The Brussels Post, 1955-11-09, Page 4FOR SALE --
'1 piece .bittIe anew suit, size 3.
raid 2 piece pink pram Suit, •
Mrs. 0, Elliott Phone 69x6
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
Lou' fall time dealer to make $75.
(to $100. weekly in Brussels ,Orel.
lion, Oromarty and ,Sairroundings,
WORK WANTED -
Anyone wishing a man 'to do chores
this winter, apply to
Percy Adams, Bruissels.
FOR SAt.k.-
MaStor Climax 'Range with pipes;
a new lIaAvninower. Wheelbarrow,
carpenter's bench and garden tools,
J. MoCradken Phone 70r5.
FOR SALE.
I purebred
months old,
old,
Roy Bennett
rrereford Bull. 11
also 10 pigs 6 weeks
Phone 82r4
FOR SALE -
A "Wiingbam Classic coal and
wood Range with shelf and reser_
voir in excellent condition,
Brussels Coal Yard
Phone 86x2.
FOR SALE-
1 pair Men's Overboots, Brown
rubber, .size 3. One pair tube 'skates,
size 8. Both articles used one
Season,
Mrs, Mervyn McCauley Phone 12r6
FOR SALE
room red brick house, wsth
'hydro in the Village of Atwood,
price reasonable, to settle an estate
apply to Douglas Hainilton, Atwood,
Ont.
FOR SALE -
A distinctive Metal Name Plate
for gate, track, rural mail box, or
home glue delivered. Send 50c with
name and address to Wyse and
Hardie. .125 Tricoe St. E., London,
Ontarin.,
MOTHER'S HELP WANTED -
Live in to help with children. and
housework in goad home in Strat-
ford. English • speaking not es.
;settle]. Phone Stratford 2162 col.
lect.
SALESMAN, WANTED -
WANTOD:1 Reliable union as,
Dealer in townships of Howick,
Grey, and Morris. Experience not
inedeSpary, A fine opportunity to
,Stelp Into old profitable business
where Rawleigh Products have been
Sold foe' years. Big profits. Products
furnished on credit. Write Raw.
leigh's Dept. K 152 . 163 Mont.
real, P. Q.
HORSES WANTED -
For meat, farm 185 or bush. Also
buggies and wagons, must be b
good shape.
Wilfred Nicholson, Monktos.
FOR SALE
In Walton, one' acre of good gar&
eninig land with Etildinge and fruit
trees, good well. Will be sold for
Best offer.
Agnes Alderson. R. R.• 1 North
Bay, yroPerty of the late James
Bishop. '
C HESTERFIELD
and itinVennert 8eiteiS. About 24
iii Steck from whiell to select at the
14ttidms.y Purnittire Stttore. Trade in
yonf OthaW cushion froni your
old sliiite to saieSinati who will gtiPas
you late-IV:abed ter your suite...
docitooy tchuetti Mildmay
'
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
Selearnith or "*.-ottian, with ear, ,tor
klitS
inteittitent, Training supplied:
yogi are interented in blisineti Of'
3hcu'i' own with better tapir itierit0
eitrri rigs *rite to-day" tor" ef6Onitt
interview tittli, 'Field
,AVoii Mireet
'§ianalferd, OriL
MUCH HYDRO
CENT BUY?
FOR SALE -
75-acre Farm, frame house, boa
barn, priced at $5500.00.
75-acre Farm, frame house, bid
siding, barn 44 x 48 with SI Mill
String crew priced hat $6000.01.
6-acre Farm, frame house, ball
adding, barn, priced at 13100.111
Good house in Village,-batb, tart
nave, barn, garage, on main atm*
indeed at $4300.00.
Frame house, bunt siding, 11.0
roofs. Priced at $2,360.00
J. C. Long, Realtor,
Brussels. Ont.
MODERN HEATING
COMPLETE F'ORCED AIR I
HEATING
SYSTEM FOR A FIVW4‘0011
HOME
SWAG
Write Dept. It P or visit Mr
shewrorms. Open Monday, MO*
day, and Friday evenings and all RD
Saturday
J. V. JOHNSON PLUMSINS
SUPPLIES
STREETSVILLE, ONTARIO
munnimunimuminuni
GA S
SUPERIOR PROPANE L71A
.Miirlist Plant
ty-R- Atio-Rdi 600r.
•IOUBL FOR HOME. AND
RANGES, HOT WAtitit.
rMADDESS.
SUS. 4171 . *Et- 4
WE
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AGENTS
for
COUNTER CHECK BOOKS
AND
PRINTED GUMMED TAPE
MAN. !IY
4fkli4CYLAIPPitni. PODdlletb
Styles lor every business
VA,OUI color; and designs
Samples suggestions and
obligation
:Brussels Post.
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THE BRUSSELS POST WednewkaiY., einber 9th, 1950
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LIVESTOCK WANTED
Hig,h eash prices paid for deed,. old, ,sick or disabled horses or mire
Phone promptly, Leroy Acheimi. R. R, 3 Atwood.
