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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-2-25, Page 4TEM EIRU�:L$ PO uto.o. wit 4 NOW ..... 1 CLASSIFIED ADS. i i FOR /A44*- 1 S'iixed hey also Cartier Seed Outs • i azul Timothy;Seed, Apply to ' bone 2Gr10 Fl a Betel Bechar CAeeA what you& missing and youll Ave to r e•S is • FORD CRESTLI NE VICTORIA *Fordnmatic Drive, Overdrive and white r?dewed: rim optional at extra east. reeve te mongpcul Ga,UCN #NNN,e5,RY of rW G.tATSrN,..,, IN MO,a41Ne Try them all . , . compare them any way you, choose --then. accept your Ford Dealer's friendly invitation to Test -Drive a '53 Ford. Step inside and you'll discover so much more In comfort and luxury. And right from the start, you'll dis- cover that V-8 difference . .. for Ford Ls priced with the lowest and yet it has a V-8 engine. The Ford Strato-Star 110 -hp. V-8 has been developed by the makers of more V -8's than all other manufacturers combined. Drive it with a choice of three transmissions, Fordomatic,* Overdrive* or Synchro- Silent Shift ... feel how its "Wonder Ride" levels out the rou change to Fordest roads! Yes! hn compare 53. WRYTAKE LESS THAN check you'llHE BEST? POWERED `," with the finest... PRICED with the lowest "TEST-DR/ye the e n e w 1535011111 Y O U R FORD DEALER WILL GLADLY ARRANGE IT -ANYTIME 9'Y AL S ON The World bay of Prayer was observed in the Dolled Church last Friday with a good attendance. The United and Anglican Churches being invited for the service Mrd. Harvey Johnston and Mrs. Stuart Humphries were in charge. Pre - vers were offered by a number of the ladies from both churches. R. Thomas gave an addlesa oe Prayer stressing the need •rf Prayer. Mrs. Nelson, Reid and Mrs. Campbell Wey rendered a duet. II The February meeting of *he' Walton W. M. S. and W. A. 2•roUP was held nn Wednesday evening„ February 18th thn home of Mrs, Lawrence Marks with toVenty.seven ladies ill attendance. The president Mrs, Ronald Bennett opened the meeting With a short poem, after 'which the hymn, "ireath; on 311• Breath of God" sung. A prayer. by Mrs. Bennettwas followed with the Seripture reading front Phil;opian: 2;1-1,4 by Mrs. Robert Kirkby. Mrs. ra.VALUE,101 YOU BUY A.USED BAR j, SEE YOUR_FORD.:DEALER Marks read a l •rein entitled. 'Martha's Song". Mrs, Fern Patter- son gave the Sec. reports and read a thank you note. The Treas. report, •,s read by Mrs. Frank Kirkby. During 'he business period, March 2:rt$i was the late set for a bazaar snitch will be held in the school. room of the church. A splendid topic entitled "Bleserd Are Pita Peacemaker's" was given by ribs. George Dundee. The closing hymn "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind" rias followed by the MiETlait Bene- diction. Mrs. George 31cArthur con- ducted seyc+ral contests and lunch was served by the hostess assisted br Mrs. Percy Holman. Mrs. Fein Patterson Mrs. Lloyd Porter and 3lrs. 1, ,Fan. Marks. The next meet - 'ng will be held at the home of Mrs. Nn1U• McCallum March 1111i, HELP! HELPI Th'- Ilirm County Overseas Flood T., lief Fund needs your h• 1p. Leale donatione with your local Bank. GREY Seh.ol Board Meeting The Grey Twp. School Area Bo:.rd made their annual trig of inspection .of ;their schools after which a brief meeting was held, Mo'tiam of Brown wed Conley Grit following ;tenders for wood be ac- cepted. John Hood No. 7 .and S, 12 cords each at G.50. Geo. Taylor 30o, 1 rand 11. 