The Brussels Post, 1941-5-28, Page 4z
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cEBRUSSELS POST
Ziesier'g Superior Store
QUALITY ' SERVICE
SPECIALS FOR—THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Waft. , _-•.,•».,,•,,.
Best Quality Granulated Sugar
Chocolate Marehmaliow Cakes
Helmet Corn Beef . • • . .
Libby's Spaghetti, cooked • . •
Quaker. Puffed. Wheat • • .
5 -String Brooms '
Seed Corn, No.1 Inspected
New Voiles, for Dresses
Ladies' Print House Dresses . •
Ladies' Voile Dresses •
Men's and Boys Straw Hats •
Boys' Jerseys
Highest Prices
Phone 22-r-11
...... , , 10 ib for 75c
, , • per tb 17c
, per tin 160
, . • • 2-15 ,oz. tins 19c
„ . pack 6c
•, each 25c
per..,.2 bus
P.35
• • per yel 29c
, . • • to clear at 79c each
, • • to clear at 390 each
„ 10c each
Paid For Eggs.
Ethel
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New Advertising Rates
Classified Ads 25c
Card of Thanks
In Memoriam
(cosh) Notice to Creditors
Engagement Announcement
35c —x—
dOc In the estate of Robert H. Tyerman
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Pte, Everett Lowrie- spent 1112
1¢eek end at his hone.
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Air, Alvin Pride of \Waterloo spent
24111 with Ills • family,
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13111 Ecltlalet', Princeton 'U.S.A., h.
vacationing at his home stere,
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Rev, F. W, Wants is vacationing
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e his Parents 0 O
at the 1101.11
London.
, 90C late of the Township of Grey in the
County of Huron, farmer, who died
on or about the eleventhy
March, A.D. 1941.
TAKE 'NOTICE NOTICE, that 'ali ;. parties
having claims or demands against
the estate of the above-mentioned
deceased must mail partietilars-and,
proof of same to the' 'un`d'er§igned
administrator or 'his solicitor on of
before the seventh day of June A.D.
1941, upon which date- the• •said•-.std-
minlstrator will proceed to distribute
the assets with regard only. to those
claims which they shall then have
received.
DATED at Brussels this twentieth
day of May, A.D. 1941_ ,
Ken TJerinan
Cia.sstf ed Ade
FOR SALE —
Phonola Radio, new batteries
W. J. Sharp Phone 50-r-4
FOR SALE—
A good young Durham Cow due to
freshen right away.
phone 22-r-6 Andrew Turnbull
,PLANTS FOR SALE—
Choice ,cabbage, cauliflower,
iotnato, pepper and etc., Plants ror
sale. 500 a hundred,
Phone 19X Brussels Harry Clueria
da of
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Miss Mamie Thompson has gone
to Toronto where .she nae secured a
pOsitiou•
A Great Day's
Sport Here!
Seaforili June 1-11h, Ligtowel
June 18111, Stratford June 25tH are
Nearby centres on the Big Harness.
dose Circuit, 12 events daily.
Admission 50e, Bumper' crowds
are being arranged for.
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Air. and Mrs. W, Lang Painter of
Toronto spent the week end with
relatives iu town.
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Mrs. Teter Stewart who has been
visiting in Toronto returned to ',ler
home on Friday.
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Mrs, M. Butcher of Palmerston is
visiting at the home or her sister
Mrs, W. J, Procter and family,
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Mrs. Spalding of Clinton, formerly
of Brussels spent a tear days last
week renewing old friendsihl*s 'n
town.
WANTED— Adnlan4sl pa'or
Maid for general housework, start by his solicitor ELMEIi D. 'BEIM.,
at 524.00 With raises if satisfactory.IED.Brussels, Ontario
Permanent to right girl. No objet-
tion to older person. Apply Mrs,
A. D. Anderson, 107 Palmer Street,
Guelph.
FOR SALE —
'Shipment of Prince Edward 'Island
Green Mountain Poitatoes, arrived
on Monday at F. M. Samis, Part of
these are Certified Seed and part
for table use. place your order early,
FOR SALE—
,600 Cedar Fence Posts various
sizes. also anchors, braces and poles.
