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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1941-7-16, Page 5se..qmousuaasso Tributes Paid Back To Huron lean Coal Slow Coming and dviae everyone to v: 1z2 YOUR COAL NOW ! Ao prices'are advancing. Vie Sell instil Brick Siding warranted by the manufacturer See Us we buy from manufacturer See Us Before O;rderl•ng., D. N. McDonald Wlletot.ley, July 4—+Large fade well gethei ings were held ijsn' Rev C. and Mee 'Peeler and 'family by the Goldsmith charge, where they have labored for the hast eight years. Appreciation of the leader) step given by Mr. one Mrs. Taylor fotund expression iu the addresses read, and in gifts, including a wal- nut tee, wagon, two Axnuinsted ruga, an autographed quilt and a bed- elnead. The children were each also tthoughltfoily relnenog•ered. Mr, and Mrs. Taylor thanked their Peones of the Goldsmith charge for their kindness and astsured them that'they would carry Pleasant mens, ones with them to their new field of Ihbor at Tham,esford• This is intereeleing to know as the Rev. Taylor and family were stetion- od act Ethel for years before going td Goldsmith charge. Yelow is a most papular collor for summer. Used Cars 1940 Mercury Coach 1939 Mercury Sedan 1939 Standard Ford Coach 1939 Ford Deluxe Coach 3-1939 Ford Deluxe Sedans 1939 Plymouth Coupe 2-1938 Ford Coaches 1938 Standard Ford Coach 1938 Ford Deluxe Coach 1938 Ford Deluxe Sedan? 1938 Chevrolet Coach '" 1937 Ford Coach 1937 Ford Sedan 1935 Ford Coach , 1935 Chevrolet Sedan 1934 Chevrolet Coach 1934 Ford Coupe 1930 Ford Roadster 1929 Essex Coach TRUCKS 1938 Ford 1 ton express 1938 Dodge Y ton 1937 Maple Leaf 1937 Chevrolet. '1 % ton 2-1936 Ford •2 tons 1935 Dodge 2 ton 1935 Ford 2 ton 1935 Ford Panel 1934 Ford 2 ton 1932 G.M.C, 3New Tractors in Stock ..+r•.+l..a+n.. 1 4 New 3 Cars in Stock Buy Your FrigidareNOW See Our Display LW. Jackson Motors Ltd. Wa1iahe St. Listawel Phanle• 161. back to iiurun I have Wulleere;y.. tedoex 11,11te'e 11,6 €I arse.% y''r'onr ,ng :best Of friends wa. kuh- dared Many a hamlet, roam and otream. Took the way any heart directed, Like a danoing child with glee- kluron is rj, urine enchanted, All the honors bring to tees Beelt a:tieing the maples, queenly, Cie the shills, all decked like thrones; ,lliobitrs sing their notes serenely, BrookIsts ntut?ttur o'er the stouie. Nowhere isthere found a, copy. Fertile fields, aria stately bottles, Tonle when the lake is' choppy, Ohanut where'et' ,he Maitlan: •roa!nrs. Back where morning comes too early ,..And the gatd'en day's too short - out and raked so curly, Wagone hauling loads like sport. Here are meat of iron -muscle, Women proud of grit and tan; Long as. eye can see, they hustle Keeping Huron in the van. +Back again, 0 what a favor! Every road is Lined with joy; BreakBeet has the :same old, flavor - Kindly laces, grace employ. A,11 too short the fleeting hours. Merely time to wave a hand, Shed a tear upon the flowers Where a new grave breaks the sand. AN OLD BELGRAVE BOY Austin L. Budge, Hamilton. Auction Sale HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Sale to settle estate of the late I. M. Henry, Ethel, Ont. SATURDAY, JULY 26th .. at 1 o'clock. 1 extension table, 1 fall leaf table, 1 parlor table. 1 racking chair, Kitchen chairs, 1 sideboard, 1 glass cupboard, 1 upholstered parlor suits, 5 pieces, 1 mattress, 1 set springs, 1 wooden bed, 1 lounge, 1 linoleum 4 yd. x 5 ycis., 1 linoleuan. 