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a member of the active army,
The Bray Chick does the trick.
Let me show you the proof. Place
your order here. No writing. No
bother. Call or phone.
Gilbert E. N ethery
R. R. 5, Brussels
BLUEVALE
We are glad to hear Mr, Wan. J.
,Bouch is up and able to be out
again.
Mrs. Jae. Leishman and Mrs. Robt,
McGuire of .Wingham and also Mre•
Notice to Creditors
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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.
TAIKE NOTICE that all parties
havinNg claims or demands against
the estate of the above deceasel
must mall particulars and proof of
same to the undersigned executors
or their solicitor on or before tbe
twenty-fourth day of May, 1941,
upon which date the said executoa
will proceed bo 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 ELM.ER D. BELL.'
Brussels, Ontario Mr and Mrs C'Stokes are visiting
fHE BRUSSELS Po ',
John 'Ll pe of Drusaels attended the
Named of Mr. Jelin feriae
Thursday afternoon,
Mr, Smith Robertson anal Mr.
Stewart 'Elliott are bongo again Trete
Fort William and left for Toronto
this weeds,
Mr. and Mrs, Johu Beeman of
Dutton attended to funeral of his
uncle Mr, John Perdue ou Thursday
afternoon,
Mrs. Melville Matters anti child-
ren spent Saturday a'6teruoon with
her mother and aunt and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Woods in Turn'berry.
We are only to hear Mrs. Alex
Forest is not as well as her many
friends would like to hear,
On Friday afternoon Mrs, F. :
Fowler of the Presbyterian Mese
organized a Mission Band with the
following officers elected: Superin-
tendent, Mrs. F.' G, Fowler, Prot.
dent, Margaret Messer; . V.ivearreat-
dent, Nora Shaw; , 5_eeretery;' Eva
Fraser; Treasurer, "Rath McKerch-
er; Pianist, Eliene Meleinney,ur.,The
President read from St. Mark 4 13.
23, and Mrst Fowler led In prayer
then from the Misaian Band study
book she read this: story "Folks
the Leader," which dealt with thr
birth and young beyh'ood of Christ
and how He grew to be the great
leader. Meetings will be held avers
month.
Diss Dorothy Aitken, 'St. Marys
and Mrs. M. L. Aitken, of Hellen,
spent the, week end• with M9sseDuif;
Silas Sol ester, Walton, with les
brother W. J. and Mrs., Johnston;
' Miss Donna Smib1, . Clinton, with
1 her mother, Mrs.: M. Smith, end
Ross; Mr. and Md'g, R, F. Garners,
Mac and Olive Scott and Miss Fior•
ence Fowler with Mr. and Mrs Neil
B. Mae deem et:Monn't Forest.
JAMESTOWN
Cr�71. Lt..*
THE PURE BRED
CLYDESDALE STALLIONS
ROYAL CARBROOK (27101)
FLOWERPRINT SUPREME (28352)
DONALD MONCUR (28559)
3 CLYDESDALE STALLIONS
will stand for the season as follows:
ROUTE FOR 1941
MONDAY and ..TUESDAY—In ..the
vicinity of Walton and Brussels. ....
WEDNESDAY — Through Kinburn
and west to the highway, south
through Clinton, home by way of
Tuckersmith• The ladies of They vicinity are hold-
THURSDAY—Through Seaforth to
a tug their weekly girtIting and month.
St. Columban and Beachwood, home ly tea in aid of the Refugees Thurs-
through way of Winthrop. •day afternoon of this week everyone
FRIDAY and SATURDAY—Gode-
rich Township and Colborne. is Cordially invited to attend.
Enrolment No. 350o Form 1 Mrs, Lawrence Wallis is attending
First Class Mrs Anne. Forrest who we are sorry
Enrolment Certificate of the to say le very poorily.
Clydesdale Stallion 1 Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur Rubban spent
ROYAL CARBROOK
The the week-endwith Stratford friends.
