HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-9-8, Page 5AN (,U;i,.:.41•,(I°J"
Tone Cleaners 8c Dyers ap)nounce the openhnt of
their new plant on Kliv.T. Street, Mount Forest. Thi; ultra
Modern ch.aninf; ... ial,':l:litmer.. is ,,,m end and egtti siit:d to
turn out unsurpassed wot'It and to provide agent) with 48
hour service on all ordi;aary • :c•ani�(. O, .t,, ':::c
commUnityis
Miss C. Hingstent's, Drat:;34L
Anthony C.reensides, Atwood
McK rcher's Stare, Jamestown
"Tone Up At Tone's"
10 Achievement Days To Be
Held For Huron Boys
CLINTON, 01)Jt. 2 — About 195
junior farm boys in Huron county
see the dates rapidly anprnachiL; on
which they will show in eompetttinn
the results of another season's work
at farm club projects. At ono 0r
another of 10 Achievement Days to
he held in September and Oetnber,
the boys will exhibit hi,• evident,' ar
the4r prowess with cattle. swine,
grain, anri turnips, Tt is expe,:tecl
that of 175 revel bnya who started
competitive proj'v e in the serine of
this year. under the guidance, lit
J. C. Rennie, assistant agricultural
representative Poor Huron, all lett
about 10 will have Cmnpiettd pro-
jects for show.
Twelve boys of the Blyth pithy
Beef club and 17 in the Huron
Dairy Club will show at plinth Fall
Pair, Sept. a, at the some time
and place as the eonnai counit'
Black and White Shnw. Ten tiny; of
the Sea,forth Swine Clnh :try to chow
at Seaforth Fall Fair, Sept. 10, at
the same time and piece ns the
annual . Pert h-ITuron Shorthorn
show, Seven boys of the Exeter
Grain Club will show at. Exeter
Fall I''lt'1', Sept. et'; 11 bays of the
Clinton Grain Club at Rayfield,
Sept. 23; 10 boys of the Crey Baby
Beer club and 20 boys of the tirev
Grain Club at Brussels. Oct. 1; 30
boys of the Dungannon Grain Club
at t)iingannon, Oct. 1; 10 members
or the Howlett Calf Club at Ford•
lvioh Oct. 2,
A date fur the Aehieetanent DIY
of the 0 -Turn, Tdrnip (lub, in
which all boys are competing lute
not yet ben set. It will pl'uhnbl)
be held at Exeter on an r vt niug
In the latter part a, October.
Coderich Arena Witl Not
Go Up This Year
awing to the fart t.lint nil materials
1' P11 11 are not available at the
present tilde and no a0Hla'ale't ran
hr secured that they will be nrnll:;bto
bt tine, work on the building of
Guderieh's new attifielal ice arena
will not protest this year, 'Chis was
the atrnonnrentent 00 1). D. Mooney,
chairman of the new meet conn
m1't,r•,
it was felt that 1t would be bitter
to have the present ''ink, such as it
THE BRUSSELS POST •
111e.
'111 1„1.
h; in apetatien ,I114 now,
than no rink at all.
111,ma .0. di • eibier t. there is a
runup' 011111 .111 nr11111 „1 ice plant.
trill be Installed le Me Hent) sero
trent for 118,• 1l0X1: '11111,Y',
AI)IES: HEAD 'PHI:i
0,•••ie,d Ir 11 r lIlon• 1 Irnut 1:11-r
arnla los', with i')a: h It,tIr Remover.
]lre) •. • I etc_ skin ..ort and
11 'r'h. loot vial, 1 honey
promptly refnnrled If net- arow, body
lifter third application with no
queelions asked. Complete tr. at.
meat 02 postpaid, (C.O.D.'S -- Post-
age exl.ra),
VAP6X PRODUCTS (Dept. 515)
Box 22. Station B, 9lontroni, Que.
R„ )lo., Prelhiems
Hay (et'a1' hes long .Ilio respons-
ible for a great deal of unneeessar!•
snfforing on the part of Cantta?nnt
Timis 14 partly becansof the oils
token notions regarding the armee of
this physical Condition and partly
beransn the majority of people do
1161 realize that the ailment ran be
corer). Contrary to genen'ol opinion,
ilewering plants, sect as the rose,
dandelion and goldenrod 0101101 10
blamed for hay favor. The large
majority of cases are causal by
pollen from wind -ionto nollinntet
r'•ets ")tint include eertnin grasses
It) weeds, such as range tea. Other
0111808 include fonds, powders.
enim1l dandruff and ivitlters,
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements
and Household Effects
at' Lot 34. Con. 8, McK;'Iop Twp, '
2 miles west of Winthrop on
MONDAY, SEPT, 13th at 1 P.M.
