HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1958-03-12, Page 5CLASSiFzEb ADS.
FOR SALE —
(Timothy fend Alfalfa, Hay, baled,
John Aleock Phone 42r18
FOR SALE
,ellaunke et pigs.
Wellington Marks Phone 33r23
WANTED —
, Cattle for pasture; good gra.ss and
, lots of water, also 35 acres of crop
land to rent,
Joe Holmes Phone 15r5
WANTED —
Buggy shafts in good condition;
also Horses, mat or farm. -
Wilford Nicholson.
Phone 642r22 Mitchell.
WANTED —
To rent a 6 room house with bath
and. Hydro, in town.
Mr. mind Mrs,.-Walter Heist,
48 Royce Ave., Brampton, Ont.
FOR SALE.—
Good house in Brussels, heti).-
room, hard and soft water, garage
and hen house, large garden, an in
good condition.
Mrs, Wes. .Stelhensen,
Brussels P, 0. Phone 111x2.
FOR SALE —
Chicks — standard varteties, wide
choice. Special hybrids and broil-
er chicks. Pullets, some started.
Bray Hatchery, Hamilton er Mrs.
R. Barrett, R.R. 5, Brussels, Phone
54-12 .
'FOR SALE —
1 kitchen range, coal or wood.
1 oil Kieft heater.
1 electric brooder stove, 600
chick capacity.
1 coal br'oode'r stove, 400
chick capacity.
4 ail drums, 1 oil pump.
..T. W. Fischer Phone 90x
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TRADES TRAINING
OPPORTUNITIES
R YOUNG MEN
SII61VEE
Do you want to earn while you
learn a trade? Under the Canadian
Airny SoldierApprentice Plan, start.
lag 1st June, the Canadian Army
will accept a limited number of
young men for training in 19 differ-
ent trades:
The training course lasts far two
years and then the Apprentice
jersies three years Iwith a regular
mit, Training ttarte Fn September.
Under this plan the Apprentice
eiceiveS—
m Half pay to the age of 17 then
full paY
• 30 day; paid holidays a year
• Medical and dental care
• Travel and adventure
• A healthy active' outdoor life
TO be eligible eppliceeis must be
16, not yet 17, have a Oracle 8 edU,'
talon, and be 'able to meet Army
physical standards,
As only a limited number of applic-
=ants can be accepted make your
application early.
Moil the coupon beloW; telephone
Cr visit your nearest recruiting
station,
Army Recruiting Station. 89 Albert Street;
Ottawa, Ont.-- Tel 6-1887
Arra Ranking $tation, 164 W011600,814
Kingston, - Tel 4738
Army ilearnIting Station , 90 RictnOnd,St. W.;
_Toronto, leti;EM. 6-8341 Loc,278.
Iiinesonnel 604 Wolselny itarrethe,
Oxford Elliabeth St1.; London, Ont..
TeL 4-1601 Loc. 135
Army Keerbitliit Station, 230 Main St. W. North Bay, Ont.— Tel 456
Army ildthettrie SWIM, *King St..
Fealties, Oct. Tel. 2-8708 onitk.4
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.atrafeed Cemetery Mehlortatt., 38
AVOndale Ave., Phone 257W., Rey
Meanie and newt Pretty, iiroarieteral
For a memorial of hiking beauty
tit a r.ea:Seriable tilde and gitettanteiel
WerIttnatehie emitect our relniesent.
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FIRE INSAIRAlkitt CO.
Established 4
Inatireist
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Istotierty, Privets w
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and Contents In Towns and
14eri"1 Office AtWoo4,
Churches and Halii
'INSURANCE At east,' heel;
ORQM0TALIJA:ttU ia‘iii-MEWt or'
,o0oisrE
a
t your Nearest
Dniester or Anent
'W: (Dick) Whitfield'
iktridStorrii, Inattention'
illitietteliti Onto.
•
Viking Electeic .0ream Separator
Eleetrie Oat Roller (new)
• 18 ft. Hey Rack Wheel Barrow
7annine, Mill Set of Scales
Coleny House 12X14 ft.
