HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1941-4-16, Page 5Gilbert E. Nethery
RR R. 5, Brussels
A. A. LAMONT
Agent for—Fire; Windstorm,
and Automobile Insurance.
Get particulars of our Special
Automobile Policy
for farmers.
'Phone 657
Queen St. Brussels
Tenders Wanted
The 'Council or the Township e'
Grey are',esding iOr tenders for the
Wore •.o be done on tu'e Close Drain,
Planus anst specificat.on's may be
seen at The Clerk's Office, Ethel
Ont., or at the office -of the Engineer
in charge, Geo, A. • McCwlrim, O.L,S.,
Chatham, Ont. Suitable Bond will
be required. Tenders Will be ,re
ceived •t>ry 'till 2 o'clock PM. on
,Saturday, Mayo 3rd.
The Lowest or any Tender not
necessarily ,aocepted,
J. H. FEAR, rlerk,
Etnel, Ont.
AUCTION SALE
At °C. Va"nNorman's' 'Home, 'Brussels
SATURDAY, APRIL. 19th
'Sale Commences at 1 P.M. ` '
Garden Tools
Wheel Barrow
Sugar Kettle i `s
Wardrobe
Lawn Swing
Iron Cots
Cupboards
Tables
Small Book Case
Beds
Bed Springs
+Chairs
Antique Bureaus and Etc.
Other Articles Too Numerous
'to mention.
TERMS• --_CASH
ESTATE of the LATE •MRS. DOLL
W. S. ,Donaldson—Auctioneer.
Auction Sale
Household Effects
of the Late Robert "Shedden
Queen 'Street, Brussels
SATURDAY, APRIL 26th
Sale commences at 2 P.M.
1 Coal Stove t
x
1 Kitchen Stdve
1 Bed Couch
1 Glass Cupboard
1 Writing Desk
8 Rocking) Chairs
3 Little Tables'
1 Round Table
2 Library Tables
1 Bed and Dresser
1 Feather Bed
1 Wooden Bed
2 Bedroom Suites
3 Bedsteads
2 Couches
2 Sets of Bed Springs
1 Kitchen Cabinet' •
2 Kitchen Tables
2 Extension Tables
2 Dining -room Cheats
2 Looking Glasses '
3 Mattresses es, 'mow
1 set small Beam Scales
2 Clothes Wringers
1 Flour alp t
1 Boller
1 Carpet Sweeper
1 Sewing Machine
1 Coal -oil Stove with Oven
Number of Kitchen Chairs
1 Wash Tub.
2 -Burner 'Hot •Plete
5 -gallon :Coal -old Can
2.Gallon Coal -011^ Can
1 Sugar Kettle
1 eight-day -Clock
1 Congoleum Rug
1 Linoleum Rug
S'dozen quart Seelers
Quantity Linoleum 15 x 16.
2 Tea Kettles
'Dishes, Kettles and Pans
Number of wooden Bekaa
OtherAAftictessto numer*Us
to mention
TE!f?M A'SH rat 'P
'. W. KEMP, Auctioneer
PCR SALE -
0. A. C, No, 21 Seed Barley r•"
1 Good Pule Bred Jersey Cow t9
years dttl'1 tst V.0811014'1 2, time
13red tetstiy I- eiters freshen A IDI!
7th. All 3 Sired to a pure bred Dui,
hash; 1 Beit '3 years OM, eligible for
registra•tion,
phone 11,7-15 Torrance Dundas
MR. 2, Blyth
TIME
1.
C A BA'VM1(
Miss .1 try Truethor .is fipendiug
her vacwtioe at bhp ,home of her
parents,
Miss Mimed Williams oe Valetta.
is spending her Beater 'vacation. sat
the 11ome of Mr, and Mrs,. Jacob
lnisciier•
Mr', Lorne Cameron ways a week
end .;vieetor with his wire and child-
ren here.
