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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-4-29, Page 5MEMORiALS AN INVITATION We .invite your Meisectime of our varlet die - play of memorials and .9ur shop, Viedtorse. are cordially osteoma and are under no obtigetton. Whether you are Meerestted 10 a fauyily me- morial or inexpensive tablet, you will receive the same aottrteaus and dependable service we hovel rendered to so many Listowel and diet- trict sesldentst WELLINGTON RONAL1111 Listowel, Ont, Phone 405 WINGHAM KINSMEN CLAM KIN hENO NUMBEAB Wed„ Orli a2nd •-- B-2 Thurs., April 23rd -• N-45 Fri„ April 240 — B-10 Sat, April :25th — 1,26 Mon„ April 27th, — G-61 Full .card was claimed by Hugh 'Cook of Beegrave (441). HONEY FOR SALE -- Offering balance of 1953 crop of clover stoney do 8 lb, pate only 31,50. Wallaes Rosa Apiaries Sea8orith, Oat WA, ..MPAReftdil SERE CANADA Soldiers like those of the airborne infantry. are helping tg guard Canada, ready to drop info action wherever dangel threatens. The young man who loins the Army and bas ccolFi pleted Ms Infantry' training may then volunteer to start trainhig for the proud wings of Canada's "Soldiers of the Sky." How does a��nn choose a job? He examines the pay; working conditions; the opportunities for advancement, financial security. Prom every one of these aspects pa At career Is excellent. And more—no monotony of being stag for years In one place; pension plans after 20 years servttcs medical and dental care whenever needed—without re as rcost time. today arettruly outstandintraining and advance� inthe Army lli IN THE -ARMY Soldiering is a man's life! There are challenges and dense But wherever you go, in the Army, you know you can rely 0 your comrades, trained fighting men who share with you th action of military life. If you think an Army career is for yOtie -the most uimpoe rtantomentinstherCa adlanwArmy, Iafantl4 You are eligible to join the Army if you are 17 to 40 years of age and able to meet Atmy test requirements. Applicants should bring birth certificates or other proof of age when reporting for lutes -vie*. For full information apply right away to: No, 13 Personnel Depot, Wallis House, Ridea3 & Charlotte Sts., Ottawa, Ont. No. 5 Personnel Depot, Artillery Pork, Begot St„ Kingston, Ont. Canadian Army Recruiting Centro, 90 Richmond Street West; Toronto, Ont: No. 7 Personnel Depot, WolseleyBarracks, Oxford & Elizabeth Sts., Londn, Ont. Army Recruiting Centre, 230 Main St, W„ North Bay, Ont, Arnly Recruiting Centre, James Street Armoury, 200 James St, North, Hamilton, Ont, ntoove0 FREE hREE FREE A eteautlfel 20 x 40 BEDROOM RUG Finns Factory to Yee 1`t s we will give you, absolutely fr, e, a g:tt al i reatolstn'g bed- room rug with each Pere:he se of our slur MOW Corduroy Oltennillo bed, spread. This la the spread that has tlroswtsode of velvety tufts which' eoolpletely coversthe spread. Nott' on sale for $0.09 each, sent C. 0, D. Mae 1 oste5e, In all anodes, in Isotlt single raid double bed e14ee. With either multi•ool'oree or solid color patterns on top. Fitst;quatity. A :trislY remarkable boy, when you coneidtr that you get a rug worth 33 ns a free .gift to ntat.eb, immediate money -hock guarantee; TOWN &. COUNTRY MFG. Bok 904, Place D'Armes Montreal, P. Q. T13N5 E11S POR,COAL AND 00X21 Fedenail Bhilddingo - Province of Ontario STALED TENDIORS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed "TENDER FOR COAL", will be received until 8 p, in. (E.D.S.P.), wieDNESDAY, MAX 13, 4953, for the sluppiy of coal and coke for the Feneral Buldings throughout the Province of Ontario. Forme of tender with sgeolficate ions and conditions attached out be obtained from bhe Ohief cf Puroh'as- ung and Shires, Department ofPublic Works, %Otba,wa., turd the District Ardhitedt, '33 Adelaide 9t„ East, Toronto, Ont. Tenders should be