J. E. Martin; lot 14, con, 6, Grey i
,,,,,.... phone 40-r-7
FOR SALE—
"16 Reconditioned Pianos" at the 1
Mildmay Furniture Stare $25. un.
Free delivery. Open evenings. Easy 1 Range
Terms. Also new Pianos, New and 1 Quebec Heater
'Used Singer Sewing Machines, 1 Electric Rangette
S. F. Sehuett & Sons, Mildmay. ' 1 Electric 2 -plate
�yyl'" -'—^-71:> + Carpet Sweeper
Notice To Creditors 1 4 Beds with Springs
C=.1 r -
Auction a;ale
of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
to close the estate of Alice Jewitt
MAY 31st, 2.30 P. M. IN
BRUSSELS ON
MILL STREET
The following is a list of
the dontents:—
Organ and Organ Stool
5 -Tube Cab'net Radip (Phllco)
1 Sideboard
2 Extension Tables
1 Fail -leaf Table
6 Rocking Chairs
11 Kitchen Chairs
1 Arm Chair
• 3— 2 Chests of Drawers
1 Bureau
In the estate of
Stewart, late of
Grey and County
ter, who died on
seventh day of
Margaret Miller
the Township of 3 Washstands
of Huron, spin.' 3 Toilet Sets
or about the invalid's Commode Chair
February, A.D. 2 Small Tables
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1920.2 Couches
1 Hair -cloth Parlour Suite
TAME NOTICE that all parties 2 Small Stands
having claims or demands against 1 Parlour Table
the estate of the shove-mentionei 1 Clock 1 Cupboard
deceased most mail particulars and 1 Sewing Machine
1 Lawn Mower
1 Extension Ladder
1 Cross -cut Saw ' ' '
1 Burk Saw '1 Scythe .
Carden Tools
Dishes
Picture Frames
Coal-oii Lamps
Articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS—CASH
The house and lot will lie offered for
sale, subject to a 'reserve bid.
20% Cash, Balance within 30 -days
Ontario.
Executors—ROY J.' HALL
W. STANLEY HALL
1 1 P—r. e, 1rlMP •
AUCTION F F
.proof of same to the undersigned
•adminnstrattor or his solicitor on or
"before the twenty-first day of June,
A.D. 1941, upon Which date the said
-administrator will proceed to distri-
bute the assets with regard only to
'those Claims which he shall then
'have received: notion,
'DATED at Brussels this twenty„
seventh day of May, A.D. 1941.
Donald Stew -art
Administrator
by 111" sol'Cit,or ELMER D. BILL,
Brussels,
Cir ----SCG?
ETHE!
Visitors an tate valage over the
holiday were: --Messrs Stanley Wil-
son and Hanby Eclmnier of Hain11-
ton at their homes; Stanley Alexand-
er, of R.C.A,P, at St. Thomas with
wife and family; tete Misses Ferga-
sons at George A. Dunbar's; Helen
Jardine and girl friend of Toronto
and Lorne Jardine of Niagara Falls'
at Ed. Sardine's; Mrs. Mary Sma11•
don of Milverton and Mr. and Mrs,
- Alf, I{Ing 11nd children at Brantford,
SGtandey ,Slpeilan of Brantford with
wife and family; Eimer Sleight -
holm of Galt, Jack Dunbar of Hag-
ersvalle,
)3ryan Ames of Galt, Calvin
land Gordon Krauter of Calk, Ivan
Roby of Kitchener at their homes;
Leonard Sinclair of Niagara Falls
.and Ellwood McTag.;art of Niagara
Falls. Cpl. C. Bateman of R,C.A.F,
at Brantford, with wives and fam-
ilies: Dr. and Mrs. Frank Bryans
and fancily of Hamilton and Mr, and
Mrs. Er. Bryans and Harvey cf
Walton with Jos. and Mrs. Ames and
Miss T. Little, of Atwood at Pe
Barton'st.
Wednesday, May 28th 1041
of 30r
40, '5. Q
P YIM VIGOR, Subnormal?
