The Brussels Post, 1956-12-05, Page 5Prop, — Stuart McLaughlin
Sale is called on account of ill
health.
FOR SALE
New and used Piano's, various
make's,. including the new scaled
SherlOck Manning niano. Trade-ins
accented at very liberal allowance,
Drop in and ace these pianos at the
Garnet H. Ferrier Piano Sales and.
Service at Whitechurch, Ont.
Phone Wingham 711 .1 1
FOR SALE —
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ttErtY-12'z., 1t sark,, Aiwasys swim.?
THE BeaT GRA.NITILS
Lions WW1'
xpert ItieSittninei end
tree.ekritanaren„
:,';'-rioeto Most neastmible
&Intl:try Lethritua a IStiorostIO
it A. SFOYTON
MtLile ESC WIttoirn, ontlemt,
DUrhtitIoR OAOPANii Lttl.
Markit Aim
BTRA'I BOND, ONT.
the'
DUEL 'kilt HOME AND
INDUSTRY
RANGED, HOT WATIER *Mkt,
iFiltittliGERATORII. Eft:
WAIT: MADDESii
keisresintiiitiN
PHONE etNATtrOiti,
Otii- 404 Ati,:q.%
100 acre Farm on County R'oad,
Frame House, Bath, Furnace; 97
acres workable; 1 mile from store.
Price $8,500.00
90 acre Farm on highway, hydro,
-Frame House; Bank Barn, Price
$6,300%00
1.1h Storey House in vinare, mod-
ern facilities. Price $2,250.00
Brick Cottage' in village, bath,
garage. Price $3,200.00
Reistattrant and Grocery Store in
;village en lake, with living quarters.
Rent $40 per month. Stock and
equipment $4,500.00
320 acme Farm near good town. 2
sets of buildingis,; hydro. 260 acres
workable, Price $26,000
Phone 84 J. C. Long Realtor
.51,114A FARMER 2., Wirt.*Al-
r:11RE INSU RANCE , CO- . •
Established In in4
Head Office Atwood. ati
Insures
Farm Property, Private
An‘Contentr le Towns and Whim*
Schools, Chulicholt end Mane
on as
"INSURANCE AT COST" beton
PROMPT ADJUSTMENT or
CLAIMS
, tIontact your Nearest
Director — Atom
R W. (Dick) WHITFISLO
R. R. Z Brussels), Dot.
'fizw,e,GL ,
kiave gO1io 1.1-evIto :Alt. Ana,ap...fet
pools cleaned the r.tartars 7777 WV
svold tt#0aLM.
MK.
oks
COUNTER CHECK BOOKS
AND
PRINTED GUMMED TAPE
MADE B.
appIPIOULTNalf. (PAD6116
Styles for es,ery business
various colors and designs
Samples suggestions and
Prices without obligatic,r.
THE BRUSSELS POST WedneSday, D''4,4401;11'"qt4di 04..4
CLASSIFIED Aris, 41 Scream Kid?, Rgopi,..g WE KNOW
is 'visiting Mrs. Jean Ssett.
Mre.. Sleadmaker of :Kitchener
Laken for geese, MPS. Harold Parker, Fergus, spent
pholao 160.2 i the week-end at the hemp of Mr. '
FOR ;SALE
Christmas orders
Clement McLellan
THERE ARE MANY KINDS
OF SUNDAES,
Mg THE BEST ARE
ALWAYS MADE OF
COUSIN S' is the spice of life!
FOR SALE —
Oil stave in goad eoadition.
Phone 13
Elizabeth street,
Box 50 Brussels
.Tack Gibson
F-0,R1 R ENT
Cottage on
apply PM — WESTERN ONTARIO'S LATE FINAL .
There's sutisfaotiort before you call it a 447,
to bring yourself up.to-4te as to the 'world,
You an.pdxtihjeis "W 0:651dite 13:00:taal vo mostsom040
roundup of woldld wide, national, and local ne,W,
tomorrow's weather and final rest ts in die
sporting 'world — Sunday to Friday.
Con. 4
FOR, SALE
Cob Corn, I lOw in moisture, de-
livered, any Amount, $32 a ton,
Apply to Heber Davis, R 1 Centralia
Phone LaCan 9 r ,21 or Harvey
Gedbolt, Diitcltell, Box 384 Phone
on
41;71,L:v" 1.°44'1
1)Y Mrs,
F. 44' 1.. • I Titomeb,c. on theme were given by
Mils. Cl. Tnorapson, Mrs, Ni. ITIJOthor
l' nand Mrs, .N. Pini.a. •
i D.`40, nets wilioll included .11114113,o,
I rail call. collections, correspondence
followed,:...
-.i ;' ,,
i . MiA51.04. Band is to be held in -the
1/1 the Public S01,1001 after first 'or •
' year- once a inowlb, All children of •
i-. to- attend, Volunteers. to assist from ;
file community are cordially invited.
1,.1vierni lba.0 m gn,:Atixols.l!av . D .Auxiliary were Mrs $, Mc' '.
