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september 15, ;,941
TO oUtt CUST01 s Fuel Controller, vital *780
By request of tl'e.;.r consequently, trust be supplied lyith Homo Coke.
or .our ,no7l ooneuaer quota will neoessarilY
luetri0s
Dillon Ding �h° amount available For
the fiverader P.
to war work' - rein_ ..
be divarbed li,pited quantity
to a very..: loons, you are
domes -tin use of these unavoidable coni
� viev+ with Coke at ones. Then. consult your r.
Neil
regali eats during the
ed to rill
our bin
urged ant Homo
dealer regarding drthe•$ b}e, to secure suffib For
Should•Ybw or the Price to be paid tt*>do
ides it t P emergency is past,
Coke, please cons resent emerg
Viotbry. 'vlhen bli9 p uantity quality
and q
C pilled ifse &valla iii.13 the same 4
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Coke nil , s, a t.t1s>;':.
labaps","^R For your patronaB°' *° ars
sltontdn8, f Yo g very truly,
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T. P. Pinokerd 1
GENS' ItalAGSR
Beatrice Feild
Weds Maj. Boothe
Bride in French Blue
for St. Paul's Service
A quiet wedding was solemnized
on Saturday afternoon in the chapel
of St. Paul's Church, Bioor Street,
wth Right Rev. R. J. Renison °facat-
lag, when Miss Beatrice Margaret
Fetid, daughter of Mrs. Fella
and the late Dr. R. P. Fetid, Owen
Sound, became the bride of Major
Walter Alexander .Boothe of the
Governor -General's Biorse Guards,
son of Mrs. Boothe of Chestnut Park
-rad the late Charles Boothe. Mr.
-Alex Maurice Was. soloist.
GGuven in marriage by her uncle
11r. Frederick T. Bryan, the bride
wore an ensemble of French blue
ROOFING
Do you want your
t.
Roof repaired?
FLAT ROOFSTARRED
Best material used.
Guaranteed Workmanship.
;for particulars apply at
The Post
""phone 31 Brussels
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William Burton Dead
Following Car Crash
Wiljtanl Burton died to . Chatham
General Ili/spite' on, Sattrl'day fat
lo'�yiitg a.
car accident jn which be
was severiey burned,
Ur. Burton was the driver of a
coupe ear on. the Way to Wandler.
accompanied by .Alex Anderson 02
Brussels and Glen Mpliercher o1
JWmlesteavii. .A. mile east of Chat.
Main on N.O. 2highway they noticed
that a coat lying in the book of
the coupe had caught, fire from a box
of matcin°s there which had in sem0
uudtnowu mannas been Ignited. Iu
the eoufusiou of attempting to ex-
tinguish the flames the driver lest-
control of the oar as it skidded on
the wet pavement and crashed lnrn
a pole. the unfortunate man was
'thrown from the car with his cloth-
ing set mite by the snatches. eausl1g
severe' burns, He was taken 0)
the Ohatlram hospital where be
bassad away a few hours later, •
Mr. Anderson's hand and arm
were burned and Glen Molferoher
suffered a knee injury and slight
burns, both were able to leave. the
haapital that evening.
v
Wednesday, September 17th, 1941
wool with silver" Lox trimming, blue Town Council
feather hat and ' Weekaccessories. HoldsShortSession .
She carried a bouquet of Sweet -1 Brussels, Sept, 2nd, 1941
heart roses and bouvardia. Miss I .,le regular monthly ;meeting o2
Jean Ferguson of Kitchener, was
her attendant and she wore ais en-
semble of Victorian brawn wool
witth brown squirrel tnlmming and
carried Talisman roses. M. Hardy
Boothe of Hamilton attended, his
brother. The bride's mother wore
Cameron, seconded by F. Sams'
crusader blue with black access -sr- the minutes be adopted. -Carried..
iss and kolinsty furs* and ` corsage The following .bills were presented
of American Beauty ',roses. Mrs. G. McDowell, August salary' 60.00
Boothe was gowned in a rase beige
print with brown -accessories Geo. Campbell, August salary 11.200
•and R. S. Warwick, August salary 30.00
corsage of rubrum lilies.''` - • Ed. Henderson, haul ashes '1.Ot1.
