The Brussels Post, 1939-10-11, Page 4HE WINNvE S
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PURITY ,F .OUR
AND: THEE
PIONEER FEED
GUESSING CONTEST
At tP'e Brussels Fall Fair
PURITY FLOUR CONTEST
The Jumbo Bag Weighed 377 lbs, 4 oz.
1st PRIZE -98 Ib. BAG' OF PURITY FLOUR
won by Lewis. A, Russell, Brussels Ont, whose
guess was 376 lbs, 13 oz.
2nd PRIZE --49 Ib, BAG OF PURITY FLOUR
r •.,•won by John Huether, R. R. 3, Brussels, Ont. whose
geese was 378 We.
3rd PRIZE -24 Ib. BAG OF PURITY FLOUR
Since both R. W. Whitfield, Brussels, and W. S. Scott,
Brussels guessed 376 lbs, 6 oz., the makers of. Purity
Flour have decided to award the 'full prize to each
winner.
PIONEER FEED CONTEST
Prize, 100 Ib. bag Pioneer Big 3 Laying Mash
The two live chickens weighed 13 lbs. 131A oz.
won by Mrs. Alvin Rutledge, Brussels,
Ont. whose guess was 13 lbs. 15 oz.
In Memoriam GET YOUR FALL PERMANENT
In loving memory of our Dear
Brother Richard 0, Armstrong
who passed; away Oct 9th, 1933,
Six years have passed' dear
03rother
Since yO1 :Wee 4114_ a'w
ON THE NEW
flow well do we remember
That sad and lonely day
No one •fnew the parting,
Or what that farewell coat ;
But God and his loving angels. Y
Hees gained what we have lost i
ever remembered by i
Brother and Sisters,
THE BRUSSELS. POST
Visitors
_Holiday
er
rr,ltlr. 041. Airs. Jasper, ox Mildmay Prot, a0ib Mrs, ' Russel Einnn rte, ;
J` Mahoney and were holidaying at their 'Earn swat
lyira ieney,
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'Miss Jerry *Jew ell has returned
` sitlb?IYr 'd aster ;scpendhrg a three-weelr'�s
IP.vala len wally relattves at Mitclref
and surorundiug district,
'.weree Byaiday, vistas with their and Miss Mabel 'Zimmer: o
st!atrSittl..Mis. XT,
a1' town,. ,
ZENITH HEATERLESS
THERMIQUE
End Curl $1.00 and $1.50
Including Shampoo '
Permanent $1.76, $2.25, $3,00
and $5.00 including 'finger ,.
nger wave
and shampoo
Dried Finger Wave, 25c
Shampoo 25c
Telephone 55X for Appointment
IRENE PEASE
over H. B. Allen's Drug Store
for appointment Telephone 55X.
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Miss Mary R. Stewart, B.A., of
the Flesherton Rio School 'Staff
spent Thanksgiving at her beakers
t W. J, Stewart and at her uncles
Thomas" Walker,
'Maly "and Catherine Walker
spent the week -end at the 'parental
�homai
A r.� aid Mrs. 0.' L, Drummond
,it��edi'` to Coneeson and Sillsville
t4 visit their parents for 'Thanks-
r rand Mrs, Douglas D. Walker
an sou Ralph of Timmins., are
rents Thos
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Mr. Fred Glassier of New Lis-
keard. was `Thanksgiving viettor
with his parents Mr, and Mrs. Dan
Glassier, ;
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Miss Muriel Brother's " of India
who has been home on furlough
was, a weekend visitor in town et
the Nome of .her aunt Mrs. Dane=
McDonald and, Mr ,MacDonald, ,She
has been thld Past year in England
where she completed a -course in
F3n
Honor 'gtlis)t at Oxford, She ex -
pests to leafs Canada from Van.
couver about. Nov. 11th on her re-
turn to her Work in a Boys' School
in ,Canada India under the aur*
nicer• of the ,Baptist Church of Gan•
ada.
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Mrs. Jack 'Cottrill and daughter
spelt Tbanksgivng with her parents
Mr, and Mrs, D. McDonald and
Avis ting the former's Pa j Miss Muriel Brothers at the home of
"eV Miry. Walker. ! of Mr. and Mrs. Messer at Bluevale.
ttTa` and Mrs, C. A. Bryans of
't Vhiit'hy were holiday visitors with
Missy Maude Bryans.
