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The Brussels Post, 1941-5-7, Page 5THE BRUSSELS PAST Specials for M�thers' Da N+r++.+vrrr.•r�..r.r++.+w�ir.vr.s�+avwr.or..r.+wvw...o .asso.rr Days continued until this Satiurday. rs of the Brussels Post should cut D. out and bring it along with theme, rave them many dollars on them' purchases of a dress or coat. Coats formerly $22.50 to $29,95, reduced to . $19.95 Coats regularly $16.95 to $19,95 reduced to '$14'./9 Coats regularly $12.95 and $14.95, reduced to $10.95 Alterations extra. No charges approvals, returns, or Exchanges. Dollar tt ay Specials For Brussels Readers Only (The reason for this being our error in for- getting to mail copy to Brussels on time for last week's paper). Buy 1 dress at the regular price and get $ i X00 another 1 in a selected price range for only extra. Please bring this AD. to show that you are from Brussels. The Paris Ladies Shoppe Listowel's Leading Ladies Wear Store Where your dollar buys more ETHEL With business in egg and poultry grading and grass seed and other deliveries steadily increasing, Ethel Notice to Creditors In the estate of Thomas Cameron, late of the Township of Grey in the County of Huron, farmer, who died on or about the twenty-fourth day of September. A.D. 1940. TAKE NOTICE that all parties having claims or demands against the estate of the above decease' must mail particulars and proof of same to the undersigned executors or their solicitor on or before the twenty-fourth day of May, 1941, upon which date the saki executers will proceed to distribute the assets with regard only to those claims which they shall then have received. DATED at Brussels this first day, of May, A.D. 1941. R. J. Cameron Jean Cameron Executors. by their solicitor DLMDR 11 BELL. Brussels, Ontario use Ili ffica. TENDERS FOR GOAL AND COKE ,Sealed tenders addressed to the Undersigned and endorsed "Tender for Coal,', Will be received until 3 P.M. (•D.D.S.T.), Thursday, May 29. 19411 for the'supply of coal and coke for the Dominion Buildings 'throughout the Province of Ontario. Forms of tender with specifica- tions and conditions attached can be obtained Prom the Purchasing Agent, Department of Public Works. Ottawa; and the Supervising Archi- tect, 36 Adelaide St. East, Toronto, Oat, . s • F71i;. Tenders Should be made on the forms 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 $5;000,00 -'whether it be for one building only or more— the tenderers must attach to their 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 10 per cent of the mount of the 'tender or Bearer Bonds of the Dominion of :Canada or of tha Canadian National Railway Com. Parry and its constituent oompanies unconditionally guaranteed as to principal and interest by the Domin ion ofCanada or the a wtorernentioned bonds and a certified cheque, if, re mitred to make up an olid amount, The Department also reserves the right to demand from any successful tenderer a security deposit, in the term of a eentated cheque or bond as above, equal to 10 per cent of the amount of his bill, to guamariitee the proper ftlftiinent of the contract, • By order J. M. SammEmV.DLL'C, Secretay. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, Apiril 29, 1941. Economy store has sound it exped- lent to take om extra help. The demise of both Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McDonald, who retired to Dthei from fanning in Grey Twp., a lttle over a year ago, leaves the Miss Dila Pearson property agate vacated.. The ownership of the P. N. Currie ,property on Main .street has chang- ed hands during the .past week, Bert Lake, wife and daughter of Hamilton were with Ethel friends over Die ewek end vacation, Oalviin Kreuter of Galt Sundayc'd at home. 