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The Brussels Post, 1940-5-1, Page 6THE BRUSSELS POST IG S SELS eked eriver, :ver involved through last shows this.: is October econd place. f evening and sen intersec- oon is by far :idents, with and if there warpiag you op In a smash Iru rts. Hurt' t you money. :one y'ou love :ver. tI may ie law cnarte hospital. But at is the one hurts. housaed, of r who will eve, he quite re been hurt their mark, eel one kind re you an - ;lee you a tips you the .ke sure,that 1,300 who next month. have Empire Seed con- t. test. See 's Grocery. nes 43&27 T )R SSELS meant a the of 'ro- assist ey. mcil 1M*N�e� ti+a U CAR 1)920T T Ustowel 22MESENuasaw NOME Where You Are Always Welcome Service With A Smile 39 Ford Sedan, deluxe ■ '34 Plymouth Coupe less than 6000 guaranteed miles excellent condition 2- '34 Ford Sedans, deluxe '39 Ford Coach, '34 Studebaker Sedan Radio, heater, well tired, privately owned '33 Oldsmobile Sedan '38 Ford Sedan, deluxe first class conditi,on 32 Ford Sedan 5-'38 Ford Coaches, deluxe '31 Chevrolet Sedan '36 Plymouth Sedan, like new '31 Ford Roadster, like new 4- '36 Ford Sedans, deluxe '30 Ford Coach Coaches and Coupes 2- '29 Durrant Sedan '35 Plymouth coach '28 Chevrolet Coach '35 Plymouth Coupe '28 Ford Roadster '35 Ford Coach '28 Ford Coupe TRUCKS '38 Dodge Sedan Delivery ' first class condition '38 Dodge Y, -ton Pick-up '38 Ford Pick-up, standard '38 Dodge 1 ton 3- '37 Ford light delivery 2- '37 3* ton Dodge pick ups '34 Ford 1 Y2 ton '35 Dodge 2 ton long wheel base 11 ton '35 International long wheel base '35 Ford 2 ton 2- '34 Chevrolet Panel '23 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery Model T Ford, like new gimmommenommi BARGAINS 3 Reconditioned Fordson Tr;ctors.6 Good Work Horses and Plows. We are unloading our 4th Toad of tractors this Monday. L.&W.Jackson Motors Ltd. PH NE 161 LI ST® E L, ,"e BELGRAVE Th Young People of the, United Church had, marked success in the Presentation of their play in the Forester's Hall Belgrave on Wed- nesday night, The play entitled "Back Again Home Town" is by the famous playright Eugene Hafer; after a long and successful run as a Royalty Play it has only recently been placed on the "free" list, It is a play of youth and is especially adapted to the group of young folk who undertook its proctuctin. 'contains all the elements of a tho It well costuaned. The aching as a whole was well-done and was especially clever in some scenes. These was good individual work and the group work harmonized in fine fashion. The players had mastered their parts well and both caught for themselves and conveyed to the audience the spirit of the ;play; there was a feeling of reality about their work and at no time was there any indication of stiffness or re- straint. Only three members of the fotnner Dramatic Group wee In- cluded in the caste beet the high standard set by that group was well maintained. This is likely to be quitea popular production and al- ready preliminary arrangements are under way for taking the play to two or three outside points. The caste of flayees was as follows, Bob Bruce, Back again' in the Old Home Town, Henne'th Wheeler; Civic Wil - fon, 'A stranger—Bob's friend, Roy Bennett; Lucius Oppens'on, Who did. not leave town,' Leslie 'Vin'cent; Hugh Gorman, 'In league with Judge Avery,' Jaynes Coulees; Judge Aver ;v, 'The town, villain' Harold Vincent. Peggy War'ee, 'Who Magee a party for Bob,' Ruth Wheel. er; Vivian Prescott, Tier friend,' Freda Jhi'tlan; Shirley Area's, "rile Judge's' Daughter,' Marjorie Grasby; Annbe'1, 'Peggy's' spinster friend,' 11'inm'i0 Lane, Musical program before the play and between the mots was provided by Mises Freda Jordon, Velma Wheeler aid Blaine Walsh acrd Messrs' John n.u4 Kennedy Learlr and Ater Robertson, George Michie, President of the Young Peop1's 'onion acted tie chairman, During, the preparation of tiro play the young folk were guided and couched by their min.leter, oughly enjoyable evening's ente tainment, The plot itself is goo and carries the interest through on surprising sltuation after anoth right on to 'the fall of the. fina curtain. Serious' purpose, quain