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The Brussels Post, 1946-3-6, Page 3Outstandingly Good The vontutunity of \\'a1:ou and eurrouuding cunutry 1, ‘‘ell served ,y four )'ural mail carriers: W, 1i, tiholdic•e, Andrew Coulter, Juliet Marshall and William Timmer. Both veterans of World War 1, lir. ,Shoi- diee and Mr. Coulter have served the anThmunity for 23 years, Although most of the toad traveled oa all four Fomes are unplowed in whittle the itlzens of Ake vicinity have rarely :ailed to receive their mail, Mr. Timmer, the youngest and newest A the carriers iute used three means to ensure adequate delivery. During the present winter he has used his automobile, his traelor and his faith- ful gray horse. Of all three during the winter months the tractor has been used the most. Mr. 'Monier ands riding the tractor somewhat noel but in most cases hu11(lier and speedier, Only twice this winter has the mall for this is -mile route not reached it destination, Route No. 2, the largest route, carried by Mr. Nutter is 22 miles long. Pirteen of the 22 miles are over '.tnplowed township roads. Despite tin heavy blizzards this winter, Mr. Couttes has turned back only twice on both ()evasions the roads were Impassible and visibility was nil, Mr. Sholdive's route is the shortest; yet much of it is over roads which are frequently. traveled. Like the previous mentioned car- riers Mr. Sholdice has only failedi eo deliver the mail Twice during the 1''45-45 winter season. Mr. Marshall, carrier of route 8 Aso has had much experience. Prior to delivering route three he carried route 4 Mr, Marshall is now snbsituting for Mr. Joseph ^anter who had carried the mall for 2 years but at present is employed at Seaforth. Mr. Marshall s route s entirely nn plowed "oa•b: but when storm str!kr, tbit fact. often *makes matters worselir lisrshall 'es- lad '0 ;ir!i t r., only 6,41 'c,:s this winter. The regular meeting of the •7.G.T,T, of Dux's United Church was held on Saturday at the home of Marie Bennett. In the absence of she president, Mrs. Hazlewood presided for the afternoon. After repeating the C.G.T.T,Purpos•e, hymn '113 was sung, followed by the business, Mrs, Tiaziewood took the worship service with Mavis Oliver at the piano. The Scripture was read by Doris Dalton, Helen Johns- ton and Leona Johnston. The study hook "Spotlight on Africa" was given by Mavis Oliver. The meeting ellosed with "Taps," Afterwarus contests were enjoyed and Mrs, Bennett served a dainty hunch. BLYTH • Mr. Frank-hlollytiuttt and Mr, Leo Whitfield are attending .the Good. Roads Convention ill Toronto this week. AUCTION SALE Farm Stock and :mp,ements Lot 3, Con, 7, Gee Township 1 11/4 miles north and %2 mile east of Brussels TUESDAY, MARCH 19th - Sale commences at 1 P.M. COWS 1 Durham cow 7 years old 17th 1 Brindle cow 9 years .March 26th 1 Durham vote s yenrs old bred ,ran, 17th 1 Duttha.m cow 0 years old bred Jan, 17th. 1 Durham cow 4 years old due time of sale 1 Durban: cow 4 years old due April 16th 1 Durham cow 5 years old bred Jan. iSth 1 Dunham cow 5 Feb. 1st 1 Durham cow 9 yearn old bred .)an. 23th 1 .Durham sow 3 years old due time of sale , 1 row, y(ttt!-::.a /*resit at little of sale CATTLE 7 heifers- fill, would ship 3 .stew's around 1000 lbs. 0 yearlings, steers and heifers IMPLEMENTS 1 Massey -Harris binder No, 4 1 Massey -Harris cultivator I Bain wagon 1 windmill pump 1 wagon rack 1 soft wetttr force"pump i wagon box with pig rack Chatham fanning mill I set of harrows 1 p!i I; ;.z. iron neokyolkes 1 .