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In Memory of Mrs, W, F. Stewart -
b ,
Gilbert E. Nethery
IR. R. 5, Brussels
IN MEMORIAM
Mabe
,STRUT23j3R,S--Sm loping memory at
Mrs, ,Basil Struthers, who died on
May 4th, 1940,
If you should go along the trail a
bit ahead o' me, call back, 'twill
help me keep the path, and look
ahead eo see elle beauty of the mys-
tery -land that inveigled you. from,
me. And if, perchance, my tantera-
light 'should suddenly grow dim, the
echo of your dear voice, I know will
help me win. Should my heart grow
tired and weary, a climbing up the
steep, call back, the tenderness will
spur my tagging, tired feet. And
when the sun is sinking, if I but see
your smile, I know for sure that 1
shall make the long, last, lonely
mile.
Sadly 'missed by Bast and your
Brothers and Sisters,
CLEARING
Auction Sale
. OF HARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS
.AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. -At
lot 25, Concelsiou 8, Morris Town-
ship, 11/ miles north and 11/ miles
west of Walton, on Tuesday, May
6th. Sale starts at 12 noon SHARP.
HORSES -_1 black mare, 8 years
old, in foal; 1 gelding horse, 8 years
-old; 1 horse,
CATTLE -4 cows, calves at foot.;
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 menthe old.
10 pigs, 3 months old; 1 sow; 6
Digs just weaned.
1 set double harness, 1 set single_
harness. , ,
IMPLEMENTS -6 foot Massey
Harris binder; 6 foot Massey Harris
dnnup rake; dfassey ilaa'ris hay load_
er; Massey Harris bay redder;
Massey Harris seed drill; McCor-
mick cultivator; inthrow disk, M•li ;
Massey .Beards manure spreader;
Quebec sulky M. H. plow (new); 1
scuffler; set 4 section harrows; 3
draw bars,, 1 walking plow, 2 fur-
rows; circular saw frame; 3' -furrow
McCormick tractor plow, new; Mc-
Cormick Deering tractor, 15-30, in
good Working order; single furrow
walking plow; tanning mill; pig
crate; bag truck; turnip seeder; 20 -
tech clutch puleys; 2 80 -rod spools
barb wire roller; wheelbarrow.
Quau,tity 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 toot long; inch pine lumber 14
ft. long; 1 gate; 3 inch rubber belt
112 ft. long.
Cream separator; 2 wheel trailer;
cutter; buggy with rubor tiros;
steel tire buggy; stock rack; 6 h,p.
Fairbanks -M. gas engine; light
.wagon gear; -muck ecraper; elepor-
ator pan; sap palls; 2 sugar kettles;
wagon with roller hay rack; gravel
box, • wagon box; benok sleighs;
grind stone; low wagon -sling Cork
and 'sling ropes; corn cutter, 'oat
roller;hay fork w121e car and, steel
cable and .+pulleys; set 2000 lb,
scales; cedar posts, 75 hens, colony
house.
3 straight ladders, 1 extension
ladder,
Blacksmith outflt, post drill, forge,
anvil, vice. •3 stone hammers, tool
,table, taps dies,
Lawn mower, ,logging chain, . 2
smeli• chains; tools, shovels, forks
c rnw bars, numerous other articles,
HIOUSEHiOILD DETECTS - •4 bed-
room suttee 4 springs, mattresses, 2
single beds, 2 springs mattresses;
2 couches, dining room suite. 4
rocking chairs, 2 small tables;
kitchen table, chairs; washing
• machine; quantity linoleum; stove,
eburs, sealere, battery radio, cattle,
' clippers, quilting trameM1 toilet sets;
dishes, glassware,
'Perms cash.
loser PE 'UF I,JA,TE GliffelM433
KELLY. Mee, Geo. Kelly Mrs. Garvin
Smite Execs,
Darold Sauekeon, Auotloneer,
by a Friend
GONE HOME
Gone 110111e, 11.0)1 resting Wilily
Amid the loned ones •there.
Gone home to bo with Janis
And all that's brig'lt and fair,
Gone where leo earthly shadow
Oan eyer enter in,
The pain and wearines>;f all past,
No blight, no grief, no sin,
I Gone just a ei'ossiug over
To yonder heavenly land lay.
