The Brussels Post, 1948-4-14, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST
1.12.111
HEAR
PREMIER GEORGE DREW
DISCUSS
"ONTARIO MINING
LOOKS AHEAD"
IN
QI.EEN'S PARK R11P01IT No. 13
WINGHAM CKNX 920
Friday, April 16-8.00-8.15 p.m.
Sl
ve
bT, "M: clic• r{;.U'.: "a.j d'i
4
See Our New Wallpaper Simples
SmartModernDBsig ns in Plaids, Diagonals,
goals,
and Bold Florals
Wide Range in Patterns and Prices.
Any p,•rscn interested in decorating
call 76-r-12 Brussels,
3 u
'+ +' r
%r Y*.f
viii
1.1
14055(50
$1900
•
N
SR00451
i44Rit105 5tn2C
;;NOAIii
56CAMEO
EARRINGS
$450
$3475
$600
HORSESHOE
ER00051
Here's beauty distinguished by smart
styling .. , Guaranteed dependable
and priced for VALUE
TERMS to suit your budget needs.
Fancy China and Dinnerware
We have a lovely assortment of Fancy
cups and saucers, also Dinnerware in 32,
66 and 96 piece sets. Come in and let us
show you all our new patterns.
A Biel
Phone 86-r-5
ET
rds Son
Ethel
Repair Your Tractor — any make
Remember we Repair all Farm Eq uipm i nt
Dominion Nobby Tires
Chaco Farm Implements
Pedlar Barn Equipment
Book Your Oil Now for Spring,
The Price Is Riht,
a r'��•mg�y 0,700; .'
Classified Ads
FOR SALE -
1 colony Mouse. Apply to
Phone 76-r-5 Girt Henderson
FOR SALE—
A quantity of fertilizer,
Phone e'7 -r-12 Harvey Stevenson
^—
FOR SALE—
Timber frame buil-ling 23x42.
Phone 51-r-17 fames Lteveuson
FOR SALE--._.__�._�.,.._
A quantity of hay
Phone 42-n-24 Elmer Danby
LOST—
A brown leather hani-ba+1, 2 large
aanber handles.
Phone 31x Mrs. Waiter Porter
SALE_ _.---•
At Mulct Sone Plum Mire
Stene, Mildmay, April loth to April
24th.
PLEASE NOTE—
Sn'.sors sharpenn2 and put in
perfect wnrkin^ order if left at The
Brussels Post.
WANTED—
Raw Furs, highest prices paid also
Red Foxes, Ship to Norman Green -
spoon, 223 Grace St., Toronto.
FOR SALE—
Tricycle. medium size. guitar, gun
.22 repeater, camera smail candid.
Phone 24 o• .Wood's Stere, Bresee_!s
FOR SALE OF RENT—
100 acre !arm lot 15, Con. 9 Twp. of
Grey 314 miles from the Village 05
Brussels. Red brick house and good
well with wind mill on property.
Apply to Mrs. W. G. Mcliachern.
1 Francis Street, Galt, Out,
WANTED—
Man for steady travel among eon.
sinners in Brussels, Permanent cer-
t neeHnn with large manutaaturer
Only reliable hustler considered.
Write Rawleigb Dent. No, ML -J-152
131, Montreal.
FOU ND—
A brown and white hound.
Plum 4.1.r-19 _ .._ Lawson 'Ward The Women's Misstonar; tioeiely
\Vndneed uy, April it 111, 1215
CRANBROOK Tilbury Bridal
Pretty Event
P[LBl'1R1' — Dsreel S. Moffatt
\Tentorial ehut'n1t, Tilbury, dummied
with Easter Lilies, ferns and candles
was the scene of the double rhrg
marriage of Jean isnbella moss,
daughter of Mr, and WA. James
Ross, Tilbui•Y, to jams Wetmore
Shaiv, sen of Mrs, S1ia.w, Searorth
and the late James Show. Rev, W.
