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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-5-14, Page 4WAttIOARD *Atilt Apply ono cool of gfuro qts W I�I�er4 1p ay. ih a point oddly, You pot biNTn. *Awl* Ira beim, Johnson's Paint and " Electric Store Brussels, Ont. FOR SALE — 100 acre farm, real good buildings. bmdro, price ;7,500.01. 2-150 acre farms, good batldintu good lot:tatted. lr-4S aer• fare, good location. b99dro, pressure system and batt 2-100 acre grams farms. 1--50 acre grass farm. 1-88 acre farm priced 15,80e. buildings. J. C. Long, Real Estate Beaks?, Phone 84 Brandi. •weereein 1,nNJ,A d FARM FOR SALE — 100 acnes light clay loam well drained, near school and store, Brick house, attached garage, hydro bath roam, bank barn, Dib pen, chicken house, drive shed, Situated 3 miles east of Brussiele, on road being paved. Immediate posaesadon. Apply to Box 50, Brussels Post. CANADIAN _4- .l NATIONAL;[• gatwavS r 1;ighatalititotat 1a/vu1A/e) Canadian National now offers an attractive Gift Certificate covering Train Travel anywhere ... to any rail destination,.. for any amount you wish ... on sole at all Canadian National ticket offices: Easyto buy, easy to use. A gift that's sure to please. Any Canadian National Ticket Agent will gladly give you full particulars. ATIONAL THE ONLY RAILWAY SERVING ALL TEN PROVINCES CRANBROOK Mire. W. M. Ilycrdlnany Mrs. Robert C. 0aan1bbell, Mee A toe J. Eorro$t aril Mrs, M. J. Engoi attended the 38th Annual Ateeeting of 1ltaitiand Ptesbylterial Society of the W. M. S of the Presbyterian Church in Canada whleh was 'held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wiug'bamt on Tuesday, May 6th. 'Vie W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian Church met in the manse for their May meeting with an attendance Of eleven members: The president, Mn. Hyndman, presided giving the call to worship and leading In Pray- er. Hymns 448 and 449 were sung during the meeting. Romans Ohapt. 10 : verse 1-15 was read by Mrs, Tohn Schnook. The secretary read the minutes and called the roll which was answered with averse containing the name of a bird, Ar- rangements were made for the June meeting which is to be at the home 1 of Mrs, Lynn Evans. Mrs. Hyndman read an invitation from the Young Women" •Guild of Melville Church, Brussels, to a "Violet Tea,' being hold on May 28, at 8:30. Miss Alice J. Forrest gave a report of the Maitland Presbyterial in Wingbam on May 6 and Mrs. Harold Jaoklin presented the •topic on "The Pro- testant Ohuroh and Missionaries". Mrs. Hyndman closed the meeting. with the Benediction. Lunch was served by the hostess and the lunch committee Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin, Thames- ville. were week -end visitors at the home of Mr. Peter Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Galvin Cameron spent Sunday in Ayr with Mrs. Wm Cameron. The Garden Party of Knox Pres- byterian Church will he held on Thursday. Tune 19. Watoh for tnHien lsrs. The April meeting of the Oran - brook Women's Institute was held in the Community Centre on May, 6, at 8.80, with the president, Mrs. L. Michel in charge.. The meeting opened with the singing of the Opening Ode. followed by the In- stitute Creed and the Lord's Prayer in unison. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary Mrs. Gordon Knight. the roll call was answered with, A cure for a common cold." A splendid Motto, "Let us spend more time remember- ing those who are ill," was given by Mrs. Strickler. This motto was something we should all re• member. Committees were ap- pointed to brine sandwiches Tues. and Wed an whinh day our "Oven Meal" demonstration Is to be held. Several letters were read. Arrange - More Production at Less Cost With Modern Equipment Never before has a man been able to do so much work on a farm so quickly and easily. Ncw methods and modern mechanization have increased farm efficiency giving more production per worker at less cost. Up-to-date equipment solves the farm labor shortage. Mechanized farming is the modern, low-cost, high output, more profitable way to farm. For more than one hundred years Canadian Farmers have found in Massey -Harris machines the kind of equip- ment that saves time, saves labor, and enables full advantage to be taken of favorable conditions. MASSEYAARRIS COMPANY, LIMITED Makers of High Quality Farm Implements since 1847 THE BRUSSELS POW( menta fol' She Ive4ding dinner of 1 May 24th, were tirade. Community singing was eirjcYed with gra, I+. Lake, Leader and Kra. Byndntall; at the piano. The Cook Nook girls RAYS a. denlonlebellan. Rixing 2 regetahle Pietas. a loldied- Salad and a relish 'tray. Aaoh girl ex- Plnlned alboni the vegetables as they were piaeed on the .plate, Miss Doreen Men'2ies was speaker for the class. The glide Olrab Socks were on display and viewed by the members. and. visitors present, The topic. "Tuberculosis oar be controlled" was given by Mrs. Jas. Bremner and preyed quite eda'cational, The meet- ing dinged with the National Anthem. Lunch was 'served in the basement by Mrs, W. Perrte, Mrs. M. Carver - on, Mrs. Mac McIntosh and Mrs. G. INether. • r.. FTI-HHE'L A special "Mother's Day" social, was held in Ethel 'United Church, ' on Monday, May 12, in honour of the Mother's, or the members, of Th the Y. P. U. e meeting opened by singing of hymns, followed by a short program, on "'Faith and Dvengelism", under the direction of Doreen Menmies. 