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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-3-12, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST __ • .. ION SALE CLEARING AUCTION SALE iYoctkEl►Wtt altauuae it • � � Ili ow) Spreader • on rubbers lea it { Pi14te11s191t mower, 200011, llenfrew Soalest Steel Slone boat, WalkIng'1'low, Dlectrtc fencer and poste ose, Wlteelbarrew IAL 980 Of Farm Stook and Machinery At Lot 12, Con. 10 Grey Township 3 Miles Eastof Brussels F''p �.., i WEDNESDAY, -MARCH 26th 7 DAYS w c A WEEK Horses At 12.3Q,J,', M. . . 130 ft, Walter • t General Purpose Team 3.0 yrs. old 32 ft, extension ladder , Cattle 1 set breeching +harnests 3, registered lIered'crd CowE with 1 set eines btarness Horse collate Calves at foot 2 geese, 1 gander, colon), house 0 1 registered Hereford Com, dna •ehloke* range Shelters June lest 1 a.m. Daily MEMO TO MILADY with MARY ASHWULL Western Ontario's Number One Women's Commentator registered Hereford' Cow, bred 1 registered Hereford Cow, the Aug, u'bbe• Tired Wagon (like new) 1 'collie 'dog 2 yr. old Ct:EARING AUCT O Farm Stock, implements and Grain Blair Mclntoah, Lot 18, Con. 11, Grey. To0Pt1shiP -- % Mlle East of Cranptook on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19th At 1 P. M. Sharp Holstein Cows • 13 11o1sttetn Cows, fresh or due to fresh2A,: 3 iloleitetii=heifers,. ritpiug 3 b1'ed 2 Hosatefn -Bolls rising 2 yrs. 0 iler•eCord and, Holstein .Steers; Poultry Devoe, chick .feeders Cutter, a 2 haat 1'01pore Sap pan, .150 goo palls Ott barre'l's, Collar Pods' 5 80 lb, milk eatte; ,ladle, Sliovel9 Soliie FornttNre. Gratl 300 Bushels Mitred Grain lanapitity • of Timothy Seed Quon24 y of Fisix Seed 1 'TERMS CASH No Reserve As The Farm Is Sold Blair .McIntosh, Proprietor, W. M. Scott, Auctioneer. • ti rolls silo 400 ft. saio wire fence and Heifers rising 1 year' old 2 registered 81nRd halters 10 ft. flat hey rack 2 yrs: old, due in June Set 0as'ai sleighs, 200 gts 3 registered Hereford yr. old heifers 111 woven wire hag registered 1 re defied Hull, 2 yrs, old in May 1 re eyed Bull,1t, 8 months old R — S gal. intik cans Young Forks and shovels Grad sus Cattle l'::. ikon Chevrolet truck ji 12 7 ng 'Herefordefard and Durham Grain rh Ca with Calves et foot Gr bus. mixed grain suitable 2 ria sin Cows, due in APrll cedar 'posts fence .1 Poll A:ngu•s Cows, due May 1st 2 Holstein Cows due time of sale Derham amyl Hereford Heifers inti Steens 1 yr. old Pigs 7 Volt ("hi'.tnks 125 1b . Machinery rnnttonal Farmall IT. Tractor, A 1 rendition i furrow tractor plow 1erection drag harrows McCormick Doering sitiff tooth Cultivator Massey -Harris side rake fnewl C ft. McCormick Deering mower WANTED—` Sulky Rake Dead and disabled farm animals 1 11 TT. Drop Head Hay Loader granted for prompt Pick-up, Call 3 Drum Steel Roller Percy Stephenson, Ethel, Phone Diamond Harrows, Harrow Cart, Brussels 851.12, Collect. for seed TERMS CASH No Reserve As Farm Is Sold nonald McKinnon. Prop. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. E. P. Chesney. Clerk. 0 Cam% Cadvea Poultry' 200 Saissex-lilam10., cockerels 3'h months old Horses Brown Clyde Mare Set team ammo , Set single hamiess, Implements Cockehutt 70 Tractor, good oonditdon Coekshutt one-way disc S plate Cooksfrutt 3 -furrow tractor plow Cooksbutt tractor etultivator Wedlresday, Marsh 1262 4002 USED OAR PAR'; el Axles and . wheels suitable' for trailers and farm waggons. Transmissions, Drlveshsfte, Reath! Sealed beam units, Glass; GRneratore. and starters etc. Dozen of good utsed tires and tubes in all popular, elsee, Norman McLean, Restores. 1.4 mile south of tracks. Phone LI. t Cocleshutt oI1-bath 6 ft: mower rte Cooloahu.ht manure spreader PIANOS AOS i 9T.