HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1947-11-29, Page 4iud a' in til nutlet,, 4c -c r,o,- ..t the °'"'.11110 National Barley Contest
lo 'Yor unto, last week. Five
n-
inerswere selected toago onto the lOntario-Quebec Inter -Provincial
retest three ,Ois ntario judges' be run (L, (Leto R.) Prof. Robein the new rt Keegar. an, O.A.Cwn .
e the t et imental Farm, Ottawa; and
Dr.
r.L. Guelph; P. R. Cowan, Do Central F :p on •
rmer
i.nnthe On Ontario Section was rHarold K.nNe Nesbitt of Britannia Bay,i near
. Other
Ottawa,
n theirho corder lsowere William Lowe, Fort Frances; Johrst prize w,inner for Carleton n K1ukc'•
Renfrew; Robert S. Sparrow. Kinburn; Martin L. Dowdall, Perth.
CRANBROOK
'lL.auluas c,t: alt- 11'.a.bt au.i
Young Women's Auxiliary of lz;nex
aliurrit ever• oti t;'1 by th
1 niou ladies on Thursday. Nov. 20
In the Union United Chu -alt
t alrin Cameron a ivr son 1;...* and
11:x erre attending .ihp ,toy tl
,Chert. Fair In Toon','.
111�, Katt, McNabb sidargently
improved in health to return to her
work of teselling In lemiskanning on
Dee. 1.
Hobi Mugol, M. sand Mrs, Engel
and cordon were Snadiy visitors
with Wm. and Mrd, Farrel and family-,
Stratford.
A nen' furnace h' being installed in
the school here.
MORRIS
TH1: '_'.'.i ? :;,; 4 S POST
FOR SALE
1.,'1 ,i
FOR SALE
Feer t
;James
FOR SALE
A glal rico:
Phone 1.• t••1 ;.
t woo,
FOR SALE--
{ Lin ted Quantity of '1-y limit
wood. $5.116 per cord, delivered in
Weil lots. Phone. 77
..0 o a cotter. D. N. 11e0-uard,..
WANTED -
!Moue 18•x•4, AGENT WANTED--
.
We are constantly reaotving re
rt glloets for our gnrnnteed products 1
Phone 25--14 in your looality. Why not handle the
=prey arrive an !promo of "35. to
13, SOO. weekly? Exclusively assured.'i
If yon have selling ability, start
NOW! FAMILIOX, Dept. B. 1600
-Delerdmier, Montreal.
FOR SALE -
A anm1 - ur •_ - tailnnse go-sc
suitable 0..1.
2;,.r-3
That. Tr o Phone
FOR SPl r----
I Su} .s Cy. 11' - .17. 14, just ti kc
new, yeti, r br,
Jpp1Y .•.t ;h o.ls Post.
1 LOST -
Cray r' '''"''at 100 ar 500 lbs.
Runt Lot Cor 17. fir. -.y Twp.
Haroldn°'r Phone 82-r•7.
Th, community hall vias the seeno
uc a app' 'gathering of relatives and I FOR SALE-
Tr
, friends when 'Melvyn Jermyn and 1 pr. hog's hail'F swatrs
ihis bride, the former Ol1ve MieIn- 1 pr. skates Gaze 7, Indies.
tosh, both of the 2i10 concession,
Morris. were the guests of honor
and were presented with a purse of
money.
At the weekly choir practice in
the United Church Mrs. J, A. Bor-
den read a complimentary address
and a Bible was presented to Mel:
vyn Jermyn,
,sem.. -tr ----
FOR HEW ...FOR RE'' ®..TUREVERC
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BULJVA
$4950
"Her Excellency A"
21 Jewels
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'2L,^e�i✓
AT
TIME or ANYTIME
BULOVA
$3750
"Goddess of Time"
77 Jewels
ULT VA
44"500
CEILEP CY "AA
.2:1.Jewe!s
15 YOUR BEST BUY
If you wish to give 'a
gift this Christmas that
has utmost accuracy -
top styling and gives
you more for your
money - then give a
BULOVA.