McCormick Deering No. 12 r w crop
hurter
2 -furrow Oliver plow
Full line farm machinery
gond Durham cows
21 other cattle
1'1.' , neeltr0 1111 household °fG r'ts
TERMS CASH
WM. HOW. Proprietor
t Ar')L'7 JACKSON, Auctiotaeer
AUCTION SALE
Farm Stock, implements and
Household Effect°
at Lot 16, Oen. S, Gra/ Township on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEt4BER 15th
at 1 P.M. Sharp
The following will be offered for sale
1 grey 1114119' 7 years old. 1501 1})e,
1 bay gelding 8 yrs. oil, 15500 lbs. !r
1 Durham nett• Med 141v Flit)
1 Holstein and Herefor:l cow, bred Winker Perna t *,
in MaY 1y Floor Tampa
! 1 part Jere, y b Pane at}t Pinar CarnrtA
1 Mat,. Diem ,g and '"semina
I 1 Tenth ant now bred May 101:1,
CLEARING AUCr1Qi1 SALE
00 Househetd Effects
John Street, Br,tssets on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER llth
Sale commennen
at 1 P M. Sheep 0.5.71, -
t'heete'l)rld Snit,.,
Studio Couch
,r.ntt. r1•,!. 0-•,•aelnntl Chale!
)\'ahoy 14,0-1011111 T.tblc
OLD,
vow. tyJamdla �q aq[ iia
BLED OR DEAD
1 blue now hrea Anne:, 11th
Dre _ein:, Table and Stasi
.r+ .end 4pnngs (1 antique)
2 Stn9n Plletl iOattrea,.s
Felt Mattress (new) Pillow?
Cheat Drawers ,t11 a iii
�Insc• C'iphnnrd
2 RnlTet Mirrors
White Enamel Stove, goni as new
Quebec. Heater' Gond Cheer Beater
2-bnrnor Coal Oil Stove
Finley 011 Berner, like new
Drop Leaf Table Winker (hair
Rocking Chair Battery Radio
Lawn Mower Hand Washer
Mantel Clark T]lectrir, Iron
5 'Kitchen Chairs }lot Plate
2 Small Tables Conch GCELPIi, Sept. E -'C 1 IA mc,rts
Clothes Hamper Toaster Institute is a tremendous pew r.d t n,- euthusiastlr service.
Large nnmher of Dishes, Pans end gond, because the beiteve is an m.1 , ,i i, renerod, in your criticism.
Crocks telligent and informed meluber;h'p. 141 Entourage loyait;,
Lumber and Window Sashes and we active), support the finest l i, Prepay • yourself for world
Quantity of Wood and Coal things in life.' eau] Mrs. R. 1 I citizenship.
Other articles too numerous to Futcher, president of the Fed'+atc•d 11ir. Ino !a,•P,r!o,', p.,yehologtst,
mention, omen's instituter of Ontario to women's institute branch of the De -
TERMS CASH addresing the G uelph area convey.- pa'tmett or Agriculture. reported nn
MRS. DAVID INGLIS, ,tion meeting at Lhe 0.A.t,:, today, -herr visit as a delegate to the Inter -
More than 300 delegates. repro -
in
Caner' on trental n'alth
sent?ng Institute branches In the
in fitgl'+nd. Speaking of agres-
tnauties of Bruca Balton, Water:ao, s''rt'1' . `h.. `'"ill' with individual
Heron, Perth and Wellington are in and cr cut', therapy. s?rreeelnr person
attendance at this enthasia=t e 11ity 'lees)„pin,1lt in children.
gathering. The officers elected were as Poi -
YMiM L S
✓disc)! To Stine nisei Gcvc.dtdees
:'Tu.$1.'s5 per i0' ”" c.. z liar weight,
1 Durham cow bred Aug, 24th t' 1 1 .lda d YOUR L ; •
5 good spring calves
(1 collie dog Phone Ct7 �e.t
1' MasseyHarr]s 12-20 Iract.nr all re-
conditloned 0n new rubber Brussels 72 -` imP rso
i 1 Oliver 2 -furrow tractor plow qe
1 rubber tired wagon
' 1 traitor with stock rack
1 mower 6 ft. out
1 hay dump rake
• 1 Messey-Harris hinder
1 etre) land roller
' 1 spring tooth cultivator
, 1 13 -disk seed drill witn fortilalor
1 hay rack 1 set harrows
1 walking plow nearly new
1 wheel barrow 1 steel tired wagon
2 Oliver riding plows -
1 stuffier, new 1 cutting hex
1 de -Laval cream separator
1 Viking cream separator
1 hay loader 1 cutter
1 set double harness,' nearly new
1 root pulper 3 hags fertilizer
1 new Beatty hay fork cat', 132 -feet
new hay fork rope, 3 pulleys
Hay and grain
Shovels, forks, neck yokes, whipple-
trees and other articles.