4 yds. e 4 yds., 7 . tea kettle, 1 bureau, 1 grin 3 stone, shovel, : evades, 1 pump wrench, hoes, rakes, 1 kitche,t lounge, 1 bake board, 1 sickle, 1 draw knife, scythe, rag carpe, 1 good gasoline lamp, 2 oil lamps, I sink, 1 bottle capper, curtain polys, meat grinder, •sausage stuffer, large rubber cover for truck or wagon, 1 Princess Pat range, 'good shape, 2 frying, pans, pots, pang and dishes, various 'household articles. TERMS—CASH In case of rai,n sale will be held in Township Hall, Ethel E. D. Bell, Solicitor F. ee Kemp—Auctioneer Mrs. D. Wardlaw, Executrix t I Auction Sale OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT BRUSSELS SATURDAY, AUGUST 2nd at 1.30 P.M. 1 ;Bedroom •suite 1 singt1e bedsprings & mattress 1 Kitchen Range 'Summit,' like now 1 Heater, 'Wiudsar,' coal Quantity stove pipes 1 Kitchen Cabinet 1 Buffet 1 Dining table, five boards Dining -room chains 1 Kitchen •Ctipiboard, high back 1 Lounge 1 Studio Couch 1 Hall -rack 1 Book -case and writing desk 1 Organ. Stool 1 Electric Washing Machine (DeForeslt) 1 Coal -oil Stove, two burner 1 Coal -oil oven 1 Hot Plate, toaster 1 Centre Table 1 Linoleum Rug 2 pieces, Linoleum 1 Paper Rack 1 01l burner 1Naitional Blue Flame'; (like nets)' 1 Oil+burner Quantity Fruit Jars 1 Lave Mower, naw 1 Ladder, 12 foot 1 Step Ladder Garden Toole Cedar Pole Light Wood Other artib'tes too numerous' tar monition TERMS—CASH Mrs. Jack Allan—Prp, F. W. Kemp -Auctioneer. L --�1r—pro tighter natural tones in flu's are gathering fashion impetus for it. I'm BRUSSELS POST C'eu S led Ads FOR SALE - 7 Pigs. 9th Con, Morris, phone 18r-16 C11al'les Murree F R SALE— Frost & Wood Binders 6 ft., cut working order. phone 40r-13 Norman Step ietso^_ WANTED- t+�� A girl for office work in Brussels resid,ene of Brussels preferred, but not essentiel. apply at The Brussels Creamery FARM FOR SALE— Being Lot 10, Com 16, Grey, con- taining 100 acres good :.coil, •wad drained, and fenced, a drilled well, with windmill. A good bank barn, griclk house, close to school, apply Jas. S. Houston•, R.R.. 5, Godorich For Sale A quantity of Hay For Sale, Tim- othy and, Alfalfa and a little sweot clover. Can,be stored in barn here if necessary. Lot 12, Con. 4, Grey phone 39-r-19 Emylene Pringle MEN WANTED Here is a big, quicp business break for you. Thousaue. of folks need Familex Products and want them, but we 'babe not enough representa- tives. It's your opportunity for easy sales and plenty of repeat business. If ou are welling to work and ambitious, get going and you'll not he sorry. For illustrated cata- logme and details: 570 St. Clement, MONTREAL. % M ,cfehe fashion trend is for con- trasting color combinations. ILIER'S SHOE STORE LISTOWEL r.s....+•.,...•.•....t.,,,,r.................... • Big July Clearance of Summer Footwear Women's White Shoes Special $1.6 9 Others to Clear at $1.98 and up '�NN��N�NANNNNt Complete line of Men's Dress Shoes and Everyday Shoes Big Stock of Children's Shoes At Sale Prices Wednesday, July 19th, 19 We will clean or put in a New Main Spring in any make of t watch for $1.00. All w t rk guaranteed for 1 year lis• o •nd Crystals 25c Watch Hands 25c II. A. APPS Jeweller - Brussels BLUEVALE Mrs. George Agar and two ding! era of Stratford are spending couple of weeks with Mr. Chas. Aga and Miss Etta also Mr. and Mrs Wallace Agar and family and " othe friends. Mr. Wm. Scott received word his mother was very