A reception for members of the F Kearney, cutting brush ''1.25
immediate families was.,. held at R. Kennedy, printing '1.00
the home of the 'bride's allele and ''`
Brussels HydroiElectrio
the Brussels Municipal Coun:oil''was
held in the Public Library on the
above date. All members 'being
present. ••
The minutes of the last meeting
being read it was moved by W.
R PAl;TING
Your present cal' will look ibetter and last longer ° with a'
Complete New Pai1t Job.
OR --In case of body or fender work, having those ugly
dents taken but, we have the facilities for perfect
workmanship and, color *matching.
DROP IN TO -DAY - -' ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN.
Lloyd Aches *%
at Sanderson's Garage
'phone 16X Brussels,Ont.
Thomas Connolly
Burried Saturday
1wrTG0lDLL, Sept. 2 -One of the
ia.ngest funerals in this community
for some time was that of Thomas
Connolly, beloved Logan town--
ship
own•,ship resident whose death oecurre l
last Wednesday. The funeral' was
'held from the late residence, lot
10, concession 10 to St. Brigid's
!Church, Kennicott Where requiem
high mass was sung by Rev. J. ',T
,Gilbbona at 9.30 a.m., Saturday,
September 6. Members of tete Holy
Name Sooiety of which the late Mr
Connolly was a member formed a
guard of honor to the church, Mrs.
Mary Beale of Dublin presided at
the organ and the soloist was Mrs.
S. E. •Oonuroliy of Detroit. Others,
present in tate choir were Mies
tfleanor McGrath of D'ublin and
Mos. A. Gaffney of West Monkton.
There were numerous spiritual of.
Yerings as well as many lovely
floral tributes which were Indiva-
tive of the esteem in which the
departed man was held. The pail
bearers were J. J. Dox, Jerry T.
Regan, John Murray Robert Nieh•
olson Roy Robinson and David
Reidy. Burial was in the St. Via
cent De Paul Cemetery, Mitchell..
Manty friends and relatives attend.
ed the'services from Chicago, De -
trait, Windsor, Sudbury, London,.
Guelph, Hamilton, Kitchener, Strat-
ford, Brussels, and the surrounding
vicinity.
Grey Township Unit of the Aurae Fischer last week end.
County Federation of Agriculture Miss Amylene Steis has
was hold la Ethel Twp. Hall, Mon- Roane after spending e. week 'n
day evening, Sept. 8. The predt. Windsor with her sister MIS. Calvin
dent Wm. Turnbull was in charge Cameron.
of the meeting and was glad to see Miss Dinned Williatnus of Calvin
so many of bits direct0ns present.' spent the week end wth Miss Mae
It was felt that the average farmer Moeller.
was interesed to the Federation of We are glad to hear that Mrs.
0 griculure but lacked he necessary Cecil Robinson is able to be up and
information about the organization around again after her illness, we
to become an active member. To wish her a speedy recovery.
supply the Information required
meetings will be held in several
places in the Township. .The first Auction Sal e
,planned will be held tin Monerleff
Lot 15, Concession 12, Huh'ett Twp.
Hall and the probable date will be
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th
Oot. 3rd. Watch for frrCher notice:
in 2)he Post.
returned
V
"ANBROOK
Intended For Last Week
Sgt. Obsere'er. Maidavyn A. Wel-
llama of the R.C.A.F. and Ma wife
Mre. Williams were visitors' gat the
home of Mr. and Mrs.. Stanley
aunt, Dr. and Mrs Bryans, the Street, lights
latetr receivings g(? st;; inaa Clack en- Hall lights •
sesnble with cosi ege of link carne" Relied for August
tions. Moved by F. Samir, seeonded by
The bride 5• e w®11.•
' +1Hrawn in W. Cameron that the aocounta be
Brussels. I paid. •-Carrie&
1 j There being no further' business
the Council adjourned.
'108.00
' 1.54
15.80
Little Stars ^;.
