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your order here, No writing, No
bother. Call or phone.
Gilbert E. 1�ethery
R. 1`x..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 of the Township o
Grey are asking for tenders for the
work to• be done on the Close Draiu
Plasest and, speotflcations may be
seen at The Clerk's Office, Ethe
Ont., or at the office of the Engineer
in charge, Geo, A, MCCubtn, O.L,S.,
Chatham, Ont. Smitanie Bond will
be required. Tenders will be re
ceived •uv till 2 o'clock P.M. on
Saturday, May 3rd,
The Lowest or any Tender not
necessarily accepted.
J. IL FEJsR, rlerk,
Etnel, Ont.
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CLEARING
Auction Sale
. OF FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS
AND HOUSDHLLD EFFECTS. -At
lot 25, Concession 8, Morris Town-
ship, 1'Q miles north and 1'A miles
west of Walton, on Tuesday, May
eth.:Sale starts at 12 noon SHARP.
HORSES -1 black mare, 8 years
old, in foal; 1 gelding horse, 8 years
old; 1 horse. t
•0ATTLE-4 Bows, calves at toot;
1 cow milking; cow to calve soon;
. calf 3 months old; 3 heifers, 2 years
old; 2 steers 2 years old; 2 heifers
1 year old,. 2 steers 1 year old; 1
calf 6 months old.
10 pigs, 3 months old; 1 sow; 6
-pigs just weaned.
1 set double harness, 1 set singly
harness. ,
IMPLEMENTS -6- foot Massey
Harris binder; 6 foot Massey Harris
dump rake; Massey Harris hay load..
er; .Massey Harris hay tedder
Massey Harris seed drill; MoCor-
miok cultivator; lothrow disk, M,H.;
Massey Harris manure spreader;
•Quebec sulky M. H. plow (new).; 1
•scuifier; set 4 section harrows;. 5
draw bars, 1 walking plow, 2fur-
rows; circular saw frame; 3 -furrow
McCormick tractor plow, new; Mc-
Cormick Deering tractor, 15-30, la
good working order; single furrow
walking plow; tanning mill; pig
crate; bag truck; turnip seeder; 20•
inch clutch puleys; 2 80_rod spoois
barb wire roller; wheelbarrow.
• Qnauttty of 2 in. pine plank 12
feet long 2 in. plank 14 ft. long; 12
foot hemlock planks; 12 foot' hem-
lock lumber;' used planks and
lumber.
5 inch wide rubber belt • 20 ft,
long; quantity of inch pine lumber,
12 foot long; in 1 pine lumber 14
It. long; 1 gate; 3 inch rubber Galt
12 Pt. long,
Cream separator; 2 wheel trailer;
cutter; buggy with ruber tires;
steel tire buggy; stock .rack; 6 h.p.
Fairbanks -M. gas engine; tight
Wagon gear; muck scraper; el:,por-
*tor pan; sap pails; 2 sugar kettles;
wagon with roller hay rack; gravel
box, wagon box; bench sleighs;
grind stone; low wagon sling fork
and sling rapes; corn .cutter, oat
roller; hay fork with car and steel
cable andpulleys; set 2000 lb.
scales; cedar posts, 75 hens, colony
house. -
3 straight ladders, 1 extension
ladder.
. Blacksmi•bh outfit, post drill, .forge,
anvil, vice. 3 stone hammers., tool
table, tarps dies.
Lawn mower, !logging chain,
small chains; tools, shovel's, forks
roe! bars., numterous other artioles.
T, OGEEfi,y,;�,•,D EFFECTS - 4 bed.
't.Ooitt $�uitois 4 springs, mattresses, 2
stifle 'baulks, '2 springs mattresses;
2 ' deate% dining room suite. 4
'reeking chairs, 2 . small tables;
'1ii4c tent table, chairs; • woollier?,
ii>adtiine; quantity liholeum; stove!
eli.lirli. `sealers, battery reale,` .cattle,
''nlipmere, quilting traine; toilet sets;
;dishes, glassware.
Terms cash.
ESTATES OF LMFE GW iWE
KELLY. Mrs, Geo..Kelly Mrs. Garvin
Smith, Execs,
Htarold 3eokson, Auctioneer:
Lass fied Ads
WANTED -
Cattle to pasture,
plume 50-44 W, 11, Mallndete
NOTICE-rX,
Leaving for Halifax about May 5
Tilt way of Montreal, Passengers
taken. Pack Thynne,
FOR SALE -
1 "Ideal" Incubator in good con-
ditiou (90 egg capacity), ,
Phone 39-r-4 Mrs. Staling
FOR RENT-,
Good .grass farm to rent in Grey
two, Watered by spring and artesian
well and windmill, All wire fences
apply The Brussels Post.