Ontario Stallion Enrolment Board A progressive euchre party and,
W. J. R. Fowler, Chairman •dense will be held in Victoria Hall
L. E. O'Neill, Secretary r
this week with their dauthe} Mrs
John McKay. ere
Mr Wm Grainger bas returned home
after having spent 1"bhe -.past two
weeks at the home of his son Cecil
near Fordwich. .
Don't forget Church service at tbe
hall each Sunday ,1
.at.45 Reverenl
Mr. Lewis of Brufsels' *111; be the
minister for neat :Sunday.
Miss Jean Grainger *iio has been
at Port Stanley for couple of weeks
has returned ,home.
For New Cocksshutt implements Anniversary
end second-hand Implements
See „-'- GEO. IL ELLIOTT
phones 96Xr-16 or 82
Brussels, Ont
Ohne. Davie, Stanley Wheeler, Jive
Rhaetian and Will Mesee•
Mr. and Mrs, 1-lai•old Mansliall,
Mrs, Mae Riehares and Mies Jessie
Elliott of Stratford, were, Sunday
visitors with Stanley Wltoelere, The
ladles always come to Br'ussels. an
Mother's Day, beingiu.g Bowers
the cemetery where 'their Parents
rest.
A large number of people of the
Wednesday, May 14t1,, 1941
On Sunday Ileal, May 18, Mrs.
Wledettes of Detroit, who was Nora
Maunders of Brussels, will be the
guest weaker at the morning ser-
vice in ,the United Ohurell, The
t9i) eial oeoasiun is Ithe Sunday
Scheel AuniversarY, ween the clears
et Berth esrviees will be members of
the Sunday School, 1tev. ,Lewitt,
,pastor of the church will 'rave an
interesting message at the miniver.
sary service.
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Native of W o�c ter
Dr William W. Weir, Dies
Touonto, May lath—Dr, William
Wilfred Weir, 52, who praetlsod
eastern part of the Township eninY• dentistry in Toronto for 05 Years,
ed the musical recital `by the Schooldied of a heart attack at ]its horn',
pupils of Seo'tione 6, 7, 9, 10, 11. Saturday night, May loth. Born
under .the direction of Arnold Earl. in Wroxeter, Ont, be graduated
The recital was held in the United from University of Toronto in 1916,
Ohureh at Ethel and consisted of He was secretary of the Toronti
massed choir, choruses; songs, solos East Dental Association and served
and rhythm bands. Mr. Earl and the asi dentist in Toronto schools.
teachers of the respective schools ,Tee is survived by bis widow, 005
deserve :credit for the work thea son•, Ae. Malcolm W., Royal Can..
have done along Ibis lino. adian' Air Force, time brothers
"Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Turnbull at- and this mother. Funeral was held
tended the graduation of their son in Toronto on Tuesday.
John at Convocation Hale University
of Toronto last Friday. Annual W. M. S. Meeting
Cranbiook Garden Party will be Of Maitland Presbyterial
'held on June lett, keep this date
open. Phe 27th annual meeting of the
Mrs. Margery Lydiett, Blyth was Maitland Presbyerial Sociey of tthe
s. visitor last week at the home et W. M. S. of tlhe Presbyterian Church
her sister Mrs. Harold Cardiff, 6th in Canada will be held et Knox
Lon Presbyterian Church, Kincardine,
Several farmers are purchasing on Tuesday, May Beth, 1941, with
nmtoeracies Which they find a great 4orenoon• and afternoon sessions
convenience in helping with the The morning session will be devoted
seeding.to reports from the secretaries Of be
dees> departments, and in the afternoon
Mrs, TC. MacLean will give a report
1 on Friday eveirliV;of this; week In
Grade "A" Premium No. 171 aid of the British War Victims fund..
