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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1941-7-30, Page 4ER CARS 11, 57 Pontiac sUac Coach 1936 Chevrolet Coach 1835 Chevrolet Sedan J. C. LONG 1931 Pe Soto Sedan 1927 pldsinobile Coach 1927 ''Chrysler Coupe 1 -year-old Black Percheron Colt GOOD See them at Champion's Garage, Brussels u'W'n ,... .....nR4i .rw..n.a..pnisiP.'S3i71!sa ran_ ,' tentent has.. been recen-y re -opened, 1'e•deceratel and will he used for auraaurameetings, Anniversary 'Services At St. George's Church Walton Oa Sunday, July 20, 1941, StGeorge's Anglican Church, 'Walton, celebrated its sixty-eighth Anni- _ vevaal'y.. -�. ('HE BRUSSELS POST the WA, nntlertgok to nuance ono•I • half of the mission work of the 1 PUT COARSE FOR THE PIPE Canadian Church, She urged her ! hearer's to put their icon and %, ti late Christ's work. sez'vire Foliowing the ntissiollaly the Ladies Guild entertained at a tea in the basement of the Cl1ll' 1 a which was attractively . erl ' with summers flowers and pinit earl white decorations. . t� The ba CUT ENS FOR crc4RtrrlE's Classified Ads .�.o.r..rw Reti,.Frauk Lewin, L, Th., Rector tjte.' eevince.it is Orli! xlx need of of Parkhill, and former Rector of Many Citizens,; e`systeau, repel iliat•tnashouli;x , Honor Dr. Shaw atsowerag�ialton,''coiitliicbed the morni{rg end At Celebration , be the next public hnerovemeet evening services. scheme, 1 Bev. F. Lewin spoke of the honor 50 Years Practice =a Doctor Completes: , conferred an Moll by being invited tr, :' ''return to Walton, noted with a Je +��n Y�c At Clinton; Gifts q�5 1 OWN t toudh of sadness that former meta Presented By Many Ci The dance sponsored by the.'Wad Hers had 'passed' to the Great Beyond Clinton - Upward of 500 citizens Workers of JameelFeyn nit ' r,esday aid imcidenta6ly conveyedspecial ht was fairly well attended. The greetings to Walton Ocenimerty of Clinton and vicinity assespbled at nigfrom Rev. Chandler now stationed the collegiate campus- Friday eveu- Gully Jumpers 'Orchestra sat/Plied ing to honor Dr. J. W. Shaw on. 111a good music and with a refreshment in Parkhill. having completed 50 years of 1.111• t gocth in the hall made it..posseble trimmest practice in •Clinton, also on for everyone to enjoy b a . 'pleasant his having just passed 6vis 80th evening. The "V'. ,•Po 1., Victory" 61intfrday. The gathering took the stinkers were also offeded at the toe'm of a community picnic, A ' door and many took; the.:al?ltdrtu lty program of Sports was canted out of getting one and placing it on the under the' d'lr'ectidn of Owen Combe, windshield of thein':ca? Col. Rance, Jas. C. Shearer and Mrs. John Cutt, of Goderldh, who Mayor A. s. McMurray. The ()linen bras spent the past tube wei:eltg,; with pipe bane played during the lunch +the Holt Brothers, then .returnee boar and as a mark of honor circled home. ° 1 t{ the guest table three tures. Wanda Mrs. Jahn Rutherfor has been Elliott, 1Detroit, granddaugher , of Mrs. Jacobs, matron of the county home, was a charming little drum -Majorette, Mayor Presides Mayor McMurray was chairman of the atter-dinner program: Other speakers were t20. W. Trewartba, pleased to reportee,p W. S. Rdd' . Holmes, Fred Watson and Mrs. Cectl Payneatwo children, Dr. Oakes. ,Addresses were then sof Toronto, are veetedn ;with Mr. end read 01y F. Vineland, KC., ane Mrs. B, Payne. Russell Dorrange to Dr. Shaw, and Mr. Gordon Hooteespent Sunday by Mrs. Ephriam Snell to Mrs. with eriendet in Goderidh. Shale. Presentations were made Mr. Clarence Graiteger had his ton. al a leather upholstered chair and sits rearloved in the Clinton Hospital. foot rests by Col. Combe, following We hope he will. 