HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1947-10-22, Page 4DOM INION Or
;5?''BONDS .
412, due November" 1, 1957
he'r'e been called kr payment
November 1, 1947
These bonds should be presented for
rea, rrpticn with all coupons of Tater date
at aci,a l• Not ft,rther interest will be paid
on these borf.s atter this dote.
GRAN ROOK
1Ttt>nrPu t' La tt:
!u the al ii of tit Mtn, ,,.
D. MacIvor. tvlrn ovelected
'i•HF. Illd SELS POST
CL EAtIiNC hied
Farm. Farms ,,;n t.. Implements I lass ;�'
TIiUFOR SALE—
Indo E, st 1lytir Jen elI TTeattng Stave
1 mil
Phone 110X,
30 Pigs
j Anniversary Services in old :et. .3;„. it ,d
t n.lr, w': Chnrrh. Bivt11. on Sunday, 12 Durham cora
the serclre In Knox t hu : h leen, tens Full line of tut ' =:+
conducted by Rev William #erre of ., t,,, of stay
Paris. Mr. Moore preached on the 700 bee „f al+r
e144«, t Grnl's
Inoue. ,,f + if tt;' GEI;ALD
and the choir tarer the anthem. LEW RC1WLAN!'.
the Lord" by Noltt
Al the • erring. servioe in 0i,1 `t.
,\•,d•'t-w'.; inn reit ttlyrb .411 Sunday.
he (`ranhrnok m'r1 gn'trtett" onO•
Sistine of Lyle Gordo'1, Mon iTueth"r,
r, t+ 11 n n 111 and T,IOyd Attend
1
sale': two sol, rtinns a„11 Airs. C'r,,: "e
S
,' rj train r:
Michel =ant the solo,
G;,}'1 re”
Holiday rlshors with Lyle and 11rs.
, Gordon end Mrs, C. (trn t ad were
. 'iii -• Mand awl Ka 't n tinracn,
,�, *_ - ,.,,.+a-_ ,,.'"^s`_"'='--_-. '. V7 ilticrbnre, C('tu. and Mrs Cor,lr,t
,
\R•, :..,l "1r lest tllr's '0 11'. (s,.t:,,aotttao. and Will and :qrs.Minter,
gAMEsYO N ';, h rt Anr+aid.
:We extend our syn,n r.l • •h and Mrs. Harvey Mulligan nee .Jinn and u Bitable and Douglas,
'1.. 1st, !Txori. (ralhraitlrt, vii., worn 'twirled London. spent thew ek-end with
slate•. - anti m nrh. M I,n,'ron.
Hugh Stanley McDonald. ;rho , on Saturday, October 11th. DorisD t tight t 1Fredi11'Trn Mr".
Martin, 'Phames�
passed away on Octob>r "rd, in bre tt r 11 known here. having
year. Stanley h:vt not en,iat ed 1 -e hoof for the nasi three years in S. rifle, w -•i e WetIt-end 1 isitore at. the
48th.. a No. t (troy We wish th' ni many house of Peter and Mrs. 13,r'ter.
'ter' good health for sometime, and' S.
''--'-',-nrr home to elle etmily r ,.t• years 01 health and happiness as . Alvin and Mrs. Pride .and family
e, where he pasewei a ray. Th+, they journey through lite. Waterloo, visited wide Mrs. J. Pride
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noel Mr. and
1 er the T t attended the MEN WANTED-
11rs. H. Ti.+s
e,
-al w:is held on \Toohey, October Yr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell and
;o Brussels oemetnrv, w t , - ..I.or.
menu n.