Plans. were made, for Dee. meet-
ing at home of Mrs, F. NilpitUrick
on Dec.. .1.1...
t The topic was given by Mrs. S, ,
McNair, The elesfsz 'lump. was 437, i,
Mae
G. Huether offered praye and I
Me meeting closed with the Rene-
diction.
A taSty lunch was served by the ;
hostese assisted by Mrs, S, Fischer
'and Mrs, S, McNair,
Maio, 'W. J, Pottle.
4
Miaii" Mary Lou McFarlane of ISItt-
erleo visited over the week-end with,
her parents, .Mr, and M,as. T. Mc-
Farlane, She was, accompanied by.
Miss Shirley Frisken, Denville who
is attending the 0, A. C, Guelph,
Miss Frisken ;visited with other rel.
:atives while hero.
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AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock at Lot 30,
Morris TwP.
114 North of Brussels
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11th
at 1.30 p.
`Durham cows, due to freshen
in March and April, thnd, milked
1 Reg. Sherthorn Bull, 2 yrs. old
3 Durham sheers, rising a yrs. old
3 Durham heifers. rising 2 yttv, old
8 steers and heifers
Spring calves
8 York Chunks, 100 -lbs.
1 Mac* team, filly and gelding
1600 lbs.. 12i yrs, old
1 Bay more, 10 yr. old., 1700 lbs.
These are 3 exceptionally good
horses. iai
1 get of Double Harness
'M. H, Cream Separator
Terms Cash
Auctioneer -- Harold. Jackson
11:00 PM
11:10 PM UNITER CHURCH W. M. St
OR )E,R NOW
Chrietmas iNew Year Turkeys.
EMT first choice in weight •—•
limited after Dec. 15.
Graham Work Phone 12 J 18
Brusseb
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ALL 'pERSONS having claims
against the estate of JAMES
PERRili) late of the Village of
Brussels, in ,tine County of Huron,
retired. Farmer, who died on or
about the twenty-first day of Oct-
ober, 1950, are hereby notified to
send Ito the undersigned on or before I
the 2i2nd, day pf Deoember. 1956, full
partlidulant of their claims in.
writing, Immediately after the 22nd.
day 'of December, 1956, the assets
of the estate will be distributed ,
among the panties entitled thereto
having regard only to claims of
which the Executors, shall then have
notice.
DAITED at BruSsels, Ontario, this 1
44, day of December, 1956.
CRAWFORD and HETHERINGTON
Solicitors for the Estate.
CBC Npaise,
— PM WpAtilell" Nor
Aldred )
11:15 PM — PM News - a A1Ot02* x0y1.6a
- 'of 1°402 news with lack ,
Bennett • :
11:25 PM PM 'Spoitts With 'Ale!
Kelinan,
Santa Claus Special
at
'LEACH'S, JEWELLERY STORE
20% Off 1847 Rogers Bros, and
Community Flatware
in. Sets of 26 pieces and up
You will find many other bargains
P. S. to • — You'll enjoy Channel 11411's poP4*
first-run movie's at 11:30 p,
Monday through Friday.
THERE'S GREATER ON VARIETY
r• ri
CFPL -TV LONDON
The Nov. meeting of the W. M. S, i
was held in the church parlour, Mrs. 1
H. Thomas presilding. Meeting open-
ed with a hymn followed with prayer (
by Met. M. Dennis. 'Scripture was i
taken by Mrs. T, Strachan. Each .I
member was asked to bring a guest
Roll call was ansiwered :by naming
your guest. Mrs. R. Walker intro. 1
,duced the guest speaker Mrs. Louise 1
Laviery of Listow'el. Mt's. Lavery, i
president of W. C. T. U. tor. Perth
County, attended the World conven-
lien held in Bremen, Germany this !
(
past summer. The speaker told of i
any interesting highlights of the
trip, convention, people land con-
1
dil/Ions in general, ,
( Mrs. Thomas. thanked tlie• speaker
on behalf of the members. .
Meet ing closed with a hymn and i
Mizpah Benediotion, i Lunch was served by Mrs. Strach- i
an, Mrs. Thomas end Mrs. M.
Dennis. ..
41.
ELECTRICITY AND MEDICINE
throughout the Store,
FOR SALE --
8 room. Brick home in village.
Heavy"wiring, telephone, hard water:
and soft water in house. All newly
decorated. In fine condition. Near
ichairefh, store, school. 'Molten
house, large garden and grounds.
W. C, 1VIcEachern for partic.
Oars Phone 75-5 BrUssels
WANTED
MEN": Write immediately for full
info/nation how to establish profit-
able Rawleigh business. You will be
Surprised at big results others
secure, No selling 'expefienee needs,
eary 'to start. ;Buy on credit, Golden
'Opportunity to build up solid business
Rawleigh's Dept. L-152-143,
Montreal. P. Q. '
APPLICANT'S WANTED
Apelleatimk will be received up
to December 18th. 1956, at the Huron
County Aerionitural Office, Box 310
Clinton, Ont to fill the position of
Secretary Treasurer and Fieldanan
--.4e---for the Huron County Federation,
of A erioultnre. Applicants please
st,ate age, qualifications, expel-r
fence, and calary expected. Lowest
applications' net necessarily accept,
,ed. For further particulars contact,
Gordon M. Grejg „.
