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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1955-07-13, Page 4MOTORS VALVE • C-3255P MODERN HEATING COMPLETE FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEM FOR A riVE.ROOM HOME 5525.00 Write Dept. B p or visit eur shawrorms. Open Monday, Wednes day, and FrIday'evenings and all day Saturday J. Y. JOHNSON PLUMBING SUPPLIES STREETSVILLE, ONTARIO ' SUPERIOR PROPANE LTD., .; 19 Market Place STRATFORD, ONT. The Versatlit Dependable FUEL FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY RANGES. HOT WATER TANKS, REFRIGERATORS, ETC. WALT. MADDESS Representative PHONE STRATFORD — Ett.15. 4174, RES. Mg DEATH LURKS IN THE. DEEe, Recently IL S. Fish and Wildlife Seuvice made an exhaustive study of deadly marine animals that bill in the Pacific and bring harm and death to man each year. Based o this report, MUrray Sinclair NIA written a precautionary, but Ural/ article on these deadly species faf this week's ,Star Weekly, Dressed Broilers and Cut UpChicken Delicious, Tender-Fresh, Oven-Ready Chicken can be yours for the asking! All chicken is ice-packed for assured freshness k COW CHOW SUPPLEM 1144 tvidiy4iii004 servo in ittit ,OEStidilliat • • sidli *QUO- tall Ai* II Aiiiist Ili IS•ditif Brussels Downs Hog Town The Brussels Men's Softball Team, in an exhibition game last Friday night, .defeated John Ingles, Local 2900 of Toronto to the tune of 15-8, The Brussels team 'was on top all the way. Doe • Gray, a. Bluevale pitcher, helped spark the local bOys and held the game in hand, D, A. Rann loaned his P. A. System to the team and W. E. Willis gave a p.la by play commentary on the game, ThcPBritssels. battery was- Don Gray Pitching and !Parson Watson, Catch.; lag. Lucky Draw Made At the end of tn.; seventh inning of the game the draw was made for the Hostess Chair, Large Table Lamp and the Large Mirror. Three player from Ithe 'Toronto teani matte the draw. Ethel Ennis of Wal- ton was Winner of the first prize. Cleo. Britton. of Toronto, .drcW his own name for the second prize, and the third prize also went to a Toronte player E. Schrift, After the game the Toronto team was entertained by the local hays, and then they went to -Hayfield for a brief stay at the lake. The Brnssels team have 'received and accepted an, invitation for 'a re, turn match in Toronto, blit as yet, the date has, not been Set. Brussels Loses to Stratford Kadettes The Brussels 'Senior Girls soft bali team suffered a bad. beating 'at 'the haridS of the Stratford Polio1 Kadettes bY ale.svYre of Tice first five innings; reinained' scorelesS and it leeked as it it was going to be a real tight, .fast gaine„ in the sixth inning the Stratford triarn etarted a rally and they 'drove in fit() tams, Tri the 7th inning Mabel Willis, Brussels ,get on liars onit Yvonne MeTaggart drove her home, The Stratford team got five toor6 runs in the eight Mid 'trent then the Btlissels girls Were big on sheer will .power atone, Tit the ninth ,Stratford scored eight more runs before the side Was finally retie: ott, tag time At bat ,roan scored 1,1107 second, aiid fast, tally When She got a Wise stolt s000ltd And third, and was bratfight Bonne lty Verde, Watson, who, dot-tally, had been pitching the last Tow frititho, with a liltttorod hand, until she Was relieved by bottoidt Poargot. The battery for trittSels 'tratori rind D. Peal,%.bri piteliitig and Annetta,"Willis oatelfing, Mrs. Roy Sellers Mr,,, 'Roy Sellers, wife of Roy Seh. ors a life long resident Of Hitten. rounty Ws-ea away at her lunile Oil on the 14 . wind: eonceesion, Mettle township after a lengthy :illness, Porn in Grey toWnship Alta Olivia ; Harris, daughter of Mrs, Oliver' Har• ris. daftisliter of 'WA. Oliver Harris and the late Oliver Tiarris Of the 1:411 Con., Grey toWnsthip. Surviving are her husband Ito. SelletA,1101. Mother Mrs, 'Maria 1tat- WOnesdaY, truly 13t1z. 155 n• THE •BRUSSELS POST I.