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*dr. tand Mrs. Herold
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- lcetfdayr:with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Dr.
and
son Warren e,8 Hamilton
spent the
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and Mrs, Ramage and son
T.m - of Vineland were Sunday
vl:4tors at the home of T, C. and
'Mrs. McCall,
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A kitchen shower was held' Mon-
day evening at the home of Miss
Margaret Robinson for Miss Anna
Thontlpson in honour of•• her
approaching marriage on Thursday.
The gifts received were beautiful
and, costly .showing the esteem held
for Miss .Anna by Mends. The
evening was spent in opening the
grfts and reading the verses at-
tacbed. ,Atter which games were
played followed by a tasty lunch.
The evening closed with best wish-
es from all to the guest of the even-
, Ing,
Mr, and Mrs. C. Buschlin and Mr.
and Frs. R. Gemmel enjoyed a too-
* for trtp ,to 'Meaford and Owen
Sound and through the Kimberley
Valley district on Sunday.
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Mrs. Jessie Westgate, 'Windsor.
Mrs. B:, T. Bell, Toronto and Mrs.
Carrie : •Dunbar, Waterloo were
Thanksgiving week end visitors
with Mrs: James Smear.
WT'IGNS,DAY, OCTOBER 11t11, 1339
►T•,.f PERI 1R
QUAt.,1TY SE_V_CL
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATIJIRDAY
per tin 10c
Aylmer Tomatoes , , , , s .. " 4` cake's for 232
Sunlight Soap , , . ,' '•' ' tins far 23c
Aylmer Soups, Tomato or Vegetable 1014's s „ 2 3 for 2
Sultana Raisins
Choice Blue Rose Rice
Crunchie Sweet Pickles 27 oz.
Flower Pots with saucers
Crocks on Hand, all sizes
Heavy Flannelettes 34" wide, white or stripped • per yd 18c
Tabosaac Flannels in plain aiad flowered per yd 29c
Men's Dress Socks ,„,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,,, per pr 23c
Boys Wool Sweaters ' . each 98c
, , ,' 2 tins for 1 c
each 23c
,, 5 and 1Oc each
WM. ZIEGLER
HIGHEST
Phone 22.11
PRICES PAID FOR EGGS
Ethel, Ont.
CLASSIFIED ADS:
FOR SALE—
Hand Picked Snow Apples 76c
per bushel.
vhone 35-7-17 Glen Eckniier
FOR SALE—
Fall and Winter Apples, also
apples for cider.
phone 16-r-7 Rabt, 39ngeh
FOR SALE—
20 York Pigs abrut 2 months old
also 2.furrow Riding Plow.
phone 65.r- 6 J•. 1'. McIntoaah
Lot 21, ,OoneesOion 12, Grey.
Mrs. *agape Tilden and son
Donald, Pt Pelee and Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. McCrae of ' the West, are
guests of Mrs. Jas. Spear,
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Mr. and Mrs. 13. R. ;Cunningham
are spending this week at the home
of their daughter, Mrs, and Mr,
Wallace Pascoe, Oshawa.
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Rev. W. 3. Hendry is very 111 in
a London hospital. We hope his
recovery may be speedy.
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5, B. and MTS. Nelson of Toronto
•Spent the holiday weekend at the
home e,8 Mrs. Nelson's parents, T. C.
• and Mrs, M�aCall.
FOR SALE—
A quantity of Soft Dry Maple.
Phone, 40-r13 Ross Stevenson
FOR SALE—
Range Stove, good as new, with
oven. Price $25.00.
phone 53-r-23 Hugh Docket
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT -
120 acres, mile east of Walton,
Lots 4 and 5, 18th Concession, town-
ship of Grey. Large bank barn,
frame house, excellent gravel pit,
Arpp1y to Miss E. Jean Turner.
FOR SALE—
100 acre Farm, lot 29, concession
3, Morris Twp. ,good buildings,
also
100 acre grass Farm with some
bush lot 30, concession 3, Morris
Twp.