Mission Bents t t
The fall terns cL tke.. 1.tttle,, Stars C M ass i fi ed Ads
Mission Band ,,,,took place in the
primary room oil Sept 6, with the
attendance of A,8 A4'.) opening
exercises ititr .'liatheeos!' read an in-
teresting story and MrsrXerr led. in
prayer. At tbe,,close d ithe meet-
ing we enjpy` d Pamesb' and were
served with hot doge. FOR SALE-
8 Pigs, 7 weeks old at Wes: half
Lot 22, Con. 18, Grey
NOTICE -
12 ozs. of Khaki yarn was re-
moved from a car on man street
Sa'tu'rday evening last. Anyone
knowing the whereabouts of this
article please call 'phone 38.
SEE REI
pduone 29-r 6 Angus ,Carmichael
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FOR SALE -
AND SEE RTGH'T1
Thousands of people in Brussels and drstrjck'„are 4arearing' •
REID'S GLASSES with perfect satisfaction:' ( 'If rill have
headaches, eyestrain, failing vision, cannoer',see to thread
your needle or read -see Mr. Reid and" have your eyes
thoroughly examined by hum. Lowest prices at all times.
Latest styles of Glasses
R: A,REID R.O.
EYEBI1I'HT SPECIALIST
&;OPTOMETRIST
I Brussel Office'
Every Wednesday
Afternoon, 2.00 to 5.00
MISS" ' l lIbl TON'S
1 Store, ,;-v Phone 51
MORRIS
Intended For Last Week
SePtennber 8, 1941
The Council met in the Township
hall on the above date with all the
members present and the Reeve pre.
siding.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion of
Iiarvey Johnston and Cecil Wheeler.
Moved by C. R. Coulter, secondee
by ,Cecbl Wheeler that William
Brysiges be re -instated as tax eel -
lector at the :mane salary. -Carr'e'l.
Moved by 0. R Coultas, ',seconded
by James Michele that the meeting
adilounn to meet again on 'October
130i,' 1941 at 12.30 p.m. --Carried.
The following bills were paid; -
Blyth Standard 5.5d
Robert Bird (IS'heep killed) 11.00
Gilbert. McCallum ,(sheep
valuator)
Mrs. George Edgar (lamb
killed)
Wallace Agar (sheep valu-
ator)
Richard Alcock (Nichol
Drain)
George A1gook (Murray
Lamb Drain)
John Eckert (Walton Drain)
Nelson Higgins (stamps,
et'atonery & exchange ...
A. H. Fnts3tine (taxes) ,
Mrs, Nellie Logan'' (relief) ..
'Mrs. George Gross' (relief)
Mrs. Cyrus Scott (Belgrare
School Fair Grant)
Blyth Agrcultural Society
(Fall Pair Grant)
Geo. C. Martin-Cedrk
1 Oxford Ram, 2 years old; 12 Ox.
,ford Dive 'Lambs.
phone 15-r-11 George Millie
F,Cfir SALE- s
qj tge, 7 weeks old' •
phone 412-r-8 1' W. Blake
FOR SALE
iSecond and Third Form High
'5013001 Boobs, in good condition,
'Phone Brussels 84-r-12
• FOR SALE-
260 SC. Witte . Leghorn Hens.
from Roe higth pedigree matings.
Would Hite. to bay 3 ton of good
quality mixed grain.
phone 82-r-8
FOR SALE -
'Good serviceable work Mere will
exchange on little pigs.
Phone 17.049 M. A. Fraser
8th line of Mor4s
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1.-d0
3.50
1.50
150.00
265.31
35.12
k.
9.50
108.32
28.00
15.60,
15.00
2,1,00
Grey
Intended For Laat'Week
Douglas Hemingway enjoyed a
trip last week .to Toronto, and 0n.
joyed a day at the Ex. ,
Mrs. Yoemans, Detroit, is a visitor
this wetk at the home of her brother
D. T. Strachan, add 0011.
A meeting of the directors of the
At 1 P.M. Sharp
3 'Horses
5 Shorthorn Cows
1 Black Cow
6 Calves
Sow andel Chunks
Farm-, 100 acres, good clay loam,
good buildings, creek, spring and
drilled. well.
E.W. Elliott Mrs. Albert Brigham
Auctioneer Proprietress
R. R. 1 Blyth
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541.
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