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BELCRAVE
The Young People's Society met
In the school room of the United
Church on Wednesday with 'the
Missionary Committee in charge.
Miss Edith Beacom presided with
Miss W, Lane ot the piano,. The
lesson was read by Ross Anderson
The topic was an address. on Home
Mission work In Northern Saskatch-
ewan among New Canadians, from
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Permanent $1,75, $2.25, $3.00
and $5.00 including finger wave
and shampoo
Dried Finger Wave 25c
Shampoo 25c
Telephone, 55X for Appointment
IRENE PEASE
over H. 8; Alien's Drug Store
Hungary and was ably
Mrs. N. Keating.
„A Young Men's Choh' of twenty
voices led the singing in the United
Church on Sunday last. There was
a particularly large congregation, In
the Sunday School service special
honor was shown to the Mother
who had been most regularly in
Sunday School during the past year.
Mrs. Martin Grasby was the worthy
recipient of special token of honor.
Mrs. Towoend and Mrs. Leslie
Wigh;tsman lett on Tuesday to attend
the W. M. S. Convention being held
in London.
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WEDNESDAY, 11TAY lett, 1040
Olassoved
AOR SALE -
13 pigs, weaned two weeks
phone 43-r-9 ..., Mahar Ward
FOR SALE—
A. Oltiaia cabinet, 5
nquir at The Post.
F'QR SALE—
A num'ber of pigs abottt 75 lbs,
phone 34 10 J.. S. Earl
FOR SALE—
.4. quantity of Velvet Barley at
75c per bushel.
phohe 42.r-14 John Stevenson
given 57
Jas,
community are cordially invited to
attend.
Institute To Meet
The Educational meeting of the
Belgrnve W, 1. will be held on Tues-
day, May 21st at 2.30 pm, at the
Monte of sops. R. W. Procter, con-
venors in charge, Mrs. Earl Ander-
son and Mrs. R. W. Procter; current
events. Mrs. SWiliard Armstrong;
roll tali, a fovorite verse of poetry:
inhale. .Mass Alberta McMurray;
address, Mrs, (Rev.) "Weekes.
Glyth; lunch committee, Mrs. Earl
Anderson, Mrs. Jas. Michie, Mrs.
Phone 32
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BRUSSELS. ONT.
Holmes. All ladies of the
NOTICE—
S York Sows due to farrow July
29 anti August 13 .to be put out ' on
shares, apply to
phone 25-r-23 ROA, Engel
FOR SALE —
Yellow BlossomSweet Clover
Seed,
Phone 21-r-9 R, Jackliny
Lot 41, con. 8, Grey
FOR SALE—
Red Clover seed for sale,.No, 1'0'
2, government grade pricer reason-
able,
phone 28-r-16 Russell Knight
FOR SALE •
—
17 ,Sucker pigs. also 4 chunks.
Robt, and Clarence Yuill
phone 54-r-6
Mrs, H. Wheeler -presided over
the W.M.S. meeting held in Bel-
ge:tve United. Choreli on Wed„ May
let with a good attendance. The
theme of the meeting was 'Christian
Stewardship.' After the business
period, the delegates Mrs, M. Gras -
by and Mrs, J. Wheeler gave a
splendid• report of the Presbyterial
meeting whioh was held in Seatorth
April 23. Mrs. Townend gave it
Temperance reading after which
tete Study book ,?loving Millions,
Higher Christian Education In
India" was presented by Mrs', 0,
Wheeler. Bible readings were
take* by Mrs. M. Crosby. Mrs. 3,
Miller and Anna Grasiby, The June
meeting will be in. charge of the
Christian Stewardship secretary,
Mrs. C. Proctor. Meeting closed
with prayer by the president,
WALTON
FOR 'SALE—
Good; Used Tire, mangy tulles
running left,
1M0Cutoheon's Garage.
WANTED
12 cattle to pasture, lots of water
for particulars apply to ,
Elmer D. Bell, Brussels
or Wm. T. Spence, Ethel.