FOR SALE-
Gold drop seed Oats, 1939 crop.
title Is no, 1 seed, 65e per bus.
P. Ainent
FOR SALE -
ASS 'Ole' er Seed Government
1.b tet. ripply to
t&OUG e8 -r_16 Russel Knight,
FOR SALE-
tStweet !Clover seed'yellow"blossom
One Buckeye Incubator 350 -egg
capacity, one Sinuco 450 -egg capacity
both in good condition at a bargain.
phone 51_1-6 J. H, Bryan. .
TENDERS WANTED -
For toeing 115 acres of. turnips,
80 rod rows. Clean, clay' loam
land. . Tenders to be in. by 15th of
May. State price per row, • Work to
be done under•supervlsion,
apply bo Porter Bros.
R.R. 2, Wingham, Ont.
WANTED
Cattle and horse to pasture for
season, spring water and salt in
.abundance. `Terms reasonable,
.phone 35_r-13 os 22-r-5, Brussels.
E. Thompson
FOR SALE-
40 Pigs weaned, 1 week also 1
general purpose mare 7 years old
good single or double; 1 driving
mare 12 years old, good double
cheap.
Ohne 44-r_19 . Arthur Ruttan
FOR SALE
'16 Reconditioned Pianos' at trio
Mildmay Furniture Store $25 up,
Free delivery. Open evenings. Easy
Terms. Also New Pianos, New
and Used Singer Sewing Machines..
J. F: Sltuetit & Sous, Mildmay„ '
SEED GRAIN FOR SALE -
1939 'Crop, Banner Oats, also, mix
tures' of Banner and Two -Rowed.;
Barley.
Lot N '4 21, Con, 12,. Grey
phone 551r-16 Knight Bros
LOST - p
One logging chain. between P
Atment's residence and John Allen's
blacksmith shop. Kindly leasee it
at P. A+ment's residence or at John
Alien's blacksmith shop and oblige.
P.,Amrenit
FOR SALE -
,600 Cedar Fence Posts various
sizes, also anchors, braces and poles.
3„'E. Martin, lot 14, con. 6, Grey
phone 40-r7-..... .,.,
Auction;, Sale
of House and Household Effects
on John Street, Brussels on
SATURDAY, MAY 8rd
Sale commences at 2 o'clock.
1 wooden bed
Springs and Mattress:
2 Washstands •
1 Bureau
1 Settee
1 Sideboard
1 'Extension Table
5 Dining Room Chairs
1 Arm Chair
1 Glass Cupboard
1 'Fallen Leaf Table
6 Kitchen Chairs
1 Large Rocking. Chairs
3 Small Tables „ .
1 Beatty Washing Machine
1 Coal -oil Stove With oven
1 Heater
1 Small Cook. Stove (nearly new)
1 Kitchen Stove '
1, Robe 1 Rug r1 Dog
Pictures,^ Dishes, ”, Seale'rs'
other. articlestoo numerous to
' mention.'
TERMS CASH
The -property which Is situated on
west .side of John Street with frame
house and henhouse will also be
offered for sale subject to a reserve
bid.
F. W. Kemp, Mrs. Herb Hawkins,
Auctioneer, Proprietress
Tt#lM BRUSSELS POST Weesesdlty, April 2$rd x941
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IT PAYS
Our Diamond Room Affords
Privacy When Buying
Full R.C.A,F,
Honors At .
Padre's Funeral
Se,Wices for Flight -Lieut.
Rintoul 'Held Saturday
ff At Church He Left
Flight -Lieut, A. G. .Rintoul was.
buried Saturday with full ILLA,h.`.
honors in the veterans, plot in pros-
pect cemetery. The funeral service
was held at 2.30 p.m. in Wychwood
Presbyterian church, from• wlu'ch
Fliglht_Lieut. Rintoul had leave of
absence as pastor to be'com'e an. Ant
Force dhatplain,
The popular ohaplain wah' station-
ed at Manning depot. Ht's sudden
death from ahead attack filled the
depot with sadness. He collapsed
in the duty.watch quarters a few
minutes after he had been examined
by Flying Officer John Green, • a
medical officer.
Taken -III on March
He began feeling i11, R.0.AF; of-.
ficers said, while on a route' march.
veldt "his boys," He dropped out.
shortly after It started and -Made bis
way back to the depot. Squadron.
Leader J. A. Silton and Flying Offi-
cer Green were by his side when he
died,
The funeral service was oondu.ct-
ed by senior officers or the Presby-
terian presbytery, with tfie chair.
man, Rev. Neil Miller, Brainpiton, In
charge: :Squadron •Leader Light
bourne. senior chaplain of No. 1 air
training contend, •and Squadron
Leader Jahn McNabb, senior chap-
lain at Air Force :headquarters.