tins were laid to rest in the for ral of 'lletr mete the late Mr, 335, to $00. A WEEK! Your own
family plot. Stanley McDonald. business! No boas, no timr Clock,
Mine Mary Bransnaw +Pert 1 \V.A..; ?,i.,. :Ind Mrs. Selali Breckenridge independence! The leading line rf
recently with her :deal. Miss Betty visited on Sunday with the letter's Timone Service Products, If you wn
Wilson of Glenn Orchard, Muskoka. Parents. Mr. end Mr,. R. Stokes, a icarin Brate cin the t eri country,
tr Full other
Miss Tess'e Mcnon ld tom is work- 'learnt cry. spent fmmiatiek FREE on request, n Cnctt-rout "r 'arrow tl^n'Lnnghh
real, the staff a the Rank of Jinni- Mrs. S. McKenzie of Toronto, 4sectionksb tlr'!^ " o
Toronto, spent Thanksgiving the week end with hr sister, Mrs. FAMILEX, Dept. C. 1000 Delorlmier, i - Cnrkshntt h!^' P
with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford MCAlilater.
,At.E
CL.E4.R1hu ' '•
of Horses. n igs,
Im,rhrent„ Et•
TOM ltlrt'4c.ULL
Lot 15, .7.0o.7, Township
THU,iSO:av - i1i$ ',fth
Sale commence , , 1 ,'r:mok sharp
1 r ltd yrs
1 ftantl 11'^
FOR SALE—
Sprayed APplei Northern Spies.
Allan Searle Phone 13 r,4,
FOR SALE—
1 retuic'a' \'neunnl (Mennen, in good
condition.
\pPIY Mrs, B. Cousins.
ntr. h,n „ t' bred
1 ,its• ,1 Yrs. ,,., }n D.-:. 15
1 eon fresh. calf •it feet
Rtlirl;i; r ',TTI.i')
Tnt'11' 4411 heifers*,
(about S'" .` •
4 Durham belie:_
Tntrh:tm calves
PLC`;
1 son% flue ttnu •
0 chunks
S1H"'T'.l,
11 soder=ter 77.''
1 rani lamb
FOWL
70 Sas,..' 11rn•'. h :•r old hens
IMPLEM feNTa
Montreal.
t11 F1. rultiyatle'
Cockshii f fortill7cr
(like new) oline lamp and lantern.
Mower twit. hay rake James Pestes Phone 33.r.7
• 11, TT. drnphead hay 'Mlee (like rete
11cCnrm irh-Deerin^_• 7 f+ hinder FOR SALE-
1(Scuffler 'Pmol) seeder Car Radio, R.C.A. Victor; Electric
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1147
HAT WOMAN doesn't want to improve her
home ... whether she lives in city or country? ... Kitchen,
bathroom, living room, playroom, verandah ... there is
always something that can be done to make work easier,
life more comfortable, But such plans take money --and
most women want to be sure they can be properly carried
through before they start.
That means savings, and that's where Canada Savings
Bonds come in. You may purchase up to $1000 in any
one naive. They are as safe as Canada, and may be
cashed at your bank at full face value any time. They
pay 23/ S:: interest for good measure, and are registered
in the owner's name for protection in case of loss. They
may be bought kr cash 00 oil easy instalments.
The whole family call get behind your plans to make
your dreams come true with Canada Savings Bonds.
Consult your bank or investment dealer today.
-ma/ ever b 6 I yea gear
SECOND SERIES
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A k51ei}'zel" . MTPRO rn,.rr irIgA igki$:LEY<k,' ",c� M ea
".} drill
FOR SALE--
A quantity of mangnldq. -
I rater Stewart, Brussels.
FOR SALE-
75
ALE-5 year•old hens, TTampehtre--•Rock
cross.
Phone 44•r-14.
FOR SALE-
2
Slams with an apartment over
on Turnherry Street, Brussels.
Apply Box 322, Cndetich Ont.
FOR SALE—
11'„�bu.,. ;4 •.i !-1Chibfet• ..1211a. i.'.17'
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NOVEMBER 81 ?ll
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all lIS:OOP.hr• eked,,,, N
•_'ref 10rb,
RETURN: ,
Move br"4:th.n+ i ..At,;,,, • rot
Christian influence
Wood m' Coad Heater, in good con-
dition.