'soon be feeling Mr. F.ingland's address; a go'd- much better. headed cane by Wordeu James A baby toy was born on Jr'ly 11tH Leiper on behalf of the 'County to Pte. Walter and 11 rs iMda'Ferlane. Home co-tnmrfittee, d:olloeeing Mr. Congratulations -'- Dorrance's address; and a silver A misoellaneers shoteereewas het] tea service by Mrs. D. A. Smith, at the home of Mr, an""d""1Gii1's." ri"e1i'oed following Mrs. Snell'sa address to tSelier.4 on Wednesday night of laic Mrs. Shaw. week for Mr.` and Mrs: ' Kenneth Has Seen Many Changes { Sellers, of Wingham, who- were The doctor, inacknowledging the recently married. tributee'Paid to him, outlined the vitd'ting with her •par its, Mr. and Mrs. Welter 'Sa,vag ,.and other friends here. •b L£_z! Mists Mildred Weelis, , who under- went nderwent an operatiob' fart appendicitis in the Palmerston Hospital, is doing as well as can be expected, we are many eltanges Suet have tra,ken place here in the 50 years since he WALTON The theme of his morning sermon was "Tile Fulefilling of God's Cov- enant." ov- enant" Pt was very instructive end anutrh appreciated by the large cnn- gregat'ion in attendance. The subject of the evening ear. vice was "Backsliding." It was definitely a clear phallenge to high- er 'Christianliving in the nation, ,community, home and inidividual. The choir, under the direction 02 Miss W. A. Frau, rendered special - music at both services. The Wardens Mr. Harry Bolger and Mr. Bent A11:• derson were very gratified at the success of this Special Anniversary. Rev. F. W. C. Watts, the present Rector, conducted the services of -Rev. F. Lewin at Parkhill on this .occasion. Wednesday, )•ulry oth, jeee i, Ir +r FOUND- A sum of money, apply at The Post, -- FOR RENT-!� A Boase, apply to Mrs. Jack Allen FOR SALE One Yorkshire Sow, due to farrow August 10. .phone 75r-1.2 Stanley Fischer FOR SALE - Massey Harris 6 -ft. Binder, Massey .Harris Mower, 1 Wagon with 2 steer wheels. phone 40-r-16. • began his practice. At that time j M1'. ani Mrs. J. 11 Humphries .of 'there were no ears. no telephones, Walton with Mrs. 1 r T>}cjs Ferg1- •no radios, no X-ray machines; j son of Detroit sPept ifl ,ipeeliF:end people drank water pumped from with the Humphries and Shatlno* wells. He 'told of the este,bliShmint families. ! + at waterworks in Clinton, which 5,..e Miss Mary Htldgllliries of Walke.r- had long agitated for. He also vt11e is :pending her holidays web. mentioned that while Clinton. has her parents 1Vi^? and Mrs. W. J. water service equal .to the best in Humlp-pries. C� !t"• "* Miss Margaret' Glossier of -Wing c=er l ' - ham spent .S101day with her, friend Auction 7 I 1iiE's Ruth Cummings. Sale Mr. and Mee. Bryans spent the week end with --t&- 011' HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS i Mrs. K. Rutledgene Tomcat „, AT BRUSSELS Mrs. C. Drager spent the week-en1 •SATUR'DAY, AUGUST 2nd her sow Mr,1;, Drager of Devon. at 1.30 P.M. Mrs. Wilfred Kerte;' An c Ti t wish to announce that I have purchased the Dairy ,Business formerly carried on by Mr, W. J. Stewart under the trade name of 33russeis Dairy. I will be able to supply you with a complete line of Dairy products, and would respectfully solicit the patronage of the citizens of :Brussels. BRUSSELS CREAMERY per. Roy B. Cousi %'' r s diereammograiromirgamoarzswxzwitalgaraggrowamizianam STRAYED - A