The Brussels Post, 1956-02-29, Page 4FOR • SALE ,
Fiiglr qualkty Pioneer Chick
Starter Crumbled, available.
J. Q, .Adaene and Son, :Brussels,
err, 0 1.00.7".0.01,
YOUR LAST PHANPg''?,
To order those' odd pleoes /ou,
wed in Community's Famous!
Patterns, Salle offer ends March 10th.
Delivery Early Fall,
Order your pieces of "Deauville",
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"Grosvenor", 1,'1Vililecly" 'or "Adam!"
patterns from
W. C. Leach, oewener. Brussels
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NOTICE — V f
fly-Lines Mt LAS'S than hem
breeds and at the same time lay
more eggs. They cost loss to raise
and eat less feed during the 1a71n$
period, For real economy when tle
chips are down, try Hy-Lines the
efficient chicken.
Bert Johnston, Brussels R. R. 1
Phone Brussels 2Sr4.
SPECIAL
BELL IMPERIAL
THRESHER
24 x 40
To the first two purchasers we
are offering a special DISCOUNT
of
10%
on a new and custom-equipped
machine.
BUY NOW AND SAVE
ROBERT BELL INDUSTRIES
Seaforth, Ontario
HORSES WANTED —
For meat, farm ase or bush. Also
buggies ' and wagons, must be in
good shape.
Wilfred Nicholson, Monktex.
LADIES
Is your Sewing Machine ,old,
worn out, or not working properly?
a new
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
aolinn tb
e
placed in your home for at
low as $11.95 down and $6.00 nor
m A wide range of Portable. and
Cabinet 7godels from $119.50 to $300.
Nationally advertised Fealthe-
weights, Slant Needles Straight
Needles, Automatics and Portables.
Every New Machine — One year
free service and a five year guaran-
tee which entitles the owner to take
Dressmaking Course or the Singer
wing Skills Course. ,
There is also available a line ot
)rapletely re-conditioned machines
_tom $24.95 up.
Contact us at once and take
advantage of the
Special January Clearance
We Can electrify any Singer
Treadle Machine and supply all
modern attachments; buttonholer,
zig-zag' etc.
repair
App
service to
lynowfora demonstration or
ROBERT C. KENNEDY •
Phone 31 ..BRUSSELS Box 60
"Singer The Greatest Heine
In Sewing"
WINGHAM
MEMORIAL SHOP
tour Memorial Craftsmes Bac
shirty-Five Years, ,Alwaya mega
THE BEST GRANITIS
Along With
Extort Designing ard
'.01‘ mitmTrithio,
Prices Most ReaseAaltla
teextetery Letterins a isueetato
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PPmov, LIMA Winanern, Onzreie
YEARS OF PROGRESS*
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BELGRAVE
Belgrave W. I.
The 13elgra,ve Women's Institute
mut in the Community Centre, here
1 last Tuesday afternoon with 23 mem.
bers and one visitor prsesent and
the president, Mrs. Walter Scott,'
in charge. Mrs, Carl Procter war
,appointecl to represent the branch
I at the Wingibam Hoepital Auxiliaryl
e= meeting with Mrs. Richard Procter
the alternate, The group decided'
, to send $20 to 'the district treasurer
as their fee; tor the branch seem. }
(Tries conference at Guelph.
I It was decided to buy a shield!
I Fri]. the, Belgrve Music Festival,
'to be given for the beet rythm
band. Mrs, ;George Michie was op_
pointed to buy the shield. Mrs. 3.1
M, Coultes is to be responsible for;
having a box at the meetings for
collecting pennies for mental
health.
4
, Mrs. G. MiChie and Mrs. W.
,AinOtrong :Wert, lapped/ tied to
seleft special W. I, pri2ea. to he
giVen at the School Fair.
1Vlirs: Willard, Artiratieing WAS
convener of the program. Ati
dreSis. Ott "What eVorYoner sltduld
know ,about rYlet," was giVen by
Mrs, Earl Ai/de/ten ,'assisted by
Mrs Wittaftd. Armstrong Mrs,
George 'Nfielite Sting a tele, accom(
pailied by MrS. James A
deltionetilaO Making a slip
teeter for
ti
ia
n
bedrothii
it WAS
-given by Una: M. TaYlor; and Mrs,
George Mielile conducted a glitz on
food' fere 'different Aga% A lunch
was served by Mr-S, George Mashie
Morns Herb Wheeler', and Mrs. d
Hanna;:,
tottilsboitt:
Rave Yank. iiielAte MO*
neeiw OM/led the 4/#0 —Med
t.t *void trtinliiit
Ti",trio fikYrfon.
OaL
_oppets can fiuncsh ilk W8,
igNittble the shoe and bunch b 4 etsp
but when the war is Ow 'kex-tnacie
is the winner. Long wearing beautiful
Tex-made sheeh ;tot 9,10
CanadtatLhopernakers LIR
5.9Touret1 of str1ped in u4 ibeS to
itt err budget; Ever' be otit jol;
(MA a stotyrnninl with 4-made
sheets—yout for ye'ar's,
1
ote TIM tilWa.544, POST
1,yonegday. poignant 29th,
FOR
giglOst prices paid for old. hoes.