12 oords each. No, 6, 1.8 cords at 6.00 per cord. Motion of Bolger and McFarlane: that following bills be paid: Royal Hotel, S dinnFlrs 39.71 Jahn Hood, wood 156.011 Winibam ILydro 19.55 Cecil Bekmie,r, labour 37.51 .1. C. Hemingway, Phone hill 20.56 Rita Keffer, hot plate No. 3 7,G:. Jack Conley, radio repair 1.n0 B. 15. Rowland, brush brooms 20.31 1). N, McDonald, repairs 42.11 F. R. Smith, supplies 5.1116 Pisa:. Pub. House. adv. 0.05 r, .'.k Ti+ od SrhIlol ,Replies 51.14 (tell Raynard, cedar 104.00 1. Carl TTeminewny. See: Tres.". Cl @ alF q6 Roam Ch�6�3 PRETTY GOOD FLOCK EH, DOG? 60MECHICKS THOUGH, KEEP CHIRPING THEIR HEADS OFF. WELL,IT'S A CINCH THEY'RE NOT CHIRPING WITH JOY, JACK.THEY LOOK WEAK TO ME. MAYBE THEY'RE NUN6RY. HUNGRY, DOC! YOU , KNOW 1 NEVER ,• STINT ON .' I:"A* ,rte T.F00D FOR SALE - 1 Balsas 1G" x 561, Any person in' i 4esetste call Phone 424.9 Geo. Blake WANTED.- t Main wanted Ter Rativlelgh hittsf tensa Seit to 1500 families. Good ereif to far hndUers. Wnite today L 'Ran'elg1h'e Dept. B -1.524S, Montreal. FOR SALE - 1 8 Yearlings and about 30 tong of ' Alfalfa and Timothy, square; bale; M. H. Orient Separator Nei% attach. menus • and nupbor, good ;as new. 1 Jce Hohnes Piton 1515. WANTED- Stanogra0ther for immediate em• 'ployment in yVing3a 'm office. Ex- perience x perience preferreid, but not neer clasary. .Amply Box 50, Bruss4le Post. WANTED - A hanging lamp. with red shade, old muzzle loading guns with brass - trim and old organ. Far Sale Spaniel Pups. M. A. Fraser Phone 17r19 at meal time, FOR SALE - Bray Chicks. Wide range crosses. pure larede. Mixed, pullets, cocker els and a few starked. Ask us for pat111C lass. You should be getting pour chicks soon. '^`or April delivery nrdrr now too. Agent Wm. G. Pray, Ethel. MELVILLE Y, P. S. The Young People of Melville Church met in the primary room on Monday evening. The president, Bill Adams ;spend dhe meeting TENDERS WANTED - Tenders (will be received March 9, 1953 by the Grey Tw1L FOR SALE - School Area Board for the property 100 acre Farm good house and bank known as S. S. No. 2, Tenders may be barn, 80 acres workable, decent hush annd woodlot. Priced at $4. 400,00. 100 acre Farm, good buildings, NOTICE - , good location, near highway, Priced A lot of farmers like the Surge at $8;500,00, Milker because it's backed by 75 acre Farm all facilities, goon "Surge Service". Ask the man who house, steel driveshed, good barn, Priced at $9,000.00 owns one. Call Lovell McGuire, 100 acre Farm. brick house, large Peen, 593W Wingham, Surge peat. barn Priced at $9,000.00. er. Drlek hoose in village with all tncilitdes. FOR SALE Cement house to Brussels with all A 4uaitity oL Dry Hard Body I facilities. Wood„ and'Cedar, also a good Farms .all sizes and number of Rand snonly of Bine and Blank