'Stanley Wilson was a home guest, on the week end pass. J. T. and Mrs, Nicholson and Percy and Mrs. Stephenson and Mr. Quest Dobson were at Atwood, Sun day to attend the funeral of Mrs, William Simpson, a former resident aP Ethel, whose death ocum•ed the previous Friday, fallowing a critical throat operation, While home alt the week end on leave front RtG A.F. at Brantford Corporal and Mrs, Cecil Bateman spent Saturday afternoon in and around Brussels where many of their friends are located. Cecil commenced the return to official duties Sunday at 11 pin, Going with •Galvin Kreuter as. t sr as Galt. 3. Bryan Ames acompanied them' to that Point also. The auction sale of W. J. Sharpe, con. 11, Grey Tapp„ held Monday. May 4111 was sparsely attended, only moderate prices were obtained. Commencing last Sunday. May fled lithel United Church ,Sunday School enet at 10.30 a.m. and wilt be cnn- tinned each 'Sunday for the summer months as has been customary for years. Next Sunday, May 10th Is Mother's Day. Coyne and bring a friend. Tuesday, April 29111, Harry and 14It s. Slpelraa celebrated the 50th an- niversary of their wedding. New... and Mrs.' Lake of Grey Twp., who oa April l0,311 celebrated the 56th anni- versary of their marriage was in a neighborly way closely associated with this event. The two couples have been practically neighbors throughout all theme --genre. Old tun- ers. Mimes refered to them as being Iwo of the tiptop, all round goal men of their times and their wives as worthy panihtene. WM. Ziegler who has been in nn- centain health for many months suf. fered a severe relepaae about two weeks age but has rallied again, evei•"ylbody le pleased to know. Peg Barton sad Rnt01 Dunbar spent hest Friday in .Sitra,tferd. Misses M. Douglass omti Beatty Dunbar af. Strat- ford tMdrnral 'Natures(' With them to the butters home for tlhe weep -end. MONCRIEFF The May meting of the Heart and dlnmd Mission tend was Held hi the schoolroom of the church Stinday afternoon, May. 4ihb. The. programme Nes opened with the. call to woe. ship, M Tttgllss led In prayer, lteta NMaucitan read the Scripture being in• , II 1 ht. Duke. Ate minutes were read. the Breton or Seurartlt event the week Roll Call. La Var 31ucharr and ,Fred l,udi rtgitan took up .the offering i • which was followed by the usual verso, Jim Mann read the 1Vatcn Tower, Verna Oarrntelmel 'gave a Interesting story "Practise makes perfect," Bruce McLean gave n "neural organ Soledtioe, Mrs. II. Ludington discussed the business is Which was agreed that Verna Car - nihilism' make up the next program with the help or Dolores Montan and Rhea Manor, ire Roll Call for the krant11 of Julie is to be answered by a place mentioned in the Bible, Bruce 'McLean read the Lessen .story, We then sung hymn 34. The meeting was attended by 21 meni- bens, and 2 visitors. Dolores Meehan closed the meeting by prayer. +fug 1.1 r.,es Crum tit Dark fuel cheater, A'.Y„ and Mr. Leonar,l WALTON Mr. I•Puglt Cconpbell has bought the home of Mr, D. K. Livingston and Is erecting a garage on. the property, he gets possesion nt August. Mr, and Mrs, Joe Bolton of Ito_ c =ls rCo 'Classified Ads LOST 1 bub cap for •Chevrolet, finder 'please leave at The Post, FOR SALE- A Baby Carriage in good repair. phone 90-r-11 FOR SALE— MdCormddck.Deering Separator, In good condition, phone 23-r-14 Mrs. Andrew Lamont FOR SALE— Young Tamworth Hog, 7 months ald. apply to Wim, Boyd. Gon. 11, Lot 13, McKillop Twp. FOR SALE— Large Pekin Duck Dggs, also a quantity of garden peas. phone 42-r_26 Baxter Stephenson FOR SALE— A good field mower, as good air' mew. ripply to ,phone 36X -r-2 G. A. Deadman FOR SALE— A number of Asparagus Roots 3 years old, ready ,for use and plant- ing. ;Sturdy plants apply to Phone 39-r-23 I. M. Sellers FOR SALE OR RENT-- grass ENT—grass farms, accommodate 20 or 25 head cattle, spring water and shade. Lot 33, on 14,111 McKillop. J. 11. McLaughlin. FOR SALE— First Grade Maple Syrup from Eastern Ontario, 92,25 per gallon. ;phone 32-r-16 Joe Black FOR SALE— Certifled Trish Cobbler Potatoes $1.15 per big. High class Timnothy and Clover Seed at MoOracken's Grocery. phones 43 and 27. FOR SALE - 1 Oast Iron Pump with Brass car- ing and 22 11t, of pipe in No, 1 con. duction also limited quantity of Maple Syrup. phone 5, Brussels, FOR SALE— 'Seed Potatoes •Green Mountain, grown from Certified Seed. No -Barb Seed Barley. phone 35-r-14 Ralph Rowland FOR SALE— Adams wagon, three-inch ties, in exceptionally good shape for sale or exchange for cattle, phone Molesworth Alex Alexander Listowel R•R. no, 2 FOR RENT— Good grass farm to rent in Grey twp, Watered' by spring and artesian well and wiudmill. All wire fences apply The Brussels Post. FOR SALE— Gold drop seed Oats. 1939 crop. this is no. 1 seed, 65e per bus. P. Alnent • SEED GRAIN FOR SALE - 1089 Crop. Banner Oats, also mix titre of Banner and Two -Rowed Barley. Lot N 1.4 21, Con, 12, Grey phone 55-r-18 Knight Bros FOR SALE— ,600 Cedar Pence Pasts varions sizes, also anchors, braces and poles. i, E. Martin, lot 14. con. 6, Grey ,.