yearling Hereford Netter stray- ed 'from the farm of Rabt. T ;Strachan. Anyone knowing it's whereabouts please get n touoh w1-1 pllone 36 r 9Robt_T. Std WANTED - 160 bushels of wheat, 150 bushels of Barley and Oats, Grain to be good, also have 'on hand a quantity of MesseyHarris No. 4 Binder parts. phone 111X -r 2 Wesley Stephenson Notice to Contractors 110.0, _CARD OF THANKS We sincerely thank neighbors a Id frlendl for their kindness and en- cou:raging words during father's illness also thank Rev. Mr. •Graiharn and Reb. Mr. Watts, former and present rector of Anglican Church. Richard Jacklin Family. Mr. an Mrs. Joseph. Carter spent 1 Bedroom eulte tthe week end with friends in To• 1 single. bed springs & mattress ronto and Welland. 1 Kitchen Range 'Summit,' like new Mr, Ross Alderson of North Bay 1 Heater, 'Windsor,' coal spent the week -end with his grand• 'Quantity stove pipes 1 Kitdhen Cabinet '1 Buffet :1 Dining table, five boards Dining -room °bales 1 Kitchen -Cupboard, high back 1 Lounge 1 Studio Couch I H1.reek 1 Bookcase and writing desk 1 Organ Stool 1 Bleciric Washing Machine , (DePdretIt) 1 Ooai'odl Stove, two burner 4 Coal-oll oven 1 loot Plate, eoester 1 Centre Tale =t •^'"•-1,.. r r 1 Linoleum Rug 2 pieces, Linoleum 1 Paper Rack 1 Oilburner 'National Bltte Frame', (like new) r' I'11'i4'ri parents, M -r, and Mrs. Jas.' BvshoP, inittcing and short visits to the near.. Mr. and Mrs. R. Harriston of Vor- dun, Que., are visiting the latter'a by farms of the family alter which slater Mrs. E. Hahkirk allover was served at the Wilson Mr. Garnet Oum;nin¢s of Wing• market home and guests departed for their various destinations. Bow Ing ;Notes to play their, scheduled game they -y Q3rnssels. Bowling Club held a el jitney at the greens. on Thurs- day afternoon and evening of a week ago wllth ten rinks taking part. `this. being the largest .turnout and meat enjoyable afternoon for some time. Prizes were wow by the, following:- ladles --Mrs.' D. L. Bann, Mrs. Chas. Davidson, Mrs. W. Cameron; men-- 'Cleve Baeker, W. 0. Kerr and Geo. Davidson. Supper was served et the greens by a number of the ladies, Tenders will be received by the undersigned untie Saturday, August .2nd, at 2 o'clock P.M., for the non -I selection of two cement culverts. No. 1 -At the road between the Third and Fourtik Concessions. No, 2 -At the slderoad between Lots 20 and el in the South part of the Third Conceseion. The Council will supply the grarel cement and steel Plans may be seen at the Clerk'sOffice. • •' The lowest or any tender net necessarily accepted. J. 11. FEAR, Clerk, Ethel, Ont e , '-itd� • CARD OF THANKS I wish tothank the ladies, oil Brussels Red Cross for their, lovely gifts -as they were very ,much ap- ereciatted. Pte. Olieford Cardiff. CARD OF THANKS We sincerely thank our neighbors and friends for their kindness of teem in our thane of sadness o3 ea - father `passing away, in the help they gave nst •Signed by the Jacklin. Bros.. CARD OF THANKS iViy Edmore thanks is extended to the 'Brussels Red Cross and to. the people of the community for their gifts. They are much apPreciafcd. Pte. Walter McFarlane. its O=:1 r Marks' Reunion The home of Mr, and Mrs. Wilson MatIos, R.R. Nd. 4, Brussels, was the scene of the annual reunion of the marks families on Sunday, July 26111, at which thirty-four sat clown to a delicious dinner watch was thoroughly enjoyed by all, The afternoon was spent 1nm' `t c2 1 011-burner Quantity Fruit Sidle 1 Lawn Mower, .new 1 Ladder, 12. foot 1 Steil -Ladder Garden Tools Cedar Pole •'Elgin Wood 'Odlhee articles too numerous tle menetee TERMS -CASH Mrs. Jack Allan -Pip. C. W. Kemp 'AtlotieneeI. ham spent Sunday: at hie home in the village. Ms and 1Mre,. W. J, Humphrtos and. Mary and .Billie . spent 'Sunclay with friends in Goderich. St. George's W. A. Walton The W. A. of St. Gedrge's Church Walton met 'Tuesday„ afternoon in the .Church, The president Mrs. 