Ant re a ON �tl Wedal!llld>lxy, irebreerY $'01111„, 1100, 't MAT NEW IRM' WILL COST You LOS AT T1iI /1 1 KENMORE K"...".41HALL 145 IAIT llyd STREET RATES fROM'$2JI DAR}x• R FROM $4JN DMtY-DOUILI Your opportunity to enjoy a OA - sus ♦us Now York wadle..8 o saw YSI Many fo.Wt.s M MMo.e. yon .t thh relined, .d hotel. FREE swtmmt• pool• O'er fawi wrwd .t Wird oust M t»th sotto* shop .od rostour.ot . . .xe.R.nt bar end I.onyo, Just • f.w minutes .way Crest United Nations. Timis Squars, R a d I. • OTT. lnipira St.to Sundial}. Transportation rl4ht at the door. NO PARKING PROBLEMS WEEK ENDS. Money -raving rates. Special rates for groups. HONEY FOR SALE - Offering balance of 101e 190'2 crop of White Olaver Honey in 8 1b. palls Wallace Roas Apiaries Seaforth, Ontario: WANTED Dead and disabled taro •fliA=. e sited tor prom1t pick-up. Ori! Percy Stephenson, Ethel, Panne $mantels 85r12, Collect. r r - AUCTVON SALE 'Clearing Aucion Sale of Farm Stock Machinery and Household Effects I at Lot 9, Con. 18, Grey Twp., 2 miles East of Walton on Wed.,1 March llth at 12.30 p. m. CATTLE 1 Black Cow, 9 yrs. oid, pa65'tune bred. 1 Black Co', 8 yr Cows, 1 Black •Craw•, 6 yrs. 'tld; Red O yr. old 2. Holstein Cowls, 5 yrs•' ATTENTION FARMERS - old. All above COWS Ire Pasture bred. 1 Black Registered flow, 6 yr. old! Drm pro OK remosanved from disposed ,bred; 1. Black Registered Cow, 1 earn promptly for sanitary diai,a.a1 t cllect: Brussels diel; yr. old, bred; 1 Blur., Clow, 3 yrs. 0113 paelhnre bred; 2 red heifers, 2 yri old pasture bred 2 Bleak heifer' 2 yr. old iso freshen in April. 4 Steer rising . 1 yr old; 4 T4etfers ris qne yr. old. POTTL(P,RY - 10 'White Rock II 8 months old. Telephone or' Elmira 664. ' ulna GORDON YOUNG LIMITED Mr land, school or both. 5. Gar_ Hemingway, See.-Treas. Phone 25x1'5 Brussels. with the Sint;-img of hymn of 295, with Doris Pulman. as pianist Austin Fuiltion .read ''tile script -an. lesson from Acts ,ohalpc. 12, folt'owed by repeating the Lord's Prayer, Min - sites awl roll call were given, oy.l Jean Smith. Hymn 600 was sung. .j Stewart Nichol took over the, socia! Hart of the meeting, reading old sayings by Abraham Lineable end 'read a poen and also entertained the young p4'oples with two games Lunch was served and the meeting' eloped with the Mizpah Benediction. FOR SALE Shorthorn bull, 2 years, register rod, priced reasonably; also several gond grade Shorthorn. heifers. AD - Ply Ross D. Knight, It R. 2, Brue- eels, phone 28r16, rite Coal, Alberta and Brussels Coal Yard Phone 86x2 Briquettes.. . houses. es. J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker 1, E. Brewer I Brussels, Ont. , KITCHEN SINKS 'White porcelain enamel steel 25 x 42 right or lel band drainboard; the always popular 16 x 20 single sink; 1•so ledge type doable bowl and a double drainboard sinks and a one - niece combinlstlon laundry tray and sink with sliding d.nainboard; bath- room sets. Oartaloaue with Install anion diagrams. Recessed bathtubs. See or -write S. V. 50I-INSON PLTTMBTNG SVPPLTES, PTRE'FITSVTLLE, ONTARTO." FOR SALE - 2 .brooder houses 10 x 10 and 15 x 14; middle