JAMEST1i VN
The Jamestown War Workers
great) are planning to hold a aup0er
anti play ou Friday evening, June 27,
Keep this date open and watch phis
paper for further partloulars,
Sgt, Clarence Janvrin of Cantil
Borden was a visitor -tri the home of
M. Dennis on May 2410,
111r. ad Mrs, G01t101 MacPherson
of St, Helena were visitors with
Mrs, J1as MOI1'arlane on Sunday,
iUJ rs, 11E, A. Duke of port Carling
) of
her
h home heat
at the •a,4. a
1t g
sister, Mrs, T. 0. `Wilson, while malt-
ing g series of addreeses at Wo -
Men's Institute rallies in 1,019
district.
Melville Dennis and faintly visited
on Sunday with relatives near
Sltraltlu•oy. Mrs, 'Wardell returned
with them Oor a short visit. ,
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Dr. F. T. Bryans, Misses Catherine
Eva and Laura of Toronto, were
holiday visitors with their sister
Mrs. Denman,
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Mrs. Thos. Pierce of Morris has
gone for a trip out West for a
month or two.
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' Mr. and Mrs, A. D. 7,leCosh of
Kincardine were welcome visitors
in town on Wednesday.
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Mr, and Mrs. A.. F. Naylor of Fort
Erie spent the week end with Mr,
'and Mrs, W. J. Procter,
'`'tlOthee •Horse
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TN'mf ce to Creditors
In the estate of Mary Stewart, >late
of the Township' of trey in the
County of Huron, „solnstsr, ..who.
died on or about the twentieth day' contributing directly to winning the
of October, A. D. 1929 war by decreasing ilp'lisort of bane
products and helping' to 'conserve
fnre�',rn exchange.lths'depitrtmentsof
national war services said iast. week.
Canasta *)pons 1, tweeu 60:000
and.. 70.000 hundredweight of hones
a•ye�a:r yet there Bre,glaa;,,ofe lodes
whloil cannot olYtOln paup�i war
materials bones — to operate n'1
a fn11atiine-basin. -tbei,TC1ort said, A
net Antos of. foreign •exelM.•ltxe lid
+riins4.etien ni lexpolltst.9i les and
tiMrnrting bone 'ti> adliCts q iftss, been
the result,
RE 121112E TO GET YOUR
pf(igTCq CLUR TICKETS
when. shonniop,./0,.S; ussRls
AT A BOOSTER CLUB STORE
Purchases through the week count.
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Miss A. Gibson Reg, N. and Gerald
Gibson, Toronto, were week end
visitors at their home here.
SAVE BONES:.. ° 4
Householders who save buries' for
the national salvage ca)ntpaign• are
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TAKE NOTICE, that all parties
'having claim* or der/lands again it
the estate rtr ,the al,ove-mentioned
Aeee.„ced must mail narienlars and
-proal 01 same -to the undersigned
adn+'ri,''retor or h15 solicitor on or•
henn-a the twenty-first day of Jtlim
Al) 1941. upon Wilith date the said
administrator will Proceed to dietrl
MitA the assets with regard only 1.0
those flelma whith `he siball them
have received notice.
1)AT'lll at Rressele this twenty
seVenth tiay Of MAv. A.D. 1941,
Donald Stewart,
Af1mrnlalrat'r
by 'bis sttliettor P1LMER D. BELL,
Brussels, Ontaril
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Misses Tema and Margaret Mc-
Arthur of Toronto wet visiting Mrs
P. A. McArthur far the 24111,.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Cochrane
and family also Miss Ella. Pearson
spent the 24th May holiday with
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Lake and Dorothy
of Hamilton.
The usual luck of Charlie Haneuld
in raising young horses held good
.main for this year, He has a pair of
likely -looking colts, one of each sax
"ae' an increase in his equine stock
for this summer.
Wonderment and interest was
aroused Tuesday forenoon, of last
week when, a radio newscast report -
'Ad that an aeroplane crash had oc-
curred in the vicinity of ' Roe's
Church. This place although a. 'tow
miles out is relatively a pant of
,Ethel. as It belongs in Ethel United
church circuit. The nineteen -year -
Mr. and Mrs, McKay and dough
old pilot was somewhat cut and
ter Heler, and Shirley are visiting ' bruised and suffered from shock but
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1 n net vitally injured. Ile was
MolCay elven first aid at the home of Mrs.
