HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1955-07-20, Page 4FOR SALE —
I. extension table and G chairs.
clot. small (marts; ,also forks and
shovels.
Mrs. Wes Stephenson, Brussels;
Phone 11 x2,
"FURNITURAMA" --
Sale of Furniture, pianos, appliances
continues until July 30111 at Mildmay
'Furniture Showmooms (4 Floors),
Store open ,Fniday uitil 9. Saturday
until 11 p.
Godfrey Schuett, Mildmay, Ont.
WANTED —
WANTED —
Poultry, all types of poultry, High
est Ca2sh. Prices.
Phone 636113 J. A. McLean, Monbton
FOR SALE —
I. international Elevator Binder
Canvas. I Massey-Harris Table Can-
vas, 1 yr, old. 1 Massey-Harris El-
evator Canvas.
Lincoln Martin Phone 20r24
LOST —
Strayed front lot 17, Con, 3 Grey,
about 600 lb. Hereford Steer, brand
"W" on right hip. Finder kindly
call Ras. Wilbee, Ethel, Phone 40r4,
WANTED —
Hatching eggs wanted by one of
Canada's largest and oldest estab-
lished hatcheries. Eggs taken
every week in the year. Big prem-
ium paid. For full details white P.O.
Box No. 50.
FOR SALE —
Montmorency .Cherries, pitted
and ,black cherries in 22 lb. pails,
For immediate delivery at Bray's
General Stare, Ethel, Phone 16J7
or Bray's Proddce, Brussels Phone
80.
The. New Cameo Carrier.
Sports model of the truck
field—designed with special
jobs in mind! Long and low,
with smooth, fleet lines,
here's the Custom pickup
that may well create a whole
new class of truck owners!
And the final touch. Color!
New colors and two-tone
combinations add the final
styling touch to these great
new trucks. Your selection
is wider than ever before.
Choose the color combina-
tion that best matches your
job, that best calls attention
to you and your business.
That way you'll be taking
full advantage of the adver-
tising value of your new
Task-Force model.
One final word. When the
time comes to trade in '55
models, the man without a
really modern truck stands
to take a good-sized loss.
Come in and see us soon.
CHEVROLET
Year after Year Canada's
best-selling truck!
High-Voltage power- starts
you quicker. You really have
it modern under the hood!
All New Task-Force engines
are sparked by a hefty 12-
volt electrical system. Quick-
er starting, even on cold
mornings, is one big advan-
tage. Increased generator
capacity is another. The
high-compression power of
these great valve-in-head
enenes keeps you running
longer between gas stops.
Here's performance that cuts
Ride Custom cab features
the extra comfort of a foam
rubber cushion and harmon-
izing two-tone inside. Out-
side, bright metal moldings
and new two-tone color
options. Custom cabs set
whole new standards for
comfort and convenience.
New concealed Safety Steps.
Running boards are ancient
history now. Chevrolet's new
Safety Steps are out of sight
with the doors closed. That
way, snow, ice or mud can't
collect to cause accidents.
Safety Steps are lower, too,
for easier entrance.
New panoramic windshield.
The windshield alone has
1000 square inches of safety
glass to give you a wider,
virtually unobstructed view
of the road -- and there's
more glass area all around.
A new glass-guard molding
You get the most modern trucks money can buy
Chevrolet's New
Line
CT.I I sso
Beginning with Work-Styling,
an entirely new development
in truck design. For the first
time in any line of trucks,
Chevrolet brings you two
styling treatments. Two dis-
tinctively different designs—
one for light- and medium-
duty models, another for
heavy-duty jobs — both
clean-lined and modern to
the smallest detail. Here is
styling with it meaning. Styl-
ing that's matched to the
model and the job.
The latest in cab comfort and
safety. Inside you can count,
on the same ultra-modern
touch — softer seat action
that reduces driver fatigue, a
new instrument cluster that
can be read at a glance, and
more durable construction
throughout. The new Flite-
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DEATH LURKS IN THE DEER
Recently U. S. Fish and Wildlife
Service made an exhaustive stIgok
of deadly marine animals that 114
in the Pacific and bring harm aM
death to than each year. Based 01$
this report, 1VruKray Sinclair ISO
written a precautionary but HT*
article on these deadly species rat
this week's Star Weekly.
