The Brussels Post, 1938-12-21, Page 7fi
THE BRUSSELS POST
Greetings . . PO YON
May every Day be like a Song
That leaves an echo Sweet.
And every Year that comes along
Bring Happiness complete
W. A. KI LER
L1STOWt'": L, ONT.
' —Dealer In—
Boots, Shoco, Slippers, Re 77.ers, Overshoes
T_ wits, Ve:ises, Etc.
Repairs Ncaliy :.-41:1 Promptly Done
Christmas Joys Be Yours.
Christmas Tree
Origin Is Told
An old English legend tells of the
first Christmas tree. According
to this ancient tale, many years
ago Joseph of Arimattea came
f:o mPalestne to England to tell
the people about the life and death
of Christ. It was a long and very
roues voyage fiat the people from
Palestine had, as they journeyed in
an open boat the entire dis-
lanes. Landing on a shore where
there were no dwellings, Joseph and
his people took up their travel 'in-
land, hoping to find some one to
receive them enol give them s1-el1e"
and food,
For some days they travaar
but everything was deserted. It
was winter tl le of
e and the
peep
Ee,gland were not about the fields. c 'I' +g{atet�+gsa'zQeq•CQ1g,l�t.; +eet to
On Chri-'aras eve their food was
r ...Jul :end they
when Joseph in tis -
were almost Large Assortments
:gement, dropped on a rock to
re..t As
—
As he leaned againet bis staff chogse
From
he exclaimed "My cam.ge has
dererted, and my hope is as dead as
this staff in my h:i:.
As he spoke, Jos;:t thrust the
LAST41INUTE
ChTA5
PPING
at
chinbeir's
EISTOiEL
It Pays
Gifts For ,Every
Member of the Family
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A Harvest of Blessings
May Christmas Bestow
On You and your Home
And Wherever You go
A Harvest of Riches
'Tis hoped You will see,
On the Pathway of years
Wherever You be.
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Paris Ladies' Shoppe
Hy. Weissburst, Prop'
Listowel, On1.
A Merrie Christmas
As Christmas approaches we pause
to extend the Season's Heartiest
Greetings... May you and yours
enjoy every happiness at this
festive season and may the New
Year bring you good health and
good cheer..,
C. ZILLIAX & SON
Hardware
Phone 40 —
Listowel
The Store With The Stock
A Very
Merry
Christmas
oT You
All
Ian McDonald
Clearing Prices
Ladies' & Misses'
Fur Trimmed
Coats
$9.75 to $24.50
200
Men's Overcoats
On Sale
$14.95 to $29.50
Newest Styles
Newest Cloths
Newest Makse
llimmismi;I'ighest Prices
Paid
For All Kinds
Dressed Fowl
Taken up to Saturday
Merry
Christmas
Happy New Year
To API Our
Customers
Far and Near
S. chinbeio
and Son
emmmowawaNzt
ata ffinto the ground, and a shiver
wept lb lough it. The dead wood.
began to grow. Branches ap-
pended from the knots on tate
staff. the leavers appeared, The
(117 etaff had•, changed to a noble
hawthorn tree,
"It. is a sign from God," ex-
claimed Joseph, "Lel us end our
'wrtelerings and settle here;"
,Fircnteth and ooul'ago returned
to the Tarty from I'alestnc. They
Lindh a few tough shelters and be-
( -Me the hawthorn(' tree they built
a clnn•eh, For many years the
snared thorn tree blossomed ecerY
rear on l'hrioinnts live, Peohl•
decorated title tree w'h lighted
c,ttlles and placed small Ilulr t
trees in their Montes for the Valu_
I, tide.
CRANBROOK
The amulet meeting of the \) .11
0. of lftl iY Pr l(y tet! .n ei It ell
held at the pante of Mrs, Iter Vl ll
l loins all Wednesday afte'11PUn
1)c . 7, with it good attendance.
the meeting In cllalge of 111
p •:deur Ml s, Williams opem ci
with singing of a hymn. ll:r
(1e1rge Eva us read the sc llatur
reading from Matthew 2, Chapi .r
Mrs. H. Keys led in 'player, Mrs
M. Engel read the minutes. of th'
previous meeting iwlt1Glt, we; t
seconded gy Mrs, W. Cameron. The
t ersluel s report was given by
M s 0, Leans atoll Call was
answered by a verse of scripture
Oifeling was taken followed by Mrs
Rev, Williams leading in prayer, A
h,yinit was sang and Mrs. 1. Huethel'
read the topic from the topic book.
An interesting story was given by
M, Engel, At this part of the meet-
ing a very pleasant event tool.
place when Mrs, Win. Cameron was
presented with; a Life Membership.
Rev. Wlliams read the follow-
ing address:—
Deac Mrs, Cameron:
The Women's Missionary Society
tapes great ,pleasure in presenting
you with a l:ife Membership Certifi-
cate in our society.
You are one of the oldest ment-
be:s in' ow' society, all through ,the
years you, have been faithful in at-
tendanee and ddligellt in your
buI:port of our missions.
We .hope that you may long be
spared to work with us and that
your health will permit you to talky
an active part in our work. For
we are all seeking in our own little
way to obey the command of our
Master.