The lamp of life safe guided.
Held by a Fetreee hand.
He saw I'Us child was weary,
The tont dismantled lay,
And stooping •down 'a0 lovingly,
i -Is carried her away.
Away with her dear Serviette,
Forever more to be.
Lola Jesus, help us gatefully
To give her back td`Thee.
C assif ed,Ads
FOR SALE-
.' 'Stove suitable for snlnmer kitchen•
in good repoir,
phone 59-r-13 L.:Sleightholm, Ethel
WANTED-
Respectable, capable woman de-
sires position as housekeeper,
plhoue 31 apply The Brussels Post
F'OR SALE—
Maple syrep, choice quality mae din
an exaporator. Limited quantity,
Order It now,
Grewarts Store, phone 5
FOR RENT-,
Good grass farm to rent in Grey
Iwo. Watered by spring and artesian
well and windmill. All wire fences
apply The Brassels Post.
FOR SALE -
Gold drop seed Oats, 1939 crop.
this is nee 1 seed, 65c per bus.
P. Amtent
FOR SALE -
Red ,OIo°er Seed Government
:.t bet, imply to'
4ine b8 -r-16 Russel Knight.
FOR SALE-
1 Mare rising 6 years sound and
right; one Buckeye Incubator 350 -
egg capacity; one Simco 450 -egg
capaolty. Both in good condition at
a bargain.
-phone 50-r-6 ' - J. H, Bryan
SEED POTATOES= •
Get your Seed Potatoes at Grew-
ar's this week. Every Bag Marked
and stamped with a Gov't. Seal
Cenbtfied Potatoes, Irish Cob. or
Green Mountain.
A. GREWAiR, Cash and Carry
SEED GRAIN FOR SALE -
1939 'Orap, Banner Oats, also mix
ture of Banner and Two -Rowed
Barley,
Lot N ere 21, Con, 12, Grey
phone 55-r-18 Knight Bros
LOST
One logging sham between le
A,ment's residence, and John Allen's
blacksmith •shop+ Kindly leave it
at P. Ament's residence or a2 John
Alien's hiacksmith shop and oblige.
P. Amewt
FOR SALE -
,600 Cedar Fence Posts various
sizes, also anchors, braces and poles.
J. E. Martin, lot 14, con. 6, Grey
......... phone 40-r-7 , . ..,,a
Auction Sale
of House and 'Household Effects
on John Street, Brussels on
SATURDAY, MAY 3rd
Sale commences at 2 o'clock.
1 wooden bed
Springs and Mattress
2 Washstands
1 Bureau
1 Settee
1 Sideboard
1 ,Extenslon Table
5 Dining Room Chairs
1 Arm Chair
1 Glass Cupboard -
1 Fallen, Leaf. Table
e 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 nese)
1 Kitchen Stove
1 Robe 1 Rug 1 Dog
Pictures, Dishes, Sealers
other articles toonumerous to
mention.
TERMS CASH
The' property which Is slteated oft
west aide of John Street with frame'
house and henhouse WIII also be
offered for sale subject to a reserve
bid.
F. W. Kemp, Mrs, Herb Hawkins,
Auctioneer, Proprietress
SHOP AT -
IT PAYS
Our Diamond Room Affords
Privacy When Buying
Auction Sale
Farm Stock and Implements
and Household Effects
Lot 23, Con. 11, Brey Twp.
• MONDAY, MAY 5th
Sale Commences at 2 P.M.
'HORSES -
Team of Mares rising 3 years
Gelding rising 2 years
LIVESTOCK -
Durham Cow Fresh
Jersey Cow due
Sow, bred February 11th
5 Pigs, weaned
75 Hens, year-olds
IMPLEMENTS -
Steel tire Top Buggy
Open Buggy
Juniper Cutter
Light Harness
'Horse Blanget
Stack of Hay
Grind Stone
Sugar Kettle
Lacta Cream 'Separator
1 Riding Plow, 1 'furow.
Forks, Shovels, Barrels
20 gallon Can
1 Bushel Yellow Clover and
Timothy, mixed
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -
Cook Stove
3 -Burner Perfection Coal -Oil Stove
Coal Heater, -
2 Beds, Spring and Mattresses
Extension Table
Fall Leaf Table
3 Small Tables
_ Kitchen Chairs
3 Rocking Chairs
Dining Room Chairs
Sideboard
2 Couches
Goderich Organ & Stool
2 Congoleum Rugs 9 x 9
Linoleum 11 x 12-12 x 16
Carpets
Sausage Machine
Sink
Bread mixer
Lamps, Crocks, Pots & Pans
Washing Machine & Wringer
Wash Tub
6 gallon Crock, Dash Churn
Sar Iron, Gasoline Iron
Gasoline Lamp
Buckeye Incubator, (144 egg cap.)