* S sling on the same farm as the ac-
AIr, and Mrs. Wilfred Brownof' ripest occurred. A little later an
Chesley spent the :,nth with tile
latter's -sinter Mrs. C. Bustdhlen and
family.
Pa vim, vigor, vttalltgR
TW.rY Catrvx l Waal Tablets, centahte
tonics stimulants, oystot' oiemonts—^
alas to normal pep atter a0, a0 or 50'
Get a•speelal introductory else for only
eand vim
toduYTy ths .1 ori&ale ataell pgood rmalptiru0 stores.
and consisted of the following:.
For Civilian Relief dom.
16 large quilts, 2 crib quilts, 1
bandkerolliefs 8 ladies' . dresses, 3
pr, women's 0100 leis, 8 ladies' slips,
1:4 pr. children's bloomers ;0 1i1Ad-
ren's dresses 0 children's nigltt-
g Wits, 5 children's slips, 1 child's
ltinlone, 1 dos, iaby diapers, 4
games, 4 lir, 'children's .pyjamas,
baby waists,
For Men On Active Service
10 pr. sox, 2. p1', men's pyjamas, 1
helmet, 1 toe: bag cover.
"BARON ALTON"
Jamestown War Workers
The. Jamestown. War Workers
held their monthly tea on May 151'1
In Victoria Hall, Jamestown. A
dainty tea was served by Mrs, R. Mo.
3
Pure bred, eleau•legged, Canadian
Clydesdale Stallion, Reg. No, 20200;
will stand for ,servicein the *table,
at Lot its, Con. G, Morris Twp.
Allister, Mrs. J. Fraser, Mrs. Mc• Wilms for foal $5.00. Payable as
Lennon, Mrs. Balfour and Mrs. Mc- i soon as mares are proven to be in
Cutcheon and was very much enjoy,' foal, Owners of memo at own risk.
ed by all present, After tea had ; John H. Clark,
been served the hale was packed, Brussels, R.R. No. 4, Ont,
At
:Mr. .Smith of Durham locality
was a visitor for the week end with
his daughter Mrs. CliE Buschlen
and family.
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Mr. and Mrs, T. Yorath and
daughter Marilyn of Toronto were.
week end guests with Ilhrs. R.'
Thomson.
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Mrs. Robt, Strachan who had been
visiting in Toronto for a week with
her daughter Mfrs, Palmer has re-
turned home.
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Mr. and Mrs, A. K. Zapfe,"son Mur-
ray and daughter Betty Lou cf
Toronto were guests of Mrs. R.
Thomson ,over the week end,
Old friends were pleased at hav-
ing a short call from Mr, and Mrs.
H. A. Loffree this week while Pass-
ing through Brussels.
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Mr, and Mrs. B. S. Naylor of
Lucknow also Mr. asd Mrs. J. A.
Bailey of Blyth were visitors with
W. J. and Mrs. Procter,
L.A,C. Herbert Stretton and In•
struotor Sergeant Peter Patrick of
Fingal Bombing and Gunnery School
spent several days last week et the
home of Mr, and Mrs, J. IL Bryan.
Miss Lenora Hagglna; formerly of
Brussels, was graduated at Victoria.
Hospital Training 'School on .Moll -
day. May 2011 in London. The old
Brussels friend's extend congratula
tions,
Mr, Bert Black of Pt. Erie Ai^•
craft, spent the holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. D. Denman. (Bert isin the
office of •the Personell and is enjoy-
ing
njoying his work very meth. although it
19 a busy :snot
Mr, and Mrs. Om), n; 'Ferguson.,
Mira Jean anti M'r. Ru*sell B,• "et
Toronto snen0 Tiriclav eveni"F at :b£
hems of Miss'Alacy Iieler 'Kerr M1'.
itateseti enters Camp on June .511 to
lake a feulcmonths'' training.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Y3011enhidic
(floe Ni,Avm•e A1c0uarrie) and danall.
ter. Mary Lott of Rl,dretow'I and Mr.
and 111rs. Gordon Adams (nee Eileen
lyre (Jn,arr1e) of Toronto were 'week
anis visitors of Mr, 'and .Mrs, Wal,
Mc4luarrte,
ambulance frim Port Albert called
for him. Hundreds of vis',tors
thronged the site of the disaster b*-
r^,•e the ,debris was removed. Ethel
hieh. r,ehool :students 'coming home
from Listowel detoured: a consider -
:Ode i"atence and was in the van-
guard of the crowd that arrived to
view the wreck and secured pleoes
or-sla:m fabric, or metal, which tiler
will prise as a souvenir of the sirs'
tvlane they ever came within• touch
of.