-21' Seed Drill 13 disc No 17 Fleury walking plow • HELP WANTED — MALE Men! Here's your chance to earn 1 a better thap average income. A Permanent full-time business .can be yours selling nationally known Watkins Products. Previous ex pprience not necessary — we train you. Men between 25 and 55 owning ' a ear or tight truck preferred. For Particulars without obligation write The J. R. Watkins Co., 850 St. Rod! St., Montreal. Rubber -tire wagon 800x16 tires Rubberdlre wagon front tire 600x16 Sleigh and fiat rack, hear truck 'tare Light sleigh with flat rack 10 ft, Hay rack with one-ntan rank M. -H, 12 inch Grain Gladder Scales 1200 lbs., Plg crate Rubber -tire wheebarrow, Hog feeder Cutting box, 4 Range shelters Poultry feeders, 2 wheel trailer Steel trough, Scuffier Potato moulder, 'Buckeye oil brooder stove At the MILDMAY FURNITURE SCORE New Pianos 3495.00 up Used Pianos 395,00, $185.00, $235.00 Beautiful 2 -piece Velour Chesterfield Suites 3149.00 Lovely 3 -piece Bedroom Suites 388.00 J. F. Schuett & Sons Mildmay and Mt. Forest Ittscr, y'' / v for t o /, j , �i,,� /v r iiia y %D, Gi,. i,� .1'1 % Oa.%%i%i% A. % i,. % ', i See for yourself how a Chevrolet Druck can cut your costs in every way A aaia;;tdsr GENERAL MOTORS VALUE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE Check the comparative values of Chevrolet trucks. and you'll see for yourself how Chev- rolet gives you far more for your money. In design, in craftsmanship, and in every last detail of their construction, Chevrolet trucks are engineered and built to unsurpassed standards of value. SAVES MONEY ON THE JOB Chevrolet trucks save you money over the miles with proven features that cut operating and mainteua::ce costs. Valve -in -Head eaonamy. unexcelled lubrication systems for reduced engine wear, sagged Hypoid rear . ♦A �.r: u1 dl ri'I4 r 1 tsme tr roes and 1 1 1l a Ittd (- ,t , 11 vii •ut iter g 13,,11- 5 ' (.r me. S} m hr n -ileal. Tr ansmitisu n. These and plenty of others keep d,5-te day costs at rock bottoni, RIGHT TRUCK FOR EVERY LOAD A truck for every purpose regardless of your 0,0 4,10 nr'•d. Chevrolet tnmk model:; are egineel'ed h, carry the load and pan the l.r,,,1 V.41, f"r n1414,, Springs, axles. c•11:te11ea. t.•lrlalm-'�:i.,r::; and engines which provide a ide margin Eafety. KEEPS ITS VALUE LONGER 1t';; a fact. Chevrolet '1l'(u•k Sales Lraderslup is due to the widest customer acceptance in mfr history, Thr•', means that Chevrolet trucks , ni-1 1:;;+a t, .ic•in ,l - Is,to.,•.tosc 11 their '002.1110(1 pnpnla1 Ry us used truks. 'Yes. feature for feature. Chevrolet 'trucks are first choice by tar, CANADA'S truck users buy on down-to- earth facts, not fancy phrases. That's why more of them buy Chevrolet trucks than any other make! What they get for their money is a rugged, sturdy, dependable truck that's designed with the customer's job and payload in mind. Right power — with four great Valve - in -Head engines to choose from ... the 92 h.p. Thriftmaster, 13)5 h.p. Loadmaster, 114 h.p. Torquentaster and the mighty 120 h•p. Workmaster . , . providing the maximum in power with economy. Right capacity -- with rugged hypoid rear axles and two -speeds in heavy duty models. The deep, channel -type frames are supported by springs and tires exactly right for the loads to be carried. Chevrolet trucks are competitively priced, and provide exclusive features that give the maximum in performance, safety and driver comfort. Your Chevrolet dealer will be glad to demonstrate the many plain facts which add up to Chevrolet superiority. c:253$ ON THE ROAD WITH THE GREATEST PAYLOAD Riverside Mots rs r 5, Ontario USED CARS 1951,r,Chevrolet Special Sedan 1951.Chevrolet Deluxe Coach 1950:Austin Sedan, Like New. • 1947 Monarch ,Pedan .. . 