BULOVA
$4500
"Lexington"
z7 Jewels
Open An
Actount
Cash or
Tel ms
Prices
the Same
BUI.OVA
$3975
"Dtel3ariy"
z7 Jewels
W. G. LEACH
Jeweller
Brussels, Ont,
Phone t4,
sloe 6,
WANTED -
Wanted flocks to supply us with
hatching eggs for the 1948 hatching
season. Flocks culled and blood
tested free. Guar:lanced premium ,
Plus hatchability premium paid, 11so',
wanted to purchase cockerels suit•
able for breeding. For fail dot: '
write Twaddle Chick Hatcheries
Limited, Fergus, Ontario,
"HELP WANTED -MALE"
AN OPPORTUNITY--
Est.abilshed Rural Watkins District
available. 1f you are aggressive,
and between the ages of 25 and 85-
r - (Ian secure travel outfit,
FOR SALE -
1930 -31 Model A. Forl Radiator like
new. Call in ibe evening
Jack Conley Phone 41-r-10
FOR SALE -
1938 Ford Coach, new motor, heater
in good mechanical conclition.
T. A. Dutton Brneefield, Ont.
FOR SALE -
2
~ ��
pair of children's shoes and ice
sicates, C.C.M. sizes 12 and 13.
Mrs, Harold Thomas Phone Sex,
•
STRAYED -
On Lot 33. Con, 9, Grey, a cattle
beast, owner can have same by Per
ing expenses and proving ownership.
am
Jes Pestell Phone 33-r-7,
have n
this is your opportunity to get ,stab -I
fished in a profitable business of
your own. For full particulars write
today to The J. R. Watkins Oompany.
Dept 0-13-4, 2177 Mason St., Montreal,'
Que.
11'. rlrt'--day, Noveml,r.a •:rt r 11147
o,;
40,06
i3 s
WANTED -
Man to take avar repair enol of
service station; garage end o -station
free of rent.
Apply to Red Star Station, Brussels,
dft
P'E rL. IAL AT
Jones Beauty SaIon
- Listowel -
Permanent Wave for $2.50 Evenings •nly
Open every evening until Christmas.
Phone,128 for an appointment"
FOR SALE -
1933 Chevrolet Sedan, 4 new tires,
heater, mechanically good. Apply,
Sohn Schultz, Box 3, Brussels,
Phone 33x.
Young Women:s Auxiliary
Of Melville Church
•
The November rn.ee'-irrg of Melville
Young Woolen's Aua1liary was held
last Tuesday evening' at the
There home
mecof
Mrs. 3, A.rmsta'oug•
re
twenty members and two visitors
present. Miss I. Lowry opened the
meeting with Idynm 121 `Give to our
1 Gocl Immortal Praise," which . was
followed by Meditation "For Thine is
the Kingdom, the Power and the
Glory, forever". The Scripture
Les'osns *ere found in Psalm 146
and 1 Chronicles 16'83-14, Miss
Lowry led in prayer. klymn 135
"Holy, Holy, Holy'' was sung, The
TEACHER WANTED -
For S. S. No, 9 Morris, duties to
commence to Jain. 111011, 1348, Apply
stating qualifications and salary to
Ralph Shaw, Sec.-Treas., Bluevale.
STRAYED -
A red beast around 600 lbs., stra,ye.d
from Lot 4, Con, 5 Grey Twp., slit
in right ear,
Rus. Wilbee Phone 40 -r -t
FOS SALE -
2 Shorthorn bulls a red and roan
serviceable age, choice quality and
priced to sell.
Chas, H. Bosman, Con, 2 Morris
Phone Brussels 11•x.8.
FOR SALE -
Beatty gas •washer, goad as new„
.9.h• Motor windmill, 50 ft. tower, in
good repair; Alladdin Lamp, practi-
cally new, coal oil hanging lamp,
Phone 21-r-18 Jack Work
FOR SALE. -
Electric motors reWound and re
paired. Expert workmanship. Moder,
e� prices. New motors in stock.
