HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1947-3-19, Page 3THE BT USSELS POST
Wednesday, March 17th, 1947
AUCTION SALE CRANBROOK
The undersigned has been Ire
struoted to sell by Public Auction et (jj The. Women'a eillsetun,tey Sudety
Wye Lot 19, Concession 12, I of Knox Church held its twgnhu'
Grey Township on monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs, Dan Hueth'' on Wed., Meech
FRIDAY, MARL,H 28th 12, having been postpone! from
Sale commences at 1 p.m, sharp Mmreh 5 cit account of blecioil rt,r1e.
I10ItSI S Tho president was in the chair fm'
1 Belgian horse rising eight (dark the first part of the meeting. Hymn
brown) 535 "Let Christian faith and hope
1 Clyde horse, 13 years 01d (bay dieted" wee need for the opening
COWS and Mrs. Huether led in prayer.
1 Durham cow, 4 year old, due I Mra. Rohr. Gordon read Matt. 5, ver,.
April 9 es 1 -en, the s''retary pearl the
1 Brindle cow, 3 year old, clue minutes which were d""lrr•''•d
June 24 approver!. Pleven responded to the
1 black cow 9 year old, due April 11 roll rail by "repeating a verse of
YOUNG CATTLE scripture." Several business Reins
1 black steer, rising 2 years were dealt with and Hymn 5{1
2 Durham heifers, rising 2 years 'Where erns the prowlea ever= of
CALVES life" was song. T14n o,Terire• erne
3 black yearling calves taken by the treasurer. Mrs, Robt.
POULTRY Campbell. In the absence of Mrs.
125 mixed hens C. Omstrad, group eonv'nnr•, \Ctrs.
MACHINERY Martin MacDonald now took char^.'
Massey-Herris binder 6 ft. for the study period. She gave a
Massey -Harris mower 5 ft. meditation on "Thy Kingdom Come."
Sharp dump rake Tw8.111 cher• and 'Hymn 249 'Thy kingdom come" --
Steel land roller, Frost & \Y'ood 01' bended knee, was sung. Following
2 furrow gang plough the Introduction to the study
77 Fleury riding plough period, readings on the following
13 Fleury walking plough missiona:rlos, Wm, Carey, Henry
Cockeittntt 11 disc, fertilizer drill, new Martin, The Buchanan and Dr. John
Frost & Wood hay loader Wilkie, were read by Mrs. T. D.
Set harrows, 4 section N(acavei', Mrs. M. Engel, Miss
Scutller Oobber wagon 3" tire Foi'es:t, and Mrs, Martin Mac -
Gravel box and stock rack Donald. Hymn 393 "Arm of the
Hay rack Hay car and pulelye Lord, awake, awake! was sung and
Set sleighs with flat rack, Mrs. Mecdver pronounced the hence
set 6 foot bunks diction. The hostess served refresh.
1 buggy .rubber tire meats end a sociel time was enjoyed
2 stone boats by all.
Jumper cutter with chimes The township snowplow was a
Root pulper Cutting lox welcome eight in the viils;ge on
Set 2000 lb. scales Tuesday of last week.
1 pig crate Harvey Hunter has returned to
Cream separator DeLaval 550 lbs. his home here atter having spent
Fanning mddl Grind stone the past month doing carpenter work
Set slings 1 sling chain at the home of Eldon Mann, 14th
2 hay forks Set double harness eon. Grey.
Set single harness Henry Gorsalitz Is holding a clear.
3 horse collars ing auction sale on Friday afternoon,
4 new cow chains March 28,
12 cedar fence posts Rev, 1. D. MacIver attended Pres.
300 ft, dry lumber bystery in Clinton on Friday, March
2 sets doubdetrees and whiffletrees 14th.
22 foot ladder a neck yokes The Young People's Society met
1 bag holder, Goat robe, in the church basement on Monday
Horse blankets evening. March 17th under the
Set of hand clippers and singer leadership of the missionary group,
Set of ropes and pulleys and clamps Very interesting missionary slirira
Woven wire stretcher were shown on "Northern Ontario"
Set of team bells by Mr. Ma'Tver and Hymns 545, 502
A quantity of Rork Elm and 544 were shown of the screen
A quantity of mixed grainand sung. The scripture reading
A quantity of mixed hay was taken from Romans: 10, 845.
