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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-4-16, Page 4THE 13RU$SF,i: , 'OST • elrocialfit for to -day's OIL KOOLMOTOR ons, Itis remarkable "Heavy -Duty" seals lter, cools MOTOR Oil mode by the sew"HEART oilcleans ghts acid, sludge and corrosion far more offedivelY than any other !AI you haw aver used. To tel.. longer engine lib and highly In- creased engine performance PREMNM with out- standing sano.Y, g KOOLMOTOR 011 mode by Jho INe.. "HEART -CUT" PROCESS atyour neigh - b `s ood Th. But 011 Knowno ttorSdenal New Cain Service PREMIUM K001.- MOTOR PROCESS, a. unique method of IR the Anon crning that edos, is tains he "big Mo talk•" of the otl Industry) And now, MEW PREMIUM KOOL- rheed CIOsTOR 011, Is ot T Cities Sark* DoateriStoop Intoday and refill the aankooce with the oil that is acknowledged The Bed 011 Known to Sdenal tiar 6 • • to • • • • • • • o • RAILWAY • • TIME TABLE • CHANGES • G O • • et • • 0 t • • • Effective Sunday April 27th, 1952 CLASSIFIED ADS. WANTED — t•r,:tlet t,* tike in for pasture. n Evans I^.tone 52r9 cOR SALE — 1 Se.:d Oats, also baled bay. c J.,r• ilausaid . Ethel. Phone SSr4 0,1/ "known i4 c1c ena p1/4 , utt1 pP'QCESS FOR RENT — Pasture for 10 •head of cattle. Fred Selling, it. B. 2 Bnussels, I hone 1013. FOR SALE — Moderr. Red Brick Howse, new ..-•4":"t bathroom, hot and cold ideal lnr'atien. 11 Brussels. Ont. e. re, „s p.•= tire, with running PENT — i'• , c7 1.- st(1=>it Free .1 tr•k Thyntt,,. Brussels, Edgar Bs; • -trr feed• .•d .ii•:g with 'tat.•.... FOR SALE — WANTED— `, Dead and disabled farm animals wanted for promPt Pick-uP (}all `.., Percy Stephenson. Ethel. Phone Brussels S8r12. Collect. •t•:*r 4, ^'. FOR SALE — 1'l • Bake. oil bath head for windmill co:npl. to in perfect condi:0U. also 1 a.ti ,, horse trailer. Part J-,hns•.,n Phone 2Sr4. FOR SALE — Milting Machines, New and Used, ;Y;•i,,n” m.tkes+ hovel H. McGuire, W inchant. Phone :ism. Sorge 1Tat.1er (inquiries invitedl. —�--- FOR SALE — _. Il'do PuCets. s:arting to awn ., :n: :;isi- - .•b 1. .:11a:, ,la ..ata of ;T.. -,i �.qt. 8.:11'01-.1 r1Ot1S:; AND 1.QT FOR SAi.E — In Brussels, cOMfartable house sled water works, lien house and arat?e and a good garden. Mary Lament.. FORSALE ... New Cockeltult Oultit tur0, Heavy Duty Wagons and other New OoOk' shiutt ImplemenlS, also used Allis. Citalmer Tractor, art Bargiain, Price. John Buoustread .A SOA, Phone Wdngham 455, FOR. SALE - cottage A six room, two storey roof house,. abort 24' x 301, With bath, an -asphalt clad kitchen about 10' x 25 furnace hard and soft water„hydro also veneer brick house about 26' X 40', steel roof, garage and ,sntall hen house. Being Part Lot 0 on Turnberry Street, Village of Brussels, well insulated and on a -,high `building sight. James McFadzean, Box 1, Brtkesels. Ont. FOR SALE — _ 100 acre farm, real good- buildings. hydro, price 27,600.00. Il 8-150 acre farms, good b d1dings read location. 1--130 acre farm, good hydro, pressure system and bath. 9-100 acre grass farms. 1-50 acre grass farm. 1-88 acre farm priced 26,x. buildings. . 1-50 acre farm, good buildings. J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker, Phone 84 Brosseis. FOR SALE — Heavy Duty Rangette, jn nearlY new condition, with Oren control, Jas. Ireland Phone Str12. FOR SALE — t Oak Buffet and a boy's brawn' tilt ed Suit, size 2S, in good shape. Phone 20r10 Fred Hayden. TENDERS WANTED — Morris, Township' School Board tvi11 receive tenders until April 21, for either or both of the following contracts art S. S. No. 5 Morris. Plans and specifications may be had from George Michie, R, R. 4 feted Btnsse7s. Work to be come FOR SALE — at a date set by the Board. No Cedar wood and cedar fence posts, tender necessarily accepted , ° also Mupsee- Harris Tragt,or and 1 — Construction of septic tank an a 400 four inch tike- (- Switzer- Brussels. Phone 38r2. 2 — Installing pressure system 1 and two toilets with all necessary i construction and plumbing. FOR SALE — 1 R. S. Shaw. Binevale. Ont. A gnan8ity of baled hay, good colnr. snitsniteasy to load. Torrance Thutdas. Walton, Phone 90r5 Brussels. :;lemon Rotary Tiller, d l eying weilueedaty, Awl! tai t, 1052 POR SALE — Best. markets from best chicks. 