Stuart MacLeod officiated, assisted
by Rev. W. A. Williams, 'Valetta,
Mi'es Marion flurgees was at the
organ a>ld Miss Marianna Gni.
cllner was %dialed,
Mr. Rows gave his daughter in
marriage. Her gown was of Trille
satin n.nd lace, with a high round
neckline, the . bodice finished
with a bertha of the satin row -
laid with rose paint iace edging,
The long sleeves were shttred
and the panelled skirt extended
into a brief train, A Nylon nap
held her embroidered fingertip
yell. She wore the groom's Rift,
a shined of pearls and canted
a cascade of Easter limes.
Taffeta gowns were worn by
the four bridal attendants. Mks
Eleanore Senton, maid of honor,
in powder blue; Mrs, William
Roswell, bridesmaid, 4n yellow;
the junior bridesmaid, Miss
Elaine Webster said flower -girl,
Marlene Webster, nieces of the
bride were in ecclna and pink, re-
spectively. All four wore Dutch
caps IWO shoulder length veil-
. ing to harmonize with their
gowns, and carried bouquets of
spring flowerer
Trh:m:aF, McEadsean, Brussels
was, groomsmen end the ushers were
Delwond Ross and William Roszell
A reception was held in the
church parlors. For .the wedding
trip the 1>r1(10 chose a dress In
novel shade, hat and necesso.'e
in black, her topcoat was brow
muskrat an:cl her oorsa.ge hub
(met red roses. The couple wil
be at home in Merlin.
WANTED
A girl to clerk ,u en h;lecteiC.11
Appliance Store in Wingham. Apply
to The mussels Poet.
of Knox Church met In the slurch
on Wednesday, April 7 at 2,3e 1,111•
Miss A, Forrest 51501ded and opened
the meeting with prayer. Hymn 615
"Lord, wh Ile Por all sinal!ne, w'e
pray" was sung, The busier Ss
period was (Ondueled by the presi-
dent, Mrs, Dan )Tnetter, 'Pile
minutes were• read and approved.
Ton Members responded to the roll
call with a verse colttainine the word
"We." The treasurer, Mrs, liobt.
Campbell, received the offering and
also gave a report for the first
quarter. ht Vas decided to quilt the
5550114 (milt for the bale on Tuesday,
April 13. et the home of the pre".t-
dent. Mienion study on "Melte
Canelo Thine Own" was divided
into 'three ports which were read by
Mrs. le D. Marlver, Mee, ,Tim Gamer -
111 and Mr's. Clare Olnstead. One
verse of hymn 04R "0 (1ennds" wa1
suat1 and the tapir Prem the study
hook was in charge of Mr,. Martin
T,Tac'Donalcl. Luke 10: 2047 was read
In unison, followed with 1 meditation
on this Passage Miss Por er c; ted
in prayer, and hymn 049 "From
Ocean Unto Ocean' wits sung. Mrs.
Dan Huetlier closed 110t:meeting
with. prayer,
The Ladies' Aid held a meet.in, at
'ill rinse of W.M.S. Mrs: A. Cameron
presided and hymn 587 "Rise up, 0
men df God" was sung, The L'ord's
prayer was repeated in unison. The
minutes were read, and adopted.
Further arrangements were made for
Thursday, April 22 when Mrs, L.
Ballantyne will he in Tinox Church,
Cranhrook, to address ladies from
Ethel. Inion and Craabromc wemrn'0
groups, Several items of business
WI discussed anti Mrs. I, D, Mac.
s Iver closed the meeting' with prayer.
Mrs. M. (Hessler and daughters
and Herb Jesdte, Dotenit, spent n
row. ,lays with their rather. Paul
Jesche.
t0`OR SALE—
Seoul
ALE—
Seould•halld 111111he1', 2x4, 2x6 and
a MUMMY secaucl-hand steel roofing
suitable Inc saga' shanties.
Phont 58-1"13 Jack Wheeler
FOR SALE—
At:nx seed nets (Nn. 2 on account
or color).
Phone 29-r-13 Kenneth McFarlane
FOR SALE -
100 acres of sand, lot 27, eon. 9,
Grey Twp., fait' •et 1,t hnilditlas.
windmill, 115111011 well, 10 acres or
wheat apply to
Brandon
Phone 50.5117 T•'rlgv B1anl
FOR SALE—
A pair of lights suitable for
traetor, priced Por glial sale,
Apply at The Post.
WANTED .____...