Brussels Creamery
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United Church W.A.
The W. A, of Walton Unite('
Church held its July meeting on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Love pies`
ding, Opened the meeting with a
hymn and Scripture reading, Jahn
4, 'Ito 26, The Theme was from the
W. A, book "The Water of Life'
The theme song Nvas followed by
Mary Stewaw Collect anti W0131'6,11'6
oeihttOn Mottos. .secretary's
and treasurers report§ were read.
Business was discussed. The Sunday
Picnic is to held Thursday at the
Ssafortla Lions Park. Supper to be
served at '7 *leek sharp. mo. Meet-
ing closed With Prayer. of
WA-:EtkLbo CATTLE
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Mills Ai'e Creed"
Artificial Insendtation 'eerviCe tor
all breeds Of cattle, For seririee btu
information Phone C'lintort i4E
Palnierston, 66 ealleati betiteart 7.2,
and 10 06 A. 1M on Week
tit) and Otil A M, on Sthadift
THE BRUSSELS PQST Weati(N447 July .04.4;
CLASSIFIED A13., ATTENTIQN FARM41.34 ,-,
IDEADSTQCK removed from yOgr
barrn promptly for sanitary dlsOosAl
Telephone Collect ; Brussels egria
or Elmira 564,
QORDON YOUNG LIMITED
WANTED
1-,tlest and Wood )3144er, 7' Cut
J ack Conley Phone 41r10
FOR RENT --.
i)ttplex Apartment
l'iloae 16 Brussels.
FOR SALE —
Sprayed lecoh•In't; Apples.
llialse frog. Vhone 42r3
FOR SALE
7 ft, cut Massey Harris No, 6
Hinder, steel Ogle
narvoy Bryans Phone 01T6
FOR SALE.
Electric plate, 2 burner, and a
coal oil stove,
Phone 55r14,
14'
A -GENERA MOTORS VALUE! •
WEDDING
.EDPfkli tieRY14
Fern provided a, green. baek.grOund
in WOW WWII* H11.110 011111'014
Clinton, ter e Hera], Setting .of red
Testes, baby's breath, white hYdrattg•
cc Alla purple delPIAlutilin When, Lola.
3,14004 neXenanged Marriage
vows with Mtn Hugh Edgar before
the Rev, Hugh Wilson,
The bride is the daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. WilliaM 17. Jervis, Clinton,
ktitcl the groom Is the Son of Mrs,
Edgar, Brussels, and the late Mardie
Edgar,
Mrs, J, Rennie, Seaforth, provided
Wedding tousle for the double Ting
.vsceTrod:Ptlolyk, and Mrs, Getig,
MY(11. in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a Waltz-length gown
of rose point lace and nylon man
Quisette over 'taffeta Styled with a
lace bodice framed at the neckline
wills petal ,shaped pleated nylon tulle
yoke. A, lOw cut bolero jacket and
bouffant skirt inset with. Mace cont.
pleted her gown, She carried Amer!.
l Be caealietYth PC'S): stirs. d, Atwood, wore
mauve tiered lace over nylon and
carried yellow mums. Miss 'Minnie
Raymond, Bruss,els,and Miss Mary
Ellen Hicks, LiStowel, Wore similar
gowns in yellow and carried mauve
mums. The flower girl, Barbara Joyce
Attfield wore A pale green nylon net
over green taffeta and carried a nose-
gay of mauve and yellow mums
Ringbelarer was Bryan Cox,
Groomisman was Bruce Edgar,
Brussels, and ushers were Art Att.
field, Atwood, and James Edgar,
Brussels.
Receiving guest in the church pats
lours following the ceremony, the
bride's mother wore pink figured
nylon with white accessories and
white carnation corsage. The grdom's
mother chose navy sheer with white
accessories and corsage of white
Carnations. '
Far the northern wedding trip, the
bride wore a white linen dress with
white accessories and red rose con
• sage. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar will live In
Brussels.
ac)cric4...re4 Trucks on any job
with the most advanced
truck, features the
industry has ever .seen!