Raymond Sewing Machine
Phonola Battery Radio
A number of Cedar Posts
3 Screen Doors
3 Storm Windows
Other articles to numerous
to mention
TERMS --CASH
Farm will be offered at time of sale,
subject to a reserved bid
F. W. Kemp, -Auctioneer
W J. SHARiPE-Prop.
John Krauter-Clerk.
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Dri f'v A inc.
The monthly meeting 01 the Red
Cross Society was field to the world
room en Friday. Anvil 25th. Discus -
:Mon was held over 'various routine
netters rad npnropria.te action taken
It was decided no'o•benin a surely of
official Red Cross workers' hnttonr
to he (WHIM terl to all Workers in
tea Society, The cost to tine soeiefu
will he veru smell enol the buttons
ora nnite atteaetive in annenrnnee.
The regular meeting' of the Bel
grave Young IPeople's Sooiety was
'held in 11)0 eel,nnl-room of f11
�r+h+eh m1 Wednesday evening with
the Citizenship in charge. The chole
Wee +niton; by r',lareitee Yniil v,i•t1i
Vprnnl•pi RealNe at 1',' newt; 11, Phe
leemne wq reed by Mary Ynila. Tie'.
'tome for the evening was 'ekes. by
a1601•r6 reesen,i ease ansa. ee ,nhl' nee
interepflnel• ,address on Tempernnee
see it effpnta vert? neen.le 4o'lnv,
Ther urns en attendance 'of 27.
,inl,h 'serene re 54.1, 11",', Mnrrla Was
the Tenho winner or the Ral»rnve
'°"hordl, Pieter Re<i Crone, nnitt draw,
The net proceeds, Prom ilie sale of
tickets has been donated to the
JJclgeitee Led Cross Memell,
Mess ISatlilaen bteGill c1'. 118St
NormalS'cltool spent the pout
7lractice.teachlug' pt 13olgrave
III School,
A meeting oil Yal'iotla 0Om110
1n roma to the financing of the
grave Red Cross Society was
at the home of the Pr'esideut,
Coultos, The finance comnite
arranging to• have a play
May '23'and a big night with
005 forms Alaentertainment
Tune 27. The salvage cemmitte
sic met with Cecil Wheeler
chairmen and discussed the.
ening of materials as rags, n
papers, magazines, metals and
her, It was decided to collect 't
week of.e'19th of May end it
hoped all will keep their col
buttons for the Red Cross f
Allan Patison, Lawrence Tay
Vernon Chamney, J. 35, McCai
Orval Taylor, Wilbert Proc
Cecil Wheeler, Nelson Higgins
Robert Stonehouse are the m
bens of this committee amd will
glad to give any information a
one wishes on 'this question, T
committee which was to parch
the yearling heifer for the Mcticket draw, 350 of the prize
which was donated by 0. R. Co
testi announced they had purchased'
White Durham heifer.
Mrs. James Taylor has dispos
of her store business and reside
tial property to T. B. Johnston,
Fordwich, who takes possession
May 1. Mr. Johneton's store, w
destroyed by fire at Fordwich r
Gently.
R. Yule, who has been C. N.
agent here for the past twent
four years will be on the sp
board now that the line Brom CH
to Winghem run has been cies
and will keep. his home in the vi
loge for a time. The lack ` of th
railway .service will be a great di
advantage to the rural communit
which is a great livestock centr
and to the drover, C. ,R. Coulee
who shipped over one hundred an
thirty carloads a year.�,0
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TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE
'Sealed tenders addressed to the
Undersigned and endorsed "Tender
for Coal,'' will be received until
3 P.M. (+E,D:S,T,), Thursday, May
29, 194X, for the supply of coal and
coke for the Dominion Buildings
throughout the Province of Onta,11,
Forms of tender with specifica-
tions and conditions attached can be
obtained trout the Purchasing Agent,
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa; and the Supervising Archi-
tect, 36 Adelaide St. East, Toronto,
Ont.