\lass e'y-TTarris riding plow Crown gang plow with rolling goulter au1 1 walking plow 1 set of slighs TERMS CASH W. J. D. CARDIFF, P'ep, LEWIS ROWLAND, Auctioneer bred Jam old due Years old bred ETHEL 'Phe Young People's Union of the Ethel l'niterl Church held a very suceessl'ul "Catmint' .Social" on Monday evening in the basement of the choral'. Miss Darling, Mrs. Dobeor •nt! Mrs. Gudden wose in (elitism of the evening, The meet- ing was concluded with the worship service in charge of Ted Riehtirhs anti Marie Erlrtnier with Donald Dunbar at the piano. A hot lunch WAS than served, The March tneetiug of the Ethel Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs, Bert Godtlee on Titurrday, March 14 at 2:30, The topic "'Parliamentary Procedure" will be taken by Mrs, D. Wardlaw, Cpl. Lloyd Wettlaufter has arrived home from overseas. Lloyd enlisted and went overseas with his brother John, in 1043, who was killed in ac- tion, We extend a very hearty wel- come home. A- large number of our citizens at- tended tine fnlreral at Goderich on Monday of Aft. Ed. ,Mason who passed away suddenly in Toronto on Friday. At the annual congregational nveet- •ing of the United Church the Pastor, Rev, A, W. Sinclair who has not en- joyed. good health for some •tithe, ex- :pres5ed his desire to be. relieved of his .duties for a year. This intimation was received with regret, During his min- istry he has' proved himself a wortfiy friend of all classes in the community, Pte. ,ramie Simms is in loronto,this Week. We regret to report the continued illness of Mr, Leslie I'Iilborn. The Roll Call is One I.,aw for which I Ann Thankful." Come and bring a friend, also bring in all the subscript ions you ca.n for the "Almanac Weekly, we are in the contest to win. "Turn iehing the Living Room" is the subject '•f the short. course to be given by Miss Esther •Sticter of the Women's lnsiitute Branch of the Ontario Department of Agriculture in the basement of the United Church on Monday and Tuesday afternoons, March 18 and 19 at 2 pm. LI'ow The regular meeting of the W, A, of the United Church will be held at the home of the PreSid,elit, Mrs, Her, old Philips oft Tuesday afternoon, THE BRUSSELS POST Wednesday, Miele, Pith. 'lb441 In Memoriam (11'IAlT3_-111 loving memory of Gordon U, 11uliey, who paesed ,,way thirteen years eau. Feb. 2S1h, 1218. Days of solnee • still teem, o'er ns Tenn., in alienee often Row leer memory keeps will ever near us 'remelt yon lett 11 h it loan year's 'go. Lovingly remembered by wife and faintly. In 1Vi emoriam ICVANS--itt sad and loving tne01017 of our dear brother 'Fpr. Lyle Alexander Evans who was killed in action pan year ago to -day, March 7, 1946: \Ve could not say Farwell, dear one, \Ve could not hold your hand, tint our heart; are. with you where you lie, Asleep in a far-off land. We think of You when the day breaks And when the shadows: fall, You gave your life for freedom, Your life, it was your all. We cannot forget you, our loved one so dear, Your memory grows sweeter year after year. Yon cannot return, so our tears are in vain But in heaven we are hoping to to meet you again, Sadly missed and proudly re- membered by his brother Harry and sisters. Betty and Margaet, In Memoriam li:VANS-In loving memory of our darling boy Tpr. Lyle Alexander Evans who was killed in action one year ago to -day, March 7, 1945: Inc loving face we hope to see again; Though the days have passed away; Sleep on, dear Lyle, and take your rest, They miss you most who loved you best. oil, what would I give to clasp your hand Your dear, kind face to see, Your loving smile, your welcome voice, Though the days have passed away, Sleep on, dear Lyle. and take your ret, They miss you most who loved you hest. Ever lovingly rerembered by .