Mi, and Mrs. Stuart Noble and
daughter Batisieia, Mr, and Mens, Sno,
Noble and slaughters Yvonne and
Mary ,Silo, spent, Easter a eek end
with Mr, and"Mrs.:Janx'6 Noble,
11r13, John, Noble,. and daughters are
exterpdfrilg their visit. A
Queer Echoes Of
Uncle Sam's CaII To Arms
Read orf India,nls wlio thought there
'was a war, and brought their totna-
hawks; of the man who was "two
people"; of mysterieus. "Mike" and
lilts ,post cadds , and other unieue
problennts: oaf harassed abaft regisF-
trars, as told in •a feature ariecle to
appear in The American Weekly
with the April 20 issue of The
Detroit ,Sunday Times, ,Be eare/iia
get The ,Detroit Sunday Times this
,week and every week.
•
Auction Sale
Stock Farm Implements and
Household Effects
will be held on Lot 16. 17, ,Con. 10,
Grey Twp., 4 miles East of Brussels.
THURSDAY, APRIL 17
Salescomeeces at 12 o'clock sharp
Matched Team -1 bay mare, 1 bay
horse
1 General Purpose bay horse
CATTLE—all well bred' Durham'
2 Durham Cows—in calf
2 Durham Cowe-fresh
3 Durham Cows -milking,. in calf
2 Durham Heifers—in calf
2 Durham Steers -1000.1100 lbs.
3 , Durham Steers -900 lbs.
2 Durham Steers -800. lbs.
4 Durham Heifers -700.800 lbs.
2 Durham Year-olds -
2 Durham Calves—two months
IMPLEMENTS, -
1 Frost and Wood Blinder 7 -ft.
1 Wagon, w'th roter hay rack
1 Wagon, with gravel box
1 6 -ft. Deering Mower
1 10 -ft. Dump Rake
1 Hay •Loader
1 Hay Tedder
1 'Hay Fork, pulleys, car, rope 170 ft,
1,Stiff-tooth Cultivator
1 *alining Mill r
1 International Fertilizer
, Drill 13 diso
3 Secttans Drag Harrows
1 Stuffier
1 Gang Plough 1 Disc
2 Walking. Ploughs
1 2-furow riding Plough
2 Sets Sleighs
1 Cutter 1 Buggy
2 Root Pulpers
1 6-H.P. Gilson Engine
1 Wheel Barorw
1 Set iDriving Harness
2 Sets Team Harness`
5 Horse Collars
1 Magnet Cream Separator
Milk Pails
Forks. Shovels and
Many other articles
GRAIN &FEEDS -
20 ton Hay
Quantity Feed Wheat and
Mixed Grain
Quantity of Seed Grain '
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS:
1 Dlriing room Table (estenslon)
6 Dining -room Chairs
2 Drop-leaf Tables
2 small Kitchen Tables
10 Kitchen Chalra
4 Rocking Chairs 1 Spring Couch
1 Lounge ° 2 Feather Ticks
1 Walnut bedroom Suite with
Spring &. Mattress
2 Iron Beds with Springs and
Mattresses
1 Matresa
1 Bureau
2 Spool Beds
1 Wash Stand
1 Dresser
1 Clare Jewel Range (nearly ,new)
1 Kitchen Stove 1 Wood 'Heater
1 four -burner Coal.011 Stove & Oven
- 1 Linoleum Rug 9 x 12 ft.
Linoleum 15 x 20 ft.
1 Glass -Top Kitoheh.r.Cupboard
1 Woden Sink ' • 11'Ffeur Cheat'
1 Beatty Washing Machine
'(nearly new)
1 Copper Boller 1 .Wringer, Tubs
Churn;' DWi :'<Ct king Utensils
1. CltenLsicle Toilet, ``�-2 Tollet Sete
V f hiftraii Criat3 °5 r ills StatF':'Udder i,
Gt
as rmpr$/iII piiT, t bit Jsrar
1 Set Scales 60 Ib. wk."'i tf "
illy SpASeh Cupboard rr
1 Kitchen Clock, Steve Stands fi
Curtains and Bodies 4 1
Many :Arttcfes `4ao ntii"rfprates to•
mentlo'n
r.. ,,„ �TEHM'S(<,-•CASH
1`-tOMAB CAMERON .ESTATE.