Q'tentity of Household Effects
Tables Stoves Cupboard
Electric articles and tuber articles
Gas lamp and Lanterns 1 Churn
TERMS—CASH
ELWIN SOMEP,S—Prepeietor�
FRANK KEMP, Auctioneer
'” ' .H gni
11 [ it
rfay^.?oriH'r?rer!
4Y'r teat r',r,ts1tf&a mast
Evt: Suns etre t
• 1 i`t r �t 10 ; .i t cy r v stori
HANDS AT WORK... for ONTARIO
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 man, woman and child within her borders. Because the sale of
every article produced m Ontario brings valuable dollars into this Province, we all aro
more assured of job security ... and we and our children can have more of the
better things in life. But to produce such goods in sufficient quantities, skilled
labour is vital. That is why every single one of us should be glad that war veterans
are constant) being trained to provide the skilled hands so needed by industry.
They receive ON THE JOB training under expert instructors 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 Educa-
tion, starts the veteran on the road to skilled craftsmanship. In assembling
business machines, for example, veterans must have a thorough knowledge of
electricity and must learn to perform intricate work on precision machines having
thousands of separate parts. These Canadian -made business machines arc sold in
all
eerrparts of the world, creeqating new wealth for Canada and Ontario. Therefore
wbichetffoolive and contriibutes to theskilled orans welfareland happiness ofs te make io a all hherrplace in
ciit ens.
THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
LEARNING MACHINE ASSEMBLY
MACHINE ASSEMBLY
John N. West, 25, of Toronto, a Royal
Canadian Navy veteran, is shown here
making an adjustment to one of the
10,000 parts to a business machine
designed for a New Zealand firm.
Various types of business machines are
produced in Ontario fac-
tories. Because of their in-
tricate mechanisms it is es-
sential that these machines
be checked by expert
craftsmen at every stage of
their production.
POR PROMPT,EFFICIENT, COURTEOUS SERVICE
ICL•
Institutes of Six Count; 'a
h'•r i lire ;, ,:)dent, left
timge glieuelionz 04)'11 her audience:
Attend Area Convention 1, nowt loom tie individual
Proprietress
LEWS ROWLAND, Auctioneer
ROBERT PATRICK, Clerk
CHAS. T. DAVIDSON, Cashier
AUCTION SALE
Farm Stock and Implements and
Household Effects
Lot 12, Concession 4, Morris Twp,, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th
Sale commences 1 P.M. Sharp 11.S.T
HORSES
Dark bay gelding, general purpose.,
9 yrs. old
CATTLE
1 black cow, 10 yr. old, due Feb. 20
1 grey cow. 10 yr. old du=o Feb. 27
1 Red row, 5 yr. old, due March 1
1 blue cow, 5 yr. old, date Jan, 28
1 dark roan cow. 5 yr. old due Feb. 20
1 black cow rising 3 yrold, due
March 1
1 grey cow rising 1 yr, end, due
March 8th
1 dark roan Heine 5 yr. old, due
Marrh 5
1 spotted cow, 5 yr. niti, calf at foot
1 grey cow rising 1 yr. old (dry)
1 heifer rising 2 yrs.
(, steers rising 2 yrs.
0 spring calves (4 heife.-s. 5 steers)
PIGS
Pigs. 4 weighing 1110 lbs.
IMPLEMENTS
1 01ef"nrmick Deering hinder 7 ft. rut
1 MrCrmmidr mower 6 ft. "nt
1 afei mtnirk 'Piny lna'rr
1 ribber tire wnenn, with roller nick
1 tritelt wagon
1 twn.wheel troller. 1 'tumefy. 1 mutter
1 set sL't,e•'1ta with fat rook
1 wn)king nlnw • nester() nl
1 srnfrtnr (lir?r1'o newohm
I set heeenws f4 sretien)
1 turnip ruiner
2 miffing bores (1 ievee. 1 smolt)
1 liar fm'k (new) sheer and ropes
15S ft, has fot'k rove (nen)
1 bey fork ear and 12? ft. enhie
(nearly newt
1 etone hunt (creel fmntt
2 wheel harrows
1 wire reel 1 wire stretcher (new)
1 gas barrel 1 nail barrel
1 sap pan 40 buckets C spoil,* (new)
,1 emery and e'rindstene. cmnhtned
9 belts, 2 iaddsrs. 1 hang sleigh
1 hag trnek. nig trough, erow bar,
ehm•els, nide, et -Whole spoon,
logging chain, hindinrrt chain, neck
yokes, whill'letrees
1 extension straw blower pipe
125 ft. 1dneh piping
15 rod woven Wire
4 sacks re -cleaned Timothy seed
Quantity of begs and sacks
1 Renfrew electric cream separator
Harness -1 set double. 1 get single
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
1 brass bed, springs
1 single bed, springs (mattress new)
1 drop -back 0011011
1 lounge Kitchen chairs
1 "Treasure” kitchen range
Pails, Crocks fruit jars,
Many articles too numerous
mention,
TERMS CASH
JESSE WHEELER, Proprietor ,.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
RORT, PATRICK0, Clerk .,..,.