1947' ChevroletCoach .1946 Chevrolet Coupe 1946 Chevrolet Coach 1946 Ford Coach. 1941 Plymouth Sedan Many Older Models , USE -D TRUCKS 1946 Ford 3 ton truck with racks NEW CARS New Chevrolet Power Glide Sedan Announcement — We now have the New Stewart Warner Electronic Wheel Bal- ancer. A must for safe driving and cuts tire wear to a minimum. iverside Motors Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Texaco guts and oils Brussels, Ont. Phone 56 CRA1V BROOK The annual meeting of the plot owners, of the Cranbrook cemetery was held on March 511 in the t l ureh basement alt the hour of 3 p. M. Moved by John Schnook, seconded by Gordan Knight, that the minutes of the last meeting be adopted. — Canted. Moved by John Schnook, seconded by. Alfred •Knight the Finanical and the Perpetual Care reports be adopted as read. — Carried. The Sec: Treas., gave a report on the work done during the year 1951, stating that the Caretaker worked 125 hours at a cost of $93.75 and repairs and cost of operating mower was 317.70. The grass was cut 5 times, There are now 80 3-4 plots en perpetual care and the fund now e4ands et 32.934,42. !there were 4 funerals during the year. Moved' by Duncan McTaggart, seconded by Alfred Knight, that we appoint Gordon Knight, as a Dele- gate to ask the Council of Grey for a grant of 3100.00 for 1952. — Carried. Moved by John Schnook, seconded by Dunoau McTaggart, that we ap- point Gordon Knight and Martin McDonald as a committee to sell the power mower and buy a new one. — Carried. Moved. by- Duncan McTaggart, seconded by martin McDonald, ,that we appoint Alfred Knight as Presi- dent for 1952. — Carried. Moved by Gordon Knight, secohdea by•Martin McDonald, that we ap- Point the following Directors for { 1952, John Shiells, R. L. Taylor, Adrjan MioTaggalilt, Malcolm. Me. Lean, Gordon Knight, Duncan Mo- Taggart, Alex Steiss, Stuart Hume, Blair McIntosh, Glenn'Haether and Malcolm McIntosh. — Carried. Moved by Gordon Knight, seconded »Il ,9dred Knight, that we appoint John J. Schnook as Sec. -Trees for 1952. — Carried, Moved by Gordon Knight, seconded by Duncan McTaggart, that we ala - point Russel Knight and Murray Huetfier as audittors, — Carried. Moved by John Schnock, seconded. by Alfred Knight, that we appoint Martin McDonald, as Caretaker for 1952 at the same price as last year, 75e per hour. — Carried. Moved by John Schnook, seconded by Martin McDonald, that we ap- point Cillofrd Alcock as Grave Digger at 315.00 for large graves and 37.00 for small ones. — Carried. Moved by John Schnook, seconded by Duncan McTaggart. that we move a vote of thanks to 'Managers of the Munch for the use of the baeement for this meeting. — Carried. Tbpre was some discussion about Printing reports for another year and no derision was made on what anion to lake in this matter. 'Moved by Gurdon Knight, second- ed econded by Duncan McTaggart, that we now adjourn this mooting.—Carried. ""ortwRICK R. HOMLT[ i P1sm. 8.. R. 0. Mrs. H. Viola Homn't5 R. 0. Carol E. Homo& R. O. Registered Optometrists Phone 118 Harridan, Ont. TF9SlANOS... SER tifIPSH. /:i`�'i,,rr�vrra'n,R,uut►wk►rva►".,� 'Ar.9lt t" Accurate-jllanting Johobeere-Vanffrunt Grain Drills promote better stands and big. ger yields—increase your profits. Adjustable -gate, fluted force-feeds, low - wheel design and other advanced features assure better field performance. See us soon for details. JOHN DEERE RUNT Grain Drill This is the time of year to look after your farm equipment. We haveta few good used tractors. Come in and look them over. W.. J. PPRRIE Phone e 5€3 Brussels, Cnt.