John Zwaan "no 1plif
DEAD STOCK
;3,00 for dead here% and cows,
higher prices for old, sick or disabled
horses or cows, Flhme Atwood in
Collect,
PEOPLE WE toTow DISTRICT TB A S SOCIATION
APPOINTMENTS MADE Mr, and „gps, Moray $erlingetO4r
The apperintmont .for UM NV)4127, and daughter of 1111$90harg 'wer01
ham .010kriet Qt the eoMmittee 41,01.44 A'eceAt YISItors: with her mother IN%rak
remoneihie for itho ,Ottee004, P.M1'ISQ11,
Ili. ron DMinty Masa Ohopt
survey,. '011;eybeeontia:holti:7:),°,44orctalli Mr,. mad MrS, D, Phompr$on M41:
Iley„ nanold Colvin inotored to Ton
on 4 comity wide basis by 0,10.uure4 OHneototi,,,reeently to, bear Paine NMI.;
County TB A iattiOil d tale
Ontario DepartMeut of cor: 411,0,1114114Qa.'1:41.
R,Oc
11aQ groat meace,s, on May 14th with two mobile , t.4 its.assoy feet in rspet when
he apPotatineat$ (11)Pellr'$
tine
1"1"311'
units .covering the ,area,. she
dle
T
triqt, whie)h Inelml, .121to tQW.11
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,of WIngium, the village of Brussels
the Townsailpis of last Wawanosh,
Grey, Howick, Morris and Turn,.
Wingliam,
District Survey Chairman, Fmk
Wingham
District !Training Chairman, A, D.
Smith, Bluevale
Projeets Chairman, P. D. Blakely,
Wingham. ee
Area Chairman, Gordon Knight,
R.n iirels Pnos:lOhairman, T. S. Beatt- iewnn.
Supply Chairman, Leslie Fortune,
Census Poll Ohaiannan, Jack Wool.
frey.
Clinic Ohnieman; jack McTavish,
Ross Ham_
FOR SALE
,Q0louy 17iouse,
Mary Dencaneon, R, B. 3 Walton •
.BARN FOR WINGHAM
etele SALE — • • - •
Quantity of mixed. baled hay,
Timothy and • Alfalfa,
Jre Leeming, Walton.
Phone 8.31/11. .Seafortle,
FOR SALE —
Hardwood. bodyweod or limb wood
delivered.
Alex Pearson Phone 95.0.9
FOR SALE —
The Proporti, of the late James.
Bishop to be sold soon as possible,
for $1000 dollars or best offer.
If interested contact Mrs. R. W,
Hoy, Walton or Crawford and
Hetherington, Brussels.
Chairman, R. .1, Mc
Publicity Chairman,
Mon,
Schools
Murray,
Jack Lloyd.
electric and 2 large fuel-electric
generating stations, and is presently
co-operating in the development of
Canada's first nuclear-electric gen-
erating station, to provide power
from the atom.
Who can say how much power
will be required 50 years from to-
day? New applications are found
daily for this most versatile of all
commodities. No matter where you
look electricity is at work in the
never-ending search for better liv-
ing, opening new horizons that
mean a brighter future for all.
Reeruiters' Chairman Barry Wen-
ger.
The preceding men are all acting
on a district level, and as well
simiar appointments have been
made in each of the seven areas
In the Wingirarn district. In the
teven of Wingltam, W. Grose, W. A.
Wree V. Loughlean and
A. 13. Adams are serving as area
el/airman.
In Brussels;
Robert Walker, Wm. Martin,
Harold Thomas, Roy Cousins and
Roy Kennedy are the appointees.
Bast Wawanosh ils renresested
by C. Hanna., Simon Hallam, R.
H. Thompson,. John McGee, John
Buchanan, and O.F.. Taylor.
The Chairman in Grey are Rus
set Knight, F. Kirkpatrick, Geo.
Pearson, Alex PearsOrm James
Smith. and Wilbur Turnbull.
The township of Howick Is re.
presented by H. A. McDermitt: J.
H. Pollock, Ken. Edgar, Ewart
W,hittiteld, Wray Cooper and H. B.1
The APPointments in Morris'
What memories are stimulated in
grandfather's mind with thoughts
of his own boyhood? His was an
age of manpower, steam and clock-
work. In the half century separ-
ating his boyhood from that of his
grandson, electricity has literally
"taken over", to become the life-
blood in the pilse of progress.
In that relatively short span of
years, Ontario Hydro has grown
from a conception in men's minds
to one of the largest organizations
of its kind in the world. Today,
Hydro owns and operates 64 hydro- .