to
FOR SALE—
TtIIeotric motors rewottad and re-
^aired, Expert workmanship, Moder-
ate
oderate prices. New motors in stock.
Rettger Industries,
049 Oeterto, Street,
Stratford, Qat.
"Working together we grow in
understanding eel aceonuWish.
ment," said Mr;. C. Robertsce,
chairman,
The program tur'inded n dcmotns-
tration by the junior homemaker's
group, under the leaderaltip of ,til s
Duran and Miss Sc'ottt, county coach•
es, Miss Farland Grego of Rae:
Huron has completed fen proiecl•t
and has been .,warded a trap t,
Chicago.
A distinguished g1•?, trent Hart
fordshire. England, — Mrs. T. Brain,'
won the hearts of the audience in
her descriptio. of )natitn'a work in
England which 1, mainly directed
toward the production of more food
and the promorl,n of international
peace. She reported on ten Ger-
man women visitin, Flee to
learn ways and taper':. of institute
work, which information they may
take back to interest the women
their country
The banquet. W. R. ))snit, 1T.
B.E,. president of the Ontario Agri-'
cultural College, extended the greet';
ings of the O.A.C. and enlarged mann
the opportunity ant 1.; now available ;
for girls at Macfnnal•i In;titnte at'
this college. Mrs. J. A. Whi,, of
Ripley replied.
Amens other things on th. pro
gram was an illustrated travelogu
given by Miss Anna D Lewis, 'lir-
ector of the women'; institute'I
branch and )tome econnluirs, report
ing on her r1ce11t trip to Holland.
Mrs. R. 3, Futcher, in repo 'ting on,
lows: Past •lr-sident, Mrs. J. H
Spier. I:rn:<se:•is, R.R. No 3: chairman,
Mrs Robertson. Rockwood, R.R. No.
4; vieee•huirm;l, ;firs. T. 11. White,
Ripley: 2nd vire-rhatrman. Mrs.
Fnrrl Ruin, n. Dalt. It. R. No. 4;
seerteay-tt'eastarer. Mrs. Loren
( uilrl. Roel, end: recording sec-
retary, Mrs. Roy McKenzie, Ripley -
Ex, milli,.tors. J trcaehy.
Tttu'h,•ner. R.R. No. 1: Mrs. Wil-
bert Cnrmie. Fergus: Mrs. Ar-
nold Darrrxh. Clifford, auditors,
Mrs. F. Reinhart, Camphelle-
ville, R. R. No. 1; Mrs. E. Han-
lon, Guelph. R.R. No, 6; Jr. area
convener, Mrs. John 1i. Rutherford,
Ayr; press correspondents. Mrs D. S.
MacNanghton. Bluevale and Mrs.
Stanley Wheeler. Brussels; standing
committee: Historical research. Mrs.
Mary Tlreadf0nt. Fergus. nuhlicity,
Mrs, Stanley Wheeler, Brussels;
1101110 economies, Mrs. J. ,T. McRin-
mmn, Cltesley; eitizenehin. Mr's. A. R.
Mathews. Preston. R.R. No. 1• seelal
welfare. 'Mrs. I. Wade, Allenford,
R.R. No. agriculture and_ Can.
alien industry. Mrs. Alfred Wood,
Fergus.
• Mrs. Drown arcus~ d n:(,' doctor
of overcharging her.
•'I1n111 forge; that 1 tutee 11 visits
t,, your son tvilil, he had the measles"
the teeter told her.
"And don't you forget that he
infected the whole seboni." countered
lire Brown.
Repair Your Tractor — any make
Repair all kinds of Farm Equipment
Pedlar Barna Ega.fipment
.Dominion Tires
Otaco Farm implements
E. Richards
Phone 86-r-5 —
aim
Ethel
WILLIAM T. SPENCE
Estate
Conveyance
and Commissioner
GENERAL INSUARANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET --
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