Ottawa, represented .the
among the officiating clergy. The
escort and firing squad parties were
drawn from airmen at Manning des
pot, who knew and respeotfd Flight,
Lieut. Rintoul.
Native of Brusels'
Born in Brussels, Ont.' Flight.
Lieut. Rintoulwas a member of the
hoard of administration of the Pres.
byterlandlo ire% and also,!,' of the
general board of missions. In ad-
dition, he was a member of Knox
College board ant& president of
Knox College alumni,
A graduate et the University of.
Toronto and Knox .College the
R.0 A.F. chaplain came to'. Toronto
three years ago after charges at St.
.Matthewis Presbyterian Church in
Montreal, Forest and Sudbury. His
first charge was Thornit'on, in the
presbytery of Barrie.
He is survived by his, widow,
daughter of the late Rev, Daysd.
Perry.. former moderatorof the
general assembly and minister a.t
Wingham, three daughters and , two
sons. Two sisters, Mrs. McLean.
Belgreve; Mays, Jas. Kerr, 5th line
Movie; one brother, Ohester Rintoul,
5th line Morris,
FELLOW -AIRMEN PAY PADRE
'LAST TRIBUTE
"He has given life itself., for the
cause he loved. He was wilting tc
go overseas -in feat he was waiting
for theft call but another call came,"
This was the tribute maid to l
:Flight -Lieut. A. G. Rintoul by Wing
Comander John Monlatb . as tate
body of the late R.A.F.C',chaplain
rested in a flee -draped Casket in
Wychwood Presbyterian church.
The padre died Thursday from a
heart attaek.'
'Casket en Tender
Escorted by parties of officers and
airmen the ensket was borne to the
bul'lal., . place, girl Mount Pleasant
cemeitery on nn B,C.A.F, tender,
flanked, on each hide by three pall-.
hearers. The cortege mtfe4 at it
steati,mtereh froth thenlfitlelu* while.
several hundred persons 3 respect-
fu11v bowed their heads.
Tile funeral service was' held in
the church in whish the tato
chaplain had been minister for
ttliree yeai'st, in the congregation
were renreaertatives of Torontn
R.e,A•tF, officers, men with whom
1t'ltgbt-Lieut. Mntoul was assoeiiltea
during hist short term as
/ chaplain.
"Since entering the serviee,"
Wing .Comandar McNeil told the
Mashed iuournelps, "Ile gate all nn.
sparingly, terst'intiugly, for the men
he had volunteered to serve'
!n c14 Latin proverb says 'It is
sweet and blessed to die for one's
country but 1t Is thrice sweet ard
blessed to die for one's country 400
one's Master,"
The service was conducted by
senior officer's of the DrebyterY
with Rev. Nell Miller reading the
prayer, Rev, Arthur ,Lowther, aot-
ing as minister of Wychwood church
during Fligtht-Lieutenant Itintours
absence, reading the scripture, Wine.
Commaander McNab delivering the
address and ,Sgaodnou Leader Light -
bourn also officiating.
!Officer eamending the R.C.A.F.
funeral pttrty was Flying Officer d,
H. V. Woodricb. The escort party
of 40 airmen• whi-ch led the cortege
was commanded by Flying Officer
T. M. Davidson. This was followed
by the firing panty of 10 men, ell
NOD. volunteers. The R;O.A,F,
band with .muffled drum's and
muted biasses came next in li'le
,followed by a party of. 50 attending
officers.
The pall -bearers were six war
rant officers' second class, with a
supporting party of six officers of
flitghtt_lieutenant rank,
Mr, end Mrs. Chester Rintoul;
Mrs. McLean and Miss C. McLean
attended the funeral,
Two ,brothers predeceased bins
during the past year.
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Auction Sale
Household Effects
of the Late 'Robert Shedden
Queen Street, Brussels
SATURDAY, APRIL. 46th
Sale commences at 2 P.41,, i
1 Coal Stove !; v
1 Kitchen Strive
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 -a
2 Sets of Bed Springs
1 Kitchen Cabinet
2 Kitchen Tables '
2 Extension Tables
2 Dining -room Chairs
2 Looking Glasses
3 Mattresses
1 set small Beam Scales
2 Clothes Wringers
1 Flour Bin • -"""
1 Boiler
1 Carpet Sweeper
1 Sewing Machine
1 Coal -oil Stove with Oven
Number of Kitchen Chairs
1 Wash Tub
2-Gunner'Hot Plate
5 -gallon Coal -old Can
2 -Gallon Coal -oil Can
1 Sugar Kettle
1 eight-day Clock
1 Congoleum Rug
1 Linoleum Rug
5 dozen quart Seelers
Quantity Linoleum 15 x 16
2 Tea Kettles
Dishes, Kettles and Pans p•ti
Number of wooden Boxes , '
Other Articles to numerous
to Mention
TERMS—CASH
F. W. KEMP, Auctioneer
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Friends of L.A.C. Meklwyn.