'Several select- ions of music were then enjoyed including a solo by Bryan Prescott, "The Rose of Tralee", a duet by Margaret Conley and. Jean Befrnes and instrumental numbers by Harvey Clarke. The meeting was turned over to the Recreation and Cultural Convenor, Mrs. Ruth Earl who conduabed a series of very en pnyahle contests, A. tasty lunch and sup of tea was served to all and the meeting was closed by singing of "God Save The Queen.^ At the United Church Ethel on Sunday, May 4, the rite of Baptism was administered to Edith Irene infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Nelson Sleight:holm and Ruth Lily Mae infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Archie Jacklin. , 1Tother's Day was observed in Knox Presbyterian Church, E6he1 on Sun day. May llth, the .sacrament of Raptism was administered when their three babies were presented by narents. They were Patricia Ronnie daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lorna Kugler: Tonna Elizabeth, daughter of 7it•. end Mrs. Rasa Stebenson and Richard Ennis. inn of Mr. and Mrs Cunningham. "BRUSSELS BLUE SHIRTS" LA4IES SOFTBALL TEAM The Arnseele ',Wee Intermediate Rottball team held their annual meeting, and they deoided to name their- learn, "ltnnasele Alue Shirts," The following officers were elected; President It, J. MoLa tehlin Manager W, H, Willie Coe ch Donna Watson Asst, C!dach 11, 11, Pearson Captain Nora Stephenson Sec. -Treat. and Press 11 Reporter Vera Hastings MELVILLE W. M. S. )Niue Wearer's Missionary Society Of Melville Presbyterian Church, was represented alt the Maitland Presbyterial held in St. Andrew's Church, Wingham on Tuesdaay,, May 6191, • by Mnts. J. 'nit, MTS. W. Smith, Mrs, H, Speir, Mrs. Harold { Cardiff, Mrs, C. Davis, Miss Moses, Mrs. N. H. Cardiff, Mrs. Jas. S. Armstrong, Miss Menzies, Mrs. J. C. Backer, Mrs. W. Fulton, Mrs, D. Huether, Mrs, 0. Hemleogway and Miss G. Stewart, GREY 1'he May meeting of the 'W. M. S. and W. A. of Unice United Church was held at the home of Mrs. R. W. Whitfield on • May Sth, Mrs. J. IleYrd had charge of the W. M. S. meeting. The theme of the'worship service was "Life is a trust that trusts us" The first hymn was, "Take my life, and let it be." Mrs. J. Herd than read a passage of Scripture, Pasini 37: 5-6, which was followed by the hymn, "0 Lord of life. and love, and poyer," followed by prayer. The, roll oall was answer- ed by 15 ladies, by naming their favourite spring flower. Mrs. J. Cox and Mrs. F. Cox reported on the Presbyterial meeting held alt Clinton on May lett, Mrs. Robert Campbell gave an interesting read- ing entitled, "The Missionarly meet- ing at Marshes." Scripture pass- ages were read by Mrs. T. Ward and ams. M. McIntosh, followed by prayer. The meeting closed with the hymn, "A •charge to keep I have" The W. A, meeting opened with the hymn. "For the beauty of the earth." followed by the Lord's Prayer. During the business it was derided to breva the garden party on June 6th, 'ilhe meeting closed with the Benediction. Lunch was served by the horlteas assisted by Mrs. H, Whitfield and Mrs, H. Keyes. Mr. Oliver Turnbull, who is ill, was brought, by Rann's ambulance, from Peterborough where he had been staying with Jas. Turnbull. tot the home M Wiihnr Turnbull. NOTICE Tinder government regulations 1 urgently request ail growers in the North part of Huron County which inoliides garden Plots as well as field corn to have all refuse of corn either burned or burled, before; the 201h clay of May. Penalties are provided for the non I. eomplianco in the Plant Disease l Act. Corn Borer inspector, Thep. Dougherty, I'. 