`, .1. '1' , , ..,.11. , ,Iy ,,•, onarenrennftnene.:Te CLASSIFIZEr.A.M„ FOR SALE pigs, apply at Walter 'lose . . . ef.me ATTENTIQN FARMERS , ATIADSITOOK 1'0410'16d from rng barm promptly for sanitary diagtond Telephone Dolleet Brussels or Elmira 564, GORDON YOUNG LIMITED ,sir .P4leAon fixer siete1 (Iva) Aronie 'Krieg,. Proton. Funeral was conducted. from P. A, ,latf4t:r4noler4u,"„T.Ty Ill.:117AMi.C';:viarS111.14=1; attended by ber many friends ,and, neighbors. She was, a member of the Presbyterian alma 414 a will, lug helper in her Morrie grcuip of; the11 x 1411.14411 AbIA or011 during her.. Aevk Heal of Markham, a cousin of. -Rita'a ,conducted the or, flees,. Two hyralls.. "Fight the good fight" and "411 the way my 'Saviour 14.1s me". were played by Mrs, W, King Pallbearers were Herb Travis, • Pre,ser Mustard, Frank Shaw,. 'Ross .Thrvey„ .Gordon jamea. I • WANTED , Oarpeutry Or farMili5, 3, H, Cameron Clinton,' 04 WA7CRLOO CA TTL E BREEDING ASSOCIATION "Where ,Better Bulls Are Viler Artificial Insemination sera*, tor ail breeds of cattle, For genii* or information Phone Clinton 343, Palmerston 66 collect, between igg and 10.00 A. M. on week days and 7.30 and 9.30 A. M, on Sundays. Every . seconds of every day e SALESMAN WANTED — MM' WANTED for Rawleigh bust- nese- to 1500 families. Write to- daffy, Dept. G-152-SA, Montreal, P, Q. of poultry, High; McLean, Monbton crud Stanley Mustard.. WANTED The bealaifiil floral tributes were Fouitry, all types evidence of the high esteem in which, est Cash Prices.. OW Was, held in the community. Phone 636113 3, A. Burial Was made is Brussels Ceim i etery, JAI we,"•••••••••,, 1 • • N.:1,.•:••4,•••,.: • s • • • • 5,13•*; ' NOTICE Would you like - to sell hatching eggs every week in the year at * premium of up to 33 cents per dose* more than market price for VOW eggs? If you would, write us fuL. mediately. We are ,pne of DanadWil oldest and largest Canadian Approv- ed Hatcheries, Apply Box Number 50, Brussels, Ont. NOTICE OF FIRST MEETINci OF CREDITORS The .Farniers Creditors Arrangement Act Notice is hereby given that Amos: Smith, of the Township of Grey in the Oounty of Huron,. farmer, made an .assignment on, the 15th day of I Feb. A. D. 1955, . and .that, the first meeting of creditors will be held on the 125th. day of July A. D. 1955 at 10 a, in. o'clock at the office of Nelson Hill the official receiver at the Court House in the Town of Goderich in the Province- o Ontario, Dated at Goderich this 11th day of July A. D. 1955. FOR SALE -- 75-acre Farm, frame house, bash barn, priced at $5500.00. 75-acre Farm, frame house, ink siding, barn 44 x 48 with 32 acres s.pring crop,,, priced at 36000.00. 6-acre Farm, frame house, fusel siding, barn, priced at $3500.00. 100-acre Farm, frame hon." bank barn, priced at $8800.00. Good house in Village, bath, far wee, barn, garage, on main .street„ priced at $4300,00. Frame house, instil siding, new roofs. Priced at $2,3.50.00 J. C, Long, Realtor, Brussels, Ont. Nelson Hill, Official Receiver, FOR SALE -- 250 White, Leghorn Pulletts 18 Weeks 200 Rhode island Reds, 13 weeks Sec Jan. Van Vliet Sr., Con. 17, Walton R, R. 3. FOR SALE — A number of pigs, chunks, good also a Massey-Harris binder No. 5, 7 ft, cut, in good shape. D, McKinnon Phone 68x2 FOR SALE — 1 International Elevator Binder Cantas, I Massey-Harris Table Can, vas, 1 yr. old.. 1 Massey-Harris El- evator, Canvas. Lineoln Martin Phone 20r24 FOR SALE — Septeinine Bray Broilers. We can take your order — now. Pullets also, Dayold, started. Mixed