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,JEAN 4.'" SACK CAMERON, Eze't,
HAROLD JACKSON-
Auctioneer,
nc..t
T'E BRUSSELS .POST
of DEAD or
DISABLED ANIMAIS
Phone
Zolleceto this number
BRUSSELS Pl•i'ONE 72
or 21 INGERSOLL
WILLIAM ST ti LT
Many Pay Last Respects
To Mrs C. Govenlock
•heator.th, ,April 14—The funeral of
the late Mils. William C. Govenlock
of Egmnardville, whose death occur
red at Scott Memorial hasp'titrai on
Wednesday night after an illness of
two days „took place on Saturday
afternoon from her lade residence.
Interment was made in the Egmend-
ville cemetery. Rev. Hugh Jack of
First Preslbyterian church ofii'ciated
During the service James T. Scat
sang "That Beautiful Laud." The
doral tributes were many and beau.
trials The pallbearers were Thom
as Jackson, Harry Stewalrt, Russell
Sproat, Roy MoGeoch, R. B. Holmes
and Ill, R. Rennie, Those attending
from a distance Were •Mr; and Mrs,
Wililam Ghnrlesworbh and daughters
&aye and Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Butler and Jean r of St.
-Catharines,' Mr, and Mrs. Gavin
Green of Godreich, Mr. and Mrs'
William Ferguson and Miss Mar:
garet Ferguson of Windsor.
' east
Auction. Sale
Farm Stock, Implements and
Household Effects
Lot 15, Con. 16, Grey Twp.
• , WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23rd.
Sale Comences at 1 P.M.
HORSES= , - v
1 Team Grey Mares
1 Grey Mare .
-CATTLE-
2 Cows supposed'to freshen in May
1 Farrow Cow
1 Heifer rising 2 yrs.
2 'Head rising 2 yrs.
3 -head rising 1 year
IMPLEMENTS—
McCormick Binder
McCormick .Mower ;
McCormick Side Rake
McCormick Dump Rake
Massey ,Harris 'Hay Loader
,Noxon Seed Drill
Wagons
Roller
Sleighs
Harrows
Cultivator •
Disc Harrow
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS-
2 Cook Stoves
1 Coal Heater
Beds
Chairs
Bedding
Dishes
Cutlery Pots Pans
and a 'Host of other Articles
TERMS—CASH
JOHN A. STEWART, Proprietor.
Harold Jacgson, Auctioneer.
ver_ t�'V
Auction Sale
so Horses aria Implements
Lot south ,Halt 2d, Con. 3, Mersa
1-RIDAY, APRIL 18th
Sale Cowences at i P.M.
HORSES--
1
ORSES 1 brown Work Horse
'1 Bay Work Horse •
Bay Driving Mare 4 yrs, old
HENS -
2 Steel Pig Troughs -
IMPLEMENTS-
Deering Binder' Mt. cut
McCormick. Mower 6 -ft. cut
12 -ft. Deering Rake
Deering, Stiff -tooth Cultivator
Spring -tooth Cultivator
Riding Plow (Oliver)
Frost and Wood Gang Plow
Walking Plow No. 21
5-seceion Harrows 2 draw bars
1 Disc
Frost and Wood, 11 -hoe Seed Drill
1 Turnip Pulper Cutter
Steel -tire Buggy
Rubber•ttre Buggy Stoneboat
Hay Fork, Car, Rope and ,Puteys
Slings Pea Harvester
Flat Hay .Rack 14 -ft.