Expires Dec. 31st, 1941
DONALD MONCUR Ladies please: bring hutch
The ar eel.*
•Ontario StailionEnrolment Board
W J R Fowler, Chairman
GREY
L. E. O'Neill. Secretary g I 'Glenn Wheeler was a week end
Grade "B" Premium No. 172. visitor at his home, lith son. H=_
Expires Dec. 31st, 1941
FLOWERPRINT SUPREME has a position with the International
The • Harvester Co,•eat London.
Ontario •Stallion Enrolment Board.
Mr. EdavimQAbra, Misses Agnes
W, J. R. Fowler, Chairman Mantels, Dorothea McInnis and
L. E. O'Neill, Secretary
Expires Dec. .3lisst, 1941 Verna Brewer of Owen Sound spent
T. J. McMICHAEL, the week end?, with friends. They
Proprietor and Manager had short vans at the ,,homes of
Seaforth. Ontario.
Brussels Salvage Campaign
By Brussels Volunteer Fire Brigade -
Housewives Attention — Save Your Scrap
PROCEEDS TO GO TO WAR SERVICES FUND.
SALVAGE CENTRE — — SANDERSON'S GARAGE
First Collection Date MAY 29th
Articles for Salvage --- — — How to rack ''
PLEASE PLACE ,ALL MAT IAL OUTSIDE DOOR OMR„ A 'bu'TREET
OWN 'PICK•UP' DRAWN OR BRING YOUR ON Td'TH G7ENTER
FARMERS—will please bring their material dir ctly to the Salvage
Center, (Gordon Sanderson's Garage), on• May 2§flr, or on
any other day in May.....
GLASS—Bottles of all kinds, broken glass—,epode labels, pack in
baskets. s;
STONE and EARTHEN•WARE—Jars and bottles—Pack in baskets.
IRAN SCRAP AND STEEL—'all kinds, includipg. razor blades in
.packages—small stuff in baskets or cartons......
NON-FERROUS METALS—as utensils of aluminum, grease' topper,
zinc, granite and lead—cartons or hampers.
META. T E'S --ay from toothpaste, shaving cream, •,etc.—jack
�, a t .,
...in' ca4kbnd. 3{ .,
TEXTILES—all wools and cottons, mixed raga clothing, k9hit goods,
carpets, burlap, string, .men"s sdbk4egi4'"'.la4les'± light-
colored felt,hats—in large paper or cotton'sba`adi ,
RUBBER-Ttees, collapsible and other tubing, int1ee' ubes, ;.,,
BONES—HouSehotd bones in carton. • .. ,
ARTICLES OF NO SALBAGE VALUE—Ttn•,penee,Pop.lfottle, Tops•
..
Waxed Raper, ;n
+
NOTE—Playing dards are sent to the Militia ;Camp; and Naivy,
PASTE THIS LIST ON -CARD AND HANG 1T UP"•li'i"KITCHEN.
WROXETERof Ohe Provincial Annual, An ad-
The
Miss Dorothy
dress :win be given. by
Tire town hall was filled to its Douglas, recently returned from
fullest cap
when
Friday eve Cr Dramatic Club b lFormosa. Mrs C. H. McDougall
when -the Wroxeterentitled "The Al- will have charge of a discussion and
sRaged their play question box. o
ventures of Grandpa." The players
are to be congratlated on the way Mother's Day Services
each handled their wen chosen At the Churches
pants. Proceeds of this play go to
the 'local branch of the Red Cross A Motther% Day service was held in
Society. Melville Presbyterian Church enAdded features, or the eveniu3 Sunday, with Rev. S. Kerr, officiate
were the Old 501 Orchestra, a. duet ins, A Mother's. Day choir assisted
by the Misses Agnes and Margaret with the service, and the :Sacrament
Weaering, also •the drawing for of Baptism took place et the morn -
quilt and occasional chair. Mr. ing service when six infants were
Archie McMichael held the May baptized. The Sunday School was
ticket for the gent, the proceeds also in attendance. The morning
going towards the British War Via- subieot was "The Christian Home,''
time' Fund. L. Levis, Clinton, was and the evening text, 'The Pearl o,.
the bolder ot'the lucky ticket , fo' Great Price." An anthem was given
the chair. by the Mother's choir:
A Mother's Day service was held
p1 .the United Church with the min-
Belgrave•; tater, Rev. C. L. Lewis, ofliciatiag.