sick in Philaiel- phia. Mr. Scott left on (Saturday morning to go to be wlh his mother. Mrs, Ray King of Toronto spent a couple of -weeks with friends on the lslt Me and at,Bluevaie and return- ed hone on Friday. Mr. and. Mrs. Wilbert Mathert, Doris and Helen spent a few days with !friend on the 1st line and a tBluevale and are visiting watt Mals. Mat!her's parents at St. Marys. Piidc community held a kitchen shower in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Will Peacock on Monday. The little son of Mr. William Scott, 2nd line, was bitten with a black snake in their garden last week. They rushed him to Dr. Rich- mond for treatment. He is getting en fine. A very large minium' of relatives and friends gathered at the C.O.F. hall Monday evening to honor Mr. and Mts. J. W. Peacock, nee Miss Mary Rabetttson; R.N., who were recently married. Rev. C. Tavener presided over a program of solos by Mrs. Wick - stead Ross Smith, Donald Robert- son, Allan Ramsey and Mr. Taven- er; piano selections by Mns. Don- ald Robertson and numbers by- the orchestras. Mess Frances Shaw gave a patriotic recitation and Helen and Leona, ,small daughters of Coun- cillor Harvey Johnston and Mrs. Johnston .charmed all with thea Dutch song and, dance. Mus. Spar - ling Johnston read the presentation address to which the -bridegroom responded. Many useful and beauat- a , ful gilts were received. Atter re- teeetuments dancing was enjoyed to ' the music of The Gulley Jumpers orchestra. C=.7 a At the Churches Services in Melville Presbyter- ian, Church on Sunday were conduct- ed by the, minister, Rev. S. Kerr, who spoke in the morning on "The Cure for Prejudice," and in the- evening heeveniag on "Grace and Self -Esteem," Mrs. J. C. Scott of Sault Ste Marie slang a solo at the morning service Services in the United 'Church o1 Sunday were conducted by the minister, Rev. C. L. Lewis, whose text in the morning was "Elements of Strength, Sacrament of Cone: munion,' 'anhis text for the even- ing was ",Millionaires." lehyliis Sullivan and Ruth Jewell sang a duet at the ramming service and Jack Brtes sang a solo at the evea- ing service. WROXETER The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. and Mns.LawrenCe Plant, in the death of ,their infant daughter, Margaret Audrey., who passed away in London Children's Hospital on July 10th. The, fnus,ral was held from the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mts. John.. Riley on Saturday, July 12% t'3 Brussels cemetery. In the absence of Rev. Mr. Atchison of Moleswoin. the funeral was conducted by Rev McConnel. TELEPHONE TIPS FROM A FIGHTER PILOT A fighter pilot must keep 48 basic factors in mind: These are technical flying mat - tore, apart from battle tactics. And he must also remember other things --for instance bow to talk on his aircraft telephone; be always speaks clearly and concisely, With telephone lines carrying an extra heavy load directly concerned with. Canada's war effort, you, can help tele- phone workers' matinmin good service by adopting' fighter pilot telephone technique. When your telephone rings answer promptly and don't Waste time by saying hello instead give your name imme- diately. Speak distinctly, directly into too mouthpiece, and be sure to replace the receiver on the hook when you hive finished yonr conversation. Your co-operation goade will help no t0 ere row.' provide fast, as curate telephone service for a nation et war. 9