2 lanterns, pails, crocks, tub barrels, The Mizpah benediction was repent -
saws, 2 scoop shovels ed in unison and lunch was served
1 new grab hook by the social committee.
Wooden hail, springs and mattress -
Logging chains, binding chains The Young Women's Auxiliary of
Number of halters Hoes, Shovels
Forks and other articles too tomer
MIS to mention,
TERMS CASH
HENRY C. GORSELITZ, Proprietor
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer '
AUCTION SALE OF
BUSINESS PROPERTY
In the Estate of W. H. RINEHART
Deceased.
The Undersigned Auctioneer has
been instructed to sell at
BRUSSELS, on :SATURDAY, MARCH Mrs Art. Nichols, Elena Twp., is
22nd, 1947 at 1 p. m., the following i eperding s few days at the home of
property: her father, Louis Steins,
The northerly paint of !sot 192, f Clifford Airlock had his tonsils
Weat ald's survey, on the east side removed last week at the home of
ar
of Tnrnberry Street, in the; Village Dr, Myers, Brltssels,
of BRUSSELS, known as the
GRAHAM BLOCK, having a frontage
on Turnberry treat of 65 ft 5 In. by a
depth of approximately 132 ft,
On the said property is located a
three-etorey brick building, contatn-
ing ,three stores, three apartments,
large bale and other rooms,
This property will be offered for
(tale at the premises subject to a
reserve bid and in one block or in
Parcels.
TERMS OF SALE
20% on day of :Sale, hal cc, with
In 60 days,
Further particulars may be bee
fnom :
Frank Donnelly, K,O,
Goderiell,
Solicitor for the Estate
Harold Jackson,
Seaforth, -
Auctioneer,
Knox Church are holding a Thank•
offering meeting in the church on
Monday evening, March 24 at which
a set of up-to-date slides no 'Tour of
Tndin" will be shown.
On Sunday evening, April 9th, at
R o'clock the choir of Knox Church
*ill present an Easter service,
Caivhn Cameron attended the
funeral of Will Currie in Galt re-
cently.
Mrs, C. Omstead is visiting in St.
Thomas with her sister, Mrs, ,Jas,
MrCa iml,
ill Ti
g ass ie !°
FOR SALE -
11 young pigs.
Phone 42-1,8 Wel. Blake
FOR SALS—
A guantitp of Beaver Oats, grown
from certified sent!.
Phone 554-1G Col•dwht Knight
MAN WANTED—
for Rnwleigh business, Soil to
1500 families. Good profits for
hustlers. W rite today. Rawleigh's
Dept. ML. -A -152-S, Montreal, Que.
WANTED TO RENT—
A garage near the Canadian Bank
of Commerce, Brussels,
R. G. McBride.
FOR SALE—
Eleetrle motors rewound and re•
paired, Expert workmanship. Moder-
ate prices. New motors in stock.
Bettger Industries,
649 Ontario Street,
Stratford, Ont.
NOTICE—
"Part time opportunity for women
of above average intelligence for oc-
casional work interviewing M con-
nection with public opinion: surveys,
Salary. No selling. Write: Canadian
Facts Limited, 19 Melinda Street,
Toronto, Ontario.
FOR SALE—
Bray chicks, immediate delivery,
dayold, started: cockerels, pullets,
unsexed, March chicks, growing to
prodution late summer, early fall.
winter—all needed for these markets_
Home and abroad. Now's the time to
to get them. Get prices from agent.
order now, Wm. Glee Bray, Ethel.
FOR SALE—
Bray Hatchery has chiles various
breeds available now. Such as N, H.,
Black A.ustradorps, L. S. 'c N. H.
Cockerels, pullets, non -sued. Some
started. Contact ns and save time.