Eettger tnaust)Ies,
049 Ontario Street,
Stratford, Ont.
goal chapter of the Study book,
"What of the future of India?" was
Presented by Mrs.. C. Lon; and Miss
S. Little, Bach reviewed the mis-
sionary work acaemplished in India
up to this time and gave an idea - of
the vast amount still to be done. The
derc)tibonal period closed with the
singing of Hymn 541 "Stand up,
stolid up for Jesus," followed by
The Lord's •'Prayer repeated- 111
110.15611.
Mrs. Sweeney, the president, took -
charge of the business meeting. The
toll call was answered by "A Re-
m:embranee TAY 'Plough The
various reports were read and
approved, It was decided that the
next meeting would be held at the
home of Mrs, J. Yni.11 an December
lath. There will be a exchange of
Christmas gifts at this meeting as
well ,as a special Christmas pro-
gramme,
At -the close of the business meet-
ing a social hour was enjoyed with
lunch served by the hostesses.
MAN WANTED -
for Rawleigh Route, Real oppor-
tunity. We 'help you get started,
Write Rawleigh'e, Dept. ML I'192 0,
Montreal.
WANTED -
Man for steady travel among con-
sumer, in Brussels. Permanent con-
nection with large mamufaaturer.
Only reliable bustler considered,
Write Rayleigh Dept. No. ML -J.152.
181, Montreal.
WANTED -
Wanted flock to supply as with
hattchdng eggs for the 1948 hatching
season, Plonks culled and bleed -
tested free. Gurenteed premium
pins, hatchability premium paid. For
full details write Tweddle Chick
Haith'oheotes Limited, Fergus, Ont,
Mrs. Alex McKay
ATWOOD, Nov 10 -Death came
Tuesday morning to a well-known
and respected resident of. Atwood,
Mrs, Alex Mclfay, at her home
on 111015 et, She was in her 70th
Year. Mrs. McKay had suffered a
heart attack on Friday,
Born in Grey township on Dec.
17, 1871, she was a daughter of
the late Mawgiar'et McLeod and
Hugh McNay; She was married
to Mr. McKay on March 25, 1891,
and they 'first farmed on con, 15,
Blma, later moving to con. 8
3talmna, where they farmed until
moving to Atwood 10 years ago.
They celebrated their golden wed-
ding ,anniver,aa'y six years ago.
Mrs. McKay was a, member of
the Presbyterian Clinch and of
tate Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. She 10
surviived by her husband and four
deugiirhters, Mr,. Roy (Agnes) Cie.
land, Guelph; Mrs. Percy (Ruby)
Stephenson, 13thel; Mrs. John P.
(Jean) Fraser, Burford; .and Mrs.
Willis -(Isobel) Walker, Toronto.
Two sons predeceased her, George
in 1907 and Donald in 1984; Sae
also leave, six grandchildren; two
sisteps, Mrs, Harry Makett, Van -
waver, B. 0,, and Mrs, Jalm Piow-
ard, 1+3the1; and three brothers,
Gedrge McKay, Vancouver; Angus
McKey, Straesbrn'g, Sask.; and
Rodricic McKay, Wingham. .
A private fttmer'al service was
held on Titmrsday afternoon at
2100 o'clo.ck from- the family
residence, Icing et. Rev, 111, A,
Pritchard of the Presbyterian
Ohuroh will oonduot tiro serv1'50,
awaited by ltev, (l. T. Simpson of
the 17nited Ohutch,
FOS SALE --
Frame 2 story House, and Kitchen
(attached can be moved or torn down,
Price reasonable, also a number of
real good farms,
Y. 0, Long, Reel Bstato Broker,
Brussels, Phone 034.
LOOK AT YOUII LASED-'-
es
AND GOOD TO KNOW!
Here is your bank manager. Serving you
is his job -and he is as proud of serving
you well as you are proud of your.
own work.
If you need credit for business or per-
sonal reasons talk things over with hila.
I'Ie will respect your confidence. His
knowledge and experience, with the
whole organization of the bank behind
him, can provide for you a wealth of
information on conditions in Canada and
-elsewhere too, if you need it. •
- Your bank manager is easy to meet
and a good man to know!
THIS IS ONE INSTANCE OF
horn Canada's 3,200brandi basks
play their part inthe daily
life oat work of Canadians.
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