\Tither, Dad and family, BELGRAVE BLUVALE jClassified t 43) i',t',tnlr• Ile:. Jame Mast ere. Parkhill, with her rather, John Ball, s tt �., is or, ter tltee doc,ut'st earl :1r.. i,loyde 'I'ayhtr and 1(11 (01 iitu s-10er ;Al, hurt"' !'101t1 the \Vines. haat (1c71rra1 hospital; Mrs, 'I'ltynee AVray has heft to visit her brother, W. iL t -it wtrl, and Mrs. stewat-,, at (;rind Valley. beforo 1:111V tot 11P11 home :11 \','ural: ow. e t., Alt .4, Thy', PP Wray and 80.sril Wray spent a part of last week with their aunt, Mrs, J. Brandon. at tendon; Mrs. J. C. Hieelus. with Mr. and Airs, James Moffatt and Sirs. Mitchell, WI u g h.n• Mrs. it s <`mr� 'a ,7. with M' h t. and fir,. 11. L. Bosman. Wiugham, Notice to Creditors In the estate of MAGGIE WILTON late of the Village of Bruseels in the Cunnly of Huron, Widow, who died on or about the 18th day of February, A,D, 1646. TAKE NOTICE that all parties having (debris or demands against the estate of the above deceased must mail particulars and proof of satin P to the uretersiguetl executrix of her solicitor on or before the 22nd day of March, A.D. 1046, upon watieh ,late the said executrix will Proceed to distribute the assets with regard only to those claims which shall then have been received. FATED at. Brussels this 4th day of JTareb, A.D, 1946. DORIS McDONALD, executrix by her solicitor ELMER D, BELL, FOR SAI -E- 1 Durham Jersey Cow due to fresh- en march 12th, also 2 Jersey Cows tine in April and May. Dave Spiels Phone 56-i".15 Graham St.vey. TENDERS WANTED - Applications will be reeeived up to Morel' 16th for librarian Inc the 11 i'el Pottle Library. Hours Wed- nesday 8 to 10 p.m.. Saturday 2 to 5 P.m. Ditties- to enmmenee April let Rtnte wages. T,ow•est or any applica- tion not neressarily accepted. All applications in writing to he sent to Mrs. Wardlaw, sec: tress•, of the Ethel Public Library. FOR SALE - B ARRDI ROOIC3, Gov't. Approved rhicks trent inspe,,ted flocks bred for production, beadth and vigour. Breeders blood tested for standard and variant types of pulloram. We offer mixed chicks sexed pullets end cockerels at reasoaaids prices, Book year order ,note for spring de. livery. Car chicks quality for Inter Provinr.ia' shipntent, Lakefie'd Chick Hatchery, Lakefleld, Ont, OrJe; from D. Lawless, Waite•" Phone 10-r•16 Brussels, The Ar„ licau Fano:. P, -o!,1.: ion of 'trinity ("turd "r -I i.,ruined tine Young People group rite Veiled rho,' h il: tit • 17•-'.- I grane. >tht n •1 un t"r;'l is vrurl_. I t •;t• tr_ had b' .r: p', t .! ,sl bit I was, ttutc•elied m account. of the t eoth 1; and the entire evening ` Hent indoors. Games wore led by I)nroihy Wade and- a sing -song was enjoyed. Lunch was served at the close. The funeral of Alexander King was held Thursday afternoon from the family residence, lot 13, con, 4, Morris township, The service was conducted by Rev. Cleorge Milne, peetor of Melville Presbyterian Church, Brussels and burial took place in Wingham cemetery, The pallhsnrera were Jesse Wheeler, Prank Little, Rae Crawford, Rich - net Procter, Alex. Brewer, and William }Iollinger. ilit•, Icing, who was in his 70th year, was born in Mastern Ontario, coming •na an early age with his F. hg' . f.'fl', iiiout`I1 Optometrist "Western Ontario's Most iModern Eye Service" Phone .I78, much does pour