Let as have your needs. Order for
April delivery also, Agent --Wm, Glen,
Bray, Ethel.
FOR SALE -
1 -50 -acre Farm, good buildings;
1 -75 -acre Farm, good buiiding_e,
hydro,
1 -100 -acre Farm good buildings
and silo.
2 -100 -acre Grass Farms.
J, C, Long,
Real Estate Broker
Phone 84 Brussels, Ont,
AN OPPORTUNITY—
Established Rural Watkins District
available. Tf you are aggressive,
and between the ages of 25 and 55—
have or can secure travel outfit,
this is your opportunity to get estab-
llsl("ed in a profitable business of
The regular meeting of the Young i your own, For full particulars write
People's. Society of Knox Church, today to The J. R. Watkins Companv
wse held in the church hnsement on Dept. 0-11-4. 2177 Mason St, Montreal
Monday evening. Mrs, Earl Dann Que.
presided and Mrs, 1VDaciver, convenor
of the devotional group continued
with the interesting study on Luke,
chapter 11 to 17 being used. Scrip-
ture readings were given by Alex
Cameron and Gordon Engel. Rev,
T. D. MacIver led in player and the
secretary, Kenneth Knight, read the
minutes and recorded the meeting,
The men and teams have been
kept busy sinee the recent had
storm breaking through the heavy
drifts, To a great number of places
the amuck is winding through fields
and wherever the hanks were,
sm:ailest, It ie hoped the roads
will soon be open to cars again,
IrEFF ERS GREY
MACHINE SHOP
!of Mrs, Geo, Warwick, 3rd con, has
rot:urnrd hone atter a vey pleasant
Acetylene and Electric visit at the benne of he son, Roht.
Welding Warwick, Toronto,
Our shop is eduipped to de
First _Class
Welying
And Lathe Work
Your Patronage Solicited.
Good Service Assured.
Agent for
Surge Minting Machines tnlddcatherie are that this Will bo a
Phone 65-r-9 Brussels, Ont. geed 6eai5011 for maple syrup.
Will J. D, Cardiff, 7th cbu., who
Was fooling rather indisposed during
last week, was taken to the K. & W.
Hospital, Kitchener on Sunday
where he underwent an operation
for appeiitlioitis, lits really friends
hope tor a speedy recovery,
FOR SALE—
You'll went March chicks, Kitchener
Big -4 Chicles, immediate delivery,
or we'll book your order for later.
They'll be in time to catch good mar-
kets. For meat and eggs. Special
March prices, pullets, cockerels —
some started. Canada Approved,
breeders pillion= tested. Reliable.
healthy, fast growing. Save time,
contact local agent Miss IDT, Grewar,
Brussels Phone 72,
FOR SALE—
Day old corkerel bargsins for
this week and next, Barred Rocks,
New Hampshires, New Hamp-
shires X Barred Rocks, Light
Sussex X N e w Hampshires
54.95, AssentedHeavies 4,75, Barred
Rook X White Leghorn, White Leg -
born X Barred Rock 52.00. White
Leghorns 51.00, Two week old add
$6,00 per hundred, three week old
add $8,00 per hundred. Special
price on four week old Barred Rook
Cockerels 514.95. Four ween old
Assorted Heavy cockerels $13.95.
Large Egg Quality add $1,00, Special -
1Y .Selected add $2.00 per hundred to
above prices, Shipped C1.0.0. Tiila
adv'ebtlsentohit must accompany
your order to receive these. special
prices.
Top 11(1-tell.-tell.Chickeries, lt�Uelph, Otit,
FOR SALE— Wartime Price and Trade
House on the corner of Market Board information
and John St. * * *
Mrs. Ada Sanderson Phone 47x Questions And Answers
* e
Q: -1 there a ceiling pre-, nn
1947 sale of maple syrup?
A: -There Is no ceiling prig' on th,
11)47 crop of syrup. Howes; cell!' g
FOR SALE—
Toung mare rising 4 fears, wel
Woken, also a violin like new, can
be seen at Win. Procter's Were,
Phone 23-r-11 )mining 1946 crop.