Grindstone Wagon 'Jack
Stock Rack Long Ladder
Fattening Crate Colony Nouse
Cream Separator ' Wheel Barrow
iGr vel Box Horse Cetera
M 1l}L' Tl :!{
C1t8etollar Tops, nearly new
T`1am Nai•neas
1Skt;Siylgle ,Harness
1 Set'Team Bells , Shovel
1 Set, Cutter Bells v. Grain Bags
Forks,, Robe and Horse Blanket
{Many
Articlesrtoo Numerous
to mention.
TERMS—CASH
gale Unreserteed as `Froprletor Ls
giving dp farming
JOSEPH HOGG—Proprietor.
F. W .KEMP,—Auottoneer. °
q IKFJ,mT2,
ill A .
!` `k +k s, an whe 6'
M # 'k This
r', Luke Mpeh`aire haft be0a
seriously 1111» improving.
Mrs. J,• S. Aranatl'png10443 SIM Jr
were ):aster visitors in Louden.
ft
Muss Wanda I•Iabbe, Poroonte was
an 1,as'ter guest with her aunt 4241,
D. Brewer,
$, :k *
Mr,•and Mre. D, Ewan, Mildred
mud Elnrer, Toronto, Were Easter
vilsitore Here,
Mr. ansi•Mis;`J',' 0, Bielby have
returned to their home in Keltield,
Sask.
14 3, * N, * * * ,k *
Mrs, Mason of Ripley was all
Easter guest with Mrs, Annie
MltchelI.
Mr. and Mrs J. I3.k McLaughlin of
London were week end vis5tors with
Mr, and Mrs. Manning.
* * *
Miss Doris Bates, Toronto, and
Sack Bates, IClinitom are spending the
vacation' at their home here.
Judge .McFadden of Chatham
spent the Easter holiday with his
.sister Mrs. David, Walker.
*
Mr. W. B. Strachan, Toronto', was
an Easter visitor with his mother,
Mrs,. A. Strachan,
* * *
Misses, (Shirley and Nora Lowrie
'sere spending the Easter holidays,
With their uncle near Auburn.
* * *
Mr, and Mrs. •Douglas Reid of•
'Dna.yton were Easter visitors with
her parents, • Mr. and Mrs. Jae.
Logan.
* * *
Mr. and Mra: Harold ,Chapman;'
Ketchener, were Baster week end
guests with the fornrer's. brother, N.
Oloapman. .
. * *
Mrs. J. Ballantyne and 'son Jack
`Stratford visited wrth Mrs. Jas.
Ballantyne an Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week.
Mr, and Mrs. D+11iot Breden and
'Children Peter and Jane were Easter
guests at the hone of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. Galbraith.
tS ▪ ,.,
Rem. F. Watts, of St. John's Argil -
"eau Church, was heard over CIiNX
Wingiiasn, on Good Fntclay afternoon
,al
'Good
he took part In the'theee-hour
'Good Friday service.
* * *
Trooper Lorne McCauley who has
been transferred from R:C R, .to
'Three Rivers Tank Battalion, Active,
Force, Camp Borden, spent his 4
days' leave at his home in Morris.
• * *
Bent Black, whc,-attended Continu-
atdon school here', left recently for
Font Erie to commence his duties in
the Personal 'Office of the Fleet
Aircraft there. Friends wish Bert'
every success sin, his new position.
;k * *
Miss Laura Manning of Kitchener
also Mr. and Mns. A. C. ,Knox and
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sho1ibrook and
)title son Charles of Blyth spent.
Sundaywith their parents Mr, and
Mrs, H. J. Manning.
*
Visitors over the*week end at
'the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Foe
twere; Miss Luella McCwtcheon, Mrs.,
•tBlmer Williams, Mies Pearl Haines
'and Mist Exclue Palmer all of De-,.
itroit and Mr, John MoCutcheon of
;Wroxeter,
e
Mr. and Mrs:" Robt, Hollenhecic
',(nee Mamie McQuarrie•) and daugh-
ter Mary. Lee of Ridgetown, And Mr,
'end Mrs. Gordon Ademrs (nee Eileen
McQuarte• of Toronito spent the
Easter holiday with Mr. and Mrs,
McQuarrie.