13ronclor Slew e
1Ta nv Other Articles
Hey and Grain
500 hales of mixed liav, some loose
hay
300 bus. of ,oats
150 has. of Mixed grain.
1 Scotch opine. dog. •
Household Effects
Chesterfield and Chafes.
Chest of Drawers
Bedroom Furniture
Diningroo.m. Cheers and odd Chairs.
Extension Table
.2 Coal and Wood Stoves
Bedroom China Floor Covering
Many oTher Articles
Terms Cash '
Harold Jackson Carl Procter
. • Auctioneer. • Proprietor.
FOR SALE. —
Registered Boxer Puppies, three
months old.
James C. McNeil
Phone 76 Brussels
INSENce-Al ION .NWORIVIATtON
"For artificial toseronation tutor-
unatt on or servtee arum 5” tweeds of
cattle, phone the' waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association at;
Clinton H 17,5 - 8441 e.
Palmerston 49tt between 7,70
and 9.34 A, M. We here ail breees
available --- iitalitv et low cost"
1 ,PM
FOR SALE '—
Good House in the 'Village of
Brussels, bath, furnace, cupiboarde,
garage attached to house, large
elirden. Price $3500.00
150 Acre Farm, House, hydro,
large barn, Price $7000.00
100 Acre Farm, Red Brick
House, hydro, large barn and
8trawsheci, good cement stabling,
drilled well, 3 miles from 1 arge
town. Price $7800,00 half down.
100 Acre Farm, on County Road,
near store and school, 95 acres
arable, Frame House, bath, and
furnace, good bank barn, new steel
roof. Price $9800..00
100 Acre Farm., near highway
White Brick House, Bank Barn,
Price $11,500 half down,
S. C. Long, Realtor,
Brussels, Ont.
The nurse is_saving regularly
for a vacation trip
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The father is saving for the things
a growing child will need
Highest
Dead
Horses
'pick-up
torompt service witri
.equIpped trucks.
PHONE
Leroy Acheson
Atwood 153 collect or
George Hyslop
Wroxeter 2r15
Cash Prices Paid for
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
JO the Estelle of
Floc,enee Isabella Billeintean
ALT. PERSONS t chirps Sick or Disabled „ per ng , ix; miles gest of Belergye
0446016
Pigs aq
Yrrir Sow with Litter at fora
Poultry i
50 Hybree Hens 1 year old, •
Machinery
Allis. Chalmere model B Tractor, I
recently elverhaelecl,
2-furrow Plow,
2-section Spring Tooth Harrows.,
2 set of .Dianeond Harrows.
M.H. Disc Fertilizer Drill,
NUT, Binder. • Manure Spreader
All siteel 'libber tired Wagon.
,M,I-T., Side Rake . Hay Loader
TlArmn. Ttake 111.1-I. 6 ft. Mower
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock, /Machinery and
Household Effects
at Lot 6, Con, 4, Morris Towrtobip
against ale Eelfete ef, the above , FR,10„Ay e MARCI-t 14t,h --, 1 P.M, or Cows. Free 1 mentienedes iete of the village of ,;., Cattle,- on smaller animals. 1 1,1rueSele, in. the County Of Herchl, 1 3 Duel:min Cum due to freshen in
1
vonen retired, eciseoletencher, who died ee March.
or about the 15th .clay of February, 2 Durham Coves due ie Jeep,
I UM. are required to file proof of 1 Durham Cow due to freshen in fall. 1.
isalee with the undersigned on er 2 young farrow Cows.
before the 8th day of March, 1958. 3 Durham Heifers rising 2 yetis
ASter which date the Executors; will ' old. ,le:
proceed to disteibuto the &kat() . 1 Derbam Steer 2 year old.
having regard only 10 the claims of e Durham Steers and heifers 1 yor
which they :shall then have had old,
notice.
DATED at Brussels, this 20th day of
February 1058.
Crawford and Hetherington
Solicitors for the 'Executore
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TIBRUSSELS E POST
WINTERS' COZY;
NAVE YOU .MASSED 'EM?
MOOERNIZE YOUR ,
HEATING SYSTEM !