'Hollinger presided, and led the cen- ,gregation in rcittug the member's sprayer. The Rector, Rev. F. Watts read the Mieelonary Litany and reed the SOrtpibure Lesson. Miss Wiunone, Plaine played a ylolin :selection ac- companied at the, „organ by Mitre Mary Humphries of Windsor. Mi as Mildred Sellers .. and Miss Ma �y Humphries played a 61500. The guest speaker of the after- noon was Mile. Jobn Graham of Pay. fled rind W, •,A,, President of Huron Deanery Mrs. W. iiumphrtea intre, (Juiced the meeker', 11 tire, Graham tspoke of the:•gr .great , part played b women tri, the Misslonary work at tate ,Church of England in Canada, panting out that the memibers of MILLER'S SOE STORE L!STOWEL * * * Miss Elizabeth Baeker and Mc. Tont May bowled in: :the mixed doubles tournament at Winghaui on Monday night and carne home with fifth prise. A draw was imide for a local tournament of mixed ,doubles which will be .played off within the nest couple of weeks. Partnereareas follows:- Thos. May & Helen. Baeker D. A. Rann & Mrs• A. C. Baeker R. Downing & Dorothy Armstrong Peter Stewart. & Mrs.. Roy Cousins Harris Bell & Mdss T. Lowry • W. Stewart & Kra Chas. Davidson Joe Kelly & M. Helen Eckmier Tom McDonald & Marg. Downing W .C. Kerr & Elizabeth Barker A. Wood & Mrs. G. H. Semis Wm. Postel' & Mrs. W. J. Stewart Alex. Rutledge & Mrs. Ie. M. Sands Martin Murray & Mrs. C. Buechler Archie McDonald & Agnes Davidson W S. Scott & Mrs. Cleve Baeker 'Harry Clhannpion & Jessie Little • McTavish cTavish & Mrs.' R. Downing Ernie Seddon & Isabel McTavish R, J. Bowman & Mrs. Wm. Porter Chas. Davidson & Mrs. D. A. Rann R. J. MoLauchlin & Doris McDonald 13. B:idhardson & Mrs. G. Davidson Cleve Baeker & Mrs, Ernie Seddon Jim. Rowland & Mrs. Wilf. Cameron Watch each week's issue for the score until tinct schedule has been played. Ka BIG-- Clearance of Summer Footwear Among those present were 031', and Mete Roland Marks and family. Mr, and Mrs, Clifford Marks" and family. Mr. Robent Wllliugllby and Wellington Marks, all of Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mantes and family, Wbngham; Mt. and ,Mrs. Clarence Eliacott and family'' Cr111 brook; Mrs, John C: Were., ':Iters-. ;Tepee Hend.enson Wallace; Mr; :Re Betel McMillian and Mrs, Sheila Barton, Vancouver. T3.0 : anti Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hardman, 'Wash ingtonl 1),C.c�ft___-rte MEN WANTED - Here is a big, quiet) business break tor yell. Thome-thee of folks need Fa.n111ex Prodncte and want "them, but we 1ta.be not enough represents. tiles. ills your opportunity for easy sales. and plenty 66 1tepeat business, 1t ou are welling to work and amtbltlous, get going and=t yoto 11 not be sorry. For Illustrated 'cater 1ov11e and details: 570 St, Olente1t, 1VIONTR1' AL, •ne0414e••MeNN!*e••a•N will forfeit ;gg e, to the .opponent with a Plus o6 Flve. 10. There are several names at the foot of the liErt from which substit,t":9 Mayers, if needed must be chosen. * * K 'f 9' W * * 1i PEOPLE' WE KNOW * * * * s * * * * Mr. 