made on the forms euppiled by tite .Department and in accordan.ca with departmental specifications, and conditions attach ed thereto. The Department reserves the right to demand from any enccess4ul tend- er, before awarding the order, a sec- unity eaunhty deposht In the form of a cert- fled .cheque on a chartered bank in Canada, made payable to the order of the Honorable the Minister of I Public Works equal to 10 Per cent of the amount -of the tender, or Bear - lir Bonds of the Dominion of Canada nr of the Canadian National Railway Company and its conetltuent corn- pantos unconditionally guaranteed. as to Principal and interest by the Doormen's of Canada, or the afore. mentioned bonds and a certified Cheque if required to make up an odd amount. Such security will serve as a guar• antee for the proper fulfilment of the contract. ROBERT FORTIER, Acting Secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, April 15, 1953. ETH1 L The seventh meeting of the Ethel Friendly Susies, was held at the home of Mrs. Bowes on April 22, conasnenofng at 8 p, m. Meeting opened with the club song. The roll 5511 was answered by 12 girls, with One ditty of a pleasing guest. The minutes of the eix,h meeting were read by the secretary. The bu,;dness was then discussed. Members were given books to put in their reference file. The roll oall for the eight meeting is "What l have gained from this project. The hone assign- ments are preparations for tea, record book, reference file. The dia- erasion was hospitality in chub t( activities, the guest speaker, the banquet, the club or class party, and refreshments for larger group.,, The members each wrote an invitation to the women of the Institute inviting them to a tea for Friday evening, May 1st. The meeting was then closed with "The Queen." Donn AIeeceader, 'Press reporter SHOCKING REVELATIONS OF BELLA DODD In The American Weekly with this Sunday's (Maya) bore of The Detroit Sunday Times, read "I Was a Communist Schoolteacher," In it Bella Dodd tells how teachers are recruited into Communist ranks and how children's minds are polaned ageing' Demoncrecy, It's "MUST" reading in The American Weekly with Sunday's Detroit Times. See aretnre and tritiers. Dote. Piaws. %mere Lime and Fertilizer Suv.ae, Saying -tooth Bier 0111s both wheel tractors and trawien Plows, Discs. Streedert, Mowers, Hay i oadera, Smalley Forme Blowers um Hemmer ilii-. We also ave rersairs Per Olienor Cockshmft Tractors. t'n;aleacxotat Dealers •foe Oliver tmplantente 1t C3RRITf ttF 'btTi"nclaT Myth, Die= THE SIRUSSk J POST CRAM`1BROOK Mrs, tfyadman wits hostess to the April meeting of the Women's Aux. litiaty 00 Monday evetytng, A;plrli 27111, with tate 'W, .M, S, as guests, ,The president Mrs. Strickler opened the meeting with u verse, "On Pasttu'eo- iOloret'c, , „followed' with a FOR BAJ. E hymn, 'Ntut Lard's Prayer Mas ret, ilon;se and Snail apoly to Dented in untsose The minutee, 03 Donald Currin Phone 12r14 the last meeting were read by the ' cretary and seconded by Mrs. B. McNair. The roll cell Ives answered FOR SALE with a verso embalming word 35255 ft, Bean, apply to Joy. The colleotion wan 'taken and Rowlanei Achilles Moe) 1Sr$ lunelt 'for the Mission Band discuss- ed. 8 letters of thanks were read, Regions from the Wingham Snodi- FOR SALE -- y � A quantity of Fertilizer on stand eni were elven by Mrs. Strickler 2.12.10 and 4-112-10, t and Mrs, S. Campbell. The May John McNabb Phone 43x11 1 meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ken. McDonald, After the sing - log of a hymn,. the Scripture Psalm 28 was read in 02.1500. Roy, Thomas guestt speaker from Walton, Wali in- ,traduced by Mrs. Strickler and i thanked by Mrs. 11, Donn, His talk ' was thoroughly enjoyed, and he pointed ort to the members that missionary work begins at home, Rey. Hyndman closed the meeting with prayer. A delicious lunch was serried by the hostess assisted by Mrs. M, Hnether, Mrs. W. Perrie, Mrs,. M. Cameron and Mrs, S. Mc- Nair, CLASS/PIED ADS. FOR RENT — 200 erre grass farm. Apply to J (i., Brewer P. 0. 