humour, rollicking laughter, lov interest and the overflowing spirt 01 youth are mingled in vigorou action and interesting dialogue. An over all is a wholesome message o the triumph of right over'greed an selfish intrigue. The Play was well staged an Reid's Glasses Satisfy You are sure of perfect eye comfort with Reid's glasses. Modern, advanced methods of eye examination, newest styles and very moderate prices prevail here always. Have Your eyes examined examined by A. Reid, A.0 Sight Specialist for Over 20 Years rt 11 Downie St,, Stratford nu L Brussels Offs e� Miss HlnOston's Store Every Wednesday Afternoon 2100 to 5;00 p,m. PHONE 51 BRUSSELS WEDNESDAY, MAY lo Class Pried Ads ',4---- — onderful Hatches FOR SALE -- Garden Peas, phone 55-r-15 Robert Lode" FOR SALE— S Yonit Pigs', Waned, phone 34.r,6 William Hollinger Lot 13, Con. 7, Grey WANTED_ .'_' 'Cantle to pasture, with plenty o2 water and shade, ppIho 56 -r -4 W. H, Maunders LE— Good mixed Hay, Phone 21-r-13 Chas, A, Lamont FOR SALE— Early Alaskan Seed Oats', 50c per bmshei, also Mixed Grain, phone 42-r-.18 John Alcock FOR SALE— Red Clover Seed, grade 2, $12 Per bus. phone 26 -rte Alvin Anmstron g FOR SALE - 9 Sucker Pigs. Phone 64-0-7 Roland Marks TO RENT - 100 acres of Pasture Land, lot 18, Con, 6, Morriss For further information apply to phone 33-r-11 Thos. Clark, Sth line Morris. FOR SALE— 'Seed Grain, Erban Oats and 0.4,. C. 21 Barley and. Mixed, Grain; Ban. ner Oats and 0.AXI. Barley, phone 41-r-9 R. W. Whitfield MAN WANTED— Good nearby Rawleigh Route now open. If willing to conduct Home Service business fhile earning good living, write immediately. Rawleigh's Dept. ML -162-45-B TENDERS WANTED— Tenders will be received up to May 20th for the painting wood work exterior also varnishing and oiling interior of S.S, No. 10, Grey, Work to be done between July 1st and lunth. Lowest tender not neces- sarily accepted. W. H. Speiran; Sec.-Treas. FOR SALE— Red Clover seed' for sale, No, 1 C 2, government grade prices' reason- able, phone 28-r-16 Russell Knight FOR—SAL-EL.:— Massey-Harris ' ORSALE— Massey-Harris' Cream !Separator, In.ternatlonal Riding Plow, 1 -furrow; Rubber Tire Buggy; Good Work Hoare; 25 loads good 'Manure. phone 68X -r-3 Ed. Henderson FOR SALE— Early Alaska and White King Oats at 60e per bus. •also mixed grain Alaska & Barley and Empire & Barley at $1.60 per cwt. All grain well cleaned; and extragood guality, Terms, cash phone 5-r-6 J. P. McIntosh. FOR SALE— Deering blower 6 rt. cut; Masse), Harris Seed Drill; Massey -Harris Cultivate:; Hay Fork; and Rope and Pulleys; Cutter and Harrows; Walking Plow, A Wagon. phone 25, Brussels Crawlfor"td Strachan Brussels FOR SALE — Younlg Shorthorn Bulls, ready for service, Redks and Roans, Herd fully accredited, phone 35-r-9 Thomas Herr Hen:fryn GRAIN FOR SALE— A limited quantity of choice Bnnarer Seed Onts also Banner and Two -Rowed Barley nixed. Price 31,65 per cent. Perone 551-16. Lot 21, Con. 12, Grey, J. M. Hnight & Sons, R.R. 3, Brussels, FOR SALE— Mrs. W. M. Sinclair is offering her house for sale, anyone interested write to 206 Wexford St., Hamilton. EARN DOUBLE FOR YOUR EFFORSI En.y interesting work to a tie Evict chosen by you, Products well- ltn'aivia throughout 'Cnuada—sure- seilerS all, 'GET STARTED AT ONCE. Ry RETURN MAIL bola a line to The ranviiex Products Com - FOR SALE— :Vine Mrs', W. G. 1V10ho18<m offers for elle ot a bargain for quick sole the, frame holm with stable and 1 acre et land, good well en tire prem- iers situated on the Wast 51de of station road in the village of I1,lhe1, 1st house south of the river and west side 00 too road, phone 14-r-17 YIrs, W. G. Nicholson 940 Due to the exceptional vigor of our flock and a carefully worked out -plan for in- creased fertility we are having the best hatches in our 27 years of experience Benefit By Our Success Up to May 1st we are giving a 4 per cent. discount on all day-old stock—that is, on day-old chicks day-old pullets and day- old cockerels. This offer does not apply to started stock. • WALTER ROSE Poultry Farm, P.O. Box 90 - Brussels Phone 38X -r-4 GREY 'Spring work has pretty well be gun and several farmers