•.,.... phone 40-r'7 , FOR SALE— "10 111econditt:ioned Pinnas." at the itDldeuny ,Furniture •Store $26, up. Free delivery, Open eyendnhis,,'Lttt•sy Terme. Also new Ptairtis 1644w Ind tiled Singer Sewing Mtiicitln03 J. F, Se.liuett & Sons, Mildmay. mid with theft' mother Mrs, I. Bolton of McKiilolr, ;Hr. and Mrs. II. Last of Windsor spent the week end with the tatter's sister Mrs, R, Hoy. Mrs. W. Morilt of Blyth Is visiting. her mother Mrs, T. Marshall, A special Mothers Dry servtea will be observed in Duff's United Church on Sunday next with the mitrister, Rev. P. A, Gilbert in charge. t.itie 11x4ut n presentation of a uWel woollen blaukot wast made ,M, Ni, W. Ba'o. W. J. Dunlop try I 'Wor. Bro Ewart Whitefield Sud Very Wet-. l3ro, Dr, Arinctreas, Wl•oxeter. The Least to the visitors proposed by Rev, Bro, W. J. Ray- ner, Wroxeter, was responded to Ly Rt. Wor. in. G. 'C. Wardley, Elora; Very Wor, Bro. Spry, W Ingham' War. Bro, W. E, Brown Palmer. I Ston and itt. Si'mr„ Bro, Dr, Fowler, Teeswaser, A solo by Rieltord Roberts, Wing-' Wednesday,. May 7th, 1041 Gilbert E. Neth ttry < lr _ 1 j ]tam was enjoyed The Junior War. (� �t,� . TS 5 Brussels den's toast was pr13,,ooposed 13,,oaL 1l $ 11 C. Michael. Wroxeter. Wroxeter The new Masonic Temple recently purchased by the local Lodge A.P and A.M. 124 was dedicated on Fri- day evening, followed by a banquet served by the wires of the members Visiting brethren were present from Tlmrilton London, Listowel, Elora, Palmerston, Teeesyater, Brussels and' other points. The toast master was Rt, War. Bro, R. C. Redmoid, ,D.G.M. of North Huron District, 4Si'ingthatm, and the guest of 'the eve. sing was Past Master M, W. Bro. W. J. Dunlop of Toronto. The toast to Canada was proposed by Rt. Wor, Bro, B. L. H, Bamford, Lletowel. A solo was sung by Rich- ard Roberts, Wingham, Rt. Wor, Bro. R. J. Bowman, then responded to the toast to Canada The toast to Grand Lodge, proposed by War, Bro, Robert Thoampson, Teeswater, was 'responded to by Most Worship- ful Bra W. Y. Dunlap; Taronta iH••N••..••N••.♦••• ♦♦**N:N••..•.N••N••....••N••..••••••+ .••• *it 4.4++•••• .•♦••..••N••O.�ei•.N4N**N**":"*"*"*"."4- C. G. I. T. Group Meets The C G, L T. met at the home of Mrs. J. Adams Friday evening. The President for the Month, Alma , Durst was in the chair. The roll hall • was answered by naming an article from is. set table, A report of the convention held in Tonto was given by Eleanor Carson, the Itheme being "windows." A recita- tionwas given by Francis Wylie. A contest of baby pictures was held', Bach girl brought a picture 01 herself when a baby. Members were asked to guess who each picture ( represented. A vole of thanks wan tendered Mrs. Adams for the use of I her tome. The •sgitpnlent of Red Cross arti- i cies to headquarters: from the lo- cal branch for the rmontln of April' consisted of 13 quilts, 3• complete layettes, 10 boys' shines, 9 boys' , suits, 4 pears rifle mitts, 3 helmets, 10 pair mine, 10 pairs two.,wav• anitts, 4 metes dressing gowns, 3 pours chil,l's mitts, 16 pairs sea- nnau's stockings, 11 scarves, 3 swea, tern, 42 pairs socks, f 11:: t Y. P. U. Annual Meeting, May 19th The 17th Annual 'Convention of the Huron Presbytery Young Pere plass Union et the United Church will be held in the United Chnrelt, Beumtller, Monday afternoon and • evening, May 19th. The theme for the convention is "Youth Partners. Under Cltrt'st" During the afternoon Commission ' groups nil he held under the lead- ership of Rev. H. Currie, Bayfield; Rev. H. Wilson, of Auburn; Rev. C. L. Lewis, Brussels; and Rev. P'. A. Gilbert of Walton. The throne address will be given at the evening session by Rev. A. J. McIG'ayte, of Vtcteria, Street United Church, God'erich. 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