The Brussels Post, 1940-6-12, Page 4ROUND TRIP RAIL TRAVEL BARGAINS
y. From BRUSSELS•
JUNE 21221 to TOROMT.:.,,
Also to Brantford, Chatham Godericlt; Gu.ekpit, I1aual#to cndoo,
Niagara Fails; Owen Sound, St, .Catharines, St. , a1 Sarins,
Stratford, ,StrathroY, Woodstock,
' TO Stations Oshawa and East to Cornwall Moltke/Ye, "Uxbridge,
Lindsay, Peterbore, i;apiPbell+ford+. New;uarket;•r' i Collingwood,
Meaford, Midland, North Bay, Pai'ry Sound, 55 bury, Capreal
and west to e Beardmo
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BLUEVALE
One at the pioneer residents In
:the person' of Mr, Bennett Rattan
of the 2nd concession of Morris
passed' away on Friday at the hoarse
at his son in Gerrie, his remains
I, were laid to rest in. Wroxeetr ceme-
tery, A great number of the old
neighbors attended the funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnston ac-
companied Mr. George Mothers to
Mr. Wilbert Mathew of Dublin
where he has gone to make his
future hoarse,
Keep the date in mind, of Ebenez-
•er Garden Party, 'Friday, June 21st,
Cold meat supper.
A large crowd attended the aim -
tion sale of Geo. Mothers and the
late Mrs, ,Snell's h:ouaeholt effects,
good prices were realized.
Brow'nrtown, Young People are
presenting their qday 'Where's
Grandma' in Brussels on Friday
night in honor of the Anglican
church.
Mrs, Russell Bone has gone to
Loudon Hospital to undergo an
•operation which we are sorry to re-
port. Rope for a speedy recovery.
A number of the neighbors and i
friends gathered at tl,e home of 1VIr.
Geo. Mothers on Thursday evening
to bid him farewell before leaving
for his future hone with his son in
Dublin, when the following address
was presented to him.
Even the darkness of the days
fail to blot out old landmarks, they
tell the story, the long years you
have spent with us make an inter-
esting tale, one we shall never for-
get. At the crossroads this even-
ing's memories the most precious
memories come flooding our lives.
Here et the crossroads we meat
make the turn, some trait to the
right others turn to the left. The
way we go will determine our
future, you have chosen the road
you shall take. W e folloly you'
down through the avenue of the
Years, with mingled feelinge of
sorrow and joy. :Sorrow at the
loss of a friend, .the joy of a cos-
radesdrip that can.never fade away
through the declining years you
have spent your life with us and
now it is not easy to dis'ctose the
secret of your hearts, You have
been a goad workman serving on
the Board of the Church for long
Years, you have shown unflagging
interest and glveal her financial
backing without , which the church
is a broken reed, as a good citizen
of the Brltishh" gmmouwealth you
have proven, tog 'e a faithful servant
in the Governane t employ and now
standing at the; fwo forked roads in
drays of deadly„';;peril the United
Church of BlueYale would send with
you a guide in %days when civiliza-
tion itself is ,threatened, we the
represemrtative4t1reof the United
Church give ydiutthe Bible, It will
light the tracl4't4head however dark
the night, fib
One night aiman, in, a buggy was
run down atp ' ilway crossing, the
aipga
old signal marik#n charge, had to ap-
pear in courtleer a severe cross
examination 14. rives stilt unshaken.
He said he hd 1waved his lantern
frantically but$tto all of no avail, the
following mornitpg the superintend- of the linepalled 'flim into hls
offiCe. Yen did wonderfully well
yesterday Toan161e said, I was afraid
at first You plaint waer. No sir,
replied Tont 1.5.4 '4 I was• afraid the
old lawyer ,wgvltl asks me whether
my lantern watOit. Do not fear
Mr. Mothers!, ars.You tread diverse
parts, tills "lantegfirn will not go out,
take It with you through your later
years,
On the sixth day 'at nine in the
year 7640x' •:•, ' • '
Signed Robert Shaw
Geo, A... Thornton
W. J• Johnston
Geo. T,' Thomson,
Edltvard; Johnston'
James Feacook
Arthur Sfax
Rev. Campbell Tevener, Pastor,
Rev. J. Flt J. 1Millyard, of London,
occupied the pulpit in the United
Church on, -Sunday rlirddr the -auspic-
es of tlae Ontario Temperance Fed-
eration.
