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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1952-5-28, Page 5USED CARS 1951 Chev. Sedan 1948 Pontiac Coach, with Radio 1947 Pontiac Coach 1947 Kaiser Sedan 1946 Chev. Coupe 1946 Chev. Coach 1941 Plymouth Sedan 1940 Dodge Sedan 1940 Chev. Coach 1937 Pontiac Coach 1937 Chev. Coach Many Older Models USED TRUCKS 1951 Pontiac Sedan Delivery, Air Condition and Sun Visor 1950 Chev. 21/2 ton Truck with all purpose dump body. 1946 Ford 3 ton Stake Riverside Motors Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Texaco gas and oils Phone 56 Brussels, Ont. eee WANTED — �r I am still in the markt for all kinds of horses. Please Phone Queen's Hotel, Wingbam or write Reuben Silverberg, Wingham. THE BRIJSSFY S POST Wednesday, May 28k11, 1050 WANTED—', Dead and disabled farm animals wanted for prompt pick-np. Call Percy Stephenson, Ethel, Phone Brussels 85r12, Collect. • COMPETITION KEEN AT SEAFORTH FOR ACHIEVEMENT DAY'HONQRS Top honors ill the annual Huron County Achievennent Day and live - stook judging oe petition at sea forth Saturday were taken by Glenn Oliver, Meanie, highest aggregate scare in the swine club, A Molesworth girl, MAgaret MacDonald, wont the trip to East. ern Oanacia and Leona Jchuatou, of the Walton club, ,a• trip to Chi- cago, Cups were presented by John, Butler, assistant agriculture repre- sr,,utative, -Over 200 took part in the keen conlrietition. );igbt girls received county I honors for competdting six projeots, 11r . George Richards, Fdrdwioh; Catharine Campbell, Dublin; Mari- lyn Bowes, Ethel; Sean 0-111, Ethel; Joan Fraser, Ethel; :Glomi Luoas, Listowel; Grace Simpson, Listowel; Bernice Smith, Listowel, Provincial Projects Two girls received provincial honors for completing 12 projects; Doris Stevens, of Walton; and Leona Lamb, R. R. 4, Godenich, Livestock Judging Top winners in the livestock i judging competition were : Seniors, George Turner, Sea - forth; Arnold Alton, Lucknow; Fred Gibson, Clinton; Bill Taylor, Belgrave; Maurice Hallahan, Teel• grave. Tnbermedfatte. Earl McSpadden, Seaforth; Tom Campbell, D uhlin; Ted Dunn, Bayfield; Charles, Turn - hull, Brussels; San Van Vile:, Juniors, Lorne Godkin, Walton: t n Lorne -Baskett, Luckow: Don' Campbell, Bayfield; Murray Dale. rill, !on; Eldon Cook, Beige -awe I I WANTED-- - •®-. Young woman wanted immediately for. the Brussels district calling on ou.r cusitotners taking orders for rose bushes, fruit trees. evergreens, CLASSIFIED ADS, AOR .MALE — i Jersey Cow Meting Mrs. Wesley Stephenson Phone 1114 FOR SALE 13 drunks, also sone suckers. Lincoln Martin Phone 20r24 FOR SALE — Exteaelon table, cock stove, good oven, . Apply to Mrs. Garf. McDonald. FOR SALE — Cedar Posts Apply to Stan, Alexander, Ethel Phone 85ar13 Brussels, FOR SALE — Grattn Separator, In good running order, also 2 — 16ft. hay racks. apply ,to Mork Hamilton, Walton, Phone 48r26 Brussels, FOR SALE — Get your amply of hard body wood, also limb wood, available now. Makes good Bummer burning. Mel. Jermyn Phone 53r12 Brussels FARM FOR SALE — 100 acoes light clay loam well drained, near school and stare. Brick house, attached garage, hydro bath room, bank barn, pig pen, chicken house, drive shed. Situated 3 miles east of Brussels. on road being paved. Immediate possession: Apply to Box 50, Brussels Post. tq, tie, 'lli t'e"'"tAA Alen tiuc,s Atfi101, rrttw n Y04+'. invest in 1416: to da �e Rower . farming machines' increases Making use of up-to-date equipment to get more work done with less help is the most efficient and the most profitable way to operate a business. In farming as in other in- dustries power mechaniza- tion steps -up production, the output of available manpower, and keeps costs down. The steady adoption of new machines to re- place worn out or old-style equipment is an investment that pays off in easier more profitable farming. In Massey -Harris machines you get the latest in equip- ment built to save time, save labor, and save money. Your local Massey -Harris dealer will be glad to give you full particulars. MASSEY-HARRIS COMPANY, LIMITED a Makers of High Quality Farm Implements since 1847 tee i perennials etc. Earnings $75.00 to ! $125.00 per week. Gar essential- ` No experience necessary, Write immediately if interested to Scott's Nursery Co.. P. 0, Box 753. London, I Ont. FOR SALE -- A. six room, two storey cottage r_•t house, about 24' x 30', with Ir•:0. an asphalt clad kitchen about 20' x 11', furnace, bard and soft water, hydro, also veneer brick barn about 26' x 40', steel root garage and small hen house. Being. Part Lod 0 on Turnberry Street, Village of Brussels, well Insulated and on a high building sight. James • Mrleadzean, Box 1. Brussels. Ont. FOR SALE — Now -- Bra,y chicks — at these sensational prices. For June. Start- ed pullets. Prompt ehipment — ship- per's choice of breeds — 3 week heavy breeds 525.90; 4 week 530.90. Medium — 3 week 234.90; 4 week 038,90. For customer's choice of breeds — ask us for prices. Also have day - olds, mixed, pullets, Agent Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel. FOR SALE — 1Vhite brick house, 4 piece bath, tE acre of land in Village of Bras - sets, Priced to -sell. 100 acre farm. hydro, good build- ings, 50 acres of Spring crops, never failing spring, 8 acres of hush. Priced to sell at $0.800,00. 