Tenders should be made on the
Porins supplied by the Department
and in accordance with department-
al specifications and conditions
attached thereto.
When the amount of a tender ex-
ceeds ,the sum of 05;000.00 -whetter
it befor one building only or more -
the tenderers must abta,eh 4o thei+-
tender a 'certified cheque on . a
chartered bank in ,Canada, made
payable to the order of the Honour-
'able the Minister of Public Works,
equal to lO per cent of the amounteof
the tender or Bearer Bonds of the
Dominion or Canada or of tea
Canadian National Railway Com-
pany and its constituent companies
unconditionally guaranteed as to
principal and interest by the Domin
ion of Canada or the a->oreinemtioned
bonds and a certified cheque, if re
quired to make up an odd amount.
The Department also reserves the
right to demand from any successful
tenderer a security deposit, in the
Porro of a cent fled cheque or bond as
above, equal to 10 per cent of the
amount of his bid, to guarantee the
proper tulfilnnent of the contract.
By order
J. M. SSOMMERVIILLE, ;,
Secretary:
Department of Public Works, '
Ottawa, April 29, 1941.
Com. -Ito L.
ETHEII
•
For a week or more now green
onions and fresh rhubarb from the,
llama garden has given additional
variety to the menu on many tables
in the community and with lettuce`
and 'radishes and other vegetpbles
and frUiits coming on, apace 'ivlll
help greatly in solving the food
problem,
The more toilette model of •iisieeid
motor car was recomMissdonod An
.Ethel recently, when Doctor Rich
nn 07rd secured a 1915 Ford, for tile
on the bad roads. _'
Partners are into the spring grails
seeding in fail swing,
W. le Love is the first as usual
or among the first to have gareear
vegetable seedy planted and )the
general operations of gardening Well
1
py.n:=ns oa
dB6 di ^10
ed Coes
1940 Deluxe .Ford Coach
1940 Deluxe Ford Sedan.
1940 Willys Sedan, new car condition
1939 Deluxe Ford Sedan;
1939 Deluxe Ford Coach
1939 Hudson Coach
1938 Ford Coach
1938 Ford Sedan
1938 Hudson Sedan
1938 Chevrolet Coach
1937 Plymouth Coach
1935 Ford Sedan
1934 Ford Coach
1932 Chrysler Coupe
1939 DeSoto Coupe
c�-
1935 Ford Panel Truck
7 Good Trucks
7 New Cars In Stock
' 1
3 New Tractors in Stock
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Grey Horse Rising 4 years
L. & W. Jackson Motors Ltd.
Wallace St.
Listowel, Ont. Phone 161
in Maud. Saar] Baby's was the first
garden in the village to be ploughed
this season. The job was done by
Melvin Hamilton who operates a
term 5,1 mile west of the village.
Corporal Cecil Bateman R.C.A,F,,
Brantford, was home on a four-day
leave at the first of last week.
Calvin Kreuter of Galt and Stan-
ley Wilson of Hamilton were visitor;
last Sunday at their respeotive
homes in Ethel.
Cuthbert Hutchinson of Wallace
Twp., was calling on odd friends in
the community at the first of the
week who were pleased to meet him
and see him. looking so good,
The Women's Institute will meet
oro Thursday afternoon, May gth at
2.30 o'clock et the home of Mrs. W.
Whitfield. The motto, The way we
live, will be taken by Mary McIn-
tosh, The Roll Call will be answer-
ed by a proverb, verse of poetry, or
gem of thought, Topic, It you have
knowledge let others light thele
candles at it, will be taken by Mrs.
J. Bremner. Question plate. Come
prepared with a question. Lunch
Committee, Mrs. Howard, Mrs, S.
Baker, Mary McIntosh, All ladies
are iuvtted to attend.
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Fruits — Pineapples, on hand now
Honey Special • - • - good quality 79c & 39c
Full line--Mangel, Turnip, Garden Seeds
Certified Seed Potatoes --Cobblers, Geern Mountain, Katandin
We have full line Seed Corn
Boys' Fancy Windbrealcers .. .. $1.25
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