Brus.vel: Pub11t 5,'11on1 requires
teacher for Oracles T and 11. Duties to
continence September 1948,
H. Bowler, Sw ,Tress.,
Brussels School Boa11
FOR SALE— '
Barb -off Barley, grown from
registered seed 31.75 .Per bushel:
Beaver oats 31.50 per bushel and
mixed grain 31.25 per bushel.
Phone 43-r-25 Gordon Knight
TEACHERS WANTED—
Grey Twp. School Board invite
applications to till vacanetee in their
schools. Minimum salary $1500
with extra for experience„ APi>licants
Please state expel'ienee, (lrallfiStion
and salary expected.
Apply to Carl Hemingway,
Sec.-Treas., R.R. 3, Brusesis
TENDERS WANTED—
For redecorating the Moncrieil'
Church basement. Tenders receiv0O
up to April 24th. Apply to one of the
following: Mrs. Alex Speiran. Mrs.
Donald McTaggart o• Mrs. Ken, 2 mi1es from church.
J-ttddington. Miss Janet McNair,
R.R. 2,
FOR SALE -
5 range shelters, 2 brooder houses,
2 coal brooder stoves, 2 Queen cit
brooder stoves, a number of baby
Welt feeders. 15 spout disc seed
rh•11l with fertilator, 1 set ",-section
harrows. 1 set harness.
Phone 5e -r-17 Eley Brasden
RAW LEIGH'S
ANNIVERSARY MOSITH—
April 6th, 59 years ago. W. T.
Rawlefgh started o'l.t with only 6
products, we new have 139 different
lines.
If you wish to get onr anniversary
hareains wait for your Rawleigh
Dealer or phone 565.9,
Geo, Wesenberg
FOR RENT -
100 acro Farm, lot 15, con, 15, Grey
Township. held( barn, stone stabling
i aLUEVALE
The ronunaulllty hall was nowt to
capnottY on Friday evening, for the
second eratoriral contest Per public
school pulpits when emit elstnuts from
eight schools entered fur the R. E.
McKinney silver trophy, Car]
Johnston, vice_president of the
local el tub. sponsoring, the event,
acted as 'etrairnlan and Introduced
the speakers in tul•n,
Hirst 5rize 1105 awarded to
George Pronter from the Stone
sohool, Morris, who Spilka 011 "The
Anparing Ant." Nortne Moffatt,
Biuovaie, -winner or the trophy
lust year, came second -speaking
on Princess Elizabeth," Nora
Felker, Kirton's 8n11oo, caste
third; her nu•bjeot was "Lits on the
1 Parra," Other spaadcees, In the or,
der of their standing, were: ,Tune
Moffat], Wiagbanl .7ull5Hon school,
"Pauline Johnston": Kenneth
n Morris, and Har-
old -Jointstan, ler owntown School,
both speaking on "Troy Scouts of
the World"; ' Raymond Haugh
Powell's school, "Skiing"; Belly
Cnlliton, Gl(nannail, "Vegetable
Gardening,' Public School In•
speotor J. M. TClnlcald of Canderich
Rev. A. G. Hewitt of •Auburn and
Rev. Alexander Niannne of Wing•
haus meted as judges. Speaking foe
the judges, Mr. Ntinn10 congratu-
lated the speakers and announced
the standing. He said the judging
511505 difficult and the margins were
close, R, E. McKinney, London,
was prese1vt to present the prizes,
anixl expressed his pride that so
111011)1 c'hildre'n from rural schools
evade such fine nddresses. Cecrge
Procter received they silver trophy,
and Norma Moffatt was given a
t miniature .trophy :v1t11 her name
engraved on it. The other contest-
' ants wer0 awarded cash Prizes,
n i During, the program pupils from
Bluevale school contribute] two
1 vocal numbers: and a singsong
was rnjoyed with Mrs. 1Toffman at
the piano.
straw shed, 01(11 hen house, omen
The Girl and The Outlaw
iOe a rnmanric tale stranger than
t fiction, this love story of one of the
silo. Water in both. Driving shed
drilled Well, .Spring, solid brie]
house, frame kitchen and woodshed
FOR SALE—
Bray Hatchery has staetel pullet"
for prompt shipment. Dayolds also.
