
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FARMERS
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HURON COUNTY
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If you are interested in the formation of a non-political Farmer's Organization so 44
Agriculture may speak with a unified voice in solving agricultural problems, attend �_�
that Ag sts
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wine and family are ,also invited to attend. .4
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Meetings Commence at :: 8 S M. •..
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March - 26th ... ; , , • • • • Town Hall, Zurich 4.
Hay Township Walker's Hall, Brucefield
March 27th .
Tuckersmith Township • • • • , Twp. Hall, Varna
• March 28th .• Shanley Township • "' Twp, Hall, Ho]rtiesville 41,.
..March Mat ..... •
Goderich. Township q 'Hal, Carlow
44
April 1st . . • . , , ,:.., , . , 4Zs
Colborne Township ' ' 3'
S.S. 9. - 9th Con, Ashfield 44
Township
Aprile 2nd . `41
W.AsWawanosh Towns , • April 3rd • • • .. • • • • • • •' Comtnunity Hall, St• Helen's 4.
W 'Township
April 4th • .. , . , , . Forester's Hall,' ;'Belgrave 4
E. Wawanosh Township .. • • �
April 7th .. • . o• . • . , • • • • . Community Hall, Londesboro ..4i4
Hallett Township Hall Winthrop o1,+
April 8th ,
McKillop Township 41,4
shi .... •.• , • • .••• • April9th .•n,r,- ,•, ; Township,,Hall..,- 5th Con. Morris 44
Morris Town p Hall, •
Ethel 4
ip •.,,,• • ••'•.1./A.prilloth ,• .... , ,. Township i•
Grey Township
•.',,, April.iitli Council Chambers, Wingham 44
Turnberr.y Township ♦ 4
Hall, ..
• , • , April 14th't;4
Twp. Guerre
Howick Township 41,4
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Above meetings sponsored by rite Agricultural Committee of the Huron County.
' Council., i4
CHAIRMAN—J. W. GAMBLE ,S4
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COMMITTEE --Percy 'Passmore, Sam Whitmore, Fred Watson,Alex McDonald, s
WARDEN -4 JAMES LEiFER 4.
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