STRAYED--
.Strayed
TRAYED—.Strayed on the ,premises, three,
year-old cattle. Owner may have
property by paying for this. notice.
Lot 16, Con, 7, Grey. T. Kef1er
„ phone 34-r-7,
GOOD ROUTE AVAILABLE
of 800 Rawleigh consumers. Nd'
esperience needed. Large sales
mean big profits. Permanent. Full
time. Write Rawleigh's Dept. ML -
152 -101-E.
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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 Dur. 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, • - Brussels
P:O.'Box 90 Phone .38X -r-4
Ft)R SALE-
Would •sell few settings of duck
eggs if taken at once, Malard' ducks.:
Would sell a load or two ot good
hay. will also have a quantity of
seed Buckwheat,
John Catterson,
17th concession Grer
MEN WANTED—
A good business' paying good In-
come and with future possibilities.
Selling Familex Products men and
women al] over Canada have found
the secret of success. Why' don't
You get 1n on it too? NO OBLIGA-
TION. Ask for FREE catloague
describing 200 necessity products
and plan, FAMILEX PRODUCTS
5701 St. Clement St„ MONTREAL.
FOR SALE —
Young Shorthorn Bulls, ready for
service, Reds and Rocas, Herd fully
accredited,
phone 35-r-9 Thomas Kerr
Henfryn
The regular meeting c. the Wo -
mens Missionary Society was held
May Stir with the President presid-
ing, The program was as follows:
(1) l,Vorsatip period, Scripture read-
ing by Mrs, Holland. (2) Minutes.
Nineteen responded to - roll call,
(3) Acknowledgements of cards ot
sympathy noted. (4) two books are
to be my—chased, ono '''The Steward-
ship Life." A synopsis of This was
read by Mrs, Marshall, Steward-
ship includes the administration of
the whole of life—personality, , tal-
ents, time, infiueueo and material
Substance. (6) ]reports oi' rite Prrs-
byterial held in Northside Milted
chni'eli were presented by Miss
Knox and ,Hiss Ritchie (6) Vote of
thankswas given to the delegates,
r"l Hymn 241 was followed by pray -
r, ,.
was eleoted ViceRresddent of Im-
perial Oil Limited, and Vice -Presi-
dent of Intexamtional Petroleum
Company Limited,
Mr. LeSueur began his active
association with the oil 'business
when he went to England in con•
sctdon with the purchase of pro-
ducing fields in Peru for Interna-
tional Petroleum Company, Limited.
.Subsequently, he took charge of
negotiations with Peruvian Govern-
ment.
In addition to o number of Direc-
torates which he holds, Mr. LeSueur
also takes an active interest in pub-
lic affairs and in philanthropic
matters.
FOR SALE—
Early Alaska and White Bing
Oats at 60c per bus. also mixed
grain Alaska & Borley and Empire
,& Barley at 81.60 per cwt. All
grain well cleaned and extra • good
guality, Terms cash
phone 5-r-6 J. P. McIntosh
War Savings Comttiittee
Bank Of Canada
Ottawa Plans for the sale of
War Saa 1n *c Certificates' and the
w:tlespread. acceptance of individual
thrift programa o.s a war effort are
now bring organized, Iton, J. L.
Rnl-ton, Fliiister of Finance, has
nunareed the appointment of W. Ii.
Somerville, of Waterloo. Ont., and
de C^r; . 1''e:iubienr of Montreal, its
national chub -men of the National
Sivinus C,mmnittee,
R. V. LeSuenr, of Toronto, has J
been appointed Ontario chairman ot
tae War c:vines Commit tee. Pro-iy
i
vincial committees., to be annotate--
ed In .the near future, will 1.a repro-
srn:ta hive ofafirienit a eo. labour, ;
lnilnatt•y, flnan1- edncr;•':i and the
profe'asicns, •
The Ontario (lir •to the Wo r
Savings Committee, 11 r. LeSsieur,.la
a native of Sarnia t r.,1 a gent -Nate
of the University or Toronto and of
Osgoodo Hall. hlr, LeSueur repre-
senied West Lambton in the house
of Commons. 1921-25, In 1088 he
Dutch ;Display
At Exhibition
roll tightly in a Turkisb,. towel for
five minutes, hang in an airy place
and you'll a surprised with .the 're-
sult in a very short time---+lf you
have a horror of leaving the sovers
off dishes to allow cooling satisfy
yourself by covering theme with a
piece of cheescloth lightly stretch-
ed in an embroidery hoop a little
larger than the dish containing the
food,
Netheiland's Exhibit is
Expected To .Arrive For
the 'Opening of the C.N.E.