13o b7� { A Preparatory Service will he held in Knox Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening, April 30 at 9 c'elock D. S. T. I The Sacrament oe the Lor'd's 'Su- per will be observed on Sunday ' morning, May 3, at 11 o'clock, D.S. T. Sunday School will meet in the basement of the ohurch at 10 o'clock, , The Mission Band was reorganiz- ed on Fntday. April 24, under the leadership of Mrs, W. M. Hyndman and Miss A. J. Forrest, Twenty-four children attended and the following officers were elected — President, Paye Engel, Secretary, Allan Dunn; Treasurer, Gerald Huether. Re- freshments were served by the leaders. Meetings will be held the fourth Friday of *rob month follow- inc dismissal of public aehool. Mr. Fred Hunter. who has been , confined to hospital for several weeks, was able to come to his home here last' week, Mrs. R. K. McDonald has been confined to her bed most of the time for the past week. Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Hammill. Sask„ v'sited recently with Mr. and Mrs ; Earl Duan. Mrs. Hammil and Mr, Dunn are cousins. The first meeting of the Cranbrook ; Cornflowers garden club was held 1 at the home of our leader Mrs. V. 1 Corlett on April 17th, with seven members present. Anne Stotfler ase'stant leader was also present The lection of officers was held as follows — President Yronne McTaggart Sec-Treae,, Helen Knight Frees Reporter Mona Clarks, Pianist Rose• Campbell The next meeting will he held at the home of Anne Steffler, Re4en• Knight and Anne S'eftler offered to take ltuatoh. Mrs, Corlett gave some hints in planting early seeds for transpiamting. The roll call was, anttw'Ored, by the location of my garden and why we have gardens. Garden seeds were then given out, Home beautification was diccnssed and each girl named a project that she wishes to do this summer. The meeting than adjourned by singing "The Queen." A delicious lunch was served by Oar hosteee and was en- joyed by all, BLUEVALE Rev. R. A. and Mrs. Brook are visit- ing with their son Howard and their, daughter Mrs. Toni Gaston, Toronto,' Jack Hoolceridge, has returned to the village after spending the win- ter to Stratford; Mrs. L. Aitken has returned from a visit with her daughter Mrs. Donald _ Sreet, t,1 - towel; Mr, and Mrs, ,Tack Bosman and son, London, with Mr, and Mrs. CTrales, Bosman; W. A. Patter. eon, Toronto, with the Misses Duff; Burns Moffat and daughter, Nor- ma, Mr, and Mrs, 0. 13. Moffatt and daughter, Marilyn, and Mr. and Mrs. florae Higgins at a wedding In London. Rev. and Mrs, Matthew !intik, end (Gerald el. Peterborough and Aginttourt with Rev. Gllltes Smith, who recently arrived from Trelend, Mr. Smith was best man at the marriage of Mr. and Mrst Ratite 10 years ago in Ireland and ilius visit to considered an inlayer-', Bary eatehratinn. FOR SALE -- 12 inch Power Lawn Mower, used One season, Chas, T. Davidsou Phone 63r5 FOR SALE — Durham Cow, Chicken shelters. 2 .oil brooders, electric brooder, Jack Wheeler Phone 12J'13 FOR SALE — Gan now take orders for w ood tor Summer deditery. Hardwood nr Soft- wood short cr 4 ft. Iong. Fred Sawyer Phone 58r19 FOR SALE 5 room .cottage, 2 piece bath, fully insulated. Full basement with. cistern Town water. Apply to Leo. Gaynor, Mill St., Brussels. 