wer ,plowing last week, the continued cold weather has resulted in a nal too early start on the land. Mrs. John Campbell, 3rd line was a recent delegate to the Pro. viecial annual W.M.S., at Toronto, she represented the Molesworth Presbyterian Church, Messrs John Pearson, Bill Camp- bell and Wan. Bremner, 4th line have purchasd tractors and expect to rush .the spring work. A number of farmers are planning to try out the growing of Broom corn, a guaranteed. market is as. sured. John Turnbull spent a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs, W E. Turnbull before leaving for his work with Dr. Young of Campbell ville. Bill Turnbull is to be congratulat- ed on having been , successful in his examat the O.A.O., Guelph, and also 11:1' winning the Bruce C. Cohoe prize. Much improvement has been made at several properties in the village by the removal of broken down fences, rough .shrubbery and damaged trees. The general clean, up is somewhat delayed, but will be amr ccoplished in due time. J. 11, McLelland, watch and clock repair shop is now opened for business in the shop formerly occupied by H. L. Jackson, Brussels Prices Reasonable - Prompt Service and Mrs. Kernaghan led in prayer. Miss Lillian, Hancot contributed' a solo, "Lord for tomorrow." The offering was received. The topic was given by Mr. John Schmaek on, • "How much land' does a man re- ' quire." The meeting closed with.. singing of a hymen and the singing_,-- CRANBROOK The Y.P.S. of Knox church had their meeting on Sunday evening with a good attendance. Rev. Taylor had the meeting opened by singing of choruses then asked the president Miss Mae Fischer to take the chair. The 'theme song "The : Call of Christ" was sung and Rev. Taylor led in prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary Miss. Alice Huether, The roil call was answered with a verse of scripture. The meeting was openfor all business discus sion, The president then asked the convenor of the fellowship com- mittee, Mrs, C, Keruaghan to take charge for the rest of the meeting, ' A. hymen was sung and tell scripture lesson was read by Miss Helen Smalltion, Another hymn was sung of the benediction, Mrs. C. Olnasteiad, who has not been enjoying the best o1 health lately went to St. Thomas on. Sun- day to have an operation. We hope she will have a quick recovery and be back with us again soon. • Miss Edna Cameron is, in Burs serfs this week at her cousin's John Cameron, -Mrs. Elven Higgins and children Mary Agnes' and Jackie were visit- ing with Mrs. Higgin's parents,, Mr. and Mrs, James Noble last week. J. H. McLelland, watch and clock repair shop is naw opened for business in the shop formerly occupied. by H. L. Jackson, Brussels- Prices russelsPrices Reasonable - Prompt Service. WROXETER Mrs, Metoalf, Glenannan, spent Part of last week with her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Wylie and Mr. Wylie. Mrs. John Fraser, Ridgetown, was a •Saturday guest at the home of Mr. and Mt s. Lovell. Mrs. 0, Ohittick, Wingham, spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, Sharein, Mr. and Mrs, H. B. Allen, Brussels visited friends here Friday and at- tended the Minstrel Show, Mr. and Mrs. George Allen return- ee, to tower on Saturday having spent the winter esason with their sons, Mac, of Gananoque, and Dr. Frank Allen, of Boston. Mr. and Mrs, W, E. Hainstock, of Fordlwich, also Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connell, of Palmerston, were Sun- day guests of Mr- and Mrs, D. S. 3lacNaughton, Mr. a.nd Mrs, Wm. Wright Walton, wereweek end guests of Mr, and Mrs, Alex. Wright and otehr friends. Miss Lois Elliott was, a recent Toronto visitor. Mrs, R. Stocks, Mrs, D. W, Rae and Mrs, 1. Gowdy, attended the Presbyterial in Seaforth last. week. J. H. McLelland, watch and clock. repair shop is now opened for business in ,the shop formerly 0 001151e by H. L. Jackson, Brussels Prices Reasonable - Prompt Service You insure your home, your furniture, your catand other valuable properties against possible losses. You do everything possible to protect your articles of value while in your possession. 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