Phone 15..
FOR SALE
..Apples. Tomlin Sweets, Baldwins
(eider Apples,
Win, Hall Phone 53-r.10.
FOR SALE—
A 5 tube Westinghouse (battery)
trent el Radio with full set of
batteries, cheap for quick sale, come
in and see at at The Post.
FOR SALE -
2 Cows, One part Durham and
Holstein due in Nov., One Holstein
Cow due in Jan, Both young.
Earl Mills Phone 41.1'•16
FOR SALE--- �~
Philco Flattery Radio, also a gas -
Turnip
nnl,r'r irindFtnre Rangette; Baby Pram, blue Gendron,
, Wagon Wagon box all in excellent oondill on.
Phone 21.
' Stock rack Gravel 1'ox
Wagon Hay rack
1 Set sle?ghs i'!Y rack
Sleigh box Sieigh monks
i Buggy tri ;'tr>F, ri,)(, lbs.
!Fanning mIl}. =et ens
Extension ladder Len. ladder
Wh'e stretcher, Forks
Chaises. Shovel, Tents
Articles tau num crnta to !lint Inn
HAY AND 7t(A1N
. Mow of bay
11(1 buss mixed grain
hnanti'ty of wheat
1 pet 4ulib?, flare,•: ,•ali:,rs. bridles
1 set 11,4114:, 1,0)1( 4}•r'r harness,
collars, ete.
Large quantity e"cin -arils, hags
1 Collie '1,,g 1Ti1k can
Sugar kettle Churn
IIOT'FPTIOI.D t r'FELTS
81eClary kitchen ran :••
Heater
Cont on -torr- '111 1 or' -ti
2 beds
Chest of drawers
Stand At in chair
TERMS (;ASH
REAL ;;STATE
1,10 'pere f;,•,1, hydro,
hank barn tripe straw =he'd • imple•
menu shed, frame 1.-,n:fe, terms an-
nounced day of sale.
TOM TURNBULL, Prep:ietne
ROBT, PATRICK, Cleok
LEWIS ROWLAND, Auctioneer
MAO HER
PROUD TO
fe4.JHeRii HER
tea 4'...:
MAN WANTED—
for Rawleigh Route. Real oppor-
tunity. We hell) you get started.
Write Rawleigh's, Dept. MI.rt-152 0,
Montreal.
i Q The
PROUDEST
'0 NAME in
DiemonoLt
Buy this
ring with
conftdenoe
--knowing
Itt In tocan
teed awtes
FOR SALE -
2 Storey House in Village of Brus-
sels, hydro and hardwoof (100111, good
location,
Also a number of good farms.
J. C. Long, Real F,stat? Braker,
Brussels, Ont.
WANTED—
Man for steady travel among con-
sumers in Brussels. Permanent cen-
t 0cttnn with large mannraytturer
Duly reliable bustler considered.
Write Rawleigh Dept. No. ML -J-152•
131, Montreal, -
Needed
Hon. Russell T. r(eiley. trtrtari'o
Minister of Health, declared. in a
t•ecernt speech that white Seevlc^
Clubs have in recent yease tnit"l
over some of the work- originally
carried on by the church: there never
was a greater need of Bo influence
of Christianity than t,eday. He
farther stated that of hors and elrls
in reformatories, only a very small
percentage had even attended SundaYv
School or been affiliated in any
with a church. The, greatest assets
'11 any country he said, are the boys
and girls, and he arena every p0sisille
effort to mould rightly the c:hero'
in their youth.
WANTED—
Wanted flocks to sootily us with
hatching eggs foe th'e 1948 hatclri tg
season, Flocks initial and blood -
tested free. Guranteee premium
Plus hatchability premium paid, For
full details write Twedtlle Chick
Hatbcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont.
- - - ..
FOR SALE -
100 acre farm, lot 1.0, con. 10, Grey,
good buildings, barn 03 x 50 WW1
litter carrier and water inside,. ' hog
pens 23 x 35, implement shed 24 x 30,
5 acres of bush, 30 acres plowed.