1 • FOR SALE — 1902 Ford ton Piek-up in perfect 1 condition. Apply to P. 0. Box 129 Brussels. WANTED — Dead and disabled arm ember* wanted for prompt pick-up. ossa Percy Stephenson, Ethet. Peen* Brussels 85r-12 Collect. FOR SALE — 11.5 storey frame house in the Viii age of Bluevale, hard and soft water, I pr9ssure system with small barn i on premises. Priced reasonable for 11 quick. sale. Phone 610W4 Wingham, Sperling Yeo. r FOR RENT — 1 100 acres of pasture Iand In the 1 Twp. of Grey, good grass and never t failing water supply. Apply to , Mel. Jermyn, R. R. 2 Bluevale, EEfj Phone 53r12 Brussels. FOR SALE — 8 room cement house, double cement garage and frame barn, on 4% acres of land, good garden and small fruits, ee mile south of Brussels. Apply to Mrs. Chas. Loire. FOR SAL — Good °rev.Coyne 1928, with 5 good tires, and will be sold, can be seen at West St., Seaforth. Robert Mc- Fedeean. Box 218, Seaforth, Ont. FOR SALE — '94e still have some fall Honey on hand. Some just as clear as Clover Honey at $1.25 an 8 ib. pail with na batckwbeatt in it and some at $1.00 that has a little in it. Ask us to show it to you. Lloyd Wheeler Phone 21r8 LIVESTOCK WANTED -- Dead, dtsabeed horses ea corns removed tree of charge. For prompt and efficient service phone "STONES" collect Ingersoll 21 or Brussels 72, ATTENTION FARMERS — DEADSTOCIt removed from yew farm promptly for sanitary disposal Telephone Collect: Brussels Sine or IDimira 564. GORDON YOUNG LIMITED FOR SALE — Bray hatchery new May -June price list will interest you. Especially on pullets. daynid and started. Ask ns for it. And don't forget to order Your .lune broilers. TurtMoe good markets demand elite good stook. Agent Wm, G. Bray, Ethel. STOP CLAW-RIDINO — Milk with genuine tug -and -null Surge M18kera are adjustable to the indivtdttul sow beoanse elf their hanging arrangement. Call Lovell McGuire, Surge Servtoe Dealer, phone 592. Wingham. FOR SALE — Mired Crain for seed, 60% Ajax Oats. 40e4 Galore Barley, Potatnea suitable for ;aped or table use, We hero a gond supply. of F'ortillz. lir and S•tahltser on stand et all tinea. Stan. Alexander, Ethel, Phone 1 ,'oriel g28r18, Trust nvt to CHA N Ct f Make sure of your plan!' through regular saving1 OPEN A r SAVINGS. ACCOUNT AT 313 THE "ITS HERE" HANSON BRODJET Come In And SEE IT .'Low Cost, No baoc-ms — Sprays Row Crop, . Field Crops, . Read Side, . Barns Cattle, Hen House. 14 2.. the Handl Jet to wash cars, Lucks, tractors. A YEAR ROUNiDJ SPRAYER You Can Not Afford To Be Without It SEE US NOW ED. RICHARDS — ETHEL Your Sporting Implement Dealer BUSINFSS C.k u.DS C. A. Myers, M. D., L. gdi. L. C. PHYSSC'IAN aced ZLJRGEO1u Waliam St „ Phone 4. Brunets, Cu . DR. R. W. STEPHENS Gradiaau; University of Toronto PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Tnimpb Mee 45 — f3rttaas^ls, Curt, Walker Funeral Home Day or Night Calfs Telephone 199 No Extra Charge for Use of Funeral Aare Licenced Funeral Director and Embalmer Twenty-four Hour Ambulance Serer Dales' Flowers Ezchaiyely Q). A. Rann & Co. FUNERAL AND AMBULANYEYERVICK Llcensad Finnan! Director and Embabao.a PHON1! 30 or 65—...---._. gnaws. OltiT. Harvey W. Stephenson Representative for Star Life Asazoasam Canada Health and Accident Co Casualty General Insurance, Cu. Mono 43a lwe.lsselrf ,1 Chas, T. Davidson INSURANCE E FOR ALL KINDS Automobile acrd Fire Insurance Accident tend Sika Agent for Great West Life ;Insurance Co. Rhone Office 96 .._. Brom* out. R. S. Hetherington, K. C. WP.NGRAIVI anor BRUSSELS AT BRUSSELS Timsday and Saturday all day — Off t open .e1s'a' day, Mose Zit --• Successor to E. D. DIE G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist, Patrick St., WINGHAiM At Kincardine Office Ever Ti sial. D Mum Winghanr 770 & 5, Maria, P. Evenings by _appointment. JOHN E. LONGSTAFF. Optometrist Eyes Examined. (Masses Niles. Phone 791 Seaforth Mali end. HOURS: 9 - t5. Wed. 9-12.30. Sat. 9 a.ttn. to * M.R. . .. , m �isaees J. A. Monagahan, R. 0. Optometrist, LJSTOWEL.. ONT. Specialising in Eye Examination and the Fitiir r of Munk Obex its Lisrbovel Clinic Bidlaa,R Moss 9:00 *Ma. to 0100 p.m. daitly; Mired Watinaillut rah, Open every Teeeaday and Saturday Evening 7 441 N. NI, Other evenings by appointment Phone 9 2.`1'