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The Brussels Post, 1940-12-18, Page 7THE BRUSSELS POST Wednesday, Deeeanber 18th, 1940, t1V FOR CHRISTMAS %NEWYYEARRS Prepaid FAMILY GET-TOGETHER TICKETS A most appreciated gift for son or daughter away from dome. Ask for details of this coovenicnt gift plan. Tickets and complete informatiof from any Agent. FARE AND A QUARTER Christmas Going Monday, Dec; 23 to Wednesday, Dec. 25 inclusive: Return Limit: Leaving destination not later than Midnight (E.S.T.) Thursday, Dec 26 New Year's iGoingMonday,Dee: 30 to Wednesday, Jan. 1, inclusive: Return Limit: Leaving destination not later than Midnight (E.S.T.) Thursday, January 2, 19412 FARE AND THIRD Good going: Friday, Dec: 20 to Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1941 inclusive: Return Limit: Leaving destination not later than Midnight (E.S.T.) Tuesday, Jan. 7, 1941. CANADIAN JIONAL United Church Presbytery Meeting Held at Goderich The Presbytery of Huron, United Church of Canada, was convened by the Chairman, Rev. E. F, Ohandler, B.A,, at Norbh Street Ohurcb, Gods - rich, on Tuesday, December 10th. On account of the bad condition of the roads the attendance was not as large as usual, The call of Victoria &t. Church Goderich, to Rev. Arthur J. MaclCaye of iron Bridge, in the Algoma District, was sustained, and arrangements were made dor his Induction, pending his arrival in the Presbytery, The Induction ser- vice will be int charge of Rev. W. E. Bremner, Siecretary of Presbytery, who will preside, and induct the minister, while Rev. R. G. Burton of Clinton was appointed to address the minister, and Rev. R. G. Hazel- wood of Benmiller will address the congregation, A somewhat new feature of the work of the church was presented by Inspector of Public Schools for Centre Huron, Mr. Kincaid, in the problem of Christian Education in the Public Schools. His address was very much appreciated, particu- larly bis suggestions as to 'the most satisfactory methods oy giving such instruction to .the pupils. It was afterwards passed in. the form of a resolution, that we conmend this important matter to the considera- tion of the Christian people of the county, with, the suggestion that they cooptrate with their teachers, ministers and school Boards, particu- larly in rural areas, with a view to FREE SERVICE OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD HORSES OR CATTLE temoved'promptly. and.e(Ficiently. Simply phone "COLLECT",'to WILLIAM STONE SNS utillIED PHONE 21 • INGERSOLL BRUSSELS - PHONE 72 promotng a deeper interest in the question. In many of our town and city areas, the work is weedy organdzed•and carried on through the co-operation of the Ministerial Associations. Rev. W. P. Lane of Goderich re- ported baving a very sucessful year in the management of the Goderich Summer Schools and Camps, point- ing ointing out that all the time was fully occupied throughout the months of July and August, and -also that the financial reutrns were quite sastis- factory. The summer. School grounds are now practically free of indebted- ness, thus giving greater opportun- ity of usefulness and expansi,a•. The Preslbytery went on receord' as stongly opposed to any legislation by whioh the sacred character of our Lord's Day should; be further en- croached upon, by the running ut special trains on that day. ,Rev. J. R. Peters of Varna, was appointed official reporter for the Presbytery, of the local press, and also for the church paper, the United Church Observer, He will be glad to re- ceive from any of the charges, o.ny Items of general interest with res- pect to the progress of the work. The time and place of the next meeting was left to the dirscretion Of the Executibe Officers. "-ICo 'TWAS REAL LOVE NOT CONSCRIPTION Signe seen on the rear of a ribbon bedecked automobile carry ing a couple away from a church in Hartford; Conn.;—"This is real love, not conscription./' C. F HANSULD —HARDWARE -- Phone 226 —x- Ethel, Ont. 4 Ot.