MeilitlatiOn amt. serrature freading
1. were ,gixeo by hrbY3.. .J; ;L00),03041. i
AM MM. •04r1 .Precter, 1
Theme from the study .book WAS li;
"Our Church and the first ,Gann 1
dians" with Mre, ,T lg. Coulte4, ,
it 1,11;oso.,
Procter,
Granites and 111:M. 'Stow.
art Preetep taking part, Closing.
remarks Were glVen by Idra. 0.I
Try .,r )other- oFrry Getter- with etit.,01- recipes
aniPuffs"
itA/617teaot,
Food Editor Dairy Foods. Service Bureau
SPECIAL
LOW RAIL FARES
TO THE
ROYAL
AGRICULTURAL
WINTER FAIR
TORONTO, NOV. 1 1 -1. 9
FARE AND ONE-HALF
FOR THE ROUND TRIP
Good going-Nov.10th-19th incl.
Return-Leave Toronto not later
than midnight, November 20th.
...0..%;*:;':**, •
WANTED
Poultry, all .types of Poultry. E
est Caah PriceS.
Phone 636R3 J, A. "McLean, Blosibtosi
FOR RENT -
House on Albert street.
apply to
Sammy Waxman Phone 107x
CLAS IF IED AD."
FOR '.SALE
lliglrest prices. pal.d for. old Mike,
John glV444,: • Phone 101x6
►
FOR sAt.g-
10 PIP 7 woke rill, Apply to.
0.1aire Voric)amp. Pl10119- 101'40
FOR SALE-
Pigs, chunks.
itiehard Carter Phone 43r16
untarrrrr.,...
itiways
better With butter
ATTENTION FARMERS -
DEADSTOCK removed, from yap
barm Promptly for sanitary S1cpa
Telephone Collect : Brussels 1111111
or Elmira 564.
GORDON YOUNG LIMITED
Whatever you make or belie
er.tr.rtrrr
WALTON
A uglily Day service vas 11010.
iiu 1)(1aa Trinitocl Church here on
Sunday morning. Miss Elizabeth
McGavin read scripture, Ronald.
Smliitit ()Veiled a prayer of thanks_ 1
and Stine Hackwell read
a story.- Rev, M. Thomas preach..
ed, Ruth Anne Ennis and
Faye Love sang duet, with And, ti
re3- Hackwell as accompanist.
Mr. and Mrs. Don, McNeil and
family have moved to their new home t
in naett township.
Mr and Mrs. Welter Broadfoot
with' Mrs.'Ivan Henderson, Seaforth.
The November meeting of the
Walton W, A. met on Thursday
afternoon; in the basement, with the
President Mrs. Love presiding. The
meeting opesed with hymn, Mrs.
Cuthill at' the piano, Scripture read.
ing St. John 14th Chapter. Mary
Stewart Collect, followed by the W.
A. Theme Song. Sec. report was
read and approved. also thank you
Cards. • Trees, report was given
hy Mrs. Ceutts. Business - Here_
.ford banquet on Dec. 6th, 17th.
gronnto eater,. The meeting closed
with a hymn and prayer,
F,J,
ge
I. Add butter and salt to boilin
14 cup butter
cup sifted groans y2 cup butter, add Y,s.cujo
cup boiling flour
WI, teaspoon salt all-purpose
sifted Icily ugar.
Beat With
water
2 eggs beater put thick and _maM•
beater
Ma and co-tkise
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ter ill saucepan and bring d lorai,syiagSotzipall. tketmilopix
e from stn°°"1.
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II. Add flour all at
once and tsp. trinilla. Beat until I
ght an
cbul bno;lingra4utaelri,3' thb:r ad vi heat.
Wald mem tried '1, tested butter mixture is smooth,
well after each addition until
iir"ffree!
2. Add eggs,
one at a time. Beat
New Butter Recipe Book1et--:
recipes? Write/or Marie Fraser' 3. Shape puffs
On ungreased ta b/espoon. cookie sheet by
dropping from 4. Bake at 425° for 5 minutes then 3 75° for 25 minutes.
' Cool, cut slit in side
of each shell. Pill with Jiffy Butter
Cranberry Sauce.
Cream Filling and top with
WANTED --
- Hatching eggs wanted on som.
breeds eggs taken every week in the
Ten-. Good premium paid. Many o
our flockowners are making righL
now a premium of 35c per dozen 074a!
the price paid in their local grading
station. Send for full details.
Tweedle Chick Hatcheries Ltd..
Fergus, Ontario Phone 405.
Service Bureau
409 fium AtiltaDA Huro n Skeet, Toronfo, Canada SEWAGE DISPOSAL. -
Have your Septic tanks sad 1111.
pools cleaned ,the sanitary irt7 win
to avOld trouble.
Irvine Moon, Phone 154.
MU-rerun, Oat.
Dairy
Foods
DAIRY M OF c HERS
••••-orrar•
CRANBROOK
Sabbath School and the regular
morning service were held at the
usual time with Rev, W. A. Williams
in the pulpit.
Be sure to attend the 'annual ha-
zaar of the Ladies Aid of Knox
PreSbyterian Church, on Friday
evening 'Nov. ds.
The November meeting of the.