You can catch up wit -et these. 'Teary
eoekerrl chick exports to the
permit punct chick pure reductions
to nut Canadian rlIetntller'. Pe slue.
you get new price list. \Ocnt \tt
Glenn Bray, Ethel, Phone 34-r-8
MEN WANTED -
955. to 900. A WEEK j Your own
business! No hoss, no timeclock,
independence! The leading line of
/Tome Service Precincts ! Fine city
and rural territories available. A
vehicle is needed for rotten, IP you
have selling ability and a small
repitel—write to -day for FREE in-
formation —-FAMTLIIC — 1600
Delopinnier, MONTREAL
FOR SALE -
100 -acre farm on Highway, good
buildings, bush, hydra,
40 -acre farm near village, 30 aeres
ploughed.
Brick house in thriving village,
barn and hydro, price 32,100,09
37 acre farm in a village. frame
house and barn,
J. O. Long,
Phone 84 Real Estate Broker,
Brussels, Ont.
"HELP WANTED --MALE"
AN OPPORTUNITY--,
I9stabilshed Rural Watkins District
available, If you are aggressive,
and between the ages of 26 and 55—
have or can secure travel outfit,
this is your opportun(ly to get estab-
lished in a profitable bualnese of
your own. For full particulars write
today to The J. R. Watkins Company.
Dept. 0-B-4, 2177 Mason St„ Montreal,
Glue,
FOR SALE -
1 Beatty Jet Pump, deep -well pres-
sure system, priced for quick sale.
Apply at
Phone 53x The MOWltirter Electric
Brussels
• West's most dangerous outlaws and
h.is gentle Julia. dead the Uu•11'irg
story of desperado Emmett Dalton's
career in The American 'Weekly vv,th
jR..OA`aRL,f'r'
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaw have FOR SALE—
re'turneci home after spending the Electric motors rewound and re.
winter 1m0n111r1 with Mr, and Mrs, paired. Expert workmanship. Moder.
J. Brown, New Liskeard. rtces. New moors in stock.
Mr. E. henry of ISIngsten is visit- Bsttger tnoeste] es. ,
this Sunday's (April 18) issue of ing at the home of E. J. nud Mrs, 849 Ontario Street,
The Detroit Sunday Times. Stratford, Ont.
mormwessase MO.
Afai
Ste„
3
e ire'`ee
...._.
HANDS AT WORK
• a •
LEARNING AERO ENGINE AND AIRFRAME
ONTARIO'S products are desired and purchased by people all over the
world and the capacity to produce such goods largely determines the economic
welfare of every mon, woman and child within her borders: Because the sale of,
every article produced 111 Ontario brings valuable dollars into this Province, we
all are more assured of job security , , , and we and our children can have more
of the better things in life. To produce such goods in sufficient quantities, skilled
labour is vital. That 19 why every single one of us should be glad that war veterans
are constantly being trained to provide the skilled hands so needed by industry.
Veterans receive ON THE JOB 'training under expert insl.rnctors in our Ontario
factories,
This training, provided through the co-operation of the Department of Veterans'
Affairs, the Federal Department of Labour and the Ontario Department of
Education, starts veterans off on the road to skilled craftsmanship, 'Taught to
use their hands in general afro engine and airframe work, bath on military and
civilian aircra ft, these veterans may qualify for a Department of Transport license,
authorizing them to declare aircraft airworthy. In aircraft manufacturing plants
and on flying fields throughout Ontario, those newly -skilled veterans will have
the opportunity to apply their talents and training. Their efforts will help to
make Ontario a finer pinee in which to live and will contribute to the welfare and
happiness of all her citizens.
THE 13REWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
MECHANICS
AERO ENGINE MECHANICS
IT, Parry, 25, of Oshawa, Ontario, n
Canadian Army veteran, is shown matting
an adjustment to the engine of a Cub
Trainer, Students work on various types
of aircraft tnpging from the Cub Trainer
to multiple engine militate, aircraft.•
Many veterans, trained as ground crow
specialists during the war, have chosen
to take post-war training in
this occupation for which
they aro particularly suited.
Icor them the transition to
' peace -time employment has
been easier.
•
•