=> Skives, Tinware, Paints, Oils and Roofing McClary's Stoves Here is a Suggestion Give a Hamper of Apples This' Christmas a choice selection of McIntosh Reds and Spies Also Cooking Apples at $1.00 per hamper HERE ARE JOLLY GOOD WISHES FOR A ..MERRY '.CHRISTMAS East Huron Emporium Phone 66 �Bruusss�eflss,, sOnt. Ctilif r Notice To Creditors 1, 'a MA',.; IMi ' '; . .--x-- In the estate of Annie McDonald late of the Village of Brasses ]n the County of Huron, married Woman, who died on or about the nineteenth day of June, A.D. 1940, TAKE NOTICE that all parties having claims or demands against the estate of the above-mentioned deceased must mall particulars and Proof of same to lime undersigned or their solicitor on or before he 38th day of December, A.D. 1945, upon which date the said execute s will ,1x oceed to distribute , the assets of the said estate with regard only to those claims which they sdral then have received. DATED at Brussels this 9th day of December, A.D. 1940. Margaret Hislop Susan Hislop Executrices by their solicitor ELMER D. BELL, Brusesls, Ontario C=d1 Notice To Creditors In the estate of Levi Parr, late ..of the Township of Grey in the 'County of Huron, farmer, who Bled on or about the 16th day of Feb- ruary, A.D. 1935. �x— TAKE NOTIIC1 that all parties having claims or demands against the estate 05 the above-mentioned deceased must mail particulars and proof of same to the undersigned executors on or before the '2Sth day of December, A.D. 1940, upon which date the said executors will proceed to distribute the assetswith regard only to those claims which they shall then have been rectived. DATED at Brussels this 7th day of December, A.D. 1940, Janet Winona Parr John Ernest Yuill Executors by their solicitor ELMER D. BELL, Brussels, Ontario CSI i God feeds the birds, but He ex- pects us to do our sihare. Have you ever tried fine ashes moistened with vinegar for re- moving stains on your crockery? They are excellent and very eco- nomical. You can make one egg into tyo by beating the yolk with half a cupful of milk and whipping the white snow -hard before stirring it in. To keep your household towels a good white, wash them in the usual way but add a dessert: spoon of vinegar to them when they are boiling, The Massey -Harris TRACTOR GRAIN GRINDER New Efficiency New Value. New Economy The new featur'esi of the Massey -Harris No. 10 Grain Grinder make it an outstanding vaue. These new features include Rockwood fibre pulley belt can be slipped on pulley without unlacing; GM' heavy- duty ball bearings in main shaft for frictonlesta opera - ton exclusive Massey -Harris patented worm feed and pres- sure control; self -aligning plate holder assures umifodm grinding; adllnsltable for fine or coarse grinding; large low hopper; 2 sizes. 10/" and 12". J. W. Fischer MIASSEWHARRI'S DEALER Business Phone 51X Residence 52-r-18 Brussels, Ont. A MODEL FOR EVERYHOME rc t' Christmas 4z opping Made Easy At v 9 Davison's Hardware -M, Gtw .. W �:" 4 N':�it.. I• X Mel . +.' 104ee;+.1':�w',a. e'1.pM. 4''H: +.1.:+4Op .1t4-4 4::r' +_M i . :&: MtltA 7,-1 '6:- With a large and well assorted stock is 0 to choose from - at former prices All Modern Electrical Appliances -Latest Styles b Apex Electric Washers 0' 0 Special Christmas Tree Sets priced from 49c up ig ALSO ••••Cory Coffee Brewer, Silverware, Ovenware 7.. Sunbean Mixmaster, Alladin Lamps, Pyrex and China .17 HOCKEY SCHEDULE Is DRAWN UP First Home Game 1s With Goderich, On Monday, December 30t Prime Minister of Ontario, Mr. Hepburn pointed out that if al or neatly cal the 1940 plates -were re- covered, the Red Cross funds would benefit by a substantial sum and ahriost three hundred toms of scrap b f The hockey s'ochettule