Rev C. Te.vener assisted' at the
funeral service of (Bennett Rattan
in Howiok on Sunday afternoon, Mr.
Ruttan was a resident of Morris
Township for many years and at-
tended' Ebenezer •'(llIetlrodiet) now
United Church,
Rev. F. G. Fowler spoke on the
importance and.; necessity of per-
sonal •contact : .with Jesus •Christ,
through prayer sand regular church,
attendance at ,'the morning service
in Knox Presbyterian church,
Y. P. S. Hplds'Meeting
The Y.P.S. of Knox Prestyl„prian
church held •,the regular meeti in
Auction Sale
House!).ld Effects
Main Et, Ethel, on
JRIDAY, JVE 28th
S.ak starts at 1.30 p. m.
1 Sideboard
.1••'no Redm Table
8 Dining Room• Chairs ,
1 Rocker
1 Couch
1 Kitchen Lounge
1 Dresser and Wash Stand
1 Dresser t a
1 Single Iron Bed,
Springs and Mattress
1 White Metal Bed,
Springs ,and Mattress
1 Set 'Springs and Mattress,
for large bed,
1 Wooden Bed,
springs and mattress
1 Wooden Bed
1 Centre Table
1 Drop Leaf g'ahle
1 Stretcher
1 Washing Machine and wringer
1 Gasoline Laine, new
2 Small Lamps
1 Mandolin .
1 Set Irons '
1 Coal 011 Stove, three -burner
with oven, Perfection
1 2 -gal, Coal 011 Can
1 Igal. G,as+Can
1 Kitchen Range
1 Heater
1 Coal Souttie
1 Congaleum'Rag 5) x 12'
1 Square Linoleunl' 0' x 12'
Fruit Jars, Kitchen . Utensils
Dishes and; Other Articles
TERMS C,d4S%,[
CASE OF •RAIN SALE WILL BE HELD IN TWigi HALL, ETHEL
ti n
Ella Pearson Kemp
Prop. A
c o eer
THE BRUSSELS
the church on :Sunday evening. The
president, Arnold billow, presided,
Bernardi Li1100v read the 'Scripture
from the GasPret: of St. Lupe, Mise
Viola. Thacker gave a paper on)tli8
Life Of Dr. Goforth: and his work in
Chita. The offering was to Luis.
elms, Rev, F. G Fowler offered' trio
closing prayer,
Bible Is Presented "
The Board+ of h'Ittnagers of the Uu•
Red Oltut nit gathered at the home
of George Mothers on Thursday eve.
ning, Rey, 0, Ttavenei' in a short ad-
dress expressed regret at the remov-
al of Mr. 'Mathew from the con-
gregation and Reber+ Shaw, on be-
half of the oongregaa'ion., presented
Mr. Mathes with a Bible. Mr. Math.
ars has disposed of his property to
James Peacock and is moving to
Dublin wshere he will live witlu, his
son Wilbur and Mra, Mothers,
The auction sale of: household
effects of George Mothers, 'drew a
big crowd' on Friday afternoon Mr.
arty to James Peacock. He is not
arty to James, eacocic, He is not
enjoying the !nett of health at
present and Is, going to live sVttb his
sou, Wilbur and Mrs, . Mothers . at
Dublin.
Following the sale at Mr. Mothers
the households effects of the late
Mrs. Grace Snell were sold.
Mrs. Milton Smith of 2nd conces-
sion Morris received word of the
death of her father, Bennet Rut -
tan ,at his home in Howiok, The
funeral was held' Sunday to Wroxe-
ter cemetery.
Mr. and ,Mrs. George Gannett
are doing their bit toward refores-
tation . after the usual losses
among their plantings. They have
POST
WADNOS'DAY, JUNE 12tb, 1640
sey'et'ai. hundredtrees growing
well, int/hiding hickory, x'0ine, blaek
walnut, maple, cedar, oak .and
1nox'a than, one hundred emt'i)0i
'1'be annual. ,'Garden Party of
Dthel Preslyyterfaxw Chut'elt will be
held, 'on. Tuesday, 4/1tne l,Sth Supper
will he served from 0 to S o'clock,
Talking Pictures by the Shell au.