Women's Missionary Society was
held in thte home of Mrs. ROA.
bell with eleven in attendance. The
theme "That They Might Have
Life" Weis followed, and hymn 410
was sung. Mrs. Alex Steiss presid
ing at the organ. Scripture paAs
loge wia.s read by Mrs. Lynn Evans,
Mrs. Jacklin, Mrs. Stuart Evans,
Mrs. Calvin Cameron and Mrs.
Robert Campbell. Meditations on
each reading were given. Hymn
294 was usIed as a prayer. with four
members reading a verge. The
usual business Was dealt with, and
a newsletter from Formosa was; read
by the Sec., alslo a letter regarding -
value of our bale. Glad, Tidings
aubscriptions were received and'
the Treais. gave her report and took
up the offering. "Gift" was the
word chosen far the December
meeting which, will he held in the
hoite of Mrs, Stuart Evans. A
brief report and diserisision on.
"Commonism" land the recent Miss
ionary ;Conference held in Brussels
took place. The roll call was
;answered With a verse containing
"peace." The ;topic "India" was
given by Mrs. 'Schnook, who also
presided for the meeting. A hymn
Was sung and the leader pronounced
the Benediction, Mrs, Calvin
Cameron ;assiated the hostess in
saiming lunch,
Mies Mary Dundanson is Visiting
her sister. Mrs.. Robt. Campbell, •
;Mr. Earl Dimn arrived home
Sunday evening from a trip to the
Western PrOVineeS.
First Meeting
The first meeting of the Ethel
Club was held nit the borne of the
assistant leader, Mits. Quest Dobson,
Mionday. Nov. 7 at 8 p.m,
The meeting, with, nine members
present, ,opened with the the elect-
ion of officers:
President - Jean Rock
Vice President - Dona Alexander
Secretary - Grace Lamont
Press, Reporter - Jeanne Swift
iBusinesIS Was dilscusIsed Every-
one is to think of a name for the
club for the next meeting. It was
ito hold the meetings on
Monday nights at S pm. at the
member',s hornetsi. The next meeting
will be 'at Joanne Swift's home.
We then talked about "What The
Project Is About" and "How To
Choose and Make a Blouse" by our
leaders. We ,ar elalse to ,equip
sewing box. Olue- asst, leader then
told ma ,abont "The Suitability To
The ,Person". Different colons of
materials were brought by the
members and suited to each per-
son's complexion The home assign-
ments for the next meeting were
giver IiInclIudingi bringing record
hook and inlaking a design for the
book. The meeting closed by singing
`iGod Save The Queen."
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ELMA FARMERS' MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Established in 111S4
Head Office Atwood, Out
IMAMS
Farm Property, Private Dwellings
And Contents In' Towne and Villages
Schools, Churches and Halle
en as
"INSURANCE AT COST" molar
PROMPT ADJUTMENT OF
CLAIMS
nontact your Nearest
Director= Agent
R. W. (Dick) WHITFIELD
R. R. 2, brussels, Ont.
NOTICE - I
Hy-Lines Eat Less than heavy
breeds and at the same time la
more eggs, They cost less to rase
and eat less feed during the WNW
period. For real economy when Ike
chips are dolm, try Hy-Lines the
efficient chicken.
Bert JohnSton, Brussels R. B. I
Phone Brussels 23r4.
BR E DO I NG ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
Artificial Inseminatiod eerriee
all breeds of cattle. For service or
information Phone Clinton 1411, sT
Palmerston 66 collect, between 7.11111
and 10.00 A. M. on week days and
7.30 and 9:30 A. M. on Sundays.
BEL'GRAVE
The iNeternber Meeting of the
the Woman's Missionary Sjeciety
.and the Woritan'S ASSociation was
held in the church last. Wednesday
afternebn,
Mrs. George Miehle, president of
the W. A.. was in ohogo of their
meeting. Placna were made Eel' the
bazaar to be held. Nev. 25th. The
trealStIrer, Coulter, stated
that there Was $525 one hand.
A nominating committee was ham.;
ed, Mrs. It.: H. Coulter and
Oittd 4111(attitin.
The W. M. S. meeting follotved
With the flush Vice.presilent Mrs.
Walter Scott in Charge. Prayer
Vag led by Mips. A. Cannes. Cards
lot thanks Were • i'dUd. from Mrs,
Lyle itenfier and Mrs, 0: R. dotilteS.
The tie:61611re, Jesse Wheeler;
gave her ?eV:krt. A denifilkiee was
named too procure nietureS Of 4T110
Old Catilitry" to lie shown the drift
Week of December: The following'
Were harried tit the ncittiliating.
eetninittee, MrS. Earl Atidenteit.
•Virt, itteisie Stewart
trader, A Ohristiii.e.S rehieiribraned
its to Miss Nits tittiteis
A hale .110 lie ;Ott terea, *ill
be ,Preliared in the. USX( two Weeltd.
A natiert on: the Seetleritil Meet.
log recently „.: . 'vats ,given gnat 'Cecil Ciiattiittevc
'fittid 1Vlrsa tati4 Atidaitoti.
titr1§, 'earl PrOater WaS leader