Possession in November, price
$4500,
,Lamb Hollinger Phone 33ere12
6O
ceatte
fell six`, eyr-
s*Iop will
'spook
bee* saner
And no wons,gor1
It's M
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Vi. G. LEACIJ
Jevallsr --- E4rosola
Remembrance Jay R •majus
Novewber lith
14emembrtinee Day in rtend.: ie
still November 11, ee•epit., the fact
the Disked Kingdom. will observe
Sunday. November 3, as Beuren.
Memel. Day for the dead of the First
and Second World Wars, a aotte
Deq=arttnemt of0elet has announced.
The official said it ,vas the pram•
tine in England for the Kin; to
uit'ect by proclamation the day to
be set aside for this mimosa,
while in Canada, Remembrance Day
is fixed by statute ..s a November 11
holiday, and the date could be
changed only by an Ant of i'arlia-
ment. Remembrance Day has never
been a holiday in the United King-
dom.
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LOOK AT YOUR LABEL —
AGENT WANTED—
We are constantly receiving re-
quests far our g'tiranteed products
in your locality. Why not handle the
agency derive an income of 135, to
$00. weekly? Exclusively assured.
i 1f you have selling abilitY, start
NOW! FAMILEX, Dept, B. 1600
Delanintier, Monntreai.
I"HELP WANTED --MALE"
AN OPPORTUNITY—,
Bstabilshed Rural Watkins District
available. If you are aggressive,
land between the ages of 25 and 55 -
have or Can secure travel outfit,
this is your opportunity to get estab-
fished in a profitable business of
Your own. For full particulars write
today to The J. R, Watkins Company
Dept, O.B-4, 2177 Mason St., Montreal,
Que.
--_
FOR SALE —
PRIVATELY
1 double bed with. springs
1 single bed with mattress and
springs
1 divan ett1?
I cook 01OVe
1 davenport
Inug9x12
2 heavy lep rags
1 wringbr
i
galvanised tub
1 stand table
Phone 57X .
eSNA ( G
LL)
fu's a trick to focusing for shots of this type which requires your'
,rr;'to be art foe the total distance from camera to mirror to Rubjeet,
NfiRRORED SHOTS ,
another point to remember. This is
that you will want both the subjeet
and the reflection in sharp focus.
And to de this, you need a small
lens aperture which gives good
range of sharpness.
As an example, in making this
picture the over-all distance from
camera to mirror to subject was
nine feet. However, the girl's left
shoulder was only about five feet
from the camera, So a small lens
aperture was used to insure sharp
focus everytvbere between live feet
and nine feet.
Another thing to remember in
Pictures of this type is to be sure
that the camera and the photogra-
pher are not reflected in the mirror
--unlessyotl wish them there. This
cmc be done by selecting your
camera angle carefully. And you
will want to place your lights
equalru, too, are
not reflectelycadefinlly theso glassthey,
220 —John van Guilder.
A FRIEND of aline cause upon
today's snapshot not long ago
and wanted to know how the pic-
tnre-was taken. "I've tried to take
similar pictures," he' said, "and
never had very much luck. Most of
thein have turned out badly, whether
taken indoors with a mirrored re-
flection or outdoors with someone
reflected in a pool.”
His trouble, we discovered. has
been in focusing. For there's a trick
10 focusing for a picture of this
sort. Instead of focusing on the
mirror, it's necessary to focus for
the total distance from camera to
411ir1'01' and from mirror t0 subject.
For instance, if the camera -to -
mirror distance is seven feet and
the mirror -to -subject distance two
feet, the camera should be focused
for the. total of nine feet.
The farther your subject is from
the mirror, the more important this
becomes. On the other hand, where
your subject is close—as is the little
girl in today's illustration—there's
erretitiliiptepo
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Promptly and Efficiently Removed
Simply Phone Collect
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