Go, of the ROYal Tour of *Their
M'aje'0tiesi' threaigh; Canada,' also
comic platurea1wlll"be shoWn. 5510'
ist, Donald Rbbb o1 M,woed, Will be
present, Admission 4010 and 20e.
The annual Garden Party of Knox
Church, Cranibr:oolc will be held on,
Tuesday: June, 28+t1t,'under the aus-
pices of the Ladies' Aid. Supper
will be served from G to 8 o'clock
finds will be followed by an Illustrat-
ed Picture Travelogue of the Do,
the Canadian Pacific, Admission,
minion and Alaska presented by
3.50 and 20c,
GREY
. i
The many friends of Mrs, George"
Rogers (Mary Ann Logan) of At.
wood'' and well known in Grey .Town-
ship are very sorry to hear that she
is not well and hope for a speedy re-
covea'y,
The contractor farmer who is
building John McNair's barn started
last.Tu,esday and had It ,up closed ,
in and the root on Saturday night
the barn is 45 by 64 feet pretty
quick work. ,
Mites Helen : McNabb spent the
Holiday with friends 1n Grey.
Miss E. Williams teacher in No, 6
Sichool Grey spent the week -end
will, Mrs. Cameron Cochra5ne.
The Stan friends of Mrs. J. A. Mo
Nair Are glad to know ,that she is
on the road to,recovery'front :a sov-
er•e attack of the Ile.
Alex .Steins has solved the prob-
lem of hard labor of pi'antlmg potat-
oes, Ife use the tractor and the
furrow plow, has a ,seat on the
plot' and drops the potatoes and his.
d'augthei' drives the traitor.
,S.S. No. 4 Morris, 8:8, No, 8
Morris, and 0,,S, 'No, 1, Grey axei,itold-
lag a bionic on Thursday atternomi
June 20th at Tiros. Miller's, Every-
one Is asked to bring a lunch, .baiu-
keit and cups. Starts! at 1 p,n►.
sharp, Corns on, Conte all! Booth
football, softball, games and toces'
galore, •
.A. meeting was held on June Stu at
1I,S.S. no, 16 Iio'widis and! Grey and
it was deckled to hold 'the annual
picnic of S.S. no. 4 Grey and MSS.
no. 16 Howick and Grey 'on, the
afternoon' of Sat., June 22rad In Mr.
Jlierbrunn s grove • formerly McDon-
ald's. The following committees
Were appointed: Booth, Stanley Ed-
gar, Melville Dennis; Sports; Afra.
McFarlane, Mrs, BroWrii, David Mc-
Lennan, James Hardy; Luiveh, Mre.
Ewart McReroher, Mrs, Tindall Me-
Kercher, Mrs, Wart. Balfour, Mrs.
Robt. McDonald; Coffee, Mrs, Robt.
McDonald to look 'atter coffee, sugar
and cream; planks Tom Maar
-
lase; Water, Norman Mulligan,
Andrew McLennan. Cutting gray.,
Sandy Johnston,
The annual Garden Parity of Knox
Church, Cranbrook will ue held on,
Tuesday, June 25111, under the aus-
pices of the Ladies,' aid. Stopper
will be served from 6 to 8 o'clock
and will be followed by an illust'ra't-
ed Picture Travelogue of the Do-
minion and; Alaska presented by
the Canadian Pacific, Admission,
GIFTS
FOR THE
JUNE BRIDE
During the last few months we
?have added many new lines to
our Chula and Fift Dept., such
as Spode and Josiah, Wedge.
wood Dinnerware also Genuine'
English Crystalware,
Our Malay of Odd Pieces
excells anything we have ever
shown in our china and gift
department.
Seg these Beautiful Lines
Before Buying
C, liliiax S San
HARDWARE & CHINAWARE
Phone 40 Listowel
"The Store With the Stock”
36o and 20c.
The annual Garden Party of
Ethel Presbyterian Church will be
held on Tuesday, June 18th Supper
will be served, from 6 to 8 o'clock.
Talking Pictures by the Shell Oil
Co. of the Royal Tour of Their
Majgsities through Canada, also
comic pictures will be shown. Solo•
ist,,Donald 'Robb of Atwood, will be
present. - Adtmnesion 40ro and 200
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