Phone Clinton, 1-Tunter 29042 or
Thlussels Phlone 44 r 5
FOR SALE': — -
Highest prices mdd .or old hipitak
John 7.•Wr 71' .11onS • 101,Zik
Or
tl
NOTICE —
Cash paid for dead, Old, sick
disabled horses and cows.
Phone Atwood 153, collect.
n.. N..5,
";"11,ah,„W.,^S..
• 4:VA • •
Medical science continues to
advance well beyond the fir-
sighted concept of' even the most
optimistic predictions of a fe*
years ago. Electricity makes much
of that progress .possible. Today,
doctors use electricity in a variety'
Of Ways, from diagnosis to treat-
ment. Specialized lighting and
electrical aids to surgery 'Make
possible intricate operations un-
earned of half a century ago. The
X-ray, perhaps electricity's _great• -
est single ;contribution to Medicine,
has itself assisted in saving
thousands of lives.
t.
"50
YEARS OF
Electricity's role in iiediefrie is
certain to become increasingly Ira.
pottailt and its potentialities
greater as• more electroniC aids
come into general use. It is another
important way in which electricity,
the, silent co-worket :in so in,
projects, is continually being
to help provide higher otandaxda
fOofi'htiseaailtili., living and prosperity
Ontario Hydro will continue to
provide adequate supplies of power
to meet the needs of our hospitals,
henies,, farms and industries. •
Mr. Groeme MacDonald, Guelph,
spent the week-end at his home here.
. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Baket Detroit,
and Mr, and Mrs, Fred Martin and
Brenda, Thamesville, were here
attenclOg the funeral of the late
Peter Baker,
Mr, and. Mrs. Winston MCBEiCharn,
and daughters, ;with Mr. and Mrs.
War, MoEachern. .„.
The Ladies Aid cf Knox Pres.
sponsored a very successful
Bazaar on Friday lafternoon in
the Community Centre. The Bazaar
was opened at 3.30 by Mrs, Cecil L.
Thonipson. Offered for sale was
sewing, knitting. fancy- work. veg.
elabldg..hoine baking and. candy also
Christmas. cards. A fish pond,
in charge of Miss A. J, Forrest wah
kept busy by the thildren, Lunch
.was !serfriejdi Under the convener-
ship di Mrs. Maurice Cameron.- Tot-
al itc6ilpftp, foir the afternoon
motinted to over $100.
%to Evening Auxiliary : will hold
its Deeember meeting On Tuesday'
Dec. 11. at 8.80 in the home of Mrs.
Fred Kirkpatrick.
Lillie Jane .bemaeraon, beloved
wife of garf. MacDonald, passed
away on Nov. 15, in the Inglis Nur-
sling Home,- Atwood following an, ill,
ne,se of several months as the re-
sult of a stroke suffered early in
Jane. She Was mantled 37 years
ako and is' Stuivived by husband.
one son,Gerdon, and 'two datighterS, I
(Adele) Mrs. Jas. Ratliiiaori. Tor-
eintc4 and 615'er;4 Mit, Anthony
Bell. 'Cookaacille, and 11 .gratidchil-
dren, One daughter Is entedeceaSed,
A meinorlai Servide was .dondtieted
bY Mr. Neil L. ThOninzon of Knox
Presbyterian elturch, Cratiliteolt. at
the D. A, Rum Funeral on Friday
evening, NO, 16. A .scrivide 'teas -
held in Toronto at the Wm. Spence
Funeral Roane, on 11/folic-lay, Nov. 110:,
With internient in WOOdlaWn-.001ne--
trio,', •
The Ladies Aid held a meeting on
Nov.. ;212; at Mrs. KenMellonahre with
14 ladies present. preSid6itt,,
Mrs. Crintet'bri, V'eattled:
Plans Were Made tot it baelar On
Nov. 30: 112rtii ;Theinnabri presided I
over the 'eleetiolti of Officers: Prea,,
MI s KentiethalidDOtiald Vide Pros'.,
f6titky Ittieltlier; "See-, Mit, •
Earl Zatinn 'Breitia, Mn8C, Stanley
Fischer: Platte., MNS PlOrreSt
Next Meeting to be IVIlt• ROSS
veriihd. AuxiNoy
The Meeting was held oilNisi, ff
at, t1iIS dibble of M s, C. Ilionnigoa
•ntehibetd"itaegent Stitt vioa-
ffita§friolii, Mts. S. tileittliot in tile
chair
Mies 'L Nobel *aa lcitder and
.,'clioSe• "foe as li,se Site
eel the ilisetbik- With the dell to
Wersflitli:-A. Iliyiiin *Se follOWed by
1Wifele by Mi s, It. Mat.riasalit
;'el'Altilte, WAS read lit Ifni-SIM.
Bteity, 111,VeliterY tear
APPOildolekt`tt'l,
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