living room con- parents, the late Mr, and Mrs. tribute to a happy comfortable and Peter King, to East Wawanosh, interesting background .to' family where he resided until his marriage life? Tit consddering this, the 25 years ago to Miss Catherine arrangement of furniture and Black of . Morrie township, who pictures, curtaining and colour survives him., and since then had iustpiration will form the basis for lived in Morrie, FTe was a member problems. Brletg your individual of the Presbyterian Church and the pt obtains. The ladies et the coo• Orange Order, Besides his wife he mut-I iest and villages Surrounding is suvived by a sister, Mary, Mrs. Ethel will beyery welcome,Slides James Baird, Pitot, M11oh„ and a will be shown. Let everyone take brother, Charles, Clinton. advantage of this instructive, prac- tical coarse, t We welcome home Mr, and Mrs. i Stanley •Spetran and .family atter I PROPHET WiTHOUT HONOR having spent several years in Brant- 1 ' • , By Peter Levine - ' ford during the• war, I Joshua the Second, he called him- .,., s.eelf, an incredible religious renegade Iwho enohantect women and enraged Ontario Car Accidents men, Peter Levine, writing in The Killed 554 In 1:945 1 American WeWekly with this Stn- i Tnrrntto,--Tito Ontario Department i ,lay's (14"61110) issue of The I of Highways said that in"clirniniuy I I)ell011 Sunday Times, tells about 1 figtlros showed that at least 554 per- hysterical murder and suicide that i sons died lott hot t the provMee in wee tItsbleat e crs xenees of f shenanigans of lite disrobing some 13,446 aeeidcnts dring1945,1 th The fatality' figure was an itici•Cnac of 1 ettlt, Set The 1Detrott StutdaY Cf over 1044, Times. d -d C3t' riston FOR SALE - f hte colo :y 1t•ets., , 110:1rl;- 10 by 10. ilia, riutahelen Phone 34,4; FOR SALE - 1 1`0,11 burning Brooder Steve 1 year old. ;hefts . ;-r s deb. Tyerrn:,n FOR SALE - 200. 4 w,•,.1, 01d X.•w Il.tmi rand Sussex. hillHleoe11 t ('-2 Bert Elliott CATTLE WANTED FOR PASTURE A TUR E (an tale, a number of cattle 1 for pasture. Plenty of shade and water intone 4Sx-r-4 Dan McKinnon FOR SALE - Brooder stove, good as new, 50,51 only 3 Months, phone 51-r-4 Ross Cardiff FOR SALE - Beatty Elr•etric Washer, in good eendltinn. Anse 10-r-4 Carson Watson MAN WANTED - for Rawieigh District. Real oppor tnniIy. We help you - get started. Write Rawleigh's Dept, ML -162,0-0, FOR^SALE- New ETeett'ic Radios Table Models, Call and see them, Gregg Bros., Hardware. WANTED - Hemlock, Pine, Basswood, Ash F.htt. Oak Logs, Highest prides paid loaded nn our truck. phone 77 D. N. McDonald FOR SALE - 100 acre fa m, Lot 13, Gon, 10, :ray Twp., •t oric•k house, bark l;aro, hen ho':ss and garage. hard a'; nd hash, good warm. i tune 90-r-4 1., Porter FOR SALE - Ajax and Corder seed oats mixed • with barley; also seed barley NJ 12: a cook stove with warming closet; steel land roller in good shape; a side rake; a tray tetter: set of double harness, Herman Whitfield Phone 49-'45 WANTED - Cucumber Growers for the season of 1946. Highest prices in history. Write:• or phone Libby, McNeil ani Libby Co, Phone 30-r-3, Dublin, Ont. WANTED - Caretaker for Craubrnok Cemetety applications will be rerelved until' March 10, All tools supplied by beat•d, Plans and specifications .__ may be seen on application M Secretary - Treasurer. John J.