4414:002,
completely surrounds the
side windows, reducing pos-
sibility of breakage. A wide-view wrap-around rear win-
dow is available as an, extra-
cost option.
Fresh air in all kinds of
weather. With. Chevrolet's
new High-Level ventilating
system, air is drawn in
through louvers at cowl
level. That means air is con-
stantly circulated through
the cab, regardless of disa-
greeable weather conditions.
Only new Chevrolet Task-Force Trucks
bring you all these truly modern design
and engineering features today!
They're the marks of a modern truck, and
they out-date any make without them!
And -they're the money-making,
money-saving advantages that ask this
question: Can you really afford not to make
your next new truck a Chevrolet?
Judge for yourself!
operating costs and shaves valuable time front your
schedules!
Tubeless tires standard on Y2-
ton models, Pickups, panels,
Suburban Carry-ails — all
models in the 1/2 -ton class
now come with new tubeless
tires. Here's greater protec-
tion against blowouts.
Every Power Helper in the
book. Power brakes, for ex-
ample — a big help in re-
ducing driver effort while
increasing safety—are stan-
dard equipment on heavier
models, an extra-cost option
on others. The new handling
ease of Power Steering, an-
other extra-cost option, cuts
turning effort up to 80%.
There's new gas-saving Over-
drive as an extra-cost option
on 1/2 -ton models . . . and
truck Hydra-Matic — ideal
for stop-and-go city hauling
—available at extra cost on
and 1-ton jobs,
They're worthwhile extra-cost helpers that can save
you a lot of time and money
in the long run.
Bredin - Ruddy
A wedding trip to. Bermuda fol-
lowed the ..marriage of Miss Nancy
Jane Ruddy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, 0. E. Ruddy of North Bay, to
Mr. Elliott Peter Bredin, so" of Mr.
and Mrs. Elliott H. Bredin of Tor-
onto. Rev. C. F. Large performed the
ceremony in St. John's Anglican
Church, North Bay.
The bride, given In marriage by
her father, wore an original gown of
imported Italian pique, fashioned
with picture neckline caught with
bows at the Shoulders, basque waist
and whirling skirt. Her veil was held
by a headdress especially. designed
for the gown, made of two bows of
the fabric, and she carried an airy
boquet, of white Halo daisies and
trailing ivy.
Mrs. Allan Si%ppon, matron of
honor for her sister, Mrs. Donald
Thurston of Toronto, Miss Jaso
Bredin. sister of the groom, and Miss
Vicky Ruddy, Junior bridesmaid for
her Sister were gowned alike in im-
ported snowflake lace over powder
blue silk itarota., cocktail length, and
enhanoed with blue satin bows,
Their Dutch caps Were powder blue
satin, and they carried yellow mar=.
giteietes, Mr, J. K, McMurty of Ton
Onto wits best man, and the ushers
were 1Viessrs. James Me .Laughlin,
Donald Eastmure„Alfred Richmond,
all of Toronto, and Pat Ruddy,
brother of the bride.
The reception Was held at Lake'
View Inn, Sunset Park.
Elversi e otors Brussels, Ont.
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NOTICE.
Wonid -von like to sell hat„Oting,
eggs every week In the v94r at a.
preinium of up to 33 cents per OHS
more :than market price for Mir
egp.7 would, write us lw
mediately, We are one of Canada's.
oldest and largest Canadian Apretiv-
ed liatoberies, Apply Pox Number,
50, Brussels, Ont.
SALESMAN WANTED
WANTED; Reliable Man as Dealer-
in Huron County. Experience net
POCEBIEMT. A fine opportunity to
step into old profitable business.
where Rayleigh Products have
been a91(1 for years, Big profits,
Products •Eusnisared on credit, Write
Rawleigh's Dept. G-152.1G3 Montreal,
P.
SPECIALS, '
3 piece Bath including 5 foot caM
iron recessed tub with supplies and
shower. Popup waste and over-
flow, chrome !shower rod.
17 x 19 or 18 x 20 basin with 40
centre taps, pop-up waSie.
Compact toilet with seat Price
$149.50 c,ornpliete, Other 3 niece
bath combinations from $134.