0. Rnx 927. flnderich, Ont. CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE — 11 Piga, 8 weeks old. James Btgans Phone 12419. FOR SALE — 1 Holstein heifer, springing. Ross Cunningham Phone 83415 FOR SALE Purbred Ybrkshirel Pigay *mike and weanlitage. Leslie Oliver Phone 28r11 WANTED — I am still In the market for all kinds of 'horaea. Please Phone Queen's Hotel, Wingbem or write Reuben Silverberg, Wfnghem. PO R. SALE — 300 Warwick Red pullets. ready to lay, also 1 Viking cream separ- ator, 800 rapanity used six months. Elden Wilson. WANTED— Dead and disabled farm animals ranted for prompt pick-up. Call Percy Stephenson, rine, Phone iirusseis 85412, Collect, FOR SALE — Milking Machines, New and Used, (various makes) Lovel H, McGuire, Wingham. Phone 593W, Surge Dealer (inani-fes invited). FOR SALE'— About 200 bus, of Oats Lorne Holley, R. N. 2' 'Walton Phone 848r32, Seaforth PIGS FOR'SALE — 20 Chunks, Apply to Garr. McDonald. FOR SALE Bray Cockerels. dayold, started, to limited quan•tities, immediate shipment; plenty pullets 3 - 4 weeks. (Daryold chicks to order). You'll need these. Full information from -rent Wm. Glen Bracy. Ethel. FOUND — A Border Collie. black, four white feet, white tip on ball. slight limp on front foot. Owner Can have same by paying expense, Apply to Rae Houston Phone 28r9. POR SALE — The trustees of Burns Church Tinilett. offer for sale, by tender the shed. Located 3;e. miles East of Londesboro, Shed is 54' x 20'; two- thirds of roof covered with good steel. Tenders will he received by tite undersigned till Monday. May 26, 1952, highest' or any tender not n,ecease nlay accepted. I{elland MoVittie, R, R. 1 Blyth. FOR SALE — Rnbb.er tired wagon, 3 furrow Plow on rubber; Permanent Pasture Seeds. Liquid Fertilizer for lawn, gardens and field. Also all sizes of weed spraying equipment, and I stn now ready to rid your lawns, and fields of weeds, by east= spraying. Welty grew weeds? 1 will provide spraying material for your use. Enquire from Geo. Wesenhurg Phone 56r9 FOR SALE — A six room, two storey cottage roof house, about 24' x 80', with halls, an asphalt clad kitchen shoat 20' x T1', ft,rnare, hard and raft water. hydro, also veneer brick rete about 26' x 40', steel rent garage and small hen house. 13otng Part T.od 0 en Turnberry Street, l Village of Brussels, welt insulated red nn a high building sight. James MoFadzean, Rex 1. Brussels, Ont. • ♦I0 .. that you should not pick the Trillium, our provincial floral emblem. Since its three leaves are near' the top of the stem, they usually get picked with the blossom. And as the leaves feed the root, the whole plant dies of starvation. Protect the Trillium ... it is part of your outdoor enjoyment. CARLING'S THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED WATERLOO—TORONTO—WINDSOR i1 O4n • FOR New Duty 'Wagons ahutt Implements, Chalmer John Phone SALE Cockehutt and Cultivators, Heavy other New-Cock- alao used Allia- at Bargain Prlc•. & Son, Tractor, Bumstead Wingham 465. FREDERICK" 1'. HOWIE. Man. B., R. 0. Mss. H. Viola Hamada R. IR. Carol E. Hor aud& R. O. Phone 118 Harriston, Oe1. BUSINESS CARDS C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C. ?HY5ICIfdi and SURGEON Wiibl rm St. Phone 4. Brymefs, Oat. DR. R, W. STEPHENS Graduate University of Toronto PHYSICIAN and SURGEON _Telephone 45 — Brussels. Oat. JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist Eyes Examined. Glasses fitted. Phone 791 Seaforth — lain Str'eef. HOURS: 92_6, Wed. 9-12.30, Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.s. Harvey W. Stephenson Representative for Sun Life Assurance Co. Canada Health and Accident Co. Casualty General Insurance Co. Phone 43x Brunets G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist. Patrick St., WINGHAM At Kincardine Office Every Tuesday. Phone Wingham 770 & 5, Kincardine 21. Evenings by ..appointment. Walker Funeral Home Day or Night Calla Telephone 65 No Extra Charge for Use of Funeral Home Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer Twenty-four Hour Ambulance Service Dales' Flowers Excluaiyely J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist, LiSTOWEL, ONT. Specializing in Eye Exaiminatbon and the Fttth1g of Glasses Office in Listowel Clink Bui13ng Hoses: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.rn. duly; Closed Wednesday p.m. Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to /43S. Other evenings by appointment Phone 534. T). A. Rann & Co. FUNERAL AND AMBULANC! SERVICE Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer PHONE 36 or BB • – — BRUSSELS. t1NT. Chas. T. Davidson INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS Automobile and Fare Insurance Accident and Nehmen Purest for Great West Life 9nsurance Co. Noon Office 96 -- Brussels, Ont. R. S. Hetherington, K. C. WING,HAM rend BRUSSELS BRUSSEL.3 3t`•nrday and Saturday all day — Offict open every day. Plac,ne 20x •-- Successor to E- D. Bell Lewis Rowland (Licensed For i'iaron Cerrito) `a\TT iFACT(ON GUARANTEED .- PRICKS REASOMA1llIlJ.s, For Engagements Phone 'll "lite !Brussels Pose" sued tbtey frn8' istIo nnatlon etc., writs.; or phone Levi, Rene )Pod refit Looked after )manes ately Or write to R. R. 3 Waihro,.