-� Sei,nnrk. R.11 3. Brussels, ('int. Buy this ring with confidence --knowing it is guaran- teadtiewles. r`l '' eS4P Seer - cu 7,trd 1 THE WHOA. ' ¢o 1amity Regular tx lar e i c3 mpo yrrxent and pay envelopes make for ccrs froe families . for prosperous communitiestor "good times" for employer and employee alike, The National Employment Service, with offices in more than 200 cities and towns across Canada, serves the needs of both employers and employees - - and the local N. E. S. office takes its place in importance to the community among the time honoured corn. munity institutions ---the Post Office, the Court House, the City Hall Without National Employment Service, the worker is left to his own initiative to find a job to support himself and his family. The employer may be un.. able to reach workers he requires. National Employ- ment Service is the clearing house through which employer and employee are brought together, so that both may have their free choice of the entire employment market. Notional Employment Service has 5 mioin functions: 1 -Organization of the whole employment market, and bringing together employers and employees; 2 -Collection of information on employment prob- lems for the use of Government, Management and Labour; S -Administration of Reinstatement in Civil Em- ployment Act; 4 -Dealing with Unemployment Insurance Benefits; 5 -Dealing with Out -of -Work Benefits for Ex -Service Personnel. Make full use of the Local Office of National Employment Service. It is there to serve your needs, and those of the entire Community. FOR SALE _. 7 Cos* lc daily. Vita Ole T Multiple Vitamin Capsules contain vitamins; t A. 131, 0, D, Niacin Amide and Elbe - Ninety -day supply 32.70. Trial - thirty -day supply $1.25. Sold at .1 trdepeitdent Drug Stores" FOR SALE- ,\ r,unn7rr; of lou a,.ra f:arut.. price I s naeutt up: A number of 200 acre i farms price 36,000.00 up: 1 200 -acre hash fnt•tn 83000011: a numberolI :,u.arre farm: $2000.(10 ftp: 3 good j tiesfarms with water. Write or�w,.,t„ ohon, J. C. LONG, Real Estate i Broker, phone 54, Brussels, Ont. FOR SALE= -- tRC eentek Deering 10-20 tractor fait hamlet. ht(Cornticlr Deering tete- to' cultivator, McCormick Deering 3 - !Strew plough, 13issool double disc Tractor bitch, Massey-I'Tarris fertil izer drill 18 runs. McConick Deering Hoy loader. ('has. A. Lamont & Son, Lot 10, Con. 7 Grey Twp. Ethel, Ont, WANTED - Established Rural Watkins District available, It you a^e Agra;411'13, and between tl a ages , of 26 and 11 -- have or ran secure travel (mtfit, lids is Y0111' epos 'Welty le get established in a profitable bus- iness of your own. Not' fuil partfetl- lars write today in The J. R. We -tidos Company, Dept 0.11.4 2177 Masson St., Montreal, Que. Try tote fe,atno4:.3 L°104 5 beatnaent fair dcatdraf fie. f1 k&:eck fe beat i-ati bitim' wannest?, 9st?, pe Ata.£aa fyil 3,:Nl$n0;,i,.D3 l"tt,eS'tna nGlais For appolroil unit• Phone Sats PO oko A F.1 iut BEAD or r') DISABLE c)sic9dy removed 115 Clean $vnsitrrn tt-n3a,a. L+'' bins collect. 12 BRUSSELS Stone ns Limited FOR SALE - "The best . -, anywhere" save Lorne Campbell, Mt, Brydges of his - Big -4 Chicks . "only Lost 3 out of 200 laid good , . not a sick hen among them." but then Big -4 Chicks are I noted for livability and hearth, We're agents here, Variety breeds, cress - os. Breeders Government inapooted and hloodtested for both strains pulp grant, Order now R, S, Warwick 31111 Top, Arm* Braseels, se tr A TED LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS also "GEESE and DUCIK FEATHERS BEST PRICES PAID - Before you sell any poultry phone the Export Packers. We will call at yCti place for any quantity or you can bring them to us. - fi _ 1 Export 111 PH ONE 70x U BRUSSELS