50. • Frigidaire water heating units.
'5 year warranty 33.%..gallon_ caps
city $134;50,
Dora Water Softeners 30,000 gre
canoe ty $125.00.
Special value. 5 foot Master Pen-
broke corner bath tub left hard out-
let complete $97:50.-
1-8 cc. ft, Refrigerator $195.00.
1 — used Refrigerator. . • •
All plumbing .items are Can-
adian Manufacture and guaranteed
first grade. -
S. Stretton, Plumbing and Heat-
ing and Electrical Wiring, Phone St
Brussels. •
MODERN HEATINg
COMPLETE FORCED AlN
HEATING
SYSTEM FOR A Mt.-ROOM
HOME.
$525.00
Write Dept. B p or visit our
showrorms. Open. Monday, Wednote
day, and Friday evenings and all day
Saturda y
J. V. JOHNSON PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
STREETSVILLE, ONTARIO
WALTON
United Church W. M. S.
The regular meeting of the W. M.
S. of the United Church was held in
the schoolroom of the church, Thurs-
day, Stay 7, with Mrs. W.
presiding, The meeting opened with.
Invocation followed by a hymn.
Scripture was read. Roll call and
Sec. aul Treas. reports. The-soeletp
will entertain baby band on
regular meeting day later in the
yrqtr, W. N. S. to pay tuition of one
girl from I. T. being sent to
,camp in, London, Walton group will
brave charge of topic at next meeting.
Roll call will be answered by name
of a harvest hynin. The topic Trim t
idad and Canada was taken by Mrs.
J. Bryans of 8th. of MerriiS group;
A closing hyitin was followed by
thr, Mizpalt Benediction.
SUPERIOR 'PROPANE LTD.
19 Market Place
STRATFORD, ONT.
The Versatlre Dependable
FUEL .FOR HOME AND
INDUSTRY
RANGES, HOT WATER TANKS,
REFRIGERATORS, ETU
WALT. MADDESS
Representative
PHONE STRATFORD
FOR SALE —
R. O. P. Sired - 3000 Bred to Lay —
Pullets M Red x Susses; Red x Rock;
Red x White Rack petween, 6 and 7 ,
weeks of age, This is your opport-
unity to purchase reasonably priced ,
pullets, delivered free within a
reasonable distance on orders of
100 or more., Write the SCOTT
POULTRY ;VAIRMS, SEAPOR,TH
or phone 853.
0051t-,, •
MORE DONE IN AN HOUR 9
IT'S WHEN IT'S DONE WITH POWER FOR SALE --
75-acre Farm; frame house, bank
barn, prided at $5500.00.
75-acre Farm, frame house, Mini
siding, barb 44 x 18 with 32 acres
pipring crop), prleed. rat $6000.00,
6-acre Farm, frante house, Instil
siding, barn, priced* at $3500.00.
-100-acre Patna, frame house,
bank barn, priced at $8800.00.
Geed house in Village, bath, ftir
nace, barn, garage, on main Istreet,
priced at $4300.00.
Frathe honse, Itisti9 tiding, new
rdofs. Priced at $2,350.00
J. C. Long, Realtor',
BritSsels, Ont,
farming and has given a gricul
e greatest lift in years. An
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many i64 by the m opine
in power ?attaing equipment
- teccht ears,
ractors and implem
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iiAre 114F t.er eed to dhlp -to-0
WINGHAM
MEMORIAL SHOP
Your Memorial Craftsmen Pei
Thirty-Five Years, Alwsys tiMs•
THE BEST GRANITES
Along With
Expert Deafening and
sIciritmenship.
Prime Most Reasonable
temetery Lettering a VIneetOts
R. A. SPOTTON
Phone. 255 WInohora, OntrHe
musessesimimminunir
ELMA FARMERS' MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Established In 1894
Head Office Atwood, Ont.
Insure*
f=arm Property, Private Devellinge
And Contents In Towns and VINO,
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PROMPT ADJUSTMENT or
CLAIMS
contact your Nearest
'Director 'Agent
R. W. (Dick) WHITFIELD
Brussels, Ont.
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