100 acres terns. close to Village, red brick home, sun porch, steel drive shed, large barn, 18 acres Spring crop, reit in hay and grass. Priced to sell, Parma all sizes. and also Village Manses and hnsiness, .T. C. Long, Real Estate Broker, Brussels, Ont. O,^,RANAI. WEDDINS PARTY .LOINS ON 60th ANNIVERSARY AT RLIJEVALE On Wednesday of last week amid decorations of yellow spring flowers and gpple blessonts. Air, and Mrs. Sidward Jcihnston celebated the 5011, anntvorsaty of their wedding at their ]route In Bltievale, In 1802. Miss Annie Sparling was united in marriage to Edward J'ohneton of '.Norris township, at the home of her parents in Gerrie, the late Rev. Mr. Garbutt officiating. All the members of the original wed- ding party were nhle to he present Wednesday and enjoy with other guets an anniversary noon dinner. The attendants were : the bridesmaid, now Mrs. Harry Arm- strong of St. Marys; the hest man, Silas Jelinski -el of,. Walton, brother of the groom; and Mrs. Ernest TJanly of St. Marys, who played the wedding music. Dotting Wednesday afternoon and evening many relatives and other guests were received, Two- daughters and two sons and their families were present : Mrs. Harold (Mabel) Harris, of Stratford; Mrs. Robert "(Ethel) Turnbull, Wyo- ming: Sperling and Carl ,Johnston, Morris Lownglip: and 12 grand- children, The bride's brother, Harvey Sparling. Gerrie: the groom's brother, Richard Johnston, Mor- his; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hanly and Mrs, Armstrong, St. Marys; Mr. and Mrs. Silas ' Johnston, Walton; nenhews and nieces, and' many friends in the neighborhood were present. Other guests from Bros:els. Wingham, and 'Kincardine attended, -rite regular meriting of the Ethel United Ohuroh Y. P. le was held in the church on May 25, with 13 members present. The program harder the direohion of Agnes Bis - hep. "Steward;ihip and ITraining Convenes'," presented a skit on "Self -Discipline" stressing the earl that we, a young people. should do-relop more and better Christian b',hits. A pombilon of scripture was rend by Doris Bateman followed by the Lord's Prayer. The offering • was received by Elwood Milne. Dur- ing the business period, Stuart Nleltol was appointed, ass't. vice- eers.. in the absence of the pres.. Peanley McDonald, nbo is mcattion- 'ne in th, West. The Sec., Donald nvrman read the minutes of the '1-' meeting. An interesting re, nort of the anmatal Y. P. 17. con - eolith -el was given by the President. The meting was then brought to a '.1. with sing song. FOA SALE — 0 roam bride cottage, running p.m! (,r. apply to niggles Phone 16xr2, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given to all creditors having claims against the estate of JILLTA ANN PATRICR int, • of the Village of Brussels in the County of Huron, Married unman, to send to the 'undersigned on or before the Fourteenth day of June, 1952, frill particulars of their 'Inline In writing. TmmNeat etc after the said 14tH day of ,Time. 1952, the assets of the estate will he distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto having regard only to claims of Whieh the A(1- mtntatrator shall then have notice. Messrs, Cranford R Hetheringtnn Barristers and c Brussels ()Merin Don't waste labour . , , lJ • Styrprons High Quality paint for lasing sathFoction, A PAINT FOR EVERY PURPQSE Johnson's Faint and Electric Store Brussels, Ont. E friar* "... saved me days, perhaps weeks, of work" After returning from his first trip to the West, a business man wrote his bank: "I arrived having no idea where to start, in to make the connections I required. The thought occurred to me that perhaps the bank, which has been very helpful to me on numerous occasions, would give me some guidance. Mr. W. proved to be of tremendous help. He introduced me to the people I should have met and saved me days, perhaps weeks, of work." Every chartered bank works this wage. 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