"Go ye into the world and preach
the gospel to every- creature,"
•Signed on behalf of our society,
Mrs. W. A, Williams, President
.Mus, George Evaiins presented' the
"Membership Certiifeate,'r Mrs. W.
Cameron who was taken velt' much
by surprise, thanked, the members
o! the auxiliary in a pleased
manner.
The .meeting closed with singing
of a hymn. The honorary presi-
dent Chen took charge of the elec-
tion of °Pliers.
Hon, Pees.—,Mrs. R. K. McDonald
President -MTs, Rev, Williams
let Vice Pres.—Mrs, Dan, Huether
2nd Vice Pres.—Mrs. Harry Keys
Secretary --Mrs. Metcalf Envel
Treasurer—Mrs, Geo. Evans
Press Sec.—Mrs, Jacob Fischer
Supply See—Mrs. Haney Hunter
Home Helpers Sec,—
Mrs. Archie Campbell
Glad Tidings Sec.—tits. L, Porter
Organist—Mrs, C. Olmstead
Assist, Organist—
Mrs. Martin MaoDonald
Welcome & Weldare Sec.—
Mrs. Robt, Campbell
Auditors for 103$—MissA, Forrest
Mrs. C. Ohnstead
Mrs, R, K. McDonald closed with
prayer. A dainty Lunch was served
by the hostess.
The W. M. S. are nvited to meet
at the hode of Mrs. Allan Omer -
on fo rtheir Janlary meeting.
The service in Knox Presbytreiau
church was taken by Mr, Meldwya
Williams on Sunday evening,
Don't forget the crokinole social
to be held in the . Cranbrook com-
munity hall on Tuesday evening
Dec, 27, under the auspices of the
Cheerio Workers,
Huy your Xmas Sunkist Oranges
'at Grewae's anti your Gandly; Patter -
son's Chocolate Drops 15e lb.
Largest Candy assortment in
Brussels.
•
MORRIS
Presentation".•
;,A happy gathering o2 about 200
friends and nelghbo:'s took place
at the home of Mr. anti Mils. Chester
Rintoul on the evening or Wednes-
day, Dec, 141 11 in honour of Md. and
Mts. .Mervyn Pipe who were recent-
ly married,
A delightful soviet time was spent
in dam;ing, Dining the evening
the bride and groom were made the
recipients of Iwo lovely and useful
gifts, a china cabinet and buffet
accompanied by the following ad-
dress.. -
Dear Frieda and Mervin;
\L'c, your friends and neighbors
have 010111e1ecl here this evening 10
hmlcnowledge your decent marriage,
We extend to you our sincere
congratulations and trust that ion
.uiay enjoy health, lutppiuese 111011
prosperity threngh the years to
eome.
,Life may bring its clouds and
shadows but where there is enev;ul-
ing love and faith each cloud will
have n silver lining,
During your lifetime in this oom•
hrnnily you have portrayed any of
your good qualities, n church, home
and community life, and as a token
Itzumottemmowmovemowm
With Thanks
FOR YOUR
PATRONAGE
WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES
for a
Very Merry
We are grateful for the
business you have given us
during the past year. Please
accept our wishes
FOR A
Merry Christmas
anda
Happy New Year
Mrs. M. Ballantyne
Happiness and joy
To you and Yours
We wish you all
FOR A
Merry Christmas -
and a
Happy New Year
5c to $1.00 Store
Christmas
AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
a
an McTavish
rThe Farmer's Store
VAC
of our esteem for you, we ask you
to accept 'these gifts.
We .hope that you may find them
a source of happiness and useful-
ness in your home and in the years
to come may they remind you of the
many happy times spent together
with its.
Signed on behalf of your
friends and neighbors—
J. H. Bryan; Wan, Clark; Clifford
Marks; Ezra Wels1
it'AVAKMOIVOWAVAVAUMMOWAVO
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SUPERIOR STORE
QUALITY SERVICE
"WHERE THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS PREVAILS"
Christmas Specials—Thursday, Friday & Saturday
Ladies Fancy Silk Pyjamas and Gowns, boxed . • , each $1.25
Ladies Two-piece Silk Sets ' • each- $1.00
Ladies Silk & Wool Hose, 3 shades •
er pr 35c
Boys & Mens Handkerchiefs, bordered in colors • �3 for 25c
Men's FancyCashmere Socks +• • • • •pr 39c
Aylmer Peaches 2's per
"""""""""'�•••�•• 2 tins for 25c
Happyvale Mince Meat • • • • •••• • .. , .. ,• 2 lbs, for 25c
Cranberries • • • • •...... , , , • , , ,
Green Giant Peas 17 oz•
Chocolate Drops & French Cream Candy
Assorted Chocolates, Fancy Boxes
per It 25c
2 tins for 25c
per 11, 15c
5c alte our Store You Headquarters for Christmas Ca cy5c
Oranges, Grapes, Bananas, Peanut and Mixed Nuts
also Lettuce & Celery
Open Every Evening Christmas Week,
Highest Prices Paid ;For 'Dressed Poultry
WM. ZIEGLER
Phone 22-11
Ethel Ont.