Chicks, Ask us for particulars. Agents — Wm, Glen Bray, Ethel; Mrs. R. Barrett 11, R. 5 'Brussels-, Phone 54r12, LOST Strayed from lot 17, Con, 3 Gray, about 600 lb, Hereford Steer, brand "W" on right hip. Finder Idadly call Thus. Wilbee, Ethel, Phone 40r4. WANTED — Hatching eggs wanted by one of Oanada's largest and oldest estab- lished hatcheries. Eggs taken dtery week in the year. Big prem• tuna paid, pFor full detains white P.O. Box No. 50. Incredible but true — this is the amazing result of the ever-growing preference for Chevrolet, -- Day-in and day-out, Sundays only excepted, there's a proud new Chevrolet owner every 4.19 seconds. You see them here, you see them there, you see them everywhere — enjoying the pleasures of driving Chevrolet. And because motoramic Chevrolet is such an overwhelming favorite this year, to a greater extent than ever before, Chevrolet. leads in popularity — value — sales. (iricidentally, while you ;were reading this, four Chevrolets were bought!) so ebody buys a new rvAmoNoi 160/GEST (By E. C K.) Riverside Motors - Brussels, Ont. FOR SALE Montimoreticy Cherries, pitted and black cherries in 22 lb. pails, For immediate delivery at Bray's General Store, Ethel, Phone 16J1 or Bray's Proddce, Brussels Phone so, FOR SALE — It, 0. P. Sired • 3000 Bred to Lay — Pullets In Red x Susses; Red x Rock; Red x White Rock petween 6 and 7 weeks of *age. This is your opport- unity to parchase reasonably priced pullets, delivered free within a reasonable distance on orders of 100 or more, Write the SOOTT POULTRY !NI/MS, SE/WORTH or phone 853. WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP Your Memorial Craftsmen Poe Thirty-Five Years, Always salsa THE BEST GRANITES Along With Expert Designing gird werkmanship. Prices Mest Reasonable Bemetery Lettering a Stieelalti R. A. SPOTTON Phone Ma. Wingharn, Onto.% SEWAGE Dt5POSAL — Have your Septic tanks and alas Pools cleaned the sanitary wyj whit to avoid trouble. Irvine Ooxton, Phone NC Palivertotii Out James Bishop passed away at the home of his daughter Mrs. Agnes Alderson in North Bay on July 6th, 1055. He was born in Grey Township in Huron County on Sanitary 4th., 1866, He worked as section foreman at WaltOn until pensioned off the C.P. R. railway, His wife the former Coronae Hoy preleceased him in January 1944. At this time he went to live with his only daughter in North Bay. He was the last ins; member of Mr. and Mrs, James Bishou of Grey township, He is Stir. -dyed, by his claught(r Agnes Alder son, 13 grandchildren and 39 great teirninichildren. Funeral services were conducted in Ben Walker's Funeral parlour by the Rev. N. Ellis, teeter of the Anglicat Chitral, Brussels, Ont. His daughter and several of his grandchildren also fl nephew Gordon _Bishop arid a niece Agnes. Campbell altrnded the funeral from North Bray„ }Us paltheatere were Joseph Martin, Wit. Hoy, Sohn Clark, ltdward Grill, Villlam Bishop and Wilfred Hey. interment Was made in Brussels Cemetery. D11'; - 111111111111111111111111.1111111111,111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111DIMERI1 CHEVROLE James Bishop rr...7e,swesie,;(1:1 ELMA FARMERS'' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE 'CO. Eitabilehed In 104 H ead. Office Atwood, Ont. Fartri Property, private OWeliings And Contents In Tow rie and Villages Schools; Chi:0'416i and Haiti on an 611\16(101Atstok AT dtittitsiiiii • PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF CLAIMit' contact oi4r Neireit OlreCtoP*Ageiii Wr.. (Dick) WHITFIELD R. R. 2, Brilliaola, Ont. DELIVERED EVERY FRIDAY Orders must be received no later than Wednesdayo 6pan. ta0tod Chicks SEAPORTH Brussels Creamery Hend rson's PHONE'6834 PHONE BRUSSELS.8r4• tieutiots, 664.' • Rhone 22 O