for this dis- trict, Group No, 8, Intermediate O.H. A. ".B has been ddawn up with the following teams comprising the group, Wingham, Goderich, R.A.F. Port Albeit, Lucknow, Hanover and Paisley. Ed. Williams, of Wing - ham, is convener of the group, It was, decided that the first four teams play op for the group champ- ionship, the first and third man, and the second founth teams. This play-off will be home and home gam- es with goals to count. If there is time (the group must be finished by Feb. 15th the winners of the above series -will pay a series, the best two out of three for the championship. If, however, there is not time, they will play home and home games with goals to count, This will be at the direction of the group convenor The Royal Air Force at Port Al. bert will play- their games at Gode- rich, 1• The Schedule. Dec. 28-Goderich at R.A.F., Port Albert ah Wingham Lucknow at Hanover Jan, 8—Hanover at Luclnow Goderich at Paisley Wingham at R.A.F, Port Albert 0—R.A.F. Port Albert at Han- over Paisley at Lucknow Wingham at Goderich 10—,Hanover at Goderich Lucknow at Paisley R.A.E. Port Albert at W inghamr 113—(Paisley at Hanover :Goderich at Lueknv no 17—R.A.F, Port Albert at Paisley Wingham at Hanover Lucknow at Goderich 20—Paisley at Wingham Luckow -at R.A.F. Port Albert Goderich at Hanover 9'4'—Wingham at Lucknow Hanover at Paisley IR.A,F. Port Albert at Godea'foh 27—(Paisley at Goderich Hanover at Wingham 28,—R.A.F. Port Albert at Lucknow S1-lWingham at Paisley Hanover at IL A, F. Port Albert Feb, 9—PPaisley at R. A. P, Port Albert Luoknow at Wingham •. ---•Advance-'Tunes, Wingham 19;40 License Mates To• Be Collected For' Red Cross A plan for the, salvaging of 1940 auto'\obile license mates by the O.n�tarl�i Division of the Canadian Red Cr1s;s Society is! amn0unced 'by the l4ont )l atble .Mitchell F, Hepburn, steel, would be made avail le or war purposes. "I hope the motorists of Ontario will co-operate whole-heartedly,1, said Mr. Hepburn. "This arrange- ment gives them an opportunity to render effective aid in two ways•aa'l at no cost to themselves, Three hundred tons of steel would be an important aid' to the war industries and the cash derived from the sale of the metal will he electively used by the Rtd Cross. In the present eaneagency, when steelmills are working to capacity, we must avoid waste of material and I am eure that motorists will support this worthwhile undertaking." rlt is understood tbat the Red Cross Society's. plan for the salvag- ing of the old plates has been made possible by the co-operation of Imperial Oil Limited' and the . mem- bers of the Automotive Transport Assoc'n. All Imperial Oil Service stations will act as collecting depots for the plates and Automotive Transport Association members have agreed to transport the col- lected plates to the steel mitis. Both operations are being conducted without charge. f 4 FRIENDLY GREETINGS BEST WISHES FOR A MERRY.. CHRISTMAS S. FOX GOOD CHRISTMAS GIFT —x— Canadian apples are now at the peak of perfection. By serving apples every day, Canadans are serving their country too. War is rstrictions the full export of apples. Apples contain high nutritioaal value for the cash expended. They are now being offered, for sale tr consumera at much better than I average size and quality owing to the higher minimum government � grade whdeh was instituted a year ' ago and is still in effect. Only the better quality apples are available as fresh fruit. An acceptable ICanadian Christmas present, is a barerl, half -barrel, hamper or bag of Canadian apples. 1 I Rawleigh's Good Health Products —x -- Orders gladly sent by mail between regular trips. -x— C. Payne = Dealer Phone 58, Brussels vosvoitefsweitememmosivostimmvogitelt May the peace b f Christmas Day bring new joys to bless your way 1 � Carl's Garage WALLACE ST. L1STO W EL