Executors John Bowman
• and John Yuill,
Mrs. Philip • Thomas, Toronto, is
visiting at the home of her nephew
Harold and Mrs. Thomas.
• .
Miss Agnes Thomas of Bluevale
, le 'spending a few days at the home
1 of Mr, and Mrs, Harold Thomas.
Mr. George Dennis, Toronto, Mr.
and Mrs, Hilton Dickson and son of
OCorbetton, Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Dick-
son and Mr. and Mrs. Walton Welsh
and -son of Winghaan were .Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs, 1, Den-
nis,
FOR SALE—
41 Leghorn Pullets, good layers.
phone 32-7-7 Mass, Harold Sellers
FOR BETTER BARGAINS—
In used cars apply to
3. Douglas Black,
Us•eti Car Dealer
Bruseels phone 314-4.
FOR`SAL! —
,A quantity ofSnows, Canada
Red's, and McIntosh Red Apples 50c
and $1.00 Per bushel,
phone $3-r-16 Arthur Hull
LOST ---
In
In Brussels, Saturday night, a
sum of money. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving the same at
The Post.
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without OB11IGATION: FAMILBX,
570 St. Clement, Montreal,
Brusse:s friends enroute.
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MTs, Kerr, Mary Helen and Miss
Ella Kerr, Reg N,,spent Saturday
In Stratlford, Where they met 311'
and Mrs, Allan; Rev. and firs.
Wren and family, another former
preacher who occupied the par-
nonage” in Brussels --a real reunion. j
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Mevsrs Charlie and Scott David-
atson and, Mists Gladys event Sun-
day with Dr, and. Mrs. Jackson at
Conga, Mrs, Jackson is a .sister,
Mr. and Airs, Roy McKay and
Helen and Shirley of Toronto spent
the long week -end with his Parents
Mr, and Airs. Chas. McICaY•
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Myr, George Irwin of Toronto
Went Thanksgiving with his friend
Mr. W. A. Lawry.
Mists Carrie lufdCracken and Mrs.
W. hunter of Toronto spent
Thanksgiving at the home of the
former's brother 'W. 3, McCracken.
Rev, S. 3. arid' 314, Agin of 77o -
t ronto spent the Thanksgiving bait
day with Mr:. Ke -r and Mary
Helen. It is over 40 years ginoi
Mr. Agin and fancily occupied the
Prraonage and 1017. Agin preached in
the old Methodist Chnr'ch. Mr. Agin
spoke at the .morning 'service on
Sunday 81.d the afternoon S.S. Bible
Class. '13ltere were many of the
former 513. pupils who remember
the Agin family,
ei
Mr. and 311s, Gen. E. Ferguson
and doughter Miss ,jean of Toronto
called at the home of their niece
Mary Helen Herr on Sunder after-
noon.
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The Misses Ferguaon of Seaforth
and 'lIr, and Mrs, 11. lIeover nr
Grey, spent part of Sunday at the
home of Mary Helen Kerr.
Mr. and Mr , ilarvey hoover of
Listowel, Mr. and Airs, Norman
Hooves and Wear Both of Grey gi:ent
Dart of Sunday with their sister
Mrs. M'oCallum and family at Blyth,
attending the church anniversary
on Thanksgiving Sunday calling au
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FOR SALE—
Mrs. W. 31. Sinclair will be in
the vilinge this week and wishes to
dispose of her house,
CARS PAINTED
Does your car need 'painting? If
it does have it done with Dulux
Auto Finish at Ftscher•'s Paint
Shop. Dulux is made by Canadian
industries and covers with one coat,
SCOTCH SHORTHUHN SALE—
At Elmandorph Stock Farm, on
Tuesday. October 10th, at 1,80 p.m.
26 head. all ages, For catalogue
write Clifford H. Keys, Proprietor,
Varna, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE— •
One hundred acre farm, all till-
able land, now seeded to pasture,
drilled well and windmill, barn on
property. South 1k, Lot 5, Conces-
sion 8, Morris, 7
apply to
Henry Sanderson,
R. 11, 1, Blyth, Ont.
Executor at the James M.
Smith Egiate,
When in Brussels
Doing Your Shopping
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