The Oanadianization meeting of, The church school. and congregation
the Women's Institute will be held .shared the service, The Sacrament
Tuesday; May 20, at 2.30 p.m. at the of Baptism was also observed at the
home of Mrs, Bari Anderson, Con -
Mot
service: 'She evening sub.
enors in charge, Mrs. Richard Pres. feet was "The Evenly -balanced Soul"
ter and Mrs. Earl Anderson; ROiL 'Sunday school will be held at 10. a.m.
Oath"Name one Nationality in dm3ngthe summer months.
Services in ,St John's Anglican
Oana•d; 'eterent events, Mrs. Church on Sunday were conducted
Richard Procter; reading, Mrs, Jas.
Michie Address, Miss Dorothy by bhe Rector, Rev. Franck Watts,
Go11ey;' music duet, Ivy and Ronald
Campbell; lunch committee, Mrs. B C. S. Notes
Jno. McGill, Mrs. Cecil Wheeler and
Mrs. Willard Armstrong; All the Last Monday and Tuesday, repre,
ladies of".,the community are collie]- sentatives from the Cadet Corps .,f
ly invited to attend, different towns and villages in On-
tario, toured through the Military
Canm at Camp Borden. The repre-
Police Searching Bush sentative from the Brussels' Cadet
Area Near Molesworth
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School Girl's Report Corps was Jim Prest. Jim left L1s-
That,Man Grabbed towel at noon on Monday for Mount
Her Lunch Pail Forest where he joined another
Starts Manhunt group of ,Oadets. They travelled, from
Wingleam, May .13. --Gilbert Shantz Mount Forest to Camp Broden In a
of New r Iamibmg who escaped from bus.
the 'Guelph Reformatory is believed Monday evening, in Oemp Borden,
to be hiding In a swamp near Moles• the boys were taken 'to a movie.
worth. A school -child on the way Tuesday morning the boys were
to school yesterday morning repent- shown a Bren Gan Carrier. Thened that she was passing 'through a forming thefi' ranks, the cadets
swamp on the way to 'school when marched .to headquarters, where
a man, reached out of the bushes and they were inspected by Bt'igadier-
grabbed her lunch pail, She told the General Meliluede, Rihe Cadets
teacher when she went .to whop!,
were taken to the airport and were
and the police were notified. Con -
the
the :hangers, aeroplanes and
stable Bill Gardner of Wingliam In. • the signal station where all airforce
vestigated, and found that the or army calls are answered, Rifle
child's description tallied with that range was then shown to the boys.
given about the man who .soaped. This range is the largest Mae iu
He organized a search party which Canada, atoll Cadet was allowed
iras been in open a Gion since rester. to .shoot with the Bren Gun, Then
day 'morning, The police continued they shot 'rimes. `They were shown
the search throughout tbe night and the machine guns and how to open
were alit out In the area today,' ate them. When ithey returned Tram
4Shantz was one of a trio who
the ,clic range, the Cadets were
made a' break for liberty from the taken through the gas chamber, first
Ontario Reformatory •at Guelph on with gas masks on and then without
Saturday. Two of them were goo,; the Marira They . were shown 'he
recaptured but ;Shantz is still at 11- indoor and outdoor sialiming pool,
beefy, Ile wee sentenced on April They were shown -the shops' ether
le les steam two months ago, at aIle air ,banks were kept, One of the
Kitchener on a 'charge of aimed mod lnteres.tin:g sights 'WOO the iarg•
robbery, to two years leas a day, I•Te eat teak to Oanada in operation
lar described as being 20 years, of arae They were .shown 'bhe Bhorneison
five feet . eleven:' inchet tali and Submachine gun' and the anti-tank
weighing 158 pounds. T• Ie Is of guns.