'and Mrs. Cliff Buschlen and Karen and Mr, and Mrs. R. Gemmel spent the week end in Clifford a,td Owen Sound: * * 111r, Lang Palmer of Toronto wee a week eud visitor in town. Mrs. Palmer who had spent a week with her mother Mrs. R, T. Strachan' re• turned with him. * Mr, Dewlet Holiness of Toronto formerly of Brussels spent a tilt - days with his friend Mr. R. Downing and family. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pride and family moved to Waterloo last week where Mr. Pride has secured r position. Women's White Shoes Special $1.69 Others to Clear at $1.98 and up NNN�M��aNON��N�N+ ..r ,Complete hu of Mens ' Dress Shoes and Y Ever da Shoes Everyday Big Stock of Children's Shoes At Sale Prices Men Substitutes Ladies Geo. Davidson Roy Cousins Graham Scott Rules- _ 1. 4 games of 15 ends, 2. Pine of 10 allowed. 3. One dead end to each •ekip Allow- ed, after that a penalty of one pain_ to opponent. 4. One week allowed to play each game. 5. After second game High against High. 6. Skips responible for entry tee of 35c per person. 7. All scores Plus and Minus to be givers to D. A. Rana. 8, 4 sets of prizes to the winners. 8. In case of any rink being unable Mr. and Mrs.. Drummond. Mrs. Kirby, Edith McTavirll * * • ' Miss Mary Lott 1s visiting he - sister in Lueknow, * * Mr. and Mrs. Ray McKay of M.1P- koka are visiting the former's par- ents Me. and Mrs. *Chas. McKay. Miss Shirley who has been spending her vacation with her grandperents will retunm with them. • * * Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Matthews nal Raymond of Forest were Sunday vistors wi"tri' Mrs. Matthews' mother Mrs. A. J. Lowry. * * * Pte. Leonard Rooney and Jim Hulley have joined the Elgin Rgt., at Sydney, Nova Scotia. * * * Miss Evelyn Cunningham, Brant• ford, vfsdted at the home of her Parents Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Cunning- ham lest week after enjoying a vaca.ton tap through eastern Ontario and Quebec. * * * Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kennedy and sons accompanied by Mrs. W. Wal- lace, atlace, and .son of Fordwich spent the past week in Grand Bend. * * * Mrs. Dark returned home 'tfter spending a few days in Port Elgin *letting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McDonald inhere Ale had a most enjoyable time also in Ower. Sound with her cousins. * * '1, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Drummond, lett on Tuesday for ltiempville. Mr. Drum - mend was principal of the OanttRua- tion schodl here for the past three Items, Mr. and Mrs. M. Wineherg will occupY the house vacated by i Ziegler's Superior ''Store SPECIALS FOR --THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Oxydol • • • • small • 10 c ,:• . , large pack 23c Assorted Cream Sandwich 'Biscuits • • . per th 15c Good Old Canadian Cheese per lb 23c gal 49c Wider Sur Vie Soap ..A ere,..t• )tars for 25c , Gold or Surprise Soapy" • ; • 1/3 , tin 18c 1 115 tin 29c Red Cohoe Salmon • • • •.. 2 has for 25c Van Camp. Tomatiea • • • .. 28 oz. tins , ; each 29c Crunchie Sweet Pickles ... ..27 oz. jar • • , • • We Sell Drinks, Candy & Bars, Cigarettes, Cigars, fob cco Kellogg's Oven-kist Corn Flakes 8 oz • • 3 p Wheat Fluffs • • • 1/2 bushel size .. ' ' • • per' pack 27c Redpath Sugar • . 10 til for 78c or per.. 100 ib • .. S7-65 69cPastry Flour „.• . •. • . • • 24 Its bag 4', pail 55c Honey-HUPfer's Pure Clover • ' We Handle Schneider's Frigidaire Fresh iVleats Headquarters for Roe's Chick Foods, Salt, Oyster Shell, Flour, Sugar anti.,, Calf Meal, Highest Prices Paid For Eggs. Ethel Phone 22-r-li Store Closes at 6.30 P.M. on Tuesday & Thursday evenings.