Even though The Netherlands
government has prepared dor any
eventuality in .the European war
situation and• is ready to defend
Itself against invasion, that coun-
try 433411 be represented again this
year to the Canadion National Ex-
hibition,
xhibition, according to a cable re-
ceived at the C.N.E, The trade
display will not be made by The
Netherlands proper but by the
Netherlands East Indies which
comprise Java, Madeira, Borneo,
Sumatra and: Celebes,
Netherlands, East Indies
Netherlands East Indies author-
ities in Batavia, Java, capital of
the East Indies colonies, have re-
served display space in the Inter-
national Pavilion amounting to
2.400 .snare feet, Last year The
Netherlands exhibit was among
the most impressive in the Inter-
national Pavilion and it wos pro-
posed to return this year with an
even more comprehensive display
of the products of the country.
Not deterred by the situation in
Europe the Dutch colonies in the
East will endeavor to expand
their trade in the Western Hemi-
sphere by means of displays at
the Canadian National Exhibition
this year. Work has commenced
on the preparation of the exhibit
which will be shipped in time to
arrive iu Toronto early in • August,
KITCHEN CHATTER
Ever in a hurry to get some place
and find your beet stockings are
dirty lust when you avant them
'iii hurry up the drying process
wring them out as day as Possible,
P,, s14•'L,-•,
TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE
SEALED Tenders addressed to the
undersigned and endorsed ''Teaider
for Coal," will be received until
12 o'clock noon (daylight saving)
Wednesday, M a y 2 9, 1 9 4 0,
for the supply of coal and coke for
the Donrinloni Buildings throughout.
the Province of Ontario.
Forms of tender with specifica-
tions and conditions attached'caa.
obtained from the Purch
Agent, Deparbmewt of Public Work's,
Ottawa; and the Supervising Archi-
tect, 36 Adelaide 'St. East. Toronto,
Ont.
Tenders should be made on the
twins supplied by the Department
and in aecordonce with departai<ent-
al specifications and conditions
attached thereto.
Whenthe mount of tender' ex-
ceeds the slim of $5,000.00—whether
it be for one building only or
more—the tender must attach to
their tender a sea•tiiied cheque on
a chartered bank in, Canada, made
payable to the order of the Honor-
able
onorable the Minister of Public Works,
equal to 10 per cent of the amount
of the tender, or Bearer Bonds or
the Dominion of Canada or of the
Canadian National Railway=`" Com-
pany
ompany and its constituent companies,
unconditionally guaranteed its. to
principal and interest by the Do-
minion of Canada, or the aforemen-
tioned bonds and a certified cheque,
if required to make up au odd
amount.
The Department also reserves the
right to demand from any success-
ful tenderer a security deposit, in
the farm of a certified' cheque or
bond as above,'•equal 4o 10 per cent
of the amount of his bid, to guaran-
tee the proper fulfilment of the 00n -
tract.
By order,
J. M. SOMERVILLE,
Eee.retary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, April 30, 1940.
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We want to meet a limited number of progressive farmers
who wish to increase their income by several hundred
dollars growing one acre of a large variety of Red Raspberry.
The berries to be shipped to a largo Toronto dealer for store
and miscellaneous use.
Cloven :merit certified root systems furnished for Fall.
plantig on attractive terns. With ordinary care the berry
to be planted will yield over 8,000 pint boxes per acre.
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A personal visit will be made at your home showing,
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