IFOR SALE— Q: tun renting an ups'airs spar(-
tt Queen Oil Burning Bronner Store meats. There to a long stai:way to
3 Air»tate Wood Burning ITeatr), my apartment. There is only one
2 Banner Galvanizer' Dustless Ash very din! light at the !tread of the
sifters. stairs whirls leaves the iewe•r 1,11
2 Simonds Cross -cut Saws. and stairs in darkness, It I or one of
All newstackat a rednerl price. my attests were to fall down Over
.T. IT. Stretlon Phone 5x claire: wunlrl not the land!a1 be
regnla t.lo n e
govern salt, of any re.
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS!
Household NereeelHoe for Home
Sr'rviee, Make from '135. to 560. 11
uerk 01. more, owned dne to your
efforts. We have the fete -tory yon
have been waiting for, if you have
the travelling equipment!! Very 1111!.•
capital needed. Write for FREE de-
tails to -- FAMILF"Y, DEPle F. 1091
Delorimer, Montreal,
REPAIR MAN WANTED
Applications for the position of
repair man for all schoois in Morris
Township will be received nn til
April 2. Duties to Include all
general repair work. Appliee•ions
will state the rate of p•a.y request •el.
RALPH S. SHAW.
BBtevate, Out.
TENDERS FOR WIRING SCHOOLS
Tenders will be received until
April 2 by Morris Townsdtie School
Board for the installing of electric
wiring in two school, S.S. No, 8 rod
No. 10 Plans and specifications may
he had from the secretary. Work to
be done during next summer boli -
days,
RALPH S. SHAW.
Blnevale, Ont.
FOR SALE—
Bargains in two, three and four
week old cockerels, while they last,
Barred Rock, New 1=Tmnpehl'e x
Barred Rock, New Hampshire, two
week old 10.95. Assorted Heavies
10.75. Three week old add 2.00. four
week old add 4.00. Large ege
civaltty add 1,00, Specially Selected
add 1.00 per hundred to above prices,
Also pullets and non -sexed chicks
at bargain prices. Shipper! C,0 D.
This advertisement must accompany
your order to receive these special
prices.
Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ont.
y
liable for any medical expensee,
:1:,. -'rI o wartime Prtees and
Trade Board has no jurisdiction over
the problem on which you ask not
advicr., This is a matter of -toil low
involving negligence end contract.
Your own lawyer will he able to advise
you felly and completely o1, thee.
matters.
* * d,
Q: ---Dees the Wartime Primo and
Trade Board have any control over
the prices of fur coats, 'Thee are
terrifically high at the present time.
is it possible that prices will cone
clown?
A:—The Board has no :egulatlnns
regarding prices of fur touts. It is
impossible for any one to state an
eurately if prices will come down,
since they are governed by the laws
of supply and demand.
* * *
Q: --Can you tell me how muuch the
sugar nation will he increased?
A;—The increase in sugar ration
effective -on Aprtt 1, based on an
estimate of the 1947 crop Is four
ponds per person during the balance
of the year. It is stressed the. this
increase is based on an esthnate at
a erop which is not yet nareeeted or
manufactured.
* *
Q: Do you have any recipes tot
desserts which save sugar?
A:—The Board has issued no such
recipes but we have a supply of sugar
saving recipes issued by a private
company. If you will send 1' your
name and address we will be glad to
forward you one of these panlpnleta.
FRANK KIRKBI
Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron County
Rates Reasonable
Satisfaction Guranteed
Phone Seaforth 842-r-24 Ethel, Out.
R.R. 4, Walton, Ont
_yT,
miss Mary Den ser,: 're.rr.::: for
the meeting' of the Women', ln5'i-
tuts, The president, Mra, .1, ;I.
Smith, presided. Carresponeene- 011-
sieted mainly of incl recti of
hi,: the disari, t pr t.i -lied
Supper,.- 91' . Ceti ,Tnhnstnr. wee,
Chars, Mathere and Mee lemma
Johnston were named a nominating
committee.
In answer to the roll cal, 0+u;