APPLICATIONS WANTzte
Application's will be received for
the position of Stcretary_Treasurer
of the Brussels School. Salary $150.00
per year. Applications to be in the
hands of the chairman of the Board,
Gerald Gibson, by March 2nd.
FOR SALE —
Bray broilers for April -- May
should be in order. Ask for prices
Also on Pullets (some started)
Mixed Chicks, cockerels. Quick
delivery. Hatehery has specials
also (Ames In-Ortries, etc). Shill
infotination from agents — Win.
'Glen Bray, Ethel; Mrs. R. Barrett
I It, R. 5 Brussels, Phone 54-12
TENDERS FOR PAINTING —
Setaled tenders marked "Tender"
will be reeeivcici by Morris School
Board until March 5, for painting I
Morris Schools; Two coats of best
grade paint.
1 All wood work, walls and
ceiling of interior of S. S. No. 6.
2. Ail exterior wood work on
each of the 10 Township schools.
Please submit A .separate price
for each school.
Work must be completed before
July 31.
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted, ee
R. S. Shaw, Bluevale, Ont
THE HYDRO FAMPLY ASSURES YOUR ELECTRICAL FUTURE
Township are, Jas. Mate Ralph!
Shaw, Stewart Procter, Robert I
Procter, Robert 'GrashY and Garner
Nicholson.
Finally, in TurnberrY, J. D.
Corrigan, Walter 'Woods, W. B.
Cruickshank, ,Miss R. Duff, Mrs. D. I%
MaNaughton and Wm. Mundell.
Each of these people has a definite
Job to do, and together with similar
lorgatinitions in the other districts
of Huron County, are going to
exert ervery effort to make thiS
TB Survey the most successful ever
undertaken in Huron County. Of
ecrurse everyone can to their part
by taking advantage, of this Free !
0,,rvieee. in the interests of public
health, and welfare.
DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
}Sealed tenders plainly malted,
"Tender for Barn" will pe received
by 'the undersigned up to 12 o'clOck
noon, Saturday. March '10th, 1956
for the erection of a barn for the
Wingham District High School,
The ,building is to be 50 feet by 30
feet, of concrete, cement block
and frame ,conStruction. The con-
tractor is to supply all materials,
'SPecificaltfanIe may be Seen on ap-
plication to Mr. John A, Jackson
Agriculture teacher, Winghare Dis-
trict High School, The lowest, or
any tender riot necessarily accept
ed. Tenders to be addressed to
the Secretary, Mr. W, A. Gelbraith,
Wingham, Ontario.
Mr. Finnic TitontisIon, Chairman
Agricultural Committee '
Wingalun District High School
Board,
Charles Telford Keffer
Charles Tel:fiord ,leffer beloved
leesba/4 of J..evine, Pearl Jacklin, .
died at his home lot 16, con. 7, Grey
towosarip Prulaiy morning, Feb. .10
in hie 79th year, ante' a lengthy
illneSs.
Born at his late residence, Sept, 5,
1877. only son of the late Aaron and
Mrs, Keffer.
Besides his wife, lie leaves to
mourn, six Sons, Wilfred, Ralph and
Fred and Lloyd of Grey Tow,sship,
Charles of Owen Sound, Hibbert of
Richmond, VancOuVer. alSo 18 grand,
children,
FOR SALE--
100 acre Farm; good buildings
hydro, Priced at $7300.00
100 acre Farm; briok Unmet'
leyarti; steel drive abed; large ban:
drilled well. Prided at $9,500.00'
10 acre Farm; good house and
bank barn. Priced at $3,500.00
315 acre Farm; on highway; geed
buildings;'hydro. Prided art 0.000.00.
100 acre Farm; oh highwali god;
bwictings, Priced at $10,500.00
Country Village Store; tqUiti-
ment and building. Priced it $060
J.
Phone 94 BtlisSels, ont,
C. tong; Realtor;
The body rested at his late rest.
deuce', Where funeral ,serviced were
held .on Monday, Ferb, 13th, at 2 p.m.
Services Were conducted by the Rev,
Paul of tistciWel, Interment in Mount
Pleaishet dernetery,
ELMA PARMIEFt5' MtrrUAL
PME ti480gANct CO.
Established in sue''
• I-tead Office Atwood` ont,
Propertyi Potvaie &await
Arid Contents In Teiatne oid Viltal
School!, Churches and Hal*
ow ail 4
Pallbeaterg Were! Sohn ft:One:NI
Norman and Ross teltYlietigoli, SteWt
ant Cochrane, DOnald thitibar, till
ilotta,
w. everywhere 064 SALE —
11°60; Sticti, reg. Stiff to
ci Clear at $1.00.•
Mad taelter AutoSupply;
BrttSsels, Ont. ,
Friends were Veseill frOM
onto, Brantford, Kitchener, Wreitetet;
ListeWel and BlYth,
Sold at otter Stores
DOMINION TEXTILE COMPANY LIMITE 1. •
Industries Ohairmaa,
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''INSURANCE AT dort,11 bath
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