C G KRAUTER
P1.0-13INGI,HEATING
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HURON COUNTY
FEDERATION NEWS
(J. Carl Hemingway)
The Ontario Wheat Producers
annual meeting was held in the
King Edward Hotel, Toronto, last
Wednesday, Leg. Myers was re-
turned as President. and Russell
Bolton was. returned as zone direc-
tor fee lieree, Pertn, Bruce and
Grey counties. Edgar Lemon. .was
elected director-at-large for this
area. The. elleeetioe Celegate.s,
for the present, is on the number
of acres sown, but as soon as sta-
tistics'are available on the number
01 M a will
be ! b..,.
two elsees
Mr. Mecre, in his addree.., stat-
.ed that unless something is done
• within the next two years, agricul-
ture in the United States will be
controlled by large corporations,
We, in Canada, will soon be in the
same position if we fail to 'make
use of the marketing legislation
which the Provincial and Federal
Governments have made evaileele
to us. •
Aceordihe to Ms es.sers. the
percentage ol the consumers' food
dollar that the producer receives..
has dropped from 56 per cent 'to
40 per cent in the 'past five years.
Any increase in efficiency that has
been gained by the farmer has
resulted in a reduced price to the
consumer, rather than an increase
in income to the farmer,
Mr. Myers also suggested that ,
there was need for improved grad-
ing regulations at the producer
level, Compensation should be ar-
ranged so that storage casts can '
pe added, whether the grain .is
stored on the farm or in an eleva-'
tor. One thing urgently needed is
producer-owner cr, at least, pro-
ducer-controlled storage.
Freight subsidies er: western
grain are working a reel hardship
‘,n Ontarii produesre of wheat, but
perhaps the greatest weakness of
the past has been the lack of ac-
curate statistics on production and
sale of this product, As soon as
the Marketing Board becins open
ating this information will become
available and will prove very valu-
able when the Board negotiates a
price.
Both have a
bank account- and
:..opUrpose for saving
WANTED
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF JOHN ELMER RINN,
late of the Teevnellipi of Morrie in
the County of Huron, Laborer,
Deceaeed,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to the. Trustees Act, that
all ,creditors and others having
claims against the Estate of the late.
John Elmer Rime are required to
-send particulars of their claims,
duly verified, to J. W, RUST-IMF:MD,
Q. C, Solid :or for the Administrator
of. the .E.elate, on or before the 15th
slay of March, A. D, 1958, and that
after such date the Administrator
will 'proceed to dieltibute the assets
of the Said . Estate, having regard
Only to the claims of which he
shall then have had notice.
DATED at Wingham, 'Ontario, this
19th day Of February; A. D. 1958.
J. W. BUSHFIELD, Q. 0,,
WINGTIAM,• Ontario,
Solicitor for the Administrator
FOR SALE —
;2000 ibuishels 'choice mixed grain
(Moncalm. Barley and Ajax Oats)
suitable for seed. Price 85c a bus.
also 2500 bales: ohoice Alfalfa and
and Timothy Hay.
Apply to AlTrban Ducharme
Brussels, Phone 43r)
DEKALB STARTED PULLETS
FOR SALE' —
A number of Deitalb started
pullets, vaccinated for Newcastle
and bronchitis, ready for immediate
delivery at 16 and 18 weeks of age.
Price list on request Discount on
large orders.
Moore's Poultry Farm
R.11,3 Sdaferth, Ont. Phone 64r31
GOOD. USED BARN AND STABLE
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
Bealty rand Pedlax Stanchions and
Stalls; Cusecs.m. built ,Steel Cattle
Stalls with. ehain tie; Calf, cow,
steer and bull Pens; Pressure and
gravity Water BowlS; Steel Past for
been supports; Steel Litter Cartier
Pelee: Pipe and Stable' Fittings,
all sizes. apply tot
H. Keenig and Co.
Concrete and Steel Stable Builders
P.O. Box 31 Mildway, Ont, Phone 50
SCOTTS CHICKS, SEAFORTH
TIMBER, K137, LEGT-TORN
clay olds at 48c
Started KIMT3ERS
750 5 weeks old at 67c
1300 3.4 weeks old at 6.3c
Also ,Scott's Reds 330
Reds x Rocks 30c
Reds x Sussex 30e.