aged horse; grain blower and cern Chcprer. T Wht+eler Phone 12513 We nee olivine contracts for Mar ire barley for delivery tc Wtneham elevator. Tnhn rim ,11Sat eatl et cin n'1 him. tent. YOUR FIELD CROP MACHINERY - 70 Oocksbutt Stan and Tractor on rubber'; 36-52 Mil may Groin Siparator. S plate Coel skate :one way Else. TTniversal 3011 er. 3 single •units; hi. -H. Hay Loader 7 ft. Deering Binder; Fray RaeN Rubber Tired Wagon; 10" Bins Crinclee: 15 hoe Disc Cockshu (:r94n Drill: 2 Furrow Tractor Move 7 rt. International Power Mowed M. H. Side Rake; 5 51 McCormlc Cultivr9nr; 1,01,01:m Fanning M011 rnrx." nen-v• 12,i ft. 9" 4 Pt 'Drivel Belt; Set Harrows; Bugg Cultivator; 7" FAeclric Bench Sari heavy ditty 14 14. P. motor; Bon Enemy. 75 lit. 6" 4 ply drive het 12 ft. Cabin Trailer (like nett travels 4. SERVICE PLAN SAL.ESMEN rIRA7�*.& HAY - Quantity Cut Ilii' Can supply you with any kind a ed Tiny, 150 lets, :Nixed Grata, Grain, Corn and Hay and Pasture Seeds. These seeds are all registered HOTTRTOHOLD NFFFXITS - Rog1 and treated ready to sow. It you Mncecile R•efrirr'it6tor 714 cubic •01 need any bele in planning your Heade (like mewl: Maxwell rlentrie wast iei Seeds or Fertilizers do not er (good): Moftot Combtnattt hesitate to contact your Crop Ser- Ranee' OHeber heater; R -pie' vice dealer. Have you Clorer Seeds 'Oek Diadnernom finite; Studio Cott T We Matching chair• Kitchen t from Reg. Seed for sale on able; B� or Grain ' will buy or place It for you. Soil fel and 0 nhalirs: occasional e' mn1Ps will beanalayzed tree. Ask land sanall tabies; twilight Lim; for prices on Seeds, Service is tree clertrici lamp. Atla,lin tamp, 154 Phone 56r9 Ger, Wesenbure Watt Suu>sbine hot plaice, Singi "riwine machine, phonograph, t OUR CLIMATE IS CHANGING piece Maple bedroom suite, 2 bedrooi Hardy Antic er mitiste are malt- mites. complete; iron single bi obertaenvntions that substantiate the eprines and mattress, Mall rad evidence that Canada is warming chairwe kitIOlen utemsllbr antlgl no. Oldfaashionsei winters. plenty of china dis2tct5, 2 rugs, hooked mat rnow. and l'nwr• temperahi1'e may br- rleetrt..11 Mellen clerk, oth erne a Thiry of the post. 'pie im- arttclels, medial., benefits and future dang ers inherends On this phenomenal cltarere- are dieruc.cd in a feature "rtirle pnblitlred !n rite 'Pimento Star " ••••?civ of 'Feb, 28. Terms Cash - Farm Sold Charles Williamson, Prop. Harold Jbckson' Auctioneer. F, P; Chesney, Clerk, BUT,JACK, A CHICK MUST BE ABLETO 6ET AT IT BEFORE IT DOES ANY 6000 WOKS AS IF THERE'S SONECROWDINGHERE IF CHICKS HAVETO FIGHT FOR EATING SPACE, JACK, SOME OF THEM WILL 60 HUNGRY AND YOUR FLACK WILL SHOW SLOW AND UNEVEN GROWTH. SY Roe Farms Service Dept. HOW CAN I AVOID THIS, DOC ? HERE'S A SIMPLE WAY TO PROVIDE PROPER '/un FEEDING SPACE, JACK. FIGURE YOUR FEED HOPPERS AT I INCH PER CHICK FOR In$ WEE 2 INCHES PER CHICK FROM 3TO61iIEEK5 INCHES PER CHICK AFTER 6 WEEKS POR A SAFE START No:IUs .OW/ WOE e V• COMPLETE` 'CHKKSTA' 1'" Roel CN►CKSTAR CONTAINS ALLTHE NEWEST "GROWTH FACTORS° cosi Huron Produce BRUSSELS JOHN LAMONT ETHEL 010 F. HARRISON. MONCRIEFF t:,