,7t•m returned Tnesdaty evening,
ITe friend the toter both interesting
and 'nei ndtuve,
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NOTICE
Having accepted a position in a munition factory, we
wish to announce, John ;Blakeley has purchased my
ylbacks ,
on ssmith and woodwork stock and will carry
usual.
Mrs. Man will be at home to look after all accounts owing
me.
We thank our customers for past patronage.
Jack (Jr.) and 1 will return to the shop when munitions
are no longer needed.
Jack Allan.
Not Always Operator's Fault
The Linotype operator that gas
the object of so annah coutro"versy In
a lot of weekly papers. throughout
the Province of Ontario and the one
namely the Walkerton Herald -Times,
who made out ,that the '1' missing
from the wore plants which a wo-
man's club at Walston had the
occasion to exchange was the fault
of the linotype operator. This as
well as other mistakes Is not the (i
Melt of the operator. So with re
balEotlon,the same operator having
tried his luck at abit of writing
which appeared In lest week's issue
under the heading "The War Effort,
what does it mean to me "' bas the
following to announce.- ".Overheard
recently wag a remark of one of the
local war loan commitee that the
column printed last week In the
second column from the right on
the front page of the "Poet" was one
Of the best .af. it's typeyet seen!"
Needless to say we appreciate
such words and everything we can
do to further our country's war
effort we consider a privilege and
duty to do.
M
emo
To make an incinerator, procure
some iron. pegs and wire netting
and shape a framework, either
round or oblong. Several thickness-
es of netting will make it all the
A
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NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE
YOUR HARNESS REPAIRED
N CHAPMAN
Brussels, Ont.
stronger and at the g0ane time a.
duce lam mesh, which le all to, the
good on a windy day. A are will
burn well in such a :franlo because
of the aeoese of draughts, If a coue-
ehaped incinerator le preferred,
bury the 'narrow tapered end 1n
the ground before laking it.
Farmers Of Huron County
If you are interested in the
formation of a non-political
Farmer's Organization so that
Agriculture may speak witha
unified voice in solving agricul-
tural problems, attend your
township meeting, Grey Town-
ship, Friday, May 16th; Ethel
Twp. Hall, Monday, May 19119;
Morris . Twp. Hall. Meetings
commence at 8 p.m.
W"HYYCCARRY YOUR WHOLE
ESTATE ON THIE BUMPER
OF YOUR CAR?
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Insure your Automobile for Public
Liability and Property :Damage and
Play Safe;
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The man who only drives his auto..
mobile 2500 to 3000 miles should not
pay as much premium as the man
who drives 10,000 miles a year.
And you don't when you insure
with my office.
With our experience dn- the in•
surance business and the large num-
ber of 'Companies we represent en-
ables us to give you low rates on
any kind of Insurance. Kinds of
insurance handled by our office are:
Fire. Windsltorm, Automobile, Acct -
dent and Sickness, Town and Town_
ship Liability, Employers Liability,
Fidelity Bonds, Contractors Bonds,
Administrators Bonds etc. CEA at
our office before insuring.
We will be pleased to quote you e
rate on any of the foregoing kinds of
Fnsuance without obligation to you.
Spence's Insuranc_ a Agency
Office over the Bakery..
Ethel, Ont.
... Wm, Spence, Prop..
,IIIIMero.w.. •per
'weifieda
When in
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Weston's
Home Away
Listowel
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Restaurant
From Home
We Have Moved -
We take this opportunity of
announcing to our old cust-
omers of Brussels and dist-
trict and any prospective
new one's that we are now
located on Palmerston Main
Street.
CARL'S GARAGE
Formerly of Listowel
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SUPER SERVICE
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PALMERSTON