Mets,
(Dr,) Myers, or Brampton was
a• guest this week at the ,hohle of
Dr. McRae and Mrs, McRae on
William et.
Miss Dora Smith, Mr, Norman
Smith and Miss Ruby Smith of
Borden, 'Sask., are alt present on a
trip to Vaucbnll^e s
' The body of Robert Douglas, a
former resident of Brulsseisl was
lyron'ght to Bresse1s an Wedneatloy
of 'this weak for `burtai `in the
Brussels cemetery. Mr. Douglas
,palsied away. 'e,t `his home iiel:r
Guelph on 'Monday+ oi,,0tf4
Miss Msrgar et Russell lveg• w;
agent a few,dayl at her home here
, prior to leaving for Ntiii~an'a Falb%•,
ito nittend . the eOaventioii ' of the
Registered Nurses' Association6f
Ontario et the General Brc,ek i iotel.
Miss. Madeline baiter.,
lieg, N,, and
Mash Angela Kelly Reg. Were ale()
chosen as delegates from Sit. ro.
seph's Iiraspltal Alumnae.
s'''cars
1940 Williys Sedan
1940 Deluxe Fold Sedan
1940 Deluxe Ford Coach
1939 Mercury Sedan
- 1939 Standard Ford Coach
1939 Deluxe Ford Ccaz,h
1939 Hudson Coach
.1935 Ford Sedan
1938 Hudson Sedan
1935 Deluxe Ford Coach
1938 Standard Ford Coach
*Model A Ford Coaches
1929" Chevrolet Cabriolet
,1935 Ford Pick Up Truck
,r 1939 Ford Sedan Delivery
rat"O Good Stake Trucks
4 Gaod'Plows
1;f ;Tse4,Tractor Plow
(=MI
grey Gelding rising 3 yrs.
101yde'°Mare rising 4 yrs.
p ,'Team of Work Horses
Choice teneral Purpose Grey Mare
Dr"iviwg Mare 5 yrs. •
r3 "al 0:1:5 I'll .ICO
E L 4i:WI. Jackson Motors Ltd.
(Walla ^St. Listowel, Ont. Phone 161
;SUPERIOR STORE r
QUALITY' • SERVICE
SPECIALS' FOR—THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Hillcrest Shortening 2-1 lb cartons for 25c
Aylmer. Vegetable or Tomato Soup • • 2-10 oz. tins for 17c
Kellogg's: All Bran, large pack & 1 measuring Jug free 23c
Arctic Pastry Four 24 Ib bag for 63c
'Country Kist Peas .. • • •• . , • , 2-16 oz. tins for 17c
Peanuts in shell •• • • • •• • • • , • , .. . per ib 10c
Lace Curtain Materials • • ... • • • • • • 25c & 35c per yd
Lace Window Panels , . each 75c
per pr 69c
•• • ••. per pr 15c
each 59c
Ladies Crepe Hose
1 Girlst,'Knee.length Socks
Men's Dress Shirts, to clear at
Men's Navy Work Shirts •.• •• • each 89c
Rennie's No. 1 Grass Seeds on hand.
Wm. Ziegler
Highest Prices Paid For Eggs.
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SoftatDrinks' or all kinds—Ice CreamSundaes, Banana Splits
1).0.144, —Vanilla Pineapple, Strawberry, Chocolate,
C$ffeWirand Orange. --Try a bottle of our Chocolate
n.%• •Milk for school lunch.
10 Tr, Butter,
;-0 rt Buttermilk. Milk and Cream
i Please return your milk
!orofe11:1611' 41 ottles promptly
ys
Ice Cream Time
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