Williams will be glad to know . that'
he received his graduating diploma
from Knox 'Theological (College
Toronto -on April .fifteen,
A. Williamrs of Tilbtury, Qlt,t,'.ntit.r
rigid his son last February in Knox
College Chapel. L.A,C, Willta'm
eradnaled from University Colle;e
in 1945 entered Knox, . but joii7ei ,
tthe Ri0.AF. last snowier, Whii.e
at Varsity he was a member of,, the.
C:O,TO. and played inter.faeulty
snorer, limn in North Wales., he
matriculated from Listowel High
School. He spent ,his summers at
Varsity on the mtselon field.
Tits X.P.S, held their meetjn."..
on Sunda evening with a good
tendenre. • Wilt the president Mis.a
Miae Fischer presiding, the meeting
onenezt withthe singing of hymtn, no.
202. " The Lord's-Prnver wasre,
nmerted in unison, The .Seriptnre
lesson was taken by Miss Ver
Flsclier, Hymn no. 200 was song
and the Secretary Mrs. L. S. Gordon •
presbytery eceupving the two front pend the minutes of tilt. previous,
rows of pews. 'Pe the right sat. 64 meeting. The offering watt Yeoeiv-
ph ed Cars
Quichiciumaramil
1940 Willys Sedan, 6000 miles
heaters and trunk
1940 VVillys Sedan' new ear condition
1940 Deluxe Ford Coeel
1940 Deluxe Ford Sedan .
1939 Deluxe Ford Sedan
1939 Standard. Ford Coach
1939 Hudson Coach
1938 Hudson Sedan
1938 Ford Coach
1938 Ford Sedan
1938 Chevrolet Coach
1937 Plymouth Coach
1929 Chevrolet Coupe
1929 Ford Coach
1929 DeSoto Coupe
1928 Ford Coach
"'1935 Ford Panel Truck
'Several Good Milk Trucks
Used Tractor' Plow
Used Plow
Used Ford Tr actor $65.
,Grey heavy colt rising 3 yrs
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;,Choice driving mare
rising 3 years
c 1t
C.
&W.Jackson Mlotors Lid.
Wallace St. Listowel, (ant- Phone 161
_:Wallace
E. Taylor led in pray- i tooth powder,combs, mirrors, razors,
ei
.Hymn no, 667 was sung and blades, shaving cream, shaving
the 'topic was capably given by t brushes, chocolate and cigarettes for
Mrs. M. Engel abasing the life of { the patients. Then besideh that, I
Missionary Johnathan Goforth for get sweaters, socks, scarves, mitts,
her subject. Hymn no. 205 was helmets, Which I give out to patients
sung, the meeting closed with thewho haven't enough when they leave
singingT,ofakthe National. Anthem .hospital All our operating room
and. the leader pronounced the towels, sheets and dressings are
inole Social last Thurs-
Prom the Red Cross, and when we
benedictionheCr, eased them for another lamp for the
day evening held n the Cranbrook operating room we mere given it.
Ooniniunty hall, under the auspces So, any time you hear any criticism
of the 'Cheerio Workers, was well of the Red' Cross, just pates the good
attended, every one present enjoyed word 0n. We just couldn't manage
won at all 1f we didn't have ids assist_
nee," - 1Frono Canadian Red Cross
Despatch, Feb. - March,
we get patients, from a great variety
of places, and they all seem so ap-
preciat4ve et anything that one does
for them. I handle all the Red
Cross articles myself, as we do not
have a Red .Crosse worker. Each.
Nlesga
themselves. The prizes were
as (allows: Ladies 1st, Miss Blurted
William; gents 1st, Mr. Stuart Mc.
Nair;' ladies consolation, Miss Mary
Huether; gent's consolation, Mr.
Tom Pennington.
Ewe
Red Cross Supplies
Reach Our Men
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,"tract from letter of the matron time I write to anyone, I mentionr
the Red Cross because it is perfectly'
df art eighty -bed casualty clearing
station under canvass for a corps wonderful grow many things. they.
which Is partly .Canadlan and party, keep us, supplied with for our
British. This letter appears in the patients. Every time I realty
,February number of the Canadian want something for the hots+pitati
which we can't persuade Headgear -
Nurse.) ters to give us from ordnance, the
"We are in a corps which is partly
RedCross comes to our rescue, 1
Canadian and partly British, so that ;think it is rattier important that
turning to the Red Cross. They
keep me supplied with comfort bags people at home strait- appreolate
wash cloths, soap, tooth 'brushes,moremfficiiisismssamismes
'how much hospitals over here are
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