Sussex x Reds 30o
Mixed Chicks 16c
All Chicks Delivered
Agent
J. DAVIS BRUSSELS PHONE 51r23
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QUALITY 'FARM SEEDS
01141,
LEA WEBER on the tag 'Meanie,
QUALITY In the BAG.
LEA WEBER,LTD.
KITCHENER,
Your Local RePreaentieltiVe
HE NRY tttiVktit
WALt6N.
Phone BRUSSELS, 9044
lietote, . Itou t3uy let Jacksbt>
glue yoio ail .estimate'
on Aiuminuin. 'self 'storing: avindotva..
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Phone. ~etitorth 3W
Mrs, Annie L. Pierce
.40.* Nr3,4404(41/..4-404
IN HURON, VOTE FOR
Ill Cochran
who supports the
Nurse and father both agree that some things
ate too important to leave to chance. So.
like most Canadians, each Uses a chartered bank
for planned saving, making regular deposits
to accomplish a definite purpose.
Your own savings plan May be a short-term,
modest one—maybe a vacation trip, or new
drapes for the living room.• Or your goal
may be long-range, like providing more
security, greater comfort arid independence
for you and your family.
But whatever use you find for the Money yo*
save; ,you'll always be glad you saved it!
Save' at a 6aak * millions do!
Mrs. H. Y. !Petrick
• V. .Patrick Passed, away
Feb, 26th, 1903, 4n Nora.-rands
1Tendereon Hammon. • to re phe former sor,i
Left to mere is her beeeleni, ten.d.
dasesliter, 0, 'Gibbs (irene),.
two grandsons and two sisters, .Nirq •
E. F, Betoken (Priseilln), iSiprineforth.
Out, formerly Illensilton) end Mrs..
L. 14'. Sterheneon. MAO, Tilleee-
.• burg.
Mrs. Annie Lorena Pierce, a
former resident of Brussels, passed
awey :ii a Victoria Ti. C. Hospital.
en Feb. 20th.
Born at LeadltrY, McKillop Town-
ship, en July 1st, 1876, she moved,
when e child, with her parents, the
, -bee Mr. and Mrs. T-Tegh Wm. McKay.
( to the Brussels district, where she
, lived for over 30 years,
In 1918 she mm-ed to 'Saskatche-
wan. near Graven. Toter she made
her home in 011iver, B. C. for 20
I rears, the last three years she re.
fi -sided in VencouW:er B. C.
( Her husband Hiram Pierce died
i in 1962. -
• Survivini' are one .eister Nes
Marion AlleLean of Winnipeg, Man.
roe brother Angus McKay of
New Westrrenster ' B. C. two
nirrop,p. M,"s. Emma, Dale of 'Win
ninee lane Seise D. McLean of
Beeina, Sack. and one nephew A. ,., •
Pole at Winnipeg •
Funeral services • in Hayward's' !'
Chapel ,ree Feb. 25th, with Rev. Wm,
Allan affleiating.Interment was in
Cotwoed Burial Park.
WALTON
LIBERAL TEAM
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Achilles who attended.
the Taylor-Achilles wedding on Sat-
urday, aftermloon were: Mrs. Mar-
garet :Turner and son Fredy of Hurst,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ziegler. Guelph,
and Mr. and Mr. Robert Cole, Min-
ton. -r•-1 ee:1-1,*
Mrs. Belle Boyd, elf McKillop, is
visitf~ra g her sister-inlaw, Mrs.
Maud Learning.
Miss Jean Mills, of Lonelion. spent
the weekend with her parents, kr.
encISMrs. Berl Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Broadfeet
Melted with Mr. and Mrs. John Hen-
Iderson, .3:ea:teeth over the week-; e.,. end
Mr. ,Herb Kirkby, Toronto, was a
week-end visitor with his phrente
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ndrkhy.
headed by
LESTER B.
PEARSON
See and hear Bill Cochrane
CFPL-TV — Thursday, March 20th
at 6:20 p.m.
CKNX-TV — Friday, March 21st
at 7:00 p.m.
(Published by Huron Liberal Association)
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