111 was reported by radio message
thee the next diav following Tues-
day's mishap a bomber plane flying
over Gnwamstown area. got into dif-
ficulties a.nd caught fire, the pilot
came to his death as the ma'dhine
burned, the crew of three .paracllat-
iumped for a landing, two of them
were hurt,
Mrs. Charlie Lake of Brussels, one
dot" lest 'week visited with a)er old
neighbor and friend Mrs, 0, 10.
Cleaver, The pleasure was mutual.
Women's Institute's, district an-
nual meeting was held in Grey Typ.
Hall, Thursday, May 22 in two nes-
sions. At 10 a.m. and 1.30 p.m
with a fairly good attendance each
time.
Death Dame as a happy release
May 21st to Chris Seel, 42 -year-old
brother of the late Mrs. Richard
Mlle and who has resided with. 9)e
Mials
families on con, 5..1n Grey Tip.
for many years, For the "past several
mouths Oi:e suffered severely , from
gangrene in both legs. "
1Sweet'is the sunshine atter rain,
'Sweet is he rest which follows pain.
On May 22nd Mrs Geo, Bateman
Attained to 21 years or age. About
the same dale Mrs. 'Wm. Slemul011
a.1m n.ap9e0 the 51*4, anniversary of:
her birthdvay. Botlh ladies are in an -
invalid condition and have been
shat -ins tor a long time.
'r'11 Meftranicen of Brussels an11
eletene Aimienda. and Ewa visited whit
Mrs. Wm. Saemgnen on the attention,.
nr ,10e. 2 orb n? Mwv2 Sutsday.
Mn., Snell Sr., of Jamestown, was
•>tn't'nr with Ethel Mendel last
Sandal,.
We always em ceeraced 'Mir fend."
^a+ an$n1e1' Dor 'Wardlaw that, lie
wiu11 oatrh snmethdng lig sometime
he went 'fishing on, the 24th of May
A.,,1 Dart*bt a whale—of a cold. This
story is, maybe it Milia ffslry.
Victory Bond
Sate Starts M o.d iy
Used
ars
1940 Standard Ford Coach,
black, guaranteed mileage, heavy duty Dunlop Fort
tires, spare tire never been used, heater and radio.
1940 Ford Deluxe Sedan
maroon, privately owned.
1939 Deluxe Ford Coupe
black, heater, auxiliary seats, new tires.
3-1939 Deluxe Ford Sedans,
privately owned
1939 Deluxe Ford Coupe'
16,000 miles, upholstery perfect.
1939 Plyrrth Coupe
grey, like new.
1939 Hudson coach,
radio, air conditioned heater, Goodyear tires,
upholstery perfect, new car condition.
1938 Deluxe Ford Coach'
/
folkstone grey, privately owned, kept inside all year
round, New car condition.
1938 Chevrolet Coach
exceptionally good buy to anyone interested.
1937 Deluxe Fordor Sedan' black
1935 Chevrolet Deluxe Coupe
blue, ground grip tires.
1933 Ford Coach,
Several later models in Sedans, '
Coaches and Coupes.
Several good Stake Trucks
with or withoutrracks
Stromberg Carlson Radio
Buy your Frigidaire Now
Save Money and - Waste
Have your Car Washed, Greased, etc.,
where service is guaranteed at all
.
times.
DQ
es your tar;lneed-�a',Pa�ntJob?
f} tJ
Motors are at
'Your.
1ackson s' I
service at all times !
We .Have ar
S New Cars On Hand S
AND a carload of Tractors in stock.
We are still able to get New, Trucks
L.&WJacks�n Motors'Ltd.
Wallace St. Listowel. Phone 161