1 Bray Chicks. Ak us for prices on prompt deliver), pullets. dsyord. started. Order in advance, eoekerls, kl"I 'i Fixitl portticulars. prides. ;Lett: Wm. Glen Bray, 11 ,Tam?S Knight GUARDIANS OF PEACE xe/figovReeive: itiffikwhow fecuti4' Growing is size andttr strength the Canadian Army Active Force needs more Infantry Soldiers. For as he finishes his training The Infantry awill'take his place inn the frontan in our defence lines of ofreedom at home and overseas. But it takes time to security, these co� highly trained we And be maintain our security, That is why we must able to meet any eventuality. have more young men for Infantry training now. If you are interested in Canada's future, now is the time to do something about it, Serve with the most important men in the Army— the Infantry. There are outstanding career op Accutia Force,. nities for young men in the Canadian Army You are eligible if you are 1710 40. tradesmen 10 45, and ready to sere anyubere. Get full details from the Army Recruiting Office nearest your home: No.13Personnel Depot. Wallis House, Rideau 8 Charlotte Sts., Ottawa, Ont. No. S Personnel Depot, Artillery Park, Begot Street, Xing stop. Ont. Canadian Army Recruiting Station, 90 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ont. No. 7 Personnel Depot, - Wolseley Barracks, Elizabeth Street, London, Ont, Army Reavitin9 Centro,230 Main Street West, North gay, Ont. Army Recruiting Centre, James Street Armoury, 200 lames St. North, Hamilton. Ont. Dice of the Ataay"—To krday and 7hurselay eve lags —Dominion Network. MORRIS TWP. COUNCIL Morris Township Council Meeting, April 7, 1952. The Council niet in the Township Hall on the above date. with all members present. The minutes of the last meeting 1 were read and adopted on the mot- ion of Sam Alcock and Bailie Parrott. Moved by Chas. Coultes, seconded h) 'Wm. Elston that las. Mtcliie, Ralph Shat' and Walter Shortreed he a ctnnmittee to compile a history f the Municipality for the Centen- nial. ,_. Carried. - 3in'ed.by Chas. Coultes, seconded by \Vno. Elston that the wall: of the hall above the wa„nscotting and the ,•eilinr be washed and lisvc hrn `•.,ata at varnish and the remainder 1 Lara Iwo -coat= ,1'f paint insid, and 1 watt ': — A•tnt.•ndnten' nim•rt by Sant Al- coek seconded by Bailie Parrott that 1 al' receive two coats of t atnt i 2foSinn Carried Mord by Wm. Islston,• seconded by Chas. Coultes that the tend, -r of Earl Edgar to re -decorate the Town- ', Hale in—id:. and tint arcepted tald that he also put Pave trouebing m on the hall and Pain, ,.h, fences an,] barn. — Carried- M,wpd by ('has. Coultes- seconded l,1' Sam Llt' tel, that the Municipal - It hti'y insurance and Property FloAter Insurance be renewed with General Accident insurance. — Carried. Moy.•d by Bailie 1'a.rmt. seconded f,s2.11 Ahock that the road ae- .tnntt: a' presented by the Road Snpsrlat ed. n+ be paid. — Carried. This nt.'etinr adjourned .nt mot- S;tre Alt,ch n.1' Rtfli Parrott Inge -grain on 'May r. at 1 p, m, Ttc following accounts w:r' paid: 1, Office & Sh:,p Equipment Co.. furntturt ' 3150.00 Sdrance Times. advertistnr 5,07 1, 11, rico. Marlin. express charges :rad "rucking fnirnttttre Brewer. fox bounty R W, Code. McDonald T)ratn 1 err Tlobt. Crain. relief Thos. Pieteh. spraying Polrave 00.Op., Spraying Powder and T?isinteetan! 158.70 General Accident insurance Co.. Arniiiclpai -Policy 350.77 t ;arse of Riptlt• rnitH' acct. 100.00 TIlrrrg' C Tehnatan. Reeve. Geo. C. Martin. Clerk, . • the willingness to find a way” A man who started a new business a few years ago recently wrote to pay tribute to the bank's part in helping " to make it a success: . "We were fortunate in having, as our banker, a man who could combine with experience the willingness to find a way that called not for experience alone but for imagination as well." The chartered banks are forever alert to the fresh problems, the changing needs of their customers. At all times, in all your banking problems, you can depend on your local bank to bring experience and imagination to the task of helping you to "find a way". This advertisement, based on an actual letter, is presented here by THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY NOTICE — r Irtirl:;fi a barley r•ut.• r,,,.. au ,.1,taiti same at Brussels Chopping Mills or at Walton, Feed Mill, Walton. 7.12 2.00 72.25 30.00 22.25 ^^ '1''r ►11 K P 1/O1YRY114 R., R. O. s.4 . 54 V> rel• Rorevul4, R. O. �vwvr l F' Homan, R. (1 Mont 118 HarrIs$o4s, Owl NOTICE -- Floor sanding and finishing, also c reentry. Prompt service varies. Apply to A. Breen, Phone 464W, Wingham GfP BELTEB STANIIL' l66rfN fiElull 1.1-+ 0,„ Sjjt , ,„ . 1-r \ k i ;Rgaooaty.:K,. cls.*sc„s.." F Accurate -planting jobnDeere-Van Brunt 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 DEERENAN BRUNT Grain Drill This is the time of year to look after